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NS Grant - Acceptance of State Grants for Baler and Roll-off Containers to Haul Shingles
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6/7/2011
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2 <br />The estimated cost to purchase and install a new baler is $50,000. The NCDEAO grant is for <br />$18,000 and the County's cost will be $32,000 including the 20% match. Funds are included in <br />the FY 2011/12 recommended budget to replace the leased baler. The grant will reduce the <br />County's costs by $18,000 and eliminate annual lease payments of $3,000 to SONOCO for the <br />baler the County has used for the past twelve years. <br />The estimated cost to purchase three roll-off containers and improve the site is estimated at <br />$17,010. The NCDEAO grant is for $11,968 and the County's cost will be $5,042 including the <br />20% match. Funds included in the FY 2011/12 recommended budget to replace the leased <br />baler will be available to pay the County match on the three roll-off containers. The grant will <br />reduce the County's costs by $11,968 and enable Orange County to begin recycling tear-off <br />shingles instead of land-filling them. <br />Due to the uncertainty of when or if the shingle end user (a paving contractor) would obtain the <br />required state permits, staff did not include the matching funds in the Department's FY 2011/12 <br />budget request. Staff now understands that within the next two months the paving contractor is <br />poised to obtain the permits and that the shingle recycling project might actually be able to <br />proceed. If the permits are obtained, the Department would work with the County Manager and <br />Financial Services Director to identify the necessary $5,042 in County funds including the <br />required $2,632 in matching funds plus the $2,410 needed internally to make the associated <br />site improvements. <br />Staff estimates that the County now buries approximately 500 tons of shingles annually in the <br />construction waste landfill. Asphalt paving plants can now use roofing shingles effectively in the <br />hot mix asphalt to replace expensive asphalt cement, so there is now a very strong market for <br />tear-off shingles. Staff projects potential diversion of at least half of the 500 tons the County <br />now receives, plus perhaps up to another 1,400 tons of asphalt shingles per year. That estimate <br />of additional tonnage is based on capturing half of the State-estimate of Orange County's pro- <br />rata share of all tear-off shingles in the State. Actual tonnage would depend upon the current <br />roof replacement rates and roofers' response to a proposed fifty percent reduction in the <br />Construction and Demolition (C&D) landfill tipping fee for loads of `clean' shingles ($22/ton <br />versus $44/ton). This diversion should increase the waste reduction rate, add to the region's <br />economy and reduce oil consumed to make asphalt paving. <br />Staff anticipates some loss in C&D revenue due to the recommendation to implement an <br />incentive of a reduced (preferential) tipping fee for clean loads of shingles. Staff anticipates <br />capturing increased shingle volume from roofers who now go elsewhere with their waste. <br />Doubling the current volume could offset the expected lost revenue due to the lower incentive <br />fee. Recent informal phone surveys of roofers have indicated a potential positive response to <br />the prospect of lower fees. <br />The shingles would be delivered to the contractor's paving plant in Chatham County using the <br />new roll-off containers. The State grant provides $11,968 for roll-off containers and signage and <br />the County overall funding for this project would be $5,042. An education and outreach <br />campaign would be established to reach all roofing contractors doing business in Orange <br />County to encourage participation. <br />FINANCIAL IMPACT: Funding for the County's 20% match is included in the recommended FY <br />2011/12 Annual Budget. The total for the County share of both projects is less than the amount <br />budgeted for only replacing the baler, allowing for the unbudgeted shingle recycling grant match <br />
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