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1 <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br /> Action A ends <br /> Item No �P <br /> ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br /> Meeting Date: June 6, 1994 <br /> SUBJECT: Orange County Landfill Tipping Fees <br /> ----------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> DEPARTMENT Public Works PUBLIC HEARING YES NO X <br /> -------------------------------- ------------------------------- <br /> ATTACHMENT(S) INFORMATION CONTACT <br /> Excerpts from Town of Chapel Hill' s Wilbert McAdoo, ext 2625 <br /> Landfill Fund Budget TELEPHONE NUMBER <br /> Hillsborough 732-8181 <br /> Chapel Hill 968-4501 <br /> Mebane 227-2031 <br /> Durham 688-7331 <br /> ----------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> PURPOSE: To consider approval of changes to the Orange County Landfill <br /> tipping fee schedule for FY 1994-95. <br /> BACKGROUND: The Orange County Landfill is administered by the Town of <br /> Chapel Hill under provisions of the 1972 Landfill Agreement between <br /> Orange County and the Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro. The agreement <br /> requires that all three parties must approve changes to the tipping fee <br /> schedule. <br /> The attached spreadsheets detail the budget recommended by the LOG. <br /> The major increase in expenditures over 1993-94 is attributable to more <br /> than $3 million for construction of the next section of the present <br /> landfill. The funds for this expansion have already been accumulated <br /> as reserves. <br /> The Landfill Owners' Group has recommended to the governing bodies of <br /> the three jurisdictions that 1994-95 tipping fees be established as <br /> follows: <br /> Current Recommended <br /> Waste Category Fee Fee Increase <br /> Mixed solid waste $25/ton $26/ton $1/ton <br /> Ash $15/ton $16/ton $1/ton <br /> Clean wood waste $3/ton $5/ton $2/ton <br /> The proposed tipping fee changes would not result in an increase to the <br /> County' s 1994-95 landfill fee budget, which is actually lower next <br /> year due to savings achieved in 1993-94 by the move to staffed solid <br /> waste sites. <br />