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73 <br /> WHEREAS,the County owns and operates the Orange County Landfill (NC Solid Waste <br /> Parcel 68-01)located on the north and south side of Eubanks Road,approximately 1.3 miles to the <br /> west of the Highway 86 exit from Interstate 40, and approximately five(5)miles north of Chapel <br /> Hill, at 1514 Eubanks Road, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, which consists of two land disposal <br /> areas,a"North"closed unit comprising about fifty(50)acres(the"North Landfill"),and a"South" <br /> operating unit comprising approximately twenty-five (25) acres and operated in four phases (the <br /> "South Landfill"). The South Landfill is currently operating in Phase 4 and is expected to reach <br /> capacity in the Spring of 2011; <br /> WHEREAS,waste acceptance records indicate that the North Landfill received about 1.2 <br /> million tons of waste during its operating period from 1972 to June 1995. The capacity of the <br /> South Landfill is approximately 920,000 tons; <br /> WHEREAS, Landfill Gas (as defined below), consisting principally of methane, carbon <br /> dioxide, nitrogen and traces of other constituent gases, is generated as a by-product of the <br /> • <br /> decomposition of waste in the Landfill; <br /> WHEREAS, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement, the County <br /> desires to grant to the University the exclusive right to design,develop,install and operate the LFG <br /> Project(as defined below) to process the landfill gas (and in particular, methane) and to convert <br /> LFG into one or more forms of energy, thereby reducing associated greenhouse gas emissions <br /> from the Landfill,while at the same time generating power from a renewable energy source; <br /> WHEREAS, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement, the <br /> University desires to have the exclusive right to design, develop, install, and operate the LFG <br /> Project, and to collect,extract, and remove LFG from the Landfill, and either to destroy such gas <br /> • <br /> {00022477.DOC} <br />
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