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004 <br /> Harllee Tucker raised questions about the preferred use and least desirable use of reclaimed <br /> water . Kerwin replied that the use studied is within the customer service area for irrigation or <br /> cooling however, farmers could benefit also . With a dual distribution system, homes would get <br /> the drinking water pipe and a second pipe of reclaimed water for flushing toilets , irrigating lawns <br /> or washing cars . Okun added it is used extensively for market type crops in California and <br /> Florida . He also noted that all multi - story buildings in Japan are required to have dual <br /> distribution water systems . <br /> Okun noted there are about 100 dual systems in the country for irrigation. The idea of installing <br /> the two water lines during the development of subdivisions and construction of buildings the cost <br /> is much less than coming in later to retrofit the lines for reclaimed water use . Developers could <br /> be encouraged to put in both lines from the start of the project, as water becomes more scarce the <br /> need will encourage the use of reclaimed water . <br /> Stancil asked if the CFE might see the results of the OWASA Master Plan next spring . Kerwin <br /> said he would be glad to report back at a later time . <br /> VI . Solid Waste Site Update <br /> The Landfill Owners Group , is comprised of a group of elected officials from the different <br /> jurisdictions and as a joint body administers the landfill . An option to buy a portion of land in <br /> Little River Township off Guess Road in northern Orange County was obtained . The proposal <br /> (not yet considered by the BOCC) is to use it for a C &D (Construction and Demolition) landfill <br /> site . It is thought this would prolong the life of the current landfill . The idea is to coordinate <br /> inspection at the current landfill or new landfill for C &D items and re -route them to the C &D <br /> landfill and, vice versa if trucks attempt to dump other items at the C &D site . <br /> VII . Air Quality Issues <br /> Stancil began by reviewing the three parts as # 1 -Revised Resolution on the Alternative Fueled <br /> Vehicles included in the agenda packet with the changes in bold . <br /> MOTION : Rafalow made the motion to adopt the Revised Resolution . Seconded by Lidh . <br /> VOTE : Unanimous . <br /> Stancil noted that the second issue , open burning . The BOCC is concerned about current <br /> incidents of burning by public agencies on high ozone days and about open burning in general . <br /> Stancil had deBree investigate what the County can do and research what options are available . <br /> Marc deBree presented the information contained in the memo handed out, noting that the <br /> County does not have the same power to regulate air pollutants as the State . Recent legislation in <br /> the N . C . General Assembly tried to make that statute applicable to counties failed . Counties <br /> may under G . S . 143 -215 . 112 and the NC Air Quality Rules Section . 1906 , may establish air <br /> pollution control programs which will allow them to create air quality and emission control <br /> standards , ordinances , rules , and regulations . Stancil added that a possibility is a memorandum <br /> Last updated 08/ 17/99 4 <br />
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