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b~'~tilized as'soi~d waste energy rec69er~uni~e, and what the geheral~rea of.- .... service and utility of such plants would be Within t~e two ~egion area. ' 7. If an agreement cannot be reached with Duke Power Company to accept RDF, meet and negotiate a simila~- long-term commitment with other RDF users or users of processed steam in the re~ions. 8. For each county and municipality entering this Agreement, identify costs of continued operation of existing systems such as landfills, and costs of the proposed system as the prime product of this study for resource recovery, including capital investments. This identification is to be made in such manner that the participating counties and municipalities can then make a decision as to whether to participate in the final plan, design, and cons~-ruction of the syste~. 9. Coordinate, at each step of the process, with the City of Charlotte so as to identify how this interest and effort .van best be coordinated with Charlotte's interest and effort in this same subject. 10. Be available for and on request make presentations before counties, municip- alities, and other entities as identified by the task force, to help bring this matter to a point of final decision, in order to proceed. Duration All interested parties should adopt tb_~s Agreement on or before Jarrda~y 31, 1980. After final adoption of this Agreement, consultants will be selected within 30 days. A~ter selection of a consultant, ~he feasibility study will be prepa/ed and reconmend- ations ~ade ready to present to counties and municipalities by June 30, 1980. A final decisioh should be made by all interested local governments to proceed with the final plan, design, financing and construction of the system by September 30, 1980. Method of Finance; Apportionment of Cost Estimated Cost At the present tim~ the proposed budget for consultant services is $ 12,000, of which $ 6,000 is expected as a contribution by the N. C. Energy Institute. ~or the