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Minutes - Regular Meeting <br /> Solid Waste Advisory Board <br /> June 7, 2007 <br /> Approved August 2, 2007 <br /> use that number as criteria to close the Meadowmont site because of a per capita <br /> usage . It seems that a huge percentage uses Eubanks . <br /> Wilson states that in that area single family has curbside, multifamily and townhomes <br /> have their own collection, and the businesses for the most part have cardboard <br /> collection. We are also in the process to see what type of additional commercial <br /> services they might be interested in. So we might be more full service in the <br /> commercial sector to meet our goals . There is really no right or wrong answer, just <br /> the politics . <br /> Sassaman states that one of the key siting criteria is " What else could a person do " <br /> when they bring their recycling. That is why University Mall is so popular . You can <br /> do a lot while you' re there . There is not a lot to do at Meadowmont besides a grocery <br /> store and a gym . <br /> Wilson states that from staff perspective the drop off sites that we would strongly <br /> suggest be off limits would be Hampton Pointe, University Mall, and Carrboro Plaza . <br /> The rest we would consider to be in play . <br /> Tipton states that to go through the expense of adding the gravity aspect and <br /> compactors would be a lot of improvement on leased space . To own the land that the <br /> improvements would be made on would be important. <br /> Wilson states that that has been the goal expressed by at least some of the county <br /> commissioners . That is why the Walnut Grove property was purchased and the <br /> [replacement] Hwy 57 will be purchased . Of course we own the Eubanks Rd <br /> property . At the Bradshaw Quarry site there is no way to do that. High Rock is not <br /> owned but it is big and open for a long-term lease . If we could get a twenty year lease <br /> it could be worth a $200, 000 investment. The County owns the Ferguson site and it' s <br /> 100 % flat. <br /> Norwood states that some of the commissioners may have concerns such as the cost <br /> and the need to up grade or if Eubanks Rd becomes the super center what about the <br /> neighborhood and traffic . Should you seek another site ? <br /> Wilson states that having a minimal charge for garbage will cut down the usage . <br /> There are a number of reasons to go to the modernized sites . It would allow a more <br /> efficient collection and reduce operation cost over a period of time . The site would be <br /> more ADA compliant. What does someone in a wheelchair do now at a convenience <br /> center? It would also be easier to keep clean and maintain with pavement. You <br /> wouldn' t have to haul gravel all the time . Less noise with a compactor, safer from <br /> traffic and much less water filled garbage going to the landfill . <br /> 6 <br />
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