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2-d Robert M. Jessup Jr. Memorandum By Facsimile To: Bob Morgan Rod Visser Date: June 15, 1999 Regarding: Solid Waste Management Reorganization — Points from Monday night's Chapel Hill Council Meeting The Chapel Hill Council discussed the proposed agreement for solid waste management reorganization for about an hour on Monday night. The Council ended the discussion by unanimously adopting a resolution authorizing the Mayor to complete and execute the agreement, so long as three changes were made to the draft presented. Here is a brief description of the requested changes. I can address these at greater length at this afternoon/evening's meetings, but I wanted to give these to you this morning in case you had any time to think about them before the meeting: 1) For the 60 acres of the Greene Tract to be transferred to the County for solid waste management purposes, impose the prohibition on the use of that property for burying solid waste or as a C &D landfill through a restriction in the deed from the current owners to the County, so it would be a legally enforceable restriction. In addition, state that no non -solid waste management use could be made of the 60 -acre portion without the agreement of the three current co- owners. 2) Describe more explicitly the integrated solid waste management plan that the parties have already adopted. In the opening paragraph of Part 4, add a statement to the effect that the parties have adopted a plan that includes goals for the reduction of the solid waste stream, but acknowledging the County's discretion to change the plan (including those goals) to match resources and requirements. EE6S- 68fr -6i6 -jr dnssar -W 4jagoa eSti :80 66 Si unr