Orange County NC Website
Browse       Search
to be managed as an <br />2. The Greene Tract remains a landfill asset (with acknowledgement <br />that the current Board of Commissioners has no inclination to bury <br />mixed solid waste (MSW) or construction and demolition (C&D) <br />waste on this property); <br />3. There are no restrictions on acquisition of additional acreage at the <br />current landfill (with acknowledgement that the current Board of <br />Commissioners has no inclination to use the Blackwood or Nunn <br />properties); <br />^4. All entities continue to work through the LOG until such time as the <br />County assumes responsibility for solid waste management to <br />develop options for materials recovery, construction and demolition <br />disposal, and a transfer station (to include examination of . <br />reconfiguring property at the Eubanks Road landfill to accommodate <br />one or more of these facilities); <br />5. The Towns of Carrboro, Chapel Hill and Hillsborough bear an <br />appropriately proportional share of costs and remain committed <br />partners to make an enterprise operation economically viable, to <br />include current and future operations; <br />6. Reduction of solid waste and the economic viability of solid waste <br />facilities /operations are made compatible; <br />7. All parties approve an Interlocal Agreement after the current draft <br />has been revised to incorporate modifications (negotiated by <br />representatives of each governing board); <br />8. The Countv retains the right to implement fees; and <br />The County is not expected to use general funds to u <br />overall solid waste management activities; <br />1-ouna in preamble to Fart 4, page 3; <br />see also last paragraph on page 3 and <br />first paragraph on page 4 <br />Found in Part 5 on page 6 <br />in the middle of page 2 <br />paragrapn of Fart r on <br />page 7 <br />page 3; <br />see also Part 2 on page 3 <br />preamble to Part 4,. page <br />led separatelv in the <br />Agreement <br />Found in preamble to Part 4, page 3; <br />this concept runs throughout Part 4 on <br />pages 3, 4 and 5 <br />Found in preamble to Part 4, page 3, <br />and also in the second -to -last <br />paraaraph on oaae 5 <br />i-ouna in preamdie to Fart 4, page 3-4; <br />see last paragraph on page 3 and first <br />paragraph on page 4 <br />Found in Part 5 on page 6 -7 <br />t-ouna in Acquire Property- paragraph <br />in the middle of page 2 <br />Found in second paragraph of Part 7 on <br />page 8 <br />Found in preamble to Part 4, page 3; <br />see also Part 2 on page 3 <br />Found in preamble to Part 4, page 3 <br />Not mcivaea separateiy in the <br />Agreement <br />Found in preamble to Part 4, page 3; <br />this concept runs throughout Part 4 on <br />paqes 3.4. 5 and 6 <br />paragraph on page 6 <br />1. The County will assume solid waste management responsibility six This is the point of Part 1 on pages 1 This is the point of Part 1 on pages 1 <br />months after all parties have approved the Interlocal Agreement to and 2; effective date provision is the and 2; effective date provision is the <br />include current and future operations; paragraph at the bottom of page 2. paragraph at the bottom of page 2. <br />Also see the last paragraph on page 14 Also see the last paragraph on page 14 <br />2. The County will accept transfer of all Chapel Hill solid waste Found in the "Take on employees" Found in the "Take on employees" <br />management employees; paragraphs at the bottom of page 1 paragraphs at the bottom of page 1 <br />CAwhdowsUwnpwESSUP3.DOC 1 Printed: 06 /09/99 <br />