It’s time for the temporary Super Bowl infrastructure at Levi’s Stadium to come down, and clearing it out the right way takes just as much expertise. That’s a job for the NFL Green team. The crews not only take stuff down, but they preserve it to donate to about 50 organizations. “So w e’re out here collecting all of the fantastic material that was put into the sets, into the different components that are needed to run the game and trying to donate them to local charities and nonprofits as best we can,” Sustainable Operations Director Ryan Sclar said Tuesday. Some items are headed to the Santa Clara Unified School District. “All sorts of fence mesh, different kinds of banners that were all along the stadium perimeter,” Sclar said. “They’re going to be re-purposing this into a variety of different things for their parks and rec. They’re going to be using some of this to help manage and line their baseball fields, using other parts for some arts and crafts projects.” The actual trash left by fans is sorted by a working partner: Copia Resources of San Ramon. “With the ultimate goal to divert as much as possible from landfills,” Copia Resources Supervisor Ja’Rel Rucker said. “Increase recycling, increase compost and re-use as well.” San Francisco 23 hours ago San Francisco sees huge economic boost from Super Bowl and week-long events Super Bowl Feb 9 ‘So surreal': Bay Area Super Bowl halftime performers grateful to work with Bad Bunny ...read more read less