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I contact local, State, and Federal regulatory officials, as necessary, to I identify any potential change in regulations which may impact development of the plan. Based upon the regulatory review, CDM will make a preliminluy assessment as to the entities that legally control solid waste generated in I- Cabarrus County. I F.. Waste Flow Control I Based upon the information developed in I.E. above, CDM will exmnine the need for fiow control and outline the steps needed to implement flow control. The need for flomv control will be evaluated in light of the I amount necessary for the implementation of the various solid waste management facilities options. Recommendations for changes, if any, in the I current ordinances will be made based on the development of plan aitematives. I TASK H -- DETERMINATION OF QUAI~'I'iT~' AND CHARACTER OF WAST~ STREAM ! ^¢curacy in the e~timates of the waste quantities and their characteristics is important to the planning and development of processing and disposal facilities. These estimates form the basis for facility design, total system I evaluation, cost estimates, and also provide a basis for contractual commitments'that affect the financial feasibility of a solid waste management plan. In this task, CDM will: ! ^. I~timate the quantity of wastes prasently being disposed of at the County's sanitary landfill using the information generated in Task I. If sufficient information can be obtained from municipal and private sources, an estimate of the amount of Cabarrus County waste being disposed of at the CMS landfill will also be made. The County may be able to require the reporting of th{s information through its designation as the lead solid waste I authority in the County as Senate 111. mandated in Bill Seasonal fluctuations in waste generation will be estimated. I I Page 3 of 18