2000 S County Mgr - Interlocal agreement for solid waste matters Greene Tract

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The County will have the right to refuse to accept for disposal at System Management Facilitie-s any material or substance which the County reasonably determines is barred from such disposal by the Solid Waste Management Plan and Policies, by any applicable law or regulation or by the restrictions of any permit. Notwithstanding the provisions of the previous paragraph, the County shall in no event be deemed the owner of any such barred substance without its express consent. If at any time a material that previously qualified as Other Recyclables begins to be processed by the County for recycling and therefore becomes County Recyclables, then any Party theretofore processing such material as other Recyclables shall begin to process such material as County Recyclables upon the expiration, of any contract for disposal of the material as Other Recyclables that maybe in effect at the time of the material's change in status. 3. Solid waste collection and transportation decisions will remain each Party's prerogative. The Parties in all events retain the right to determine their own systems and procedures for the collection of Solid Waste and related matters, provided that such systems and procedures shall be reasonably designed to be consistent and compatible with the appropriate Solid Waste Management Plan and Policies. 4 The County will operate the System as an enterprise operation, and. will have discretion to set rates, fees and charges. The Parties agree that the long-term success of the arrangement for solid waste management provided for in this Agreement requires that the Parties remain committed partners. The Parties agree that their goal of reducing solid waste must be achieved in a. manner that guards the economic viability of the System's current and future operations. At the same time, the Parties acknowledge that the County is not expected- to use its general funds to underwrite overall solid waste management activities. Therefore, the County, the Towns and the persons and organizations within their jurisdictions all must bear appropriate proportional shares of the costs of providing for current and future operations of the solid waste management enterprise. The Parties agree that the County, as part of its responsibility- for solid waste management, must retain broad flexibility to implement and adjust rates, fees and other charges,- as provided below, in order to generate sufficient resources through the System to carry out the requirements of the Solid Waste Management Plan and Policies. The Parties agree that the county is ultimately responsible for balancing the available resources and the demands on the system, and that the County must therefore have sufficient authority to adjust either the resources or the System demands, or both, to achieve the balance. Part 1 of this Agreement provides for the County's authority over the solid Waste Management Plan and Policies. This Part 4 provides for the County' s authority over the available resources. 4