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---, - - 7. S°A~;E-F{~R~EGYC~IN6~ 69_ •~ep-e# resyslables a~e~ i-;=dd62t19R-6eFltPF--f8c4}SIRg-BR-w35f2-F2d4f6f19R~ Fe6yGIIRg~ and-~feYeF}~9R: 7. SPACE FOR RECYCLING, COMPOSTING, AND PUBLIC EDUCATIDN Important 5 Consideration: A transfer sfafion could be sited in areas also conducive to recycling or composting activities. Many transfer A site with the largest available undeveloped footprint (acres) riot stations are designed to enable residents and businesses to drop off recyclables andyard waste in addition including a minimum 100-foot buffer around the perimeter of thesife fo trash. Some transfer stations incorporate education centers or interpretive trailsfocusing on waste and dedicated transfer station area (station, roadways; parking areas, prevention,: These types of facilities offer increased utility to the community. scale facilities, and other required site improvements for transfer operations) will betanked the highest Definition: Availability ofundeveloped on-site area to accommodate future expansion or changes including additional waste handling; transfer; processing, and/or administrative support functions. -~UFf-ER-SP-AAI;E *-Mit{gate irRpact oR-ssur~eundiRg-seRaR~uR}ty-separatieR-#rena-adjeiRiRg-land ~~~~~~,~^^~s, SusiRess-e#r~. *-h~iRiRaura-50-fae~ 8. BUFFER SPACE Very Important 10 :Consideration: To mitigate the impact on the surrounding community, a transfer sfafion should be located in an area that A site that provides the mast buffer width in terms of wooded area or provides separation from sensitive adjoining land uses and/or residences. Buffers canoe natural or ofhernatural screening feature(s) (i.e:; streams, hills; etc.) around the constructed and can take many forms, including open spaces, fences, sound walls, trees, herms, and perimeter of the. property will be ranked the highest. landscaping. 'Definition:. Presence of natural areas, trees, topographic relief, or other features that provide separation from adjoining land use or residences. Page 4 BOCC Regular Meeting - 06/24/06 kk k ~ F s ~ ~ ~ Weighfing Factors ~ E I~' ~ Criteria pication 'f r ~ U,Importanc Value.