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• 6 <br /> • debt • budget categories <br /> • compensation • <br /> • tip fee (Ig) • <br /> • Interlocal agreement • <br /> GROUP FIVE <br /> JURISDICTIONS COUNTY BOARD <br /> • collection decisions • final budget approval • keeps up w/technology <br /> • enter into contracts or • debt issuance (not • recommends on solid <br /> interlocal agreements General Obligation waste services/policy <br /> bonds) <br /> • transfer assets • ownership and • hears from citizens <br /> acquisition of <br /> land/facilities <br /> • Large Tip Fee • user tax authority <br /> increases (over 5% or <br /> fixed amount{cpi)) <br /> • hears from citizens • authority to negotiate <br /> land with neighboring <br /> jurisdiction or <br /> landowner <br /> • Methods to reduce • administration <br /> volume (unit based <br /> pricing vs. Collection <br /> bans) <br /> • hears from citizens <br /> • Smaller tip fees <br /> The options above were reviewed. It was decided to have a maximum of two <br /> elected members of each Board, along with whatever staff they choose, meet to <br /> review these suggestions. They will draft a preferred management model for solid <br /> waste management in Orange County to be presented to the elected boards. Chapel <br /> Hill Town Manager Cal Horton will convene the meeting. <br /> There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. The next regular <br /> meeting of the Orange County Board of Commissioners will be held on Tuesday, <br /> November 19, 1996 at the OWASA Community Meeting Room, Jones Ferry Road, <br /> Carrboro, North Carolina. <br /> Moses Carey, Jr., Chair <br /> Kathy Baker, Deputy Clerk <br />