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station. The first one is already being done, which is doing a countywide site search. He <br />read recommendation #2: "Prior to locating the waste transfer station in the Rogers Road <br />community, give serious consideration to whether prior commitments proposed by local <br />governmental entities far the Rogers Road community have been kept." He said that he <br />would like to know whether this issue has been considered by the Board or the staff and <br />what the discussion has been. He then read recommendation #3: "Prior to locating the <br />waste transfer station in the Rogers Road community, contemplate whether elements of <br />racial and/or environmental discrimination exist in either the process and/or the decision to <br />locate a waste transfer station in the Rogers Road community." This calls for an <br />investigation and evaluation of these processes with regard to environmental justice. He <br />said that it is his understanding that this has not been done, and it seems unforgivable. <br />Susanna Haff lives off of Eubanks Road. She said that when you look at the "waste <br />central", she assumes that it is probably UNC. She would like to know if the County <br />Commissioners have met with members of the University. She made reference to a new <br />development on NC 54 and a new mall going in (she did not say where), and said that <br />these things should be considered as a site is planned. She suggested that the Board <br />speak with UNC Trustees about this issue and the possibility of purchasing land from the <br />University. <br />3. Discussion, Feedback and Comment on Technical Criteria (Exhibit 5) <br />Ed Schuffler said that he wanted to discuss public meeting dates. He asked for <br />input on this from the County Commissioners -where, when, and what time for the public <br />participation process. These meetings will not be.site speck and the consultants will talk <br />with the public in a forum setting. There will be a detailed presentation on what a transfer <br />station is, etc. The suggestion is a two-hour timeframe on either a Tuesday or Thursday <br />from 7:00-9:00 p.m. He said that a central location would be better. <br />Chair Jacobs said that the Board usually meets in two different places (Hillsborough <br />and Chapel Hill) and there could be one meeting at each place. He said to work with the <br />Clerk. <br />Commissioner Carey asked if the County Commissioners would have to be present <br />and Ed Schuffler said no. The consultants would be talking with the citizens. The County <br />Commissioners would be welcome to attend. <br />Commissioner Carey suggested doing one in each location and 7:00 p.m. is <br />reasonable. <br />Commissioner Foushee agreed with this and also avoiding Wednesday evenings. <br />Chair Jacobs said that he hopes these meetings could be more intimate than a work <br />session. Ed Schuffler said that he generally likes it mare intimate and he will do a <br />PowerPoint presentation. <br />Chair Jacobs asked if the meetings would be recorded. Ed Schuffler said that they <br />could record it, but that the questions would be transcribed and put on the website. <br />The consultants will work with the Clerk on setting up the public meetings. <br />Ed Schuffler reviewed the technical criteria. <br />TYPICAL TECHNICAL SITING CRITERIA <br />A. Central location to collection routes <br />B. Access to major transportation routes <br />
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