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/��-��-.� 3 <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> C��� BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br /> ACTION AGEND T <br /> Meeting Date. October 4, 2011 <br /> Action Agenda <br /> Item Na. �-(� <br /> SUBJECT: Rogers Road Area Mitigation Options And Landfill Closure Impact� <br /> DEPARTMEId�: County Manager PUBLIC HEARING: (Y/N) No <br /> ATTACHMENT(S): INF,DRMATION CONTACT: <br /> 1) Map— Rogers�-Road Histaric Area— Frank Clifton, Coun�jr Manager, 245- <br /> Main Structures Befofe 1972 2300 <br /> 2) August 17, 1999 Agreement for Solid Michael Talbert, Interim Assistant <br /> Waste Managemen# County Manager, 245-2153 <br /> 3) May 17, 2011 Recommended Actions John Roberts, County Attomey, 245- , <br /> Dacument from Rogers Road 2318 <br /> Community <br /> 4) �ables —Estima#ed Costs to Provide <br /> Public Water for Three Areas in <br /> Rogers Road Vicinity <br /> 5) Map— OWASA Water Service in the <br /> Rogers Road Vicinity <br /> 6} September 20, 2011 County Attorney <br /> Memorandum Regarding Landfill Post- <br /> Closure Cos#s and Liability <br /> 7) Proposed �olution for Solid Was�e <br /> illegal Dump Sites Proposal and Map <br /> 8) MSW Landfifl txpansion Capacity <br /> Proposal <br /> 9} MSW Landfll Closure and Post- <br /> Closure Cost Estimate <br /> 10) C&D Landfill Closure and Post- <br /> Closure Cost Estimate <br /> 11) Solid Waste—Calcufation of <br /> Fund/Reserve Balance—June 30, <br /> 2D11 <br /> PURPOSE: To receive from County staff(based on previous Board direction) a comprehensive <br /> response to requests for the County to design and implement a mitigation plan to address <br /> impacts perceived to have been created by the proximity of the Orange County Landfill in <br /> relation to the historic Rogers Road Area-(Attachment 1); to address specific requests made by <br /> representatives of the Rogers Road community; and to highlight other critical matters that relate <br /> to how the County, the Orange Water and Sewer Authority (OWASA) and the Towns of Chapel <br /> Hill and Carrboro might be involved in a comprehensive solution-oriented approach. <br />