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Attachment C Interlocal Agreement for Solid Waste Management Staff Draft Outline— March 2012 Construction & Demolition(C &D) and Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Landfills • County to maintain financial, regulatory and environmental responsibility for operations, closure and for post - closure maintenance /monitoring • County to monitor operation and performance of University Landfill Gas Recovery System • County to provide ancillary services such as: • White Goods /Appliances • Scrap Tires • Scrap Metal • Clean Wood Waste • Vegetative waste • Mattresses • Towns and County will, in support of the solid waste enterprise fund, direct C &D waste from projects where local government funding is utilized, including school construction and renovation, to the County C &D Landfill • Towns and County will, in support of the solid waste enterprise fund, deliver white goods /appliances, vegetative wastes and scrap metal to County recycling facilities • Tipping fees (if any) shall be established annually as part of the County budget process and become effective on July 1 Municipal Solid Waste Collection and Transfer • Carrboro, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough and Orange County will maintain authority and responsibility for MSW collected and transferred within their respective jurisdictions. • Should the County or a Town (or Towns) plan, site and develop a waste transfer station consideration shall be given to parties of this Interlocal Agreement as to being able to use the transfer facility, subject to payment of prevailing tipping fees as established by the relevant governing body. These tipping fees shall be established annually as part of the regular budget approval process. • County will develop, operate and fund Solid Waste Convenience Centers that accept residentially generated MSW, C &D, bulky waste, etc. for all County /Town residents. • Parties will provide minimum twelve months' notice of intent to implement a pay -as- you -throw residential waste collection system that has the potential to financially or operationally impact another party. • County will endeavor to maximize schedule of operation and services available (subject to material markets and budgetary considerations) at Convenience Centers, consistent with current District /Neighborhood concept or other convenience center concepts as directed by the Board of Commissioners. Current District Center (Walnut Grove Church Road and Eubanks Road) services include: • residential municipal waste • household hazardous waste • cardboard • waste oil, filters and anti - freeze • yard waste • scrap tires • clean wood waste • scrap metal and white goods • cooking oil and residential food waste • mixed recyclables (bottles, cans, mixed paper) • rigid plastics • textiles /shoes o salvage shed 1 24