Solid waste and recycling items in Town of Cary
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| Subject | Items |
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| Solid waste and recycling | 14 |
| Environment and sustainability | 7 |
| Budget and appropriations | 5 |
| Public facilities | 3 |
| Contracts and procurement | 2 |
| Fees and utility rates | 2 |
| Tax rate and revaluation | 2 |
| Appointments and personnel | 1 |
| Bonds and debt | 1 |
| Comprehensive plan | 1 |
| Fire and EMS | 1 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 1 |
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A $1.42 million FY2027 purchase order to Wake County for residential waste disposal under an interlocal agreement running to 2031, reported because it exceeds the $750,000 threshold. No action required.Staff or committee report Contracts and procurementIntergovernmental agreementsSolid waste and recycling
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A former EAB Teen Council representative and one of her classmates will present their Co llect and Connect project.
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Staff presented the $573.5 million FY27 recommended budget, up 12.2% from the current year, including a 3.75-cent property tax increase, a $2 solid waste fee increase and a 4% utility rate increase.
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Call-in details for anyone wanting to listen rather than attend.
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Staff presented the manager's recommended FY2027 operating and capital budget: a $329.7 million general fund, a property tax rate of 37.75 cents per $100 (a 3.75-cent increase), a solid waste and recycling fee rising to $28 a month, and a 4% utility rate increase. Staff described it as the largest public-safety invest…
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Staff reviewed proposed changes to upcoming quarterly meeting dates; a motion to move the November meeting was withdrawn for lack of confirmed availability. Staff then presented three options for relocating convenience-center services out of a North Carolina Railroad right-of-way the town must vacate by December 30, 2…
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Speaker: Srijana Guilford, Waste Strategy and Impact Consultant
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Members discussed native landscaping around their properties, including a Leaf and Limb prairie garden, e-recycling options in the area and the closure of the Cary Convenience Center.
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Staff presented three options for relocating Citizens Convenience Center services ahead of a December 2026 deadline to vacate a North Carolina Railroad right-of-way needed for a rail-siding project: close the site to the public entirely, keep yard-waste and food-waste drop-off on the current North Dixon Avenue site, o…
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Speaker: Srijana Guilford, Waste Strategy and Impact Consultant
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Speaker: Sar a Caliendo, Energy Manager
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Speaker: Sarah Justice, Environmental Outreach Program Coordinator
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Speaker : Shelley Curran, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: Portions of t he Citizen ’ s Convenience Center are located within the North Carolina Railroad right-of-way. NCRR has notified Cary that they require full use of their corridor, which means Cary must remove convenience center operations from their righ…
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The recycling and waste drop-off centre must move off the North Carolina Railroad right-of-way. A new site would be expensive, would likely need to sit in a bond referendum, and could mean a gap in service. Members noted the site is a block or two from the future multimodal centre and asked whether the corridor could…
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