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2. Exempt from Creates a "compromise" Creates need for ongoing certification separation requirements those atmosphere b/w the regulators and re-inspections of remote facilities, Cre generators and haulers who can those regulated. Encourages contradiction between those who mus~ "prove" they are using a alternatives and innovation to recycle a prescribed set of materials it recycling separation facility meet the recycling/waste Orange Ca. and those who say they ar somewhere else. diversion standard going to recycle different materials elsewhere but the same amount or mo as Oran ere uires. C. Coordination with other local governments in Orange ,Count and UNC The majority of construction and therefore waste generation is taking place within the corporate limits or extraterritorial jurisdictions of the Towns in Orange County - Carrboro, Chapel Hill or Hillsborough. If the Towns agree to pass the materials sepazation ordinance, effective enforcement of the ordinance will require cooperation of the Building Inspection Departments and Plannixig Departments of each jurisdiction. Those departments will rieed to inform the County Solid Waste Management Department when developers aze applying for zoning compliance permits, special use permits, demolition permits or building permits that could trigger the requirements for development of a solid waste management plan or solid waste management permit. They may even distribute the appropriate forms for completing the solid waste plan requirements. The involvement of these Departments should be made explicit as the County discusses with the Towns adoption of the ordinance requiring sepazation of regulated recyclable materials. Building Inspections Departments in each jurisdiction may also be asked to assist the Solid Waste Management Department in determining if there is proper separation of materials on sites they aze inspecting for compliance with building codes. Building Inspections Departments may also be requested to delay issuance of permits when an approved construction and demolition materials management plan and/or permit has not been filed. The BOCC may wish to determine the sequence of implementation of the ordinance. There aze at least three options. The second one is assumed in the timeline proposed at the end of this report. 1. BOCC passes the ordinance and applies it first to construction and demolition activity in the unincorporated areas of the County, using that period to fine-tune ordinance and operations before asking.municipalities (and UNC?) to adopt it. 2. Pass the ordinance and apply it first to unincorporated areas but immediately after passage take it to the municipalities (and UNC?) for their approval. 3. Finalize the ordinance and bring it to the municipalities (and CJNC?) for their concurrent approval with the County approval. prior to implementation and enforcement.