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Make reports. The County will make, or cause to be made, any reports or audits relating to .the System as may be required by law. The County, as often as may reasonably be requested, will furnish such other information as the County may have reasonably available concerning the System or its operation as the Advisory Board or any Party may reasonably request. The County, which the Parties have designated as a local lead agency, and the Towns will cooperate in preparing and submitting any reports or solid waste plans that a Party may be required to file with governmental authorities, such as the State's Division of Waste Management. Approve budget. The County will approve the 1999-2000 System operating budget together with Chapel. Hill. $ffective date. The County will assume solid waste management responsibility the day following the effective date of the zoning of the property described in Exhibit E which makes solid waste management uses, not including burial of mixed solid waste or construction and demolition waste, a permitted use under the Chapel Hill Development Code/Ordinance, as provided in Part 5 of this Agreement, so long as that date is at least 180 days after the execution and delivery of this Agreement by the current owners of the System and so long as the Greene Tract Owners have agreed on the boundaries of the property described in Exhibit E. The date the County assumes solid waste management responsibility is the effective date of this Agreement. Provided, however, the effective date of this Agreement will be January 1, 2000 so long as this Agreement is executed by and delivered to the current owners of the System on or before dt~3~~~-?-^^^ September 7, 1999, the zoning change described above and in Part 5 of this Agreement is adopted by the Town of Chapel Hill on or before January 1, 2000 and is effective on or before January. 1, 2000 and the Greene Tract Owners have, on or before January 1, 2000, agreed on the boundaries of the property described in Exhibit E. The Parties shall take actions provided for in this Agreement, or which may otherwise be necessary or appropriate, in a timely fashion to permit the County's assumption of solid waste responsibility on the effective date. 2. The Parties will deliver Solid Waste and County Recyclables to the System. The County and the Towns all agree to deliver, or cause to be delivered, to System Management Facilities for disposal or processing, respectively, all Solid Waste and County Recyclables under their respective control. This delivery. obligation includes (without limitation) all Solid Waste and County Recyclables collected by any Party's employees, Solid waste collection contractors, solid waste collection licensees or solid waste collection franchisees. There is no such obligation to deliver Other Recyclables. All Solid Waste and County Recyclables delivered to System Management Facilities, or to County employees, solid waste .collection contractors, solid waste collection licensees or solid waste collection franchisees, or properly placed in a designated container at a convenience center, will be County property upon such delivery. 3