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Location
CPC is continually seeking an operational facility in California. Upon identifying that region of interest, the applicable MRFs will be contacted to provide the raw material. Meetings with MRFs located in the Los Angeles, San Bernardino, and Ventura County areas have been conducted.
Location of the facility operations will be based upon the building lease and the operating basis of the region considered including any potential city/county/State sponsors.
Facility
With 45tons/day raw material input, a 40,000 – 50,000 square foot building would be necessary to process this amount of post-consumer plastic. It would require the assistance of Commercial Facility Brokers to explore qualifying facilities in California.
In order to operate the extruders and supporting equipment, the buildings require 220-440 volts, 3-phase power. Several docking bays are also a requirement for loading and unloading capabilities. The facility requires it to be located in a M-1 or M-2 designated region.
A typical facility will require employment of 30 to 40 personnel. An operating schedule based on a 24-hour day would enable processing of 40-45 tons/day of raw material.
Managing each facility will require one (1) plant manager and five (5) supporting departmental managers whose individual responsibility will be to oversee the Administrative, Accounting, Manufacturing, Shipping, and Inventory departments.
Ownership, Organization, and Management
Johny Meijer and Peggy Johnson share equal ownership of CPC. The corporation was established specifically to manage the anticipated facilities within the State of California.
Johny Meijer’s background is as follows:
Received an Associate of Arts degree from Mount San Antonio College (MTSAC) in Spanish, French and German. Drafted in 1963, joined the US Air Force as a Radar Technician and was honorably discharged in 1967. Returned to school and earned his BSEE from Long Beach State University in 1977.
In 2004, he retired after 36 years of total service from the US Government. During those 36 years, his occupation involved working at the following California-based locations: Naval Shipyard – Long Beach, Naval Weapon Station – Seal Beach, and Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) – Port Hueneme. Assignments to Washington D.C. became more frequent during the latter part of his career.
He has maintained and taught numerous courses in weapon systems ranging from the Tartar Missile Radar System to the Tomahawk Missile Computer System. Assigned as the NSWC Land Attack Department’s Contractor Officer In Charge, his responsibilities included the review
and negotiating of all contracts issued throughout the Department. He was responsible for developing and teaching a contracting class, training Land Attack Department technicians and engineers to qualify for the Contracting Officer In Charge’s position.
During his remaining nine years of service, he assisted the Program Manager of the Cruise Missile Department at Crystal City, Washington D. C. His duties included the evaluation and negotiation of contractors’ cost proposals that involved Lockheed Martin, McDonald Douglas Inc., Boeing and Raytheon. Providing assistance to the program manager proved to be instrumental in his development of the Land Attack Cruise missile computer system by participating in the design, logistic support, management, and implementation decisions-making process.
Mr. Meijer had maintained a California Life/Health Insurance and Security License and had been a financial representative for the past ten years.
Mr. Meijer’s responsibilities will focus on the management of CPC by incorporating rules and regulations in the areas concerning administrative, accounting, shipping & receiving, marketing, and customer relations.
Peggy Johnson’s background is as follows:
Received an Associate Science degree in 1973 from Mount San Antonio College (MTSAC) majoring in Secretarial Science. For the next 18-1/2 years, her employment at Southern California Edison Company had her assuming positions within three separate departments as follows:
Power Supply Department – responsibilities included the maintaining of accurate inventory, recording of physical details, activity, and location of the more than 500,000 combined power poles & transmission towers that encompassed the overall Edison system. A thorough tracking, logging, and reporting procedure were implemented to effectively facilitate the results of daily field activities.
Nuclear Fuel Supply Department – main responsibility included overseeing the development, monitoring, and implementation of contract language affecting numerous companies whose interests were in providing various types of fuels to Edison’s San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS).
Law Department – provided support to two attorneys, each assigned to interpret the legal ramifications contained within the scope of contract language involving nuclear fuel and health benefits. It allowed her to become more proactive in the development, analyzing, and understanding of contract language.
Employed by San Antonio Water Company in Upland, California from 1993 to 1995. The water company had budgeted two years for Mrs. Johnson to create a system that would require her ability to “streamline” and accumulate data and related information from various company locations. Hence, she was successful in developing a complete, comprehensive, and “hands-on” uniform filing/retrieval system that was previously not in place.
Mrs. Johnson currently has a patent on the “Paper Chute”.
Mrs. Johnson will be responsible for establishing new facilities, shipping invoices, and developing of marketing procedure strategies. She will be making financial decisions regarding the daily facility operating costs incurred and projected.
To accomplish the establishment of additional facilities will require the on-going combined efforts of Mr. Meijer and Mrs. Johnson’s involvement and interfacing with State, county, city officials and statewide Material Recycling Facility managers.
Ownership and Boards
Mr. Johny Meijer and Mrs. Peggy Johnson are equal owners of the corporation and are currently serving on the Board of Directors as President/CEO and Vice President/Secretary, respectively. Additional board members will be considered pending the growth of the corporation.
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