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| Solid waste and recycling | 154 |
| Environment and sustainability | 37 |
| Contracts and procurement | 32 |
| Public facilities | 30 |
| Budget and appropriations | 25 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 17 |
| Fees and utility rates | 12 |
| Parks and recreation | 11 |
| Tax rate and revaluation | 9 |
| Water and sewer | 9 |
| Grants and outside funding | 8 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 8 |
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A supplemental agreement of up to $643,415, plus $31,342 contingency, for environmental and geotechnical design on parks built over old pre-regulatory landfills.
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Members raise a soils and plastics recycling exhibit, the council joining the committee on 3 February, a request from the Plant-Based Treaty group to present in November, and the Morrisville Land Plan.
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Adds $278,776.61 from solid waste reserves for the second phase of emergency repairs to the North Wake Landfill road. Storms collapsed culverts under the road linking the closed landfill cells. This phase installs the new culvert and rebuilds the road, bringing the job to $1,028,776.61 under an emergency bidding excep…That the Board of Commissioners appropriate $278,776.61 of Solid Waste Operating Fund, fund balance to the Solid Waste Operating Fund to then be transferred to the Solid Wast Capital Fund for Phase 2…
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Pays $1,861.78 in dues to Central Pines Regional Council for planning and technical help to the Triangle Region Solid Waste Consortium.
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26-0506 Consent of Access for NCDEQ and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to the 3847 Redwood Road SiteLets state environmental regulators, the Army Corps of Engineers and their contractors onto 3847 Redwood Road to investigate an old unregulated landfill and, if needed, clean it up, and consents to land-use restrictions. Staff say the Sheriff's training facility on the property is not being built on the landfill.
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A report from the county's director of solid waste and sustainability.
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Wake County asks for a special use permit for a major utility facility at 414 Aviation Parkway, about 13.71 acres in the Industrial Management district east of the International Drive intersection. The site holds Morrisville's public works office and is partly vacant. A 2024 permit covered a joint county convenience c…
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Removes grass clippings from curbside yard waste collection effective 1 January 2027, keeping bi-weekly collection of leaves, limbs and brush. Staff say the town's contracted disposal site cannot accept grass. At the retreat the council voted 3-2, Mahaffey and Reese opposed, to announce an intent to end grass collecti…Ordinance Solid waste and recycling
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An interlocal resolution with the Central Pines Regional Council to manage the Triangle Region Solid Waste Consortium.
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A site work contract with PGA Construction for the Marthas Chapel and Cole Park collection centers.
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A $249,140 replacement roll-off truck for solid waste, from Transource.
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The public works director gives an update on the yard waste program. The packet includes no supporting document for this item.Presented. Staff will bring an ordinance on 22 September ending grass clipping collection on 1 January 2027, and asked for direction to move to 95-gallon carts. Every-other-week collection starts 19…Staff or committee report Environment and sustainabilityFees and utility ratesSolid waste and recycling
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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 public hearing on a special use permit for a Wake County solid waste facility in Morrisville, listed on the current agenda as the West Wake Solid Waste Facility. Both the applicant and town staff present. The hearing is Tuesday; the council votes on 22 September.
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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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Open discussion among council members.
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Awards a $1,548,850 construction contract to rebuild the North Wake Household Hazardous Waste Facility.
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Consent agenda Solid waste and recycling
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Agreement with Chatham County covering collection services.
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Multi-year yard waste disposal contract.
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Contract with McGill Environmental Systems for $569,660 to transport and dispose of about 7,000 wet tons per year of Triangle Wastewater Treatment Plant residuals.
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A maintenance and operations service agreement for portable toilets.
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Staff report on the 2025 results of the town's Leave Your Leaves sustainability program, presented for Council's awareness only.
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Consent agenda Solid waste and recycling
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Consent agenda Solid waste and recycling
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Consent agenda Solid waste and recycling
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Consent agenda Solid waste and recycling
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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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A one-year extension (through June 2027) of the county's curbside recycling contract with GFL Environmental for unincorporated Durham County, not to exceed $513,874.36, with a cost increase tied to the contract's CPI cap.
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A rezoning case for 2728 Holland Road, continued from the council's April 28, 2026 meeting rather than decided then.
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An ordinance amendment updating the town's yard waste collection program.Ordinance Solid waste and recycling
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An extension of the town's contract with GFL Environmental, originally signed in 2021.
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Hearing on the $139,226,267 FY 2026-27 recommended budget, which holds the tax rate at 34.35 cents per $100, adds 19 positions, and raises garbage, recycling and utility fees. Water, wastewater and stormwater fees rise about 46 cents a day for an average household.Hearing held with no public input; adoption scheduled for June 2
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Minutes from three April meetings, the tax collector's partial FY 2025-26 settlement through March 31, an excise tax overpayment refund, renewal of the health services agreement for medical care at the county detention center, EMS Week and Heat Awareness Week proclamations, a household hazardous waste contract, budget…
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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 requested deferring the yard waste ordinance amendments to the May 28 meeting.Ordinance Solid waste and recycling
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A $5,304.07 change order to Wilson & Cofield Electric for the generator at the Northern Convenience Site, needed after site conditions moved the concrete pad, plus a $39,541.36 contingency. The project total becomes $440,259.07.
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Ratifies an emergency repair agreement for a yard waste truck.
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Multi-year contract for underground electric utility cable installation services, through April 2029.
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Public hearing on proposed updates to the town's yard waste program.Public hearing Solid waste and recycling
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Amends the county's agreement with the Town of Morrisville over the West Wake Solid Waste Facility, a shared county-town convenience center.
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Approves the schematic design for the West Wake Solid Waste Facility in Morrisville.accepted · Pass · Commissioner Stallings moved, seconded by Commissioner Evans, that the Board of Commissioners approves the Schematic Design for the West Wake Solid Waste Facility Project. The motio…
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Approves a contract with MXI Environmental Services for household hazardous waste collection and disposal.approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Karen Howard, seconded by Vice Chair Franklin Gomez Flores, that a contract with MXI Environmental Services, LLC for the collection and disposal of…Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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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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Renews the town's participation in a regional solid-waste consortium agreement through June 30, 2026.
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Speaker: Srijana Guilford, Waste Strategy and Impact Consultant
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Staff update on the town's yard waste collection program.
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County staff present the Fiscal Year 2027 budget outlook to the Board: proposed fee changes, general fund revenue and department budget requests (continuation and expansion), the Solid Waste Enterprise Fund, and other county funds, as a retreat-review discussion rather than a vote.
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Awards a construction contract to expand the gas collection system at the South Wake Landfill.
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Awards a contract up to about $4.8 million with contingency to Fred Smith Company for repairs and upgrades at the yard waste facility.
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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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OWASA's annual update to the county commissioners on the utility's recent activities and finances, presented by its board chair, secretary and executive director.
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Staff brief council on the town's yard waste program.Discussion item Solid waste and recycling
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Staff update the board on a study examining what comes after the South Wake Landfill closes and outline plans for public engagement.
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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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Interlocal agreement letting the Town of Cary's residents in Chatham County use county household hazardous waste collection.adopted · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Karen Howard, seconded by Vice Chair Franklin Gomez Flores, that the 26-2 Interlocal Agreement Resolution with the Town of Cary to Provide Household…
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Interlocal agreement letting Pittsboro residents use county household hazardous waste collection and disposal.adopted · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Karen Howard, seconded by Vice Chair Franklin Gomez Flores, that the 26-3 Interlocal Agreement Resolution with the Town of Pittsboro to Provide Hous…
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Approves a grant application to NC DEQ to fund mixed-recycling compactors at two county collection centers.approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Karen Howard, seconded by Vice Chair Franklin Gomez Flores, that a grant application for NC Department of Environmental Quality Community Waste Red…
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Memorandum of agreement with the Center for Biological Diversity for solid-waste and recycling education materials, at no cost to the county.approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Karen Howard, seconded by Vice Chair Franklin Gomez Flores, that a memorandum of agreement with the Center for Biological Diversity for lessons and…
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Thirteen items approved together: five sets of minutes; motor vehicle and property tax releases for eighteen taxpayers; sixteen late exemption applications; a March 25 tax lien advertisement date; the 2026 listing period extended to February 13; budget amendment #6; ordinance execution for the impervious surface, wate…Approved unanimously
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Purchase of five full-sized rear-loading trash trucks from Amick Equipment for $1,958,832.50.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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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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Staff Recommendation: Authorize the Town Manager to sign the Memorandum of Agreement. Suggested Motion: “ … a motion to authorize the Town Manager to sign the Memorandum of Agreement with Chatham County”.
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Suggested Motion: “ … a motion to approve the budget ordinance amending the FY 2025-2026 operating budget to cover the MOA with Chatham County for the Hazardous Waste events.”
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Air and energy resources has drafts for most topics and meets January 26 to move toward a final draft. Water resources discussed data collection, combining documents, and whether Wake County's groundwater study could be replicated in Orange County. Land resources worked on indicator species, planned a meeting with cou…
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Improvements to the Redwood convenience centre, the solid waste and recycling drop-off serving the unincorporated eastern part of the county.Staff or committee report Solid waste and recycling
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The board approved purchase of a roll-off truck for the Solid Waste & Recycling division.approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Robertson, seconded by Commissioner Gomez Flores, that the purchase of a roll-off truck for Solid Waste & Recycling be approved. The motion carried…Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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A $706,212 contract with Amick Equipment Company for four compact rear-loading garbage trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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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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A long-term contract with GFL Environmental for solid waste and recycling collection, transport, disposal, and processing running through mid-2036.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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A staff update on the South Wake Landfill.
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Fifteen items including the October 21 minutes, board and commission appointments, the Abolition Day proclamation, budget amendment #4, a Governor's Highway Safety Program grant for the sheriff's office, White Cross fire truck financing, booth replacement and equipment for solid waste and recycling, vehicles for sever…Approved unanimously
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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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Largest items: a 10-year, $3,112,658.44 contract with Axon Enterprise to replace and expand the Sheriff's Office's Tasers to 200 units; a purchase of five Braun Liberty ambulances from Spartan Fire and Emergency Apparatus not to exceed $2,119,440.00; a $1,001,500 budget amendment for the Low-Income Homeowners Tax Reli…
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The Environmental Quality Director reviewed county sustainability work, including a low recycling contamination rate, composting pilot programs, and landfill emissions tracking, since the county outsources its landfill operations.
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Items included minutes from October 7 and October 14, motor vehicle and property tax releases for nineteen taxpayers, nineteen untimely exemption applications, a resolution updating compensation for members of the board of equalization and review following a statewide survey of what other counties pay, and the purchas…Approved unanimously
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Council receives an overtime performance audit of the Solid Waste Management Division, already approved by the Audit Services Oversight Committee in September.Staff or committee report Solid waste and recycling
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The county joining the CPACE low-interest loan program, a $350,000 energy audit grant covering thirteen facilities, the waste reduction grant, and the compost pilot.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainabilityGrants and outside fundingSolid waste and recycling
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The consent agenda includes a capital project and budget amendment moving $80,300 to the General Fund and recognizing $213,000 from the Army National Guard's REPI program to complete a $293,300 purchase of a 25-acre conservation easement on Tilley Farm; a $14,470 amendment to RND Architects' contract (to $242,669) for…
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The energy audit grant, the food waste pilot's delayed rollout, the CPACE program, the recycling volunteer program and the solar systems at the environmental quality building.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainabilityGrants and outside fundingSolid waste and recycling
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Public Works staff previewed the fall fee-free yard waste sweep, October 13-17, and the seasonal loose-leaf collection schedule by zone starting October 27.Staff or committee report Solid waste and recycling
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Council amended town ordinance sections regulating garbage, trash and refuse.adopted · Pass · This resolution(s) and/or ordinance(s) was adopted and/or enacted.Consent agenda Solid waste and recycling
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Staff and a consultant outlined the Beyond the South Wake Landfill study, launched because the landfill is projected to reach capacity between 2040 and 2045, evaluating a new county landfill, regional disposal partnerships, and waste-to-energy technology.Discussion item Solid waste and recycling
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The board approved a fifth amendment to its memorandum of understanding with the Town of Morrisville for the West Wake Solid Waste Facility.
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A food waste collection pilot, fleet electrification, and what he took from the Sustainable Fleet Technology Conference.
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Residents raised concerns that biweekly yard waste and leaf collection isn't keeping pace in heavily wooded neighborhoods. Staff described current participation rates and said they would look at more targeted service options and increased enforcement.Discussion item Solid waste and recycling
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Consent agenda Solid waste and recycling
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Consent agenda Solid waste and recycling
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A special use permit allowing a commercial daycare at 336 South Main Street in the Downtown Center-1 district, case BOA-SUP-2025-01. The site adjoins an existing daycare at 334 South Main Street under the same operator, and the two will function as one facility split by age group, sharing pickup and drop-off. Three co…Approved unanimously, 5-0, with conditions on a cross-access easement and screened trash storage
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The director is expected to update the council on park capital projects and the budget.Staff or committee report Budget and appropriationsEnvironment and sustainabilitySolid waste and recyclingStormwater and flooding
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A second reading amending Shotwell Landfill, Inc.'s franchise for construction and demolition debris, per a letter amendment.
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Consent agenda Solid waste and recycling
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25-0268 Vote to award a bid and approve a contract with Wall Recycling for yard waste debris managementapproved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Amanda Robertson, seconded by Vice Chair Katie Kenlan, to award a bid and approve a contract with Wall Recycling for yard waste debris management.…Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Amanda Robertson, seconded by Vice Chair Katie Kenlan, that a contract with Waste Management to accept solid waste from the County Collection Cente…Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Amanda Robertson, seconded by Vice Chair Katie Kenlan, that a contract with Durham GFL (Waste Industries) to accept solid waste from Chatham County…Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Amanda Robertson, seconded by Vice Chair Katie Kenlan, that a contract with Sanford GFL (Waste Industries) to accept solid waste from Chatham Count…Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Amanda Robertson, seconded by Vice Chair Katie Kenlan, that a contract with Welch’s Lawn Care LLC. for mowing services for three departments - Faci…
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The city's whole budget in one item. It adopts the operating budget, raises every pay plan — open range, step, fire and police — by 1.45 percent, lifts part-time starting rates by the same and widens the step spreads from 3 to 5 percent, and adopts six capital project ordinances covering general, water and wastewater,…
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Air and energy worked through carbon dioxide and nuclear generation and where PFAS belongs in the report, naming landfills as a source. Water narrowed to three foundational questions - how much water, what quality, trending which way - because the county has plenty of data that is not comparable, and will arrange expe…
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The ten-year capital plan, of which only the first year commits money. The board worked down a list of amendments: deferrals on several projects, $100,000 for public EV chargers and $50,000 every other year, $1.8 million of solar over ten years, a climate resilience item aimed at heat as the leading weather-related ki…Ten-year plan accepted; first-year funding of $75,322,781 approved
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A plan to reach zero waste by 2045, revised on the board's February 2024 guidance and integrated with the climate action plans of the county, the municipalities, the university and its health system. Discussion covered a glass separation programme at bars and restaurants that pays for itself, and an organics collectio…Approved unanimously
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Twenty-one items approved in one vote, one having been pulled at the start. Among them: a conservation easement purchase at RambleRill Farms; an interlocal agreement letting Durham County bill Orange County's solid waste fee for Chapel Hill properties inside Durham; recycling and municipal solid waste processing contr…Approved unanimously
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An electronic waste recycling contract with Powerhouse Recycling.
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The planning department won the American Public Works Association's North Carolina stormwater project of the year award.
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25-0260 Other FundsThe enterprise fund, solid waste and recycling, the fire district tax rates and the special revenue funds.
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Transportation at 42 percent of emissions, industrial up 20 percent with the coal ash recycling facility counted, residential down 8 percent, and Duke Energy behind about 70 percent of the residential, commercial and industrial total.
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A project-by-project review of the county and proprietary capital plans, plus debt service and debt capacity for the general fund, water and sewer, solid waste and the Sportsplex. Commissioners questioned scheduled electrical replacements at West Campus and the Passmore Center, the size of a planned evidence storage b…
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An agreement with Siler City to take its residents' household hazardous waste.approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Amanda Robertson, seconded by Commissioner Franklin Gomez Flores, that a Memorandum of Agreement with Siler City to Provide Household Hazardous Was…
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The closed pre-regulatory landfill covers about 21 acres in the Fairview Park neighbourhood, 17.7 of them on county land, and took waste from the early 1940s to about 1975 with no records kept. A state-reimbursed remedial investigation running since 2017 is nearing completion. A town commissioner said Fairview residen…
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Work on solid waste transfer station building 1.
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The land subcommittee framed its section around progress against goals set in the 2019 report, choosing land conservation and the Land Legacy programme as its successes, and took on solid waste.
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A resident-developed plan for Fairview Park, worked up with a UNC research collaborative. Priorities are soccer in the baseball outfield, improvements near the Dorothy Johnson Community Center, and expanded walking trails connecting to the neighbourhood. Permanent changes depend on the state's landfill remediation rep…
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A residential solid waste services contract with GFL, following a request for proposals reviewed with the council in August.
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About 70 people attended the Repair Café, bringing furniture, jewelry and other items for repair. Two sustainability interns are starting, one on transportation and one on resource conservation. The commission voted unanimously to co-sponsor next year's Nature of Orange photo contest with the Parks and Recreation Coun…Staff or committee report Arts and public artEnvironment and sustainabilityParks and recreationSolid waste and recycling
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A work session on the proposals returned by the town's residential solid waste request for proposals, and whether to fund the service through a user fee. The council awarded the contract to GFL on December 10.
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A grant proposal to the state environmental quality department for a food waste study.approved · Pass · A motion was made by Vice Chair Karen Howard, seconded by Commissioner Katie Kenlan, to approve grant proposal for NC Department of Environmental Quality Food Waste Grant to conduct…
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A quasi-judicial evidentiary hearing on Canine Adventures' application for a special use permit to develop a Class II kennel off Monotropa Trail in Efland, in Bingham Township. The applicant argued the existing vegetation would be retained to muffle noise, that the site sits low in the surrounding land, and that dogs…Special use permit granted, three unanimous votes
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The amendment extends the town's agreement with Wake County for a joint public works facility and solid waste convenience center, with a matching capital project ordinance change.
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8p Purchase of Solid Waste Vehicles for Recycling Collection and Tire Hauling and Budget Amendment #2-GThe board approved a budget amendment and the purchase of a side-loading recycling truck, two rear-loading recycling trucks and a tractor for hauling tires to the recycling processor.Approved as part of the consent agenda, unanimous.
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The council would authorize the city manager to sign a $2,666,702.16 contract with Transource, Inc. of Kernersville for six automated refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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Council held a public hearing, continued from October 8, on a special use permit letting Wake County build a convenience center at 414 Aviation Parkway.
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Wake County is seeking a special use permit to build a household waste drop-off center, called a convenience center, at 414 Aviation Parkway. The council opened the public hearing October 8 and scheduled its vote for October 22.
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The council will authorize a $404,750 contract with Smith and Gardner Inc. for landfill monitoring and design services through fiscal year 2030.
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Public Works Director Jeffery Brown presented data on the town's GFL solid waste contract, which cost $1.59 million this year. The town plans to survey residents and issue a request for proposals this fall, ahead of a new contract by July 2025.
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The council hires A1 Consulting Group for solid waste concrete repairs engineering, with a $223,150 base contract and a $22,315 contingency fund.
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The council hires Smith Gardner, Inc. for yard waste site repairs engineering, with a $293,200 base contract and a $30,000 contingency fund.
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2.a Solid WasteStaff present two ways to bill a new solid waste user fee: through Wake County's annual property tax bill at $221 a year, or through a third-party vendor at $234 a year, both rising over five years with inflation. Staff recommend timing any fee to the June 30, 2025 renewal of the town's waste-hauling contract and ask…
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A third amendment to the 2017 memorandum of understanding with Wake County would again extend its term and expand the scope of design work, adding construction-manager-at-risk preconstruction services for the joint public works facility and solid waste convenience center planned for 414 Aviation Parkway.
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The board considers awarding a residential solid waste collection and disposal contract to Republic Services of North Carolina, LLC, the firm the evaluation team recommends under a "best value" review of proposals submitted after an October 2022 request for proposals.
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The council reviews property taxes, the solid waste fee, fund balance and reserves, and use of remaining ARPA funds, using a slide deck.
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The council would authorize a $680,708.98 contract with Amick Equipment Co. Inc. for two rear-load refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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The council would authorize a $445,259.18 contract with Transource, Inc. of Kernersville for one automated "Roto Pac" refuse truck.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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The council would authorize a $799,311.54 contract with Transource, Inc. for two automated "Sidewinder" refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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The council would authorize an $891,722.24 contract with Transource, Inc. for two manual-load "Roto Pac" refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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The consent agenda includes acceptance of a 2022 Community Waste Reduction and Recycling grant from the NC Department of Environmental Quality.
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A cooperative purchase contract with Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc. would buy one split-body rear-loading refuse truck for $437,771.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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Staff present a year in review of the town's litter reduction efforts from February 2021 to February 2022.Presentation Solid waste and recycling
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A contract with White Herring Tractor & Truck, LLC would buy five knuckle-boom refuse trucks for $870,653.50.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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A draft ordinance would rewrite the town's solid waste code, last updated in 2020, to align with current collection practices. The changes would take effect March 11, 2022.Ordinance Solid waste and recycling
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A five-year contract with EMA Resources would handle and dispose of biosolids from the city's water and wastewater treatment plants, at up to $968,750 a year.
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The board considers an ordinance updating Chapter 26 of the town code, which governs solid waste.Ordinance Solid waste and recycling
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The council would authorize a $1,780,863.95 contract with Transource, Inc. for five automated refuse trucks.Contract or award Solid waste and recycling
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