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Robert M. Jessup Jr. Memorandum To: Landfill reorganization working group Date: June 7, 1999 Regarding: Comments received on June I draft agreement I have received a few continents on the June I draft agreement that I thought I would share with the group. I . I have been asked whether the 60 acres of the Greene Tract to be transferred to the County comes out of the County's ownership portion of the entire Greene Tract, or whether the County remains a 43% owner of the remainder. Certainly the current draft does not address this point explicitly. I believe that the better reading of the current text, as well as my understanding from our earlier meeting, was that the County would become the sole owner of the 60 acres and remain a 43% owner of the remainder. I would propose that the agreement should be clarified on this point, however. 2. I have. been asked whether the second sentence of the second paragraph of Part 5 (on the Greene Tract) could be amended to read that "the County may use the property described on Exhibit E for System purposes only" (thereby adding the word "only" at the end of the sentence). That change seems to me to be consistent with the group's agreement, but I need to hear that the County accepts that change. 3. it has been suggested to me that the references to the University in Part 7 should be references to UNC -CH, and the references to the President to the Chancellor. That may well be what's intended. But I would assume we would want to pick up UNC Hospitals as well, wouldn't we? I would appreciate anyone else's thoughts. 4. It has been suggested that the reference to the "solid waste plan" (in the definition of "Solid Waste Management Plan and Policies," near the bottom of page 13 of the clean copy) should contain an explicit reference to the one -page "plan framework" (of which I have attached a copy). That makes sense to me, if in fact that's the document that's previously been approved by the boards. I would point out, however, that the County is free to change any aspect of the plan or the framework without the consent of any other party.