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i~;~t~[~€~~i'~ L" i1~-~~~s~~;ti.r.~~~a~1~~~.~~1~~~~~~" ~:h~~~~i~«~.dt,~~ <br />O~.a~cTly~ <br />"I'he objective of this phase of work is t11e preparation of a feasibility analysis o'1' landfill gas <br />recovery options associated tivith the County's L;tillank Road MSWLF disposal facilities. <br />flnalyses include the evaluation of the Carolina North project altelzlative and evaluation of <br />proposed cogeneration energy users in the immediate vicinity of the .Lubanks Road solid waste <br />management facility, i.e., public elementary school, animal shelter, Solid Waste Operations <br />Center, and Lubanks Road solid waste management facilities (possible construction of a transfer <br />station and other on-site auxiliary facilities. The status of the evaluations for each altel~tlative is <br />presented as follows: <br />Eubanks Road Cogeneration Project <br />Future cogeneration energy users in the immediate vicinity of the Eubalil:s Road solid <br />waste management facility, including the proposed solid waste operations center, possible <br />constl-uctioll of a transfer station, elementary school, and animal slleltcr were evaluated <br />with respect to combined heat a11d power (Clip} energy demand. .Based. upo11 the <br />information provided by the facility designers and County staff, Table 1 summarizes the <br />anticipated implementation schedule for each facility. <br />Ta~ile 1 <br />FACILITY IIvIPLENIENTATION SC1.1E17UL.E <br />Sotid Waste Operations Center .December 2007 <br />Possible Transfer Station Juty 2010 <br />Elementary Schoot August 2008 <br />Anmat Shelter September 2009 <br />Lstilnated Annual heating, cooling, lighting,. and laower loads for each of the proposed <br />facilities are presented in the follo~vilag table. The elementary sc11oo1 is the largest <br />potential energy usel• and is a ke}J compolYent of an3° combined heat and power project <br />1rt111z1ng 1a11dii11 gas recovered 1a•om the Coinlty's existing Isubanks Road 1v1SWLl <br />t~lcilities. Based upotl the projected facility energy demands presented in Table 2, only <br />collection and recovery of gas fl'o111 the SOUtII. LUlJa11.kS ltt)ad Slte ~vlll lie reClllll'ed tc1 illeet <br />the projected 30 year energy 1leeds of this alternative. . <br />Oran~~c C'cninty~_ ;Uarth C:'~rr~~lina 1 LI~C:i Status Exr;cutivc suntnmrl• <br />. :lpril2{it:l7 <br />