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Minutes - Regular Meeting <br /> Solid Waste Advisory Board <br /> March 2, 2006 <br /> Approved April 6, 2006 <br /> This will probably be one of the areas of focus as we are developing the plan . The <br /> County has recently faced the issues of trying to find new convenience center <br /> locations as leases expire and it' s difficult for the elected officials to site these facilities <br /> in areas where there are complaints and people don' t want them . The notion of <br /> universal garbage will come up in our discussions . This will roughly mean the <br /> County in one way or another providing curbside garbage collection for the <br /> residential sector in the unincorporated areas . It could be mandatory or voluntary <br /> where you can continue using the convenience centers . <br /> The thing that you all and the Work Group will need to do is provide staff some <br /> direction as to how to prepare the solid waste plan with regards to unincorporated <br /> waste collection . <br /> I have made a personal request through Rod to have the County Attorney analyze <br /> and provide some information to us regarding franchising . This is important for two <br /> reasons . One because that will be a legitimate option if we want to consider any kind <br /> of universal collection and take control of the waste so the regulations are applied to <br /> all the waste [from Orange County] . Two, because of Senate Bill 951 , which will put <br /> some pressure on local governments to franchise quickly if it' s adopted . If the bill is <br /> adopted in mid- May the only protection is a franchise and I don' t know if there ' s <br /> enough time to adequately consider and adopt a franchise ordinance . <br /> Vickers states that under franchising there would be no investment by the County and <br /> users would pay the cost . Would the County be looking for one or two vendors ? <br /> Wilson states that my understanding is that you can have an exclusive or non- <br /> exclusive franchise . An exclusive would be one . You can also divide up [the County] <br /> into sectors or any other geographic way and award different franchises in that area . <br /> You can franchise and make it mandatory or voluntary . If it' s voluntary then you can <br /> only hire the franchisee, you can' t just hire someone who' s not been awarded a <br /> franchise . <br /> Vickers asks if the franchise would dictate the fee level . <br /> Wilson replies yes . <br /> Clayton asks wouldn' t there be a much greater savings if you were to write one check <br /> a month to company X . The company would not have to have a sales force, mailings <br /> each month whether you did it yourself or someone else did it . If there was a single <br /> payer system, everyone included, there is already a mechanism in place in the <br /> County . Everyone already pays for garbage fees, which run the convenience center . <br /> If you are losing all convenient centers you need to take pressure off of them . You <br /> 7 <br />
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