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solid waste ordinance violations are noted. Individuals found to be illegally hauling <br /> Regulated Recyclable Material for out-of-county disposal will be issued a citation and <br /> appropriate legal action will be pursued by the County. Five violations of this type may? <br /> will cause the revocation of the Recyclable Material Collection License. <br /> Burning <br /> Individuals found to be burning prohibited materials will be visited by County staff and <br /> informed that they must extinguish the fire and be given alternatives to handling the <br /> material. Re-ignition of the fire or any subsequent burning by that individual will result in <br /> issuance of a citation and appropriate legal action will be pursued by the County. <br /> Proposed Timeline for Ordinance Implementation <br /> Sept 11,2001 BOCC Review; offer any changes. . <br /> Oct 2, 2001 Public Hearing <br /> Oct 16 or Nov 7, 2001 Adopt Ordinance; effective date of burning prohibition <br /> Nov, 2001 Authorize new C&D <br /> education and enforcement position <br /> Nov, 2001-Feb, 2002 Take Ordinance to Municipalities <br /> Nov, 2001-Feb,2002 Finalize Administrative procedures— <br /> Recyclable Material permit <br /> WHEN DO WE START WORK ON OUR FACILITY? <br /> Jan, 2002 Begin issuing mock tickets <br /> April, 2002 Initiate licensing <br /> April,2002 Begin certification of Commingled Recycling Facilities <br /> July-August,2002 End grace period <br /> July—August,2003 Review ordinance for costs, tonnage figures, and <br /> additional feedback from the regulated community <br /> Recommendation <br /> • Staff requests the Board of Commissioners'.feedback on the Regulated Recyclable <br /> Material Ordinance; <br /> • Staff recommends that the Board set a Public Hearing for the Regulated Recyclable <br /> Material Ordinance; and <br /> • Staff recommends that the Board authorize the creation of a permanent, full-time <br /> C&D Education and Enforcement Specialist position <br /> 8 <br />