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Minutes - Regular Meeting <br /> Solid Waste Advisory Board <br /> October 2, 2008 <br /> Approved January 15, 2009 <br /> Jeremy Brownard - Chapel Hill resident, may not be a high priority to represent the <br /> County, a relative recent resident, doesn ' t appear to have a detailed knowledge of <br /> Orange County . <br /> Doug Guild - Orange County resident, his application dates back to 2004, his current <br /> interest needs to be verified if we are interested in him . <br /> Shirley Lally - Chapel Hill resident, has a lot of relevant experience in a lot of solid <br /> waste and planning issues . She might be a good candidate for Chapel Hill . <br /> Andrew Ribner - appears to be Orange County in the County Planning zone, he does <br /> not have much background relevance in the SWAB ' s interest. <br /> Brian Rosa - Hillsborough resident, extensive experience in composting and organics <br /> diversion. <br /> ike to proceed on this ? <br /> How would you all l <br /> Smith states that he could not give any of them a recommendation because he doesn ' t <br /> know them . He would hope that some landowner in northern Orange County would <br /> get it. <br /> Grunwald states that when applying for the position it was difficult to find [the <br /> application] on the website . There was an advertisement for an opening in the paper . <br /> Then I called the BOCC and I tried to find it. So there may be people out there who <br /> are interested we' re not getting . <br /> Sassaman states that all that can be done by us is to make a recommendation to the <br /> Commissioners . Then it' s up to them to make an appointment. Right now Bonnie is <br /> the only representative for the County . Al and Linda represent Carrboro, I represent <br /> Chapel Hill and you two (Remus and Michelle) represent Hillsborough . <br /> Tipton states I feel that people in the unincorporated part of the County are <br /> underrepresented . I would feel good about someone outside of the municipality <br /> service zones at the same time some of them have a good credentials . <br /> Grunwald states that experience with municipal waste is important, but experience <br /> - with the region and representing the views is more important. <br /> Sassaman asks to clarify where Doug Guild lives . <br /> Pollock clarifies that he is in the unincorporated area . <br /> 8 <br />