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3. Trevx(m 6mfiov Cvmbirutl Wi0 LCID avd Emmgwcy Dieu[m Debris Mavagemm[ FacW[y-Estimated Coale: $1,385200 It is also poxsibla m Integrate the Vansfer station with a eiie for mcyalingoYinert debris avd Imdotaering matariWe (sNlnpx and tree funks) as well ae disaster dcbria. Such a eitc might require fiom 05 b 50 ac es for dll Lunefiom including mulching, rec3cling and tramferring. 1Te Solid Wmte Mmegamane siaR'1®s dcvctaped a tomepmel plan frr such a site (Figure 10). Such a site woWd create the advmtngexnoted above far m MSW 4msfm elation, but slat create a vew location forhmdling Ne LCID, laud cleazin%avd ivM debris, a portion ofNe waste strewn that is vot cnarntlymanaged W Orange County It is assumed the passage oftba regulated recycled matreinl ordinance would aware ahlgh demand lbr rrmseging levdeleaxivg tlebrisbwause of the bmwng probibitimt. Due to ourldgh tipDine fee az the landfll4 most of the heavy inert debris such as cncrete, brick, aepbel4 stone and stumps is trucked m private, chraper, out ofwunly disposal facilities, primarily in Chatham Ctmty It is likely that some amount ofmaterial is being improperly m paged. Most ofthie material is cuamtlylwd511etl. No use is made of its potential resource value as crashed agg<egam subsrimins Cor sto¢elp/nvel, mulch from Hump grinding and potential older user of both inert debris and woodwas[es. kmNer, any potmtiW rcvrnue from pvbticmmagemant of These materials is foregone typo[ havivg m IAID magamevt fawhTy, Hesvy truck traffic Is inmeased throughoa[ W Couvry as land developers drive longer distances b take advantage elchcapm diapveal. A timber potential odvmmge ofsucM1 a 0citity ie that it could hurdle the debris [hat might ba generated in event of a large-scale disaster such er floo4 huaicme, fire, etc. Tne current MS W lmdfill mdproposed new C&D Imdfillhave very limited life avd use of the space for lendfllting disaster debda would be costly at cummt rates and mould redwz the volume ofspace needed to manage everyday waste. if a arorm of Ne maguimde otHurricane F}an.vera to cam roday, dm Eubmks Road landfill weuldbe severely chellmgcd to mmiege Ne metana4 given mamt apace cavstr¢ints. Orange County Emergency Ma~mgemen[ Ducdtor Nick Waters recognizes the need for praapproved storm debris management areas and has stated Ida rapport of Solid Waste w the identification of base type heilitlas. DOT,ZINC, and other agmWes/ntditiea are also supportive. Addirionelly, NCDepmtmen[oYHVViromvmt and Natmnl Resource ie raging County Solid Waetc Duatms to identify norm debrismanag®mt areas in order to be prepared to respond w naaval disasters. The costs ofedding LCID recycling facilities tp ohs costs identiEed above for a transfer are reletlvdy moderate Stafl has idpneifielfie additlonel oosrsmbe: • Land 5225 OW (vov-retorting expense)