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d Fnvslm Stati¢p Cambiaetl Wlth LClD evdF eageney Oiaasfer Debris MavngemmtFacility-FStimn[ed Cnib: 51,385,300 It is ¢ISD possible to ivmgete Na transfer etefi0v wiN a site for mcy0lNg of inert dabds and lwdclearing rnatenvts (stumps and tree uunka) aawell as dlsesar debris. 9veh a alts mighty awre from 45 to 50 acres for all Eunmions including mWchwg, recycling and hmafesnng. 'Fns Solid Waste Mvtagemar[ ata(Ehae developed a conceptual plw Lar such a site (Figure 10} Such a site would create Ne advanmges nomd above for an MSN nwsfar statiev, bat also create a new location for handling Ne IGID, Iwd cleating and inert debris, a portion ofthe wvete eheem Nat is not currently managed in Ocvtge Cowry. It is assvmetl Na passage ofthe regWated re¢yclcd material ordinance woWd ere&e ahigh demand for managing lendclearNg debris because of NC barring prohibition. Due to our tigh tipping face at Na lazWfill, most O£the heavy inert debris each ar eovmete, btlck, esphalq stone end stumps is huckadlo private, chcapm, out of cowry NeposW factiQas, primedly in ChflNam Covnry. It is likely Na[ soma amount ofmaterial ie being improperly managed. Moat offiis material ie umcvdy Imd811uL No use is made ofitapotmtiW rcaonme vales ee etushed aggegate suFSdmtes for stone/grovel, mulch 8om stump Binding and potmtiat othec uses ofboN ina[ debis and wood wastes. Farthtt, my pOtmtial revenue Prom Publlcmmagmnmt aflheeemaredWs is foregone by vv[ loving an LCID mmagemmtfeeility. Hurry yuck trafficis ineresaed ttvoughout the CVwryas lend developers dI1VC longer Netvrices m take advantage of chcapm disposal. A Imther pOtenBW advntage of such a fciliry is Nat it could handle Ne debris Nat might begmeret¢d inwant otalarge-aeale disaster mch as flood, hwlome, fire, etc. Themrtmt M9W ImdGll wd propoeedsmw CffiD landfill have very limited life vW use of the space for laodflling disaster debris woWd be costly at cartmt rotes and coWd reduce Ne volume o£space needed CO menage everyday waste. I[a storm ofthe magiltude ofHUrricme Fran were ro occur todvy, Ne EubaWsa Road landfill would be severely challenged to manage Ne mazmal, given ammt apace wnehaivts. Orange COwty s,t„ngmey Mwagemm[Dventm Nmk Waters rwoginzes Ne need Nr pre-approved dorm debris managenmt areas and has sfatM his support of Solid Waste in Ne idmfification of Nose ypc feci8ries. OOT, llNC, wd oNer agmcica/vtilities are also supportive. Additionally, NC Deparwm[of Fnviromnm[mtl Natural Resources ie urging Cowry Solid Waste Dircctars m identify storm debris mmngemmt areas in order N be prepared ro respond m nntuml disasters. The costs of adding LCID recycling facilitica N the wsls itlentificd above for n vansfrr era relatively moderate. Staffhas idm88a1 NeadNtimW posts to he land: 231000 (van-rcmrivg expense)