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March 5, 2012 (Work Session) <br />Page 985 <br />Family Services and relevant caseloads and trends. He advised less than 5 <br />percent of funding comes from the state with the remainder coming from <br />federal and county funds. <br />Commissioner White arrived at 5:12 p.m. and was present for- the <br />remainder of the meeting. <br />Mr. Rose, Erica Nesbitt, Budget and Performance Manager, and Trish <br />Baker, DSS Economic Services, responded to a variety of questions from the <br />Board. In response to Commissioner Measmer's question, Mr. Rose advised that <br />a 5 percent across - the -board cut in funding would likely result in the <br />elimination of non - mandated services and associated employees. No action was <br />taken. <br />Vice Chairman Poole expressed appreciation for the informative report. <br />Recess of Meetin <br />At 5:41 p.m., the Board took a short break. The meeting resumed at <br />5:58 p.m. <br />Discussion Items for Action at March 19, 2012 Meeting <br />County Manager - Discuss Options for the Old Bethel School Property (Tabled <br />from January and Februa <br />With regard to the disposition of the old Bethel School property in <br />Midland, Mike Downs, County Manager, advised discussions are ongoing with <br />interested parties and requested the item be tabled to the April work <br />session. <br />General Services - Construction and Demolition Landfill Operation and <br />Financial Update (Tabled from January and February) <br />Concerning the future closure or expansion of the landfill, Kevin <br />Grant, Sustainability Manager, advised information necessary to make a final <br />decision is not currently available, but the State is open to the concept of <br />an unlined expansion of the landfill as indicated by the area highlighted in <br />yellow on the map. He advised two (2) rounds of water sampling were <br />requested by the State, <br />and a decision on <br />monitoring buffer(s) would <br />be forthcoming. <br />However, Greenway Waste <br />Solutions, he said, <br />continues to work on a <br />proposal to take over <br />landfill operations <br />whereby the County would <br />receive a percentage of <br />the tipping fee. However, <br />1.• _ <br />; :,z <br />the County would be <br />responsible for <br />engineering and closure <br />and post closure costs. <br />He was hopeful the <br />proposal would be <br />A f+ CA�'•'•h lE ^NC�iI�r, <br />- <br />completed by April. <br />Chairman Poole suggested <br />?• -: II <br />the item be tabled to <br />_ <br />^' "'f4 <br />April and placed in the <br />"Discussion Items - No <br />- <br />Action" section if the <br />_! T_ <br />information needed to take <br />action has not been <br />received at that time. A <br />!� <br />brief discussion ensued <br />- - <br />regarding elevations as <br />- <br />indicated on the map. Mr. <br />Grant responded to <br />Ii ch 3W ftn <br />questions from the Board. <br />E— CAM U.111WIng %'Aa <br />• tMtrg Pkv.w.w�,. <br />