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cammunity, thereby over- eommffing departmental resources and a nnecessatrlys Nmpefing with the private sector. Il is staffs . undersfanding that the Fund can not di erenliale. Some ,farms may lack space to store mulch created by this service. 1 f materwhi are ground on�slte and I for fanner to ud hze 3n the fusture, .serge olisk of fire emits due to Meat generation within the staficpile of mulch. # C tar: infernzirrxent bcss , it i,� liked E privaate senor would be cas4w�ougpe iti e hdxh any ��-ow based (unsubsidised) local government prrn�red c -site grinding opgratiox� s , '}4t� private sector -ty.ptcally is ttmavredfor high y mobile, va t7able sizedprojects , that eon be sch eduled acround any number of ongaing regional iandciear'ing activities. Yeheir staffing and equipmeal are predicared on these tvpe opersations. A local government 's capabdiV for such ir�fe i `ent operations an: orsg the agri�csal are coft� xn �trait, uld er= tai { Pnor-O CO-VS for Oqu men flstaffing due to tJee Iimitedlirregiar need presented by the agriculture comm zanily for this type of operalion and the investinen f required ed to develop this capability. The Solid Waste Management Deparrsawnt wvulil hku to uvar-ssq `' to mainlrain A & eapability dine to ongoing requavisnents of ourpernsanentfacility. .4xisding staff is unable to conduct offsite gper a4lons duo do staffing Pcc� uirefr�rits ist the lanr ll. Parr rirrle heals equipment operators , fnarn our experience, are difficult to obtain " • ffservice to be offered only to the agriculture community, a clear definition or reethod of ic'.ratifying leg!"' wase farming operations must be developed and applied CON +� Copmldcrahle coyt involved in acquiring and mobilizing equipmont. .7be OQU p r en needed to provide. Loose ref)=sslu• grinding operations -mould includes + Low - boy Trailer - S25, 500 ua filer "ofad Acldiatrsalqu2prn entatst S248 . 500 Other rnisrellraneou .s costs would include fuel, rnainlenance, supplies, ere. * Is is ekysimafed that sthe cost for the Solid Waste Management Dcparlynamr to grind + mm%yite and leave the mulch worcld & , 4, 000 - 6, 0001acre , • Costs associated with pruviding this non - land ill faint related serui� �t�ould nee�7 to be reimbursed ro fund either thrz? ugb lber recovery of Busts frvm fees or subsidized hey same other public entity, unk-4i4 the service is made available to the public at large (including developers) . Given dw on -goang need far ibis equipment at the landfill itself. rise Solid Waste Managermuna Deparment may not be able try neat the demand of the public of large. A DO T permit is rerrrrired ea ch time the grinder fs moved oto state Poads. The permit also req tyres a lead and chase vehicle wish .strobe lighis and " Wide Load " sis9nne. * One f ulkime, &ta ffpvrsars and z� part- rinse staf,�'people (ifthey� could be f bunt) could he necessary to perform this aff,91 re service, at an estimated additional annual wsl to the budget c f appr=imateiv $50rOOOL • Thk, option does not preclude some gvrerrarncntal financial ta,�sfstancevjubsia4, however, uslag the Solid TFuste Uwuzgement Fund and using alternative svzarcU ofmt& diaation may involve di f�'erenf lirnitrataonslcorsstl �uinls, . r According to the t.oundv Artorney, if l?oard wishes to make this service avcailaNe to borne tlbc Ogr ICUlture commumA41 as wejl as she nova - agriIculture communim it could coo so aasing Subd Waste Management Fund :xp enditasm. Alternatively, if the Board wishes ordy to pr-nvide this service to the agriad4wwa community, some method caf'rofmbursement to the Solid Waste Fund would be required or a norWanct 'll source offundingr idenr0ed.