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November 21, 2005 (Regular Meeting) Page 406 Mecklenburg 550 750,221 892,458 1,107,790 2. During FY 2004, the existing Cabarrus County C&D Landfill accepted and disposed of approximately 25,500 tons of C&D waste from Cabarrus County. The proposed expansion to the C&D Landfill will be allowed to accept permitted wastes from Stanly I Rowan, and Mecklenburg Counties I as well as Cabarrus County. The reported FY 2003 C&D waste tonnages from these counties were 31,187, 7,594, and 266,464 tons, respectively (includes recycled C&D waste). It is anticipated that the C&D Landfill will receive a relatively small percentage of the C&D waste generated in these other counties since other disposal options are available. The acceptance of C&D waste from these counties, as well as from increased construction and demolition work in Cabarrus County, is expected to increase the annual disposal rate by approximately 10 percent, to about 28,000 tons per year. This estimate however is not intended to limit in any way the amount of C&D waste that may be accepted at the facility from within the service area. The proposed C&D Landfill Expansion will accept the following waste types as permitted by the North Carolina Solid Waste Management Rules: a. Land-Clearing Debris as defined in G.S. 130A-290; b. Inert Debris defined as solid waste which consists solely of material that is virtually inert, such as brick, concrete, rock and clean soil; c. Asphalt in accordance with G.S. 130-294 9 (m); d. Construction and Demolition Debris defined as solid waste resulting solely from construction, remodeling, repair or demolition operations on pavement, buildings, or other structuresi and, e. C&D Like Wastes that are similar to wastes typically found in the land clearing-inert debris and C&D waste streams consisting of roofing shingle waste from the manufacturer, waste building materials from mobile home/modular home manufacturers, and wooden pallets. 3. Using an annual waste disposal rate of 28,000 tons per year, and a calculated available disposal capacity of 188,000 tons (313,000 cubic yards of available airspace), the estimated useful service life of the C&D Landfill Expansion is slightly less than seven (7) years. It is recognized that the amount of waste received at the facility as well as the in-place compaction rate could vary significantly from these estimates and thus the useful service life of the facility could be more or less than projected. By approving this resolution, certification is hereby made that the requirements of G.S. 153A-136 are not applicable since this facility is not a sanitary landfill. Adopted, this the 21't day of November, 2005. Board of County Commissioners County of Cabarrus /s/ Carolyn B. Carpenter Carolyn B. Carpenter, Chairman ATTEST: /s/ Frankie F. Bonds Frankie F. Bonds, Clerk to the Board County of Cabarrus (F-16) Midland Fire Department - Resolution Related to the Purchase of New KME pumper Fire Truck The Chairman stated that she had been advised that the Midland Volunteer Fire Department (the "Department") intends to borrow up to $328,358.00 (the "Loan") from First Charter Bank to finance the acquisition of a KME Pumper Fire Truck (the "Project"). The Project will be owned and operated by the Department. Neither Cabarrus County nor any agency thereof shall be liable in any event for the repayment of the Loan, the Loan does not constitute an indebtedness of Cabarrus County or any agency thereof and does not constitute or create in any manner a debt or liability of Cabarrus County or any agency thereof. Under applicable federal income tax laws, the interest on the Loan will not be exempt from federal income taxation unless, among other things, the Board of Directors of Midland Volunteer Fire Department has, by resolution after having held a public hearing on behalf of Cabarrus County, approved the Loan and the proposed Project and then the Board by Resolution approves the Loan and the proposed project. The Chairman then stated that a notice had been published by the Clerk to the Midland Volunteer Fire Department Board of Directors on September 5,