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<br /> Comprehensive Review of <br /> S olid W aste Collection and Disposal Options <br /> <br />v2.1 viii 10/22/12 <br />List of Exhibits <br /> <br />No. Page <br /> <br />Exhibit 1-1. Pro Forma Model Program Scenarios ..................................................................................... 4 <br />Exhibit 2-1. Solid Waste Services Division Organization ......................................................................... 5 <br />Exhibit 2-2. Waste Disposal Volume Data and Trends ............................................................................. 7 <br />Exhibit 2-3. 2010 Waste Composition Study Results ................................................................................ 8 <br />Exhibit 2-4. Anticipated Chapel Hill Population ......................................................................................... 9 <br />Exhibit 2-5. Summary of Area Landfill Tipping Fees ............................................................................... 11 <br />Exhibit 2-6. Collection Times ......................................................................................................................... 16 <br />Exhibit 2-7. Collection Routes ....................................................................................................................... 17 <br />Exhibit 2-8. Average Maintenance and Repair Cost ............................................................................... 19 <br />Exhibit 2-9. FY 2012-13 Solid Waste Services Budget ......................................................................... 21 <br />Exhibit 2-10. Commercial Sector Bulk Container Collection and Disposal Fees ................................. 22 <br />Exhibit 2-11. Vehicles and Equipment for County Recycling Programs ............................................... 27 <br />Exhibit 2-12. Recycling Material Quantities by Source, FY 2010-11 ................................................ 28 <br />Exhibit 2-13. Recycling Material Quantities by Commodity, FY 2010-11 ........................................ 28 <br />Exhibit 2-14. County Fees for Recycling Applicable to the Town ......................................................... 29 <br />Exhibit 2-15. Current and Expected Costs for Urban Curbside Collection Utilizing Single Stream <br />Recycling ................................................................................................................................................. 30 <br />Exhibit 3-1. Summary of Capital Costs for a Town-Operated Curbside Recycling Collection <br />Program ................................................................................................................................................... 38 <br />Exhibit 3-2. Summary of Operating Costs for a Town-Operated Curbside Recycling Collection <br />Program ................................................................................................................................................... 38 <br />Exhibit 4-1. Number of Residential Units Serviced Per Hour by Collection Method .......................... 54 <br />Exhibit 4-2. Advantages and Disadvantages Associated With Semi-Automated and Fully- <br />Automated Collection ............................................................................................................................ 55 <br />Exhibit 4-3. Residential Route Potential for Fully-Automated Waste Collection ................................ 56 <br />Exhibit 4-4. Organics Diversion Calculation, Town of Chapel Hill ........................................................ 58 <br />Exhibit 4-5. Organics Diversion Collection Estimate for the Town of Chapel Hill .............................. 60 <br />Exhibit 4-6. Type III and IV Compost Facilities Within 60 Miles of Chapel Hill, NC ........................ 61 <br />Exhibit 4-7. Example of Solar-Powered Trash Compactor .................................................................... 64 <br />Exhibit 4-8. Example of Waste Compactor Security and Monitoring Device ..................................... 65 <br />Exhibit 5-1. Pro Forma Allocated Budget Costs and Revenues for FY 2012-13 (Status Quo)....... 75 <br />Exhibit 5-2. Summary of Comparable Solid Waste Programs ............................................................. 77 <br />Exhibit 6-1. Target MSW Transfer Station Facilities ............................................................................... 80 <br />Exhibit 6-2. Summary of Target Solid Waste Transfer Stations ........................................................... 81 <br />Exhibit 6-3. Route Capacity Analysis .......................................................................................................... 85 <br />Exhibit 6-4. Projected Town Vehicle O&M Cost ....................................................................................... 86 <br />Exhibit 6-5. Summary of Direct Hauling to Transfer Station Scenarios <br />(6 Routes, 3 Days Per Week) .............................................................................................................. 89 <br />Exhibit 6-6. Summary of Direct Hauling to Transfer Station Scenarios for Current Residential Route <br />Configurations (7 Routes, 2 Days Per Week) .................................................................................. 90 <br />Exhibit 6-7. Net Present Value of Direct Hauling to Transfer Station <br />(6 Routes, 3 Days Per Week) .............................................................................................................. 91 <br />Exhibit 6-8. Net Present Value of Direct Hauling to Transfer Station for Current Residential Route <br />Configurations (7 Routes, 2 Days Per Week) .................................................................................. 92 <br />Exhibit 7-1. Population Projections, Town of Chapel Hill ........................................................................ 98
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