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130 <br />Should that not be the case, then you must either add additional storage capacity (roll- carts/dumpsters) or <br />increase the frequency of collection. <br />Given that, only the following items need to be addressed by your engineer: <br />1. Provide a Solid Waste Management Plan (can be downloaded from our web -page) <br />2. On the site plan, provide a written narrative stating that all solid waste, recycled cardboard and household <br />recyclables (paper, bottles, and cans) for all existing and proposed facilities will be collected by a private <br />contractor. If at any time in the future the Carolina Friends School solicits Orange County Solid WastelOrange <br />Community Recycling for recyclable collections, then they must comply with the Orange County Solid Waste <br />regulations in effect at the time of request for such service. <br />3. Election to forego public recycling: <br />As a condition of approval of the solid waste management plan, the following terms must be stipulated in the <br />approval documents: <br />• "Applicant elects to provide private recycling service to residents of this property in lieu of building a <br />recycling center constructed to the Orange County Solid Waste specifications. The site will not <br />receive public recycling collection now or in the future unless such a recycling center is constructed or <br />contingency for such a center is included on development plans." <br />• "Applicant must require at least the same level of current and future recycling service to its students <br />and administrators as that provided by Orange County Solid Waste Management." <br />• "County fees for recycling and waste management associated with this property will not be waived." <br />4. Designate on the site plan by notation where all existing and proposed recycling and /or recycling stations are or <br />will be located. <br />5. Add the following standard notes to the cover of the site plan: <br />Construction Waste: <br />• By Orange County Ordinance, clean wood waste, scrap metal and corrugated cardboard, all present <br />in construction waste, must be recycled. <br />• By Orange County Ordinance, all haulers of construction waste must be properly licensed. <br />• Prior to any demolition or construction activity on the site the applicant will hold a pre- demolition /pre- <br />construction conference with the County's Solid Waste staff. This may be the same meeting held <br />with other development officials <br />I have copied both your engineer, Tony Whitaker and Michael Harvey with the County Planning Department on this e-mail <br />so they will also have a record of our meeting and what we discussed and agreed to. Michael, please consider this as an <br />amendment to the comments I sent you earlier today. <br />Thanks again for meeting with me and please do not hesitate to contact with any questions or to discuss this matter <br />further. <br />Sincerely, <br />Jeff Scouten <br />Environmental Enforcement Supervisor <br />Orange County Solid Waste Management <br />P.O. Box 17177 <br />Chapel Hill, NC 27516 -7177 <br />919 -968 -2788 (Office) <br />919- 932 -2900 (Facsimile) <br />iscoutena— co.orange.nc.us <br />