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13 <br /> The Department also manages the County's comprehensive 4.2 I Commercial a n d <br /> Recycling Collection Programs for residential and commercial <br /> Institutional Waste <br /> entities. A component of the residential recycling program <br /> includes the County's operation of five(5)Waste and Recycling For commercial recyclables collection,Orange County provides <br /> Centers(WRCs)located throughout the County,which are free single-stream recycling collection (subject to available <br /> to residents to collect conventional single-stream recycling funding) to all bars, restaurants, and other commercial <br /> and corrugated cardboard. Four(4)of the WRCs are available establishments in the county. The County provides collection <br /> to residents 24 hours per day. In addition to their typical for all local government buildings and Orange County Water <br /> household recyclables (for instance plastics, metals, glass, and Sewer Authority (OWASA) buildings. The Public Schools <br /> paper,and cardboard),two (2) of them include opportunities are serviced through fee-based contracts negotiated directly <br /> for residents to drop off Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) with the individual school system.'Collection of MSW from all <br /> and food waste. commercial establishments,businesses,and industrial centers <br /> The collection of trash(also known as municipal solid waste or is provided by private waste collection companies,and the total <br /> MSW)is provided to County residents by the towns themselves. amount of commercial and industrial MSW which is collected in <br /> The specific programs offered, the service levels, the amount the county is unknown at this time. <br /> of material managed,and the collection costs vary by town.To <br /> view the residential collection services offered by each town 4.3 Construction & <br /> and in the unincorporated areas, including the locations that Demolition Waste <br /> each town delivers their collected materials to after collection, The Countyoperates a Construction and Demolition(C&D)waste <br /> as well as the prices charged per ton,see Appendix A. landfill at the Eubanks Road Facility.The Landfill is permitted <br /> The County provides single-stream recycling collection services by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality <br /> for residential households, multifamily units, commercial (NC DEQ) and is in Phase 2 of its development. For further <br /> business locations,and government buildings in the Towns of information about the C&D program, including the amount of <br /> Carrboro,Hillsborough,and Chapel Hill through an agreement C&D waste disposed of by residents and commercial haulers,as <br /> with GFL. Recycling carts are provided at no charge to each well as the operating hours and disposal fees,see Appendix A. <br /> residence. Single-stream recyclables are collected from these Through discussions with County operations management,it is <br /> urban areas by GFL weekly and in rural areas(outside of the understood that C&D waste generated in the County is disposed <br /> incorporated limits)on a biweekly basis by the Orange County of in several C&D facilities in and adjacent to the County.A more <br /> Solid Waste Management Department. Both GFL and the thorough evaluation of C&D facilities other than the County's <br /> County deliver the single-stream recyclables to the County's will yield a better understanding of the present C&D waste <br /> Eubanks Road facility for subsequent transfer to the WM tonnages generated in the County. An additional opportunity <br /> material recovery facility(MRF)in Raleigh,NC. to capture C&D waste tonnage information would arise from <br /> The total costs of the MSW,recycling,and yard waste collection the reactivation of the County's hauler licensing and annual <br /> programs, including the costs of tonnage collection, disposal, reporting ordinance. <br /> overhead, and cost per household, are outlined in detail in <br /> Appendix A. <br /> Interlocal Agreement-Co.and Towns 2018.Appendix B.provided by Orange County <br /> Solid Waste Department <br /> Orange County,North Carolina <br /> Solid Waste Master Plan:The Road to Zero WasteRArG ORANGE <br /> 11 <br /> August 2023 ( 0UIYCOUNTY <br />