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Minutes - 20040623
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RES-2004-050 Resolution approval of the three-year update Orange Co. Solid Waste Management Plan
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\Board of County Commissioners\Resolutions\2000-2009\2004
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ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 3 <br />A RESOLUTION AFFIRMING ORANGE COUNTY'S 10-YEAR SOLID WASTE <br />MANAGEMENT PLAN, INCLUDING A 61 PERCENT WASTE REDUCTION GOAL <br />WHEREAS, Orange County adopted in 1997 a general waste reduction plan framework as part <br />of its overall solid waste goals and adopted specific waste reduction goals of 45% per capita by <br />2001 and 61 % per capita by 2006, and <br />WHEREAS, Orange County achieved a 40% waste reduction rate in 2001-02 and 45% waste <br />reduction rate in 2002-2003, thus meeting its interim waste reduction goal of 45% and the State <br />goal of 40%, and <br />WHEREAS, this is recognized as the highest level of waste reduction in North Carolina, while <br />during the same period the State overall has experienced increases in waste disposed, and <br />WHEREAS, participation in Orange County waste reduction and recycling programs continue at <br />a high level, and <br />WHEREAS, the State of North Carolina does not contribute in any meaningful manner to <br />funding local government waste collection, waste disposal, or waste reduction programs or <br />services, and <br />WHEREAS, Orange County is considering alternative means of financing its solid waste <br />programs which it will likely implement in FY 2004-05, and <br />WHEREAS, significant concerns have been expressed by Chapel Hill related to <br />changes/revisions to this update, particularly as regards the elimination of the materials <br />processing facility and the elimination of major residential and commercial recycling program <br />expansions, and <br />WHEREAS Orange County must balance public investment in waste reduction with available <br />funding and its current success relative to the remainder of the State; <br />NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Orange County Board of Commissioners that <br />Orange County is maintaining its long-term goal of 61 % waste reduction per capita; and <br />BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Orange County adopts the solid waste plan update attached <br />hereto and authorizes the County Manager to submit the plan to the State; and <br />BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Orange County pledges to reconsider recyclable material <br />collection and processing options that will enable County programs to expand the materials <br />currently collected to include mixed paper, allow for significant additional volumes of materials, <br />and increase recycling programs and services in the non-residential sector in order to delineate <br />a more clear means to achieve a waster reduction goal of 61 %, over a reasonable time period <br />for implementation. <br />This the 23rd day of June 2004. <br />
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