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Iq 3. etmd-atone LClD Recycling evd Rmergeney Disaster Debris Management Feoility-S6]fi,950 The total wst oftne LCID recycling facility evd the vocthem Orange havsf¢ etefiov is estimamd at SI 395,2110_ IClhe tmvafu smdon is not developed, It is es[imakd That e stand-alone LCm rmyctivgf lily would wst appeoxfmvtaly$636,850. Key Issues 9uu vin¢a A tranafertazilityty handle MSW genereted north ofl-85 would receive an estimated 13,000 tons a year, assuming alt the waste we believe is geverat~ mthis section ofthe ovnryis aalivemim Wie site. That seprasmis about 22%oPihaamuW GQ,000 tom of MSW cuamily landfilled. Thus Cor each year the Iravs[a s[adon Is operated and waste is diven~ Gum the emrmt landfill, we would save the equivalent of 2.6 months oflandhll sPaue. The table below demonstrates Ne amowt oftimc Ne life ofthe existing landfill would be exiwdW wda [area development scenarios for wmpletivn ofthc transfer station sad mee the curtuu M$W IendfiU would be CWI W Lone 2009 et plojecb3 mvee o[usa. These sceneries wWd mange depending uPOn the assumptiora about waste transfetred oat ofihc wmty: Annual MSW Landfill Space Savivge Using NoMem Orange Transfer Station Year Trmsfer Station cum lased lone 2000 love 2005 Swe2VOfi .4momt oflmd511 39,000 taus 26,000 taus 13,000 tone axed Number ofmonsne Smondts Svwv[hs Z.6 months existing landfill HLe extended Sitirte It is always difficvluo situ aware managementfaziliry v£any type anywhere. TWs efYbn wanN be vo different. While the largaz colnbived LCID/transfer station faciliry has more revmve-grneralion potential and rovers a greyter array of Countyneeds, swff believes the mWug wevld be more dif£rcult then a simple LCID Processing evd storm debris management facility. Doe to the preliminary conceptualmmre ofthis report, abswt any clear gNdmw from the BOCQ elnffhss notcovenlted Ne Plemivg Dopermuvt ar to ionine,tend use spaifics.