RES-1995-055 Resolution (with attachments) Authorizing the Town of Chapel Hill to Utilize the Landfill Reserve Fund to Purchase the Property Known as the Neville Tract

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12 AWN effects of the soil removal operations on adj oining = =' landowners. 4. Future use of the properties by Landowners over the next twenty years if the properties are under the management of local governments. This should include the necessary guarantees that stipulate that these sites will not be used for landfills or supplements to any landfills either directly or indirectly. 5. A written guarantee of no blasting. 6. A clear description of the process to be used for dirt removal, including: - when and how long ( number of years, hours of operation, etc.) , where ( including buffer, design of site), how 7. Any and all guarantees and agreements be legally enforceable. 8. A plan for future use of the Neville and Greene tracts be developed, that is environmentally sound and prohibits use for CY I any type of dumping or storage. 9. No utility roads to the Greene tract be developed unless part of the future use master plan. V to . The optimal solution to the soil deficit problem will be found by utilizing either the Neville Tract or the Greene Tract. The following principles for selecting an area for obtaining soil within the Neville /Greene tracts will be used by the Landfill Owner's Group in developing the special use permit to be submitted to the Town of Chapel Hill: Select area that minimizes removal of "significant" hardwood trees. �- Select area which will allow utilization of modern erosion control techniques to prevent stormwater problems. Z1. Non-- monetary alternative for mitigating potential impacts on property contiguous to the current landfill and Neville Properties will be considered by the LOG, including: - Enhanced dust control measures. Ensuring that the Neville /Greene tracts will not be utilized in the future to process or dispose of solid waste.