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ii <br /> Addendum #2; <br /> Page 3 <br /> II. Chem Waste - represented by James Love <br /> Q: What about electricity and water at the four proposed sites? <br /> A: (1) Orange County has electricity; (2) Wake County has electricity and water <br /> from the City of Raleigh waterline; (3) City of Durham will have electricity and <br /> water; (4) Chatham County will have electricity and water July 1, 1994; and (5) If <br /> County of Durham builds a site in the future it will probably be at their convenience <br /> center/water treatment plant which has electricity and water. <br /> Q: Will compressed gas (i.e. propane gas cylinders) be accepted? <br /> A: Please provide additional unit prices for household hazardous wastes that you feel <br /> your firm can safely handle and dispose of that are not listed in the RFP. <br /> Q: What about restrictions or limits on intermediate and temporary storage facilities? <br /> A: TRSWPC is not concerned with that kind of arrangement if the regulatory <br /> compliance' record is provided and a hazardous waste storage permit exists for the <br /> proposed facilities. Through an annual report, TRSWPC will closely track all waste <br /> to be recycled or disposed and reserves the right to, at any time, inquire of the status <br /> of any waste that leaves its facilities to be recycled or disposed of during the term of <br /> the contract. TRSWPC does stress that special consideration will be given to <br /> facilities that recycle over facilities that bury or incinerate. Of course, associated <br /> costs of different methods will also be considered. <br /> Q: What days will each facility be open and will the Contractor have to be there during <br /> the actual collection day? <br /> A: Ideally, each facility would be open one or two Saturdays per month. If a <br /> jurisdiction decides to have its own staff onsite during the collection day after they <br /> are properly trained then the contractor would not he required to be there during <br /> that time; If a specific jurisdiction chooses a"turn key" approach, then the contractor <br /> would have to be present on the specified collection days.Jurisdictions may share the <br /> facilities with one another so alternate proposals from bidders due to possible more <br /> cost-effective collection scheduling will be welcome. <br /> Q: Does the reference to "hazardous waste" on page 4 of the REP regarding transportation <br /> refer to household hazardous waste? <br /> A: Yes. <br />