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RES-2010-092 Resolution Adopting the Three-Year-Solid Waste Management Plan Update to be Submitted to the State of North Carolina
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refuse derived fuel plus waste to energy. The County received this report in August 2008 and it <br /> is available on the County web site or on request. <br /> Following the December 2009 decision not to site a transfer station in Orange County for at least <br /> three to five years,various citizens and citizen groups have urged the County to consider other <br /> alternative technologies for handling the county's solid waste and possibly other wastes such as <br /> biosolids, medical waste and other difficult to manage materials. The SWAB was directed, as <br /> part of the decision to consider various alternatives further. In Apri12010 the SWAB hosted its <br /> first presentation of the plasma arc technology by inventor Dr.Louis Circeo of Georgia lnstitute <br /> of Technology. T'he SWAB will conduct future technology reviews and presentations with a <br /> report back to the board projected in 2011 following completion of more comprehensive review. <br /> In 2009-10 the County and LTNC concluded a landfill gas recovery agreement for Orange <br /> County's lined MSW landfill and closed MSW unlined landfill. LJNC is to capitalize the project <br /> and own the gas, infrastructure and any related carbon credits associated with recovering the <br /> methane. Orange County will receive payment based on contractual provisions. Construction is <br /> slated to start in November 2010 and gas recovery to begin in mid-2011. Gas will initially be <br /> flared and then eventually piped to an off-site generator on University property to generate <br /> electricity for use on iJNC property. <br /> Environmental Monitorin� <br /> On-site inspectors at the working face scrutinize all incoming waste for the presence of regulated <br /> recyclable materials. Penalties are levied on loads out of compliance or the haulers are given the <br /> option to remove the offending materials. <br /> County facilities have 36 monitoring groundwater monitoring wells and sample 28 wells semi- <br /> annually for the criteria pollutants of pH, conductivity,temperature,total metals as well as <br /> volatile organics using EPA method 8260 and an inorganic analysis for lead,barium, cadmium, <br /> chromium, lead, mercury, selenium and silver. <br /> To monitor methane we have 18 gas-monitoring probes on the north side and 19 gas <br /> monitoring probes on the south side. We discovered in winter of 09-10 a methane migration and <br /> controlled it by installation of a localized trench system. Seven gas flares are currently used to <br /> reduce odor problems, which have unfortunately persisted. There are also 45 passive gas- <br /> venting pipes in the closed north MSW landfill that are not monitored directly but control gas <br /> flow direction. A subsidence in 2009 at the closed MSW landfill was controlled with soil fill. <br /> Planning Approach and Pro�ress Towards Waste Reduction and Disposal Goa1s <br /> While Orange County is the lead agency in overall solid waste management in Orange County, it <br /> continues to actively engage with its partners,the three Towns and i1NC as well as citizens and <br /> businesses overall. There is a general understanding since the first plan submittal in 1997,that a <br /> single integrated plan will be submitted by all the partners and a specific reaffirmation of the <br /> 61%waste reduction goal in the resolution from each government attached to each plan <br /> submittal. There is an operating interlocal agreement which stipulates all waste controlled by the <br /> four local governments is to be delivered to the Orange County landfill. As long as the landfill <br /> and other related facilities are operational,the partners will continue to deliver waste there. <br /> 10 <br />
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