HomeMy WebLinkAboutPACKET Town Board Study Session 2019-04-09Tuesday, April 9, 2019
5:15 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Rooms 202/203
5:00 p.m. - Dinner
5:15 p.m. Review of County Wasteshed Master Plan.
(Larimer County)
5:50 p.m. Film Center Plans Update.
(President John Cullen)
6:20 p.m. Trustee & Administrator Comments & Questions.
6:25 p.m. Future Study Session Agenda Items.
(Board Discussion)
6:30 p.m. Adjourn for Month of the Young Child Proclamation in Town
Hall Atrium.
Informal discussion among Trustees concerning agenda items or other Town matters may occur before this
meeting at approximately 4:45 p.m.
AGENDA
TOWN BOARD
STUDY SESSION
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4/9/2019Today’sAgendaA.WelcomeandOpeningRemarksB.ReviewofSolidWasteIntergovernmentalAgreementOutlineC.IGAAdoptionTimelineCityofFortCollinsC.tyofLovolanci1
4/9/2019IntergovernmentalAgreementforSolidWastejProgrammingandInfrastructurejmprpyements.I.RecitalsII.DefinitionsIll.PurposeIV.TermV.GeneralObligationsofthePartiesVI.SolidWastePolicyCouncilVII.RateSellingVIII.NoticeIX.FundingObligationsX.Miscellaneous2
4/9/2019RecitalHighlightsAnticipatedclosureoftheexistinglandfillby2024/2025County’sadoptionoftheSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlanPartiesdesiretoworkcooperativelytoimplementtheSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlanAcknowledgesthecontributionsofthePartiesRecitals3
4/9/2019DefinitionsSolidWasteAdvisoryBoardSolidWasteHaulerSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlanTheFollowingDefinitionsShallApply>>ConstructionandDemolitionMaterialsDisposalFlowControlnFoodWaste,iHauler,HaulerLicensing>HazardousWasteIntegratedSolidWasteManagementSystemLandfill>>MunicipalSolidWasteRecyclableMaterialnSolidWasteSolidWasteInfrastructureSystemTierIInfrastructureFacilitiesTier2InfrastructureFacilitiesTier3InfrastructureFacilitiesTransferStationWastePreventionYardWaste4
IntegratedSolidWasteManagementSystemJ,LThesystemoffacilitiesforthecollection,processing,anddisposalofwastecurrentlyowned/operatedbythePartieswhichincludetheEstesParkTransferStationwhichisownedbytheTownofEstesPark,theTimberlineRecyclingCenterandtheCrushingOperationsSitewhichareownedbytheCityofFortCollins,theLovelandRecyclingCenterandcollectionvehicleswhichisownedbytheCityofLovelandandtheLarimerCountySolidWasteInfrastructureSystem,TieredInfrastructureFacilities-4/9/2019ITablet.tercureFaciIilin—___PotmbIScheduleLocSkflTIerRecoownendauwisPWTdWngI01gflcwaoctmInSvt_.201•_201920102020202i1fl20202020201920212021V.Cent,&T,arWerSkstaiNewCountyLandfillYardWasteOpenWindrawCompostlngConstwctlon&DemolitionWasteProcessingFoodWasteComposting—StaticAeratednTier2CleanMaterialRecovefyFadlity,UpqradeAnaerobicDigestIon/Pie-Processing-WWTPThr3WastetoEnergy(DirectCombustion)RefuseDerivedFuelProcessing2021202220202022202320232023202120222024AssessedAnnuallyMovingForwardPossibleFutureConsideratIon5
4/9/2019PurposeThepurposeofthisAgreementistofostercoordinationandcooperationbetweenthePartiesandtoestablishtherespectiveresponsibilitiesofthePartiesinaSolidWasteManagementSystemincluding,butnotlimitedto,planning,education,wasteprevention,recycling,collection,transportationanddisposal.Purpose6
4/9/2019TermTermThisAgreementshallbecomeeffectiveonthedateofsigningandshallremainineffectthroughDecember31,2050andmaybeextendedbyagreementoftheParties.7
GeneralObligationsoftheParties4/9/2019a’GeneralObligations—LarimerCounty5.1.1LandforFacilityImprovements5887STaftHillRoadNortheastquadrantattheintersectionofCountyRoad76andcountyRoad115.1.2FacilityDesignandConstructionAllTier1InfrastructureFacilitiesAnnualevaluationsofTier2andTier3InfrastructureFacilities5.1.3ProjectFundingandFinancingAltfundingofTier1InfrastructureFacilitiesEvaluatefundingattimeofTier2andTier3InfrastructureFacilitydevelopment5.1.4FacilityOperationsandMaintenanceOperatingauthontyforallTier1InfrastructureFacilitiesEvaluateoperationsattimeofTier2andTier3lnfrastnjciureFacilitydevelopment51.5HaulerLicensingHaulertcensingprogrambyJanuary1,2020MirJmumhaulerstandardsandmappingforrecyclingandyardwaste5.1.6SolidWasteManagementDevelopmentofCentralTransferstationbyOctober2023DevelopmentofNewCountyLaraflhlbyOctober20238
GeneralObligations—Parties5.2.1WasteMaterialManagementPartiesshallcontinuetooperateandmaintaintheirrespectiveIntegratedSolidWasteManagementSystemfacilities5.2.2HaulerLicensingImplementpolicies&proceduresmeetingtheminimumhaulerlicensingrequirements5.2.3YardWasteMaterialManagementDevelopandimplementlocalprogramstoencouragesegregationofyardwastefromdisposalCityofLovelandtodirectyardwastetoTier1YardWasteCompostFacilityWaiverevenuesharingofcompostfacilityatalternatelocationatexistinglandfill5.2.4FoodWasteMaterialManagementDevelopandimplementlocalprogramstoencouragesegregationoffoodwastefromdisposalDemonstratethat6,000Ionsoffoodwasteand30,000tonsoftheacceptedyardwastetonshasbeensecuredbyprogramspriortoimplementationoftheTier1facility4/9/2019GeneralObligations—LarimerCounty5.1.7YardWasteMaterialManagementDevelopmentofyardwastecompostfacilitybyJune2021Continuegreenwastesegregationprogram5.1.8FoodWasteMaterialManagementWilldevelopfoodwastecompostfacilityuponPartiessecuring6.000tonsofroodwasteand30.000tonsofacceptedyardwasteperyear5.1.9ConstructionandDemolitionMaterialManagementWilldevelopprocessingfacilityuponPartiessecuring60.000tonsofcommingledC&Dperyear5.1.10SingleStreamRecyclingMaterialManagementWillissueRFPforregionalcleanMRFuponPartiessecuring55,000tonsofsinglestreamrecyclablesperyear5.1.11PublicEducationProgramsWorkcooperativelywiththeMunicipalitieslocoordinatepubliceducationandoutreachtoprovideinformationandeducationalmaterials5.1.12SolidWastePlanningCoordinatingbodywithresponsibilityforcompletingandupdatingtheSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlan9
4/9/201910GeneralObligations—_Parties5.2.5ConstructionandDemolitionMaterialManagementMaydirectcommingledC&DdebristotheTier1processingfacilityMayimplementcontrolmeasuresthroughflowcontrol,pricedifferentials,orStatemandate5.2.6SingleStreamRecyclingMaterialManagementMaydirectsinglestreamrecyclablestoCountyMRFCountywillsolicitlettersofinterestforCleanMRFif55,000tonsperyearisachieved5.2.7PublicEducationProgramsWorkcooperativelywiththePartiestocoordinatepubliceducationandoutreachtoprovideinformationandeducationalmaterialsGeneralObligations—SolidWastePolicyCouncilComprisedofaminimumof1electedofficialfromeachIGAmemberand1appointeefromeachIGAmembernEachPartyshallprovide1ormoretechnicalstafftoserveinanadvisoryandstaff-supportroleInfrastructure,programs,education,andmasterplanupdatesPolicyCouncil
4/9/201911rt________GeneralObligations—SolidWastePolicyCouncil6.1.3PolicyCouncilResponsibilitiesAdviseandassisttheLarimercountyBoardofcommissionersConsultwithTechnicalStaffontechnicalmattersParticipateindevelopmentofalternativesandfuturerecommendationsonSWIMPAssistindevelopmentofproposedrevisionstoIGAReviewandcommentondisposalrateproposalsReviewandcommentondatareportsPromoteconsistentinformationexchangeandinteractionwithinthewasteindustryAssistmunicipalitiesinrecognizingsolidwasteresponsibilitiesGeneralObligations—SoildWastePolicyCouncil___________6.1.4CountyResponsibilitiesProvidestafftosupportthePolicyCouncilNotifymunicipalitiesandtheirdesignatedrepresentativesandalternatesofmeetingtimes,locations,andmeetingagendasConsiderandrespondtoquestionsposedbythePolicyCouncilregardinginquiriesProvideallinformationandsupportingdocumentationandanalysesasreasonablyrequestedbythePolicyCouncil
4/9/2019RateSettingRateSettingTheLadmerCountyBoardofCountyCommissionersmayadoptandamendratesforanyTier1InfrastructureFacilitiesatitssolediscretiontofundandrecoverallcapital,debt,operating,maintenance,depreciation,regulatory,postclosure,andanyotherexpensesoftheCountySolidWasteEnterprise.Upontheopeningofthecentraltransferstationandinitialreceiptofwaste,sections5and6oftheNovember21,1974IntergovernmentalAgreementregardingfreedisposalwillbeterminated.12
4/9/2019>AnynoticeorothercommunicationgivenbyanypartytoanotherrelatingtothisAgreementmustbehand-deliveredorsentbyregisteredorcertifiedmail,returnreceiptrequested,orbyovernightcommercialcourier,addressedtosuchotherpartyatitsrespectiveaddressessetforthinExhibit‘A”attachedheretoandsuchnoticeorothercommunicationshallbedeemedgivenwhensohand-deliveredorthree(3)businessdaysaftersomailed,orthenextbusinessdayafterbeingdepositedwithinanovernightcommercialcourierNoticeNotice13
4/9/2019FundingObligations>ThefinancialobligationsofthePartiesarisingunderthisAgreementthatarepayableaftercalendaryear2019arecontingentuponfundsforthatpurposebeingannuallyappropriated,budgetedandotherwisemadeavailablebytherespectivegoverningbodiesofthePartiesintheirsolediscretion.14
4/9/2019EntireAgreementGoverningLawAgencyRelationshipThirdPartyBeneficiariesAdditionofNewPartiestotheAgreementSeverabilityUncontrollableCircumstancesCounterpartsGovernmentalImmunityFutureAmendmentMiscellaneousObligationsMiscellaneous.-‘:1.10.110.210.310.410.510.610.710.810.910.1015
AdoptionTimeline>March2019—LarimerCountyandCityofLovelandadoptedtheIGAApril2019—CityofFortCollins/TownofEstesParkadoptionofIGA4/9/201916
INTERGOVERNMENTALAGREEMENTFORSOLIDWASTEPROGRAMMINGANDINFRASTRUCTUREIMPROVEMENTSThisIntergovernmentalAgreementforSolidWasteProgrammingandInfrastructureImprovements(“Agreement”)ismadeandeffectiveon_________,2019(EffectiveDate),byandamongtheBoardofCountyCommissionersofLarimerCounty,Colorado(referredtoas“County”),andtheCityofFortCollins,Colorado,theCityofLoveland,Colorado,andtheTownofEstesPark,Colorado(individuallyreferredtoas“Municipality”orcollectivelyas“Municipalities”).TheCountyandMunicipalitiesshalljointlyhereferredtoasthe“Parties”.I.RECITALSWHEREAS,theappropriatemanagementofsolidwastematerialsiscriticaltohumanhealthandsafety,theenvironmentalandtheeconomicwellbeingoftheregion;andWHEREAS,theLarimerCountySolidWasteFacilitylocatedat5887S.TafiHillRoadservesasaregionalsolidwasteprocessinganddisposalsiteforresidentsofLarimerCountylocatedinmunicipalitiesandunincorporatedareas;andWHEREAS,TheLarimerCountySolidWasteFacilityincludesaregionalsanitarylandfillthatreceivesapproximatelyonemillioncubicyardsofmaterialperyearandisforecastedtoconsumetheavailablepermittedairspacecapacitybythefourthquarteroftheyear2024;andWHEREAS,thePartiesformedtheNorthFrontRangeRegionalWasteshedCoalition(includingaTechnicalAdvisoryCommitteeofstaffmembersandaPolicyAdvisoryCommitteeofelectedofficialsanda60+memberstakeholderadvisorygroup)toidentify,analyze,andprioritizesolidwasteinfrastructureandimplementationoptions.ThisworkresultedinthedevelopmentofaSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlanforadoptionbyLarimerCounty;andWHEREAS,onDecember19,2018,theLarimerCountyPlanningCommissionadoptedthe2018SolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlan,whichincludesvariousrecommendationsforinfrastructureandfacilityimprovements,education,licensingandotherprogramelementstoprovidesolidwasteserviceswithinLarimerCountyandincreasematerialdiversionfromlandfilldisposal;andWHEREAS,thePartiesdesiretoworkcooperativelytoimplementthe2018SolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlan,continuetodevelopjointprogramsforconsistentpubliceducation,evaluatethturetechnologiesassociatedwithsolidwastemanagement,andestablishtherespectiveresponsibilitiesoftheParties;andWHEREAS,theColoradolegislaturehasexpresslyendorsed“localefforts...focusedtowardthereductionofthevolumeandtoxicityofthewastestream...throughsourcereduction,recycling,composting,andsimilarwastemanagementstrategies”(Section30-20-100.5,C.R.S.)andPage1of20
authorizeddesignationofexclusivesitesandfacilitiesfordisposalofsolidwaste(Section30-20-107,C.R.Sj;andWHEREAS,cooperationofthePartiespursuanttothisAgreementwillallowforimplementationofanintegratedpackageofwastedisposalservicesdesignedtoincreaserecyclingandconfersignificanthealthandenvironmentalbenefitsuponthecitizensofLarimerCountybyenhancingrecyclingincentivesandopportunities,obtaininginformationforthetrackingandplanningofwastediversion,andincreasingtheabilityofthePartiestomonitorandenforcerecyclingandotherwastemanagementlaws;andWHEREAS,CountyandMunicipalitiesareauthorizedpursuanttoArticleXIV,Section18oftheColoradoConstitutionandSection29-1-201,etseq.,ColoradoRevisedStatutes,toenterintointergovernmentalagreementsforthepurposeofprovidinganyserviceorperforminganyfunctionwhichtheycanperformindividually;andWHEREAS,inadditiontotheexistinginfrastructureandinfrastructuretobeconstructedbyLarimerCounty,theMunicipalitieshavedevelopedandcontinuetooperatethefollowingsolidwasteinfrastructure:theEstesParkTransferStationownedbytheTownofEstesParkandoperatedbyLarimerCounty,theTimberlineRecyclingCenterandtheCrushingOperationsSitewhichareownedbytheCityofFortCollins,andtheLovelandRecyclingCenterandcollectionvehicleswhichareownedbytheCityofLoveland.NOWTHEREFORE,thePartiesagreeasfollows:II.DEFINITIONSForthepurposesofthisAgreement,thefollowingdefinitionsshallapply:CleanMaterialRecoveryFacility.Afacilityconsistingofstructures,machinery,devices,orpersonstosort,bale,orotherwisemanageorprocessrecyclablematerialspriortoconveyancetoendmarkets.ConstructionandDemolitionWaste.Wastethatisgeneratedfromconstruction,remodeling,repairs,ordemolitionofbuildings,andotherstructureswhichincludesbutisnotlimitedto,lumber,bricks,carpets,ceramics,sheetrock,porcelain,metals,drywall,windowglass,metalandplasticpiping,paintandanyothernon-hazardousmaterialsresultingfromconstructionanddemolitionactivities.Disposal.Thefinaltreatment,deposition,orincinerationofSolidWastebutshallnotincludeWastePreventionorRecyclingasdefinedherein.FlowControl.Provisionthatallowslocalgovernmentstodesignatetheplaceswherematerialsgeneratedwithintheirjurisdictionaretakenforprocessingdisposal.ForthepurposesofthisAgreement,flowcontrolexplicitlyexcludesmunicipalsolidwaste,yardwaste,foodwasteandhazardouswaste.Page2of20
FoodWaste.Materialsthatincludeanimal/fruit/vegetablebasedstaplescraps,oldfruit/vegetables,eggshells,coffeegrounds,teabags,food-soiledpaper,oldbread,foodscraps,andexpiredde-packagedfoods.Additionally,itmayincludeplantwastesfromthefoodprocessingindustryandpre-consumervegetativefoodwaste.Hauler.Anypersonorcompanythatcollects,transportsand/ordisposesofdiscardedmaterialsandwaste(e.g.solidwaste,recyclables,foodwaste,yardtrimmings)astheirprimarybusinessanddeliverswasteintofacilitiesfordisposalorrecycling.HaulerLicensing.Acoordinatedlibensingapproachfordatatracking,publicoutreachandcurbsidecollectionrequirementsforimplementationtolicensedhaulers(AppendixC).HazardousWaste.Hazardoussubstancesasdefinedin25-15-101(6),asamended,andanyothersubstancesormaterialsdefinedorclassifiedassuchbytheHazardousWasteCommissionpursuantto25-15-302,C.R.S.,asamended.IntegratedSolidWasteManagementSystem.Thesystemoffacilitiesforthecollection,processing,anddisposalofsolidwastecurrentlyowned/operatedbytheParties,whichincludestheEstesParkTransferStationownedbytheTownofEstesParkandoperatedbyLarimerCounty,theTimberlineRecyclingCenterandtheCrushingOperationsSiteownedbytheCityofFortCollins,theLovelandRecyclingCenterandcollectionvehiclesownedbytheCityofLoveland,andtheLarimerCountySolidWasteInfrastructureSystem.Landfill.Adiscreteareaoflandoranexcavationwheresolidwastesareplacedforfinaldisposal,whichisnotalandapplicationunit,wasteimpoundment,orwastepile.Landfillsinclude,butarenotlimitedto,ashmonofills,constructionanddemolitionlandfills,sanitarylandfills,tiremonofillsandsimilarfacilitieswherefinaldisposaloccurs.LarimerCountySolidWasteInfrastructureSystem.IncludesLarimerCounty’sSolidWastefacilitiesusedtomanageSolidWastewhichincludesbutisnotlimitedtohouseholdhazardouswaste,landfill,recyclingfacility,andTierIprocessinganddisposalfacilities•sestablishedpursuanttotheapprovedSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlan.MunicipalSolidWaste.Solidwastefromhousehold,community,commercialandindustrialsourcesthatdoesnotcontainhazardouswastesasdefinedinSection25-15-101(9)oftheColoradoHazardousWasteActunlessotherwiseregulatedbytheColoradoDepartmentofPublicHealthandEnvironment.Processing.Sortingandconvertingsolidwaste,bymanualormechanicalmeans,intorawmaterialfornewuse.IncludesRecyclingandComposting.RecyclableMaterial.AnytypeofdiscardedorwastematerialthatisnotregulatedunderSection25-8-2050)(e),C.R.S.,andcanbereused,remanufactured,reclaimed,orrecycled.SolidWaste.Anygarbage,refuse,sludgefromawastetreatmentplant,watersupplytreatmentplant,airpollutioncontrolfacility,orotherdiscardedmaterial;includingsolid,liquid,semisolid,Page3of2O
orcontainedgaseousmaterialresultingfromindustrialoperations,commercialoperationsorcommunityactivities.SolidWastedoesnotincludeanysolidordissolvedmaterialsinirrigationreturnflows,orindustrialdischargeswhicharepointsourcessubjecttopermitsundertheprovisionsofthe“ColoradoWaterQualityControlAct”,Title25,Article8,CRSormaterialshandledatfacilitieslicensedpursuanttotheprovisionson“RadiationControlAct”inTitle25,Article11,CRS.SolidWastedoesnotinclude:(a)materialshandledatfacilitieslicensedpursuanttotheprovisionsonradiationcontrolinArticle11ofTitle25,C.R.S.;or(b)excludedscrapmetalthatisbeingrecycled;or(c)shreddedcircuitboardsthatarebeingrecycled.SolidWastePolicyCouncilorPolicyCouncil.ThePolicyCouncilcreatedtoadvisethePartiesonsolidwastemattersregardinginfrastructure,programs,educationandmasterplanupdates.SolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlan.TheLarimerCounty2018SolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlanasapprovedandamendedfromtimetotimebytheLarimerCountyPlanningCommission.TechnicalStaff.AgroupoftechnicalstaffprovidedbyeachPartypursuanttoSection6.1.2tosupportthePolicyCouncil.Tier1InfrastructureFacilities.TierIInfrastructurefacilitiesareoutlinedintheapprovedSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlantobedevelopedinsupportingthesolidwasteinfrastructuresystemandinclude:CentralTransferStation,NewCountyLandfill,ConstructionandDemolitionWasteProcessingFacility,YardWasteWindrowCompostingFacilityandFoodWasteCompostingFacility(AppendixA).Tier2InfrastructureFacilities.Tier2InfrastructurefacilitiesareoutlinedintheapprovedSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlantobereviewedonanannualbasisforpossibleimplementationatalaterdateandinclude:CleanMaterialRecoveryFacility/Upgrade,AnaerobicDigestionlPreProcessing(AppendixA).Tier3InfrastructureFacilities.Tier3InfrastructurefacilitiesareoutlinedintheapprovedSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlanandwillbefurtherreviewedonanannualbasisasindustrychangesoccurandinclude:WastetoEnergyandRefuseDerivedFuelProcessing(AppendixA).TransferStation.AfacilityatwhichSolidWaste,awaitingtransportationtoaprocessingordisposalsite,istransferredfromonetypeofcontainerizedcollectionreceptacleandplacedintoanotherand/orisprocessedforcompaction.WastePrevention.Methodsutilizedtocreatelesswastepriortorecycling,compostingordisposal.YardWaste.Wastegeneratedfromyardmaintenance,includinggardenwaste,fruitfall,grassclippings,wood,twigs,leavesandbranches.Page4of20
III.PURPOSEThepurposeofthisAgreementistofostercoordinationandcooperationbetweenthePartiesandtoestablishtherespectiveresponsibilitiesofthePartiesinanIntegratedSolidWasteManagementSystemincluding,butnotlimitedto,planning,education,wasteprevention,recycling,collection,composting,transportationanddisposal.IV.TERM4.1InitialTerm.ThisAgreementshallbecomeeffectiveontheEffectiveDateandshallremainineffectthroughDecember31,2050(InitialTerm).4.2ExtensionTerm.Unlessearlierterminatedasprovidedherein,theAgreementwillautomaticallyrenewforanadditionaltermoftenyears(ExtensionTerm).4.3Termination.AnyPartyshallhavetherighttoterminatetheircontinuedparticipationinthisAgreementduringtheInitialTermoranyExtensionTermasfollows:4.3.1Intheeventofnon-appropriationbytheirelectedbodies.4.3.2BywrittennoticegiventoallotherParties18monthspriortothedateonwhichthePartyelectstoterminatetheircontinuedparticipation.4.3.3Bymutualagreementbyallparties.V.GENERALOBLIGATIONSOFTHEPARTIES5.1LARIMERCOUNTY5.1.1LandforFacilityImprovements.TheCountyagreestoprovidelandforconstructionofTierIInfrastructureFacilitieswhichincludestheCounty-ownedlandadjacenttotheexistingLarimerCountyLandfilllocatedat5887S.TaftHillRoadandthe626acresofCountyownedpropertylocatedattheintersectionofCountyRoad76EastandCountyRoadIINorth.AnalternatesiteforTierIcompostingfacilitiesisindicatedonthemapinappendixD,whichisonjointlyownedpropertybytheCounty,CityofFortCollins,andCityofLoveland.ConstructionofanynewTierIInfrastructureonlandjointly-ownedbyLarimerCounty,LovelandandFortCollinswillrequireconsentfromtheCitiesofFortCollinsandLovelandaslandownersandpursuanttothe1974OperatingAgreement.IfconsentisnotgivenbyFortCollinsorLoveland,LarimerCountyshallnotberequiredtoprovidetheyardwasteandfoodwastefacilitiesdescribedinSections5.1.7and5.1.8below;however,thePartiesagreetonegotiateinanefforttofindanalternativelocationforsuchfacilities.5.1.2FacilityDesignandConstruction.TheCountyshallberesponsibleforallTierIInfrastructureFacilityDesignandConstructionactivities.InadditiontothedevelopmentoftheTier1InfrastructureFacilities,theCountywillannuallyevaluate,inclosecoordinationwiththeSolidWastePolicyCouncildescribedinSectionVI,theapplicability/feasibilityofdevelopingtheTier2andTier3InfrastructureFacilitiesbasedoncurrentwastemanagementpractices,thewastemarketwithintheregion,andquantityandqualityofwastematerialsmanagedwithintheTier1InfrastructureFacilities.TheCountyreservestherighttodesignPage5of20
andconstructanyTierIInfrastructureFacilitiespriortothedatesand/orvolumessetforthinthisAgreement.5.1.3ProjectFundingandFinancing.TheCountyshallberesponsibleforallfindingandfinancingofTierIInfrastructureFacilities,andretainallcorrespondingrevenue,withintheCounty’sSolidWasteEnterprise.FundingandfinancingofTier2andTier3InfrastructureFacilitieswillbedeterminedatthetimeoffacilityplanninganddevelopment.5.1.4FacilityOperationsandMaintenance.TheCountyshallownandoperateallTierIInfrastructureFacilitiesandshallberesponsibleforoperationsandmaintenanceofthefacilities.TheCountymayhireprivateserviceproviderstooperateTier1facilitiesatitsdiscretion,however,Countyshallatalltimesretainownershipandanycontractedserviceprovidershallonlyserveasavendorforoperationalpurposes.InnoeventshallCountydelegatediscretionaryrate-settingauthorityandnoprivatevendorwillhaveauthorityorinfluenceovertheintegratedwastemanagementsystemsimplementedbythisAgreement.TheCountyshallreceiveallincomefromtheoperationofTier1InfrastructureFacilities.IntheeventthereareanyoperatinglossesinconnectionwiththeTierIInfrastructureFacilities,theCountyshallbearthesamewithoutcontributionfromtheParties.OperationsandmaintenanceofTier2andTier3InfrastructureFacilitieswillbedeterminedatthetimeoffacilityplanninganddevelopment.TheCountyshallcontinuetooperateandmaintaintheLarimerCountySolidWasteInfrastructureSystemforthetermofthisAgreement.5.1.5HaulerLicensing.TheCountyshallsupportandparticipatewiththePartiesinacoordinatedapproachtodatatracking.TheCountyhaulerlicensingprogramwillbedevelopedandimplementednolaterthanJanuary1,2020.AppendicesBandCattachedheretoprovideproposedminimumhaulerlicensingrequirementsandmaps,whichwillbeappliedintheCounty’shaulerlicensingprogram.5.1.6SolidWasteManagement.TheCountyagreestodevclopandconstructtheTierIInfrastructureFacilitiestomanagesolidwastethatincludeaCentralTransferStationandNewCountyLandfill,thatwillbeoperationalpriortotheclosureofthecurrentLarimerCountyLandfill.TheCountywilldesignandconstructtheTierICentralTransferStationandtheNewCountyLandfillbeginningin2019toacceptsolidwasteonOctober1,2023.5.1.7YardWasteMaterialManagement.TheCountyagreestodevelopandconstructtheTier1YardWasteWindrowCompostFacilityandtoestablishfeesthatpromotesegregationofyardwastefromdisposalandencouragecomposting.TheCountywillcontinuetooperatethecurrentgreenwastelandfillsegregationprogramattheLarimerCountyLandfillthroughcalendaryear2021.TheCountywilldesignandconstructtheTier1YardWasteWindrowCompostFacilitybeginningin2019toacceptyardwasteonJune1,2021.5.1.8FoodWasteMaterialManagement.TheCountyagreestodevelopandconstructtheTier1FoodWasteCompostFacilitytorecycleandcompostsegregatedfoodwasteuponadoptionofpoliciesorprogramspursuanttosection5.2.4ofthisagreement.ThePartiesshallcoordinatethroughtheSolidWastePolicyCouncilthedevelopmentandtimingoffoodwastecollectionprogramsthatmeettherequiredquantitiestoproperlyscheduletheplanning,design,andPage6of20
constructionofafoodwastecompostfacility,andestablishpoliciestoencouragecomposting.5.1.9ConstructionandDemolitionWasteManagement.TheCountyagreestodevelop,constructandoperatetheTierIConstructionandDemolitionWasteProcessingFacilitytorecyclemixedconstructionanddemolitionwasteandtoestablishpoliciestoencouragerecyclingofmixedconstructionanddemolitionwaste.TheCountywilldesignandconstructtheTierIConstructionandDemolitionWasteProcessingFacilitypursuanttosection5.2.5ofthisagreementwithinnotmorethanfouryearsofpolicyadoption.5.1.10SingleStreamRecyclingMaterialManagement.TheCountyshallcontinuetoownandoperateaSingleStreamRecyclingMaterialsManagementFacility.TheCountyagreestoissuearequestforlettersofinterestfromprivatecompaniestoexpandorreplacetheexistingRecyclingFacilityforconversiontoafrill-serviceCleanMaterialRecoveryFacilitytoserveasaregionalsinglestreamrecyclingcenterfornorthernColoradoandpotentiallyotherareasuponadoptingflowcontrolforsinglestreamrecyclablespursuanttosection5.2.6.5.1.11‘PublicEducationPrograms.TheCountyshallworkcooperativelywiththeMunicipalitiestocoordinatepubliceducationandoutreachtoprovideinformationandeducationalmaterialsthatshallengageandeducatethecommunityontopicsincludingwastedisposal,recycling,wasteprevention,reuse,andmaterialshandlingmethods.TheSolidWastePolicyCouncilshallcoordinateoveralleducationaleffortsassociatedwithsolidwasteprogramsandthebestpracticesforproperwastemanagement.TheSolidWastePolicyCouncilwillcoordinateatoolkitforusewithinParties’educationprogramstofacilitateaconsistentlook,feelandmessageacrossallofLarimerCounty.ThistoolkitmaybecustomizedbythePartieswithoutinterferingwiththeconsistentmessaging.TheSolidWastePolicyCouncilwillalsoinitiatetheformationandregularmeetingsofanEducationsubcommitteecomprisedofrepresentativesfromeachPartyandappropriatekeystakeholdersthatwillmeetatleastonceperyear.5.1.12SolidWastePlanning.TheCountyshallserveasthecoordinatingbodywithresponsibilityforcompletingandupdatingtheSolidWasteInfrastructureMasterPlanthroughparticipationoftheSolidWastePolicyCouncil.5.2PARTIES5.2.1SolidWasteManagementThePartiesshallcontinuetooperateandmaintaintheirrespectiveIntegratedSolidWasteManagementSystemfacilitiesforthetermofthisAgreement,providedthatthepartiesmayindependentlyrelocate,replace,and/ormodifytheirrespectivefacilitiesinamannernotdetrimentaltotheoveralloperationoftheIntegratedSolidWasteManagementSystem.5.2.2HaulerLicensing.ThePartiesshallparticipateinacoordinatedapproachtodatatracking.CurbsidecollectionrequirementswillbeimplementedthroughtheParties’haulerlicensingprograms,whichwillbedevelopedandimplementedinaccordancewithAppendicesBandCnolaterthanJanuary1,2020.ThePartiesagreetomanageandenforceHaulerLicensingrequirementswithreasonablediligencewithintheirrespectivejurisdictions.Page7of20
5.2.3YardWasteManagement.ThePartiesagreetodevelopandimplementlocalprogramstoencouragesegregationofyardwastefromlandfilldisposalwithinthedesignatedyardwastecollectionserviceareaasoutlinedinAppendixB.TheMunicipalitiesagreetowaiveanyclaimtoashareofrevenuesfromtheexistingLarimerCountyLandfillpropertyforcompostingoperations,shouldtheCountyconstructtheTier1yardwastecompostingfacilityon“AlternativeCompostArea”asillustratedinAppendixD.TheCityofLovelandagreestodirectallyardwastematerialreceivedthebytheLovelandsolidwasteprogramtotheLarimerCountyyardwastefacilitycommencingonJune1,2021orsoonerifmutuallyagreedbyCityofLovelandandCounty.5.2.4FoodWasteManagement.ThePartiesmayimplementpoliciesandprocedurestosegregatefoodwastefromlandfilldisposalattheirindividualdiscretion.ThePartiesshallworkcooperativelytoplanandimplementsegregatedfoodwasteprograms,toallowCountyadequatetimetoconstructafoodwasteprocessingfacilityasdescribedinSection5.1.8.ThePartiesmustdemonstratetotheCountythatoneormoreofthemhaveadoptedpoliciesorprogramsreasonablyanticipatedtogenerateintheaggregate,aminimumof6,000tonsperyearoffoodwasteandaminimumof30,000tonsperyearofyardwastefordeliverytothefacilitypriortoimplementationoftheTierIfacilityconstruction.ThePartiesagreetoconductongoingeducationtoreducecontaminationinfoodwastecollectionprograms.5.2.5ConstructionandDemolitionWasteManagement.Tosupportwastediversion,thePartiesmaydirectmixedconstructionanddemolitionwastetotheCountyTierIConstructionandDemolitionWasteProcessingFacility.OneormoreofthePartiesmustadoptpoliciesorprogramsreasonablyanticipatedtogenerateintheaggregate,aminimumof60,000tonsperyearofmixedconstructionanddemolitionwastefordeliverytothefacilitypriortoimplementationoftheTierIfacilityconstruction.ThePartiesmayadoptcontrolmeasuresasdeemedappropriatethroughthefollowing:5.2.5.1FlowcontrolbyoneormorelocalMunicipalitiesofmixedconstructionanddemolitionwastereasonablyanticipatedtogeneratetheminimumvolumesetforthinthissection5.2.5;5.2.5.2Pricingdifferentials/incentives;and/or5.2.5.3MandatesasdevelopedbytheStateofColorado.5.2.6SingleStreamRecyclingMaterialManagement.TosupportwastediversionPartiesmaydirectsinglestreamrecyclablestotheCountyownedLarimerCountyRecyclingCenterat5887S.TaftKillRoadortheCountydevelopedfrillserviceCleanMaterialRecoveryFacility.OneormoreoftheParties,withorwithoutparticipationbyothers,mustadoptpoliciesorprogramsreasonablyanticipatedtogenerate,intheaggregate,aminimumof55,000tonsperyearofsinglestreamrecyclablesmaterialsfordeliverytothefacilitypriortotheCountysolicitinglettersofinterestforaCleanMaterialRecoveryFacility.5.2.7PublicEducationPrograms.Partiesshallworkcooperativelytocoordinatepubliceducationandoutreachtoprovideinformationandeducationalmaterialsthatshallengageandeducatethecommunityontopicsincludingwastedisposal,recycling,wasteprevention,reuse,andmaterialshandlingmethods.Inaddition,Page8of2O
eachPartywillusethejointly-creatededucationandpublicoutreachtoolkitwithintheParties’educationalprogramstofacilitateaconsistentlook,feelandmessageacrossallofLarimerCounty.ThetoolkitmaybecustomizedbythePartieswithoutinterferingwiththeconsistentmessaging.VI.SOLIDWASTEPOLICYCOUNCIL6.1ThereisherebycreatedanadvisorycouncilcomprisedofrepresentativesfromthePartieswhichshallbeknownastheSolidWastePolicyCouncil(“Council”).ThechargeoftheCouncilistoserveinanadvisorycapacitytotheLarimerCountyBoardofCommissionersonsolidwastematters.Inaddition,theCouncilshallalsobeavailabletotheotherPartiestodiscusssolidwastemanagementandplanningmatters.6.1.1Membership.ThemembershipoftheCouncilshallconsistofeight(8)membersasfollows:one(1)electedofficialappointeeandone(I)appointeefromeachofthesignatoriestothisIntergovernmentalAgreement.IntheeventotherjurisdictionsjoinaspartiestothisAgreementpursuanttoSection10.5below,membershipoftheCouncilshallbeexpandedtoincludeone(1)electedofficialappointeeandone(1)appointeefromsuchjurisdiction.Membersshallbeappointedwithin90daysoftheEffectiveDateofthisIntergovernmentalAgreement.EachmemberoftheCouncilshallserveatermofthree(3)years,exceptthefirstappointeesshallservestaggeredtermstoavoidallmembershiptermsendingduringthesameyear.Eachmembershallbelimitedtotwoterms,withtheexceptionofelectedofficialappointeeswhomayserveforthedurationoftheirtermasanelectedofficial.RegulartermsshallbeginDecember1andendNovember30oftheexpiringtermyear.MembersoftheCouncilshallserveatthepleasureoftheirappointingbodiesandshallreceivenocompensationfromtheCounty.6.1.2Organization.TheCouncilshallelectachairandvice-chairandshalladoptbylawstoguideitsdeliberations.EachPartyshallprovideoneormoretechnicalstafftoserveinanadvisoryandstaff-supportroletotheCouncil(collectivelythe“TechnicalStaff’).6.1.3CouncilRcsponsibilities.TheCouncilshall:6.1.3.1ServeasanongoingforumtoadviseandassisttheLarimerCountyBoardofCommissioners,providingitwithtechnicalandnon-technicaladviceonsolidwastematters.TheCouncilisnotauthorizedtomakedecisionsorspeakfortheLarimerCountyBoardofCommissionersoranyotherParty.6.1.3.2MeetwithandprovidedirectiontotheTechnicalStaff.TheTechnicalStaffshallbeavailabletoprovideresearch/technicalandprogrammaticguidancetotheCouncilonmattersincludingbutnotlimitedtoinfrastructure,programs,educationandmasterplanupdates.EmployeesofthePartieshavealreadybeencollaboratinginthiscapacity,andtheintentofthePartiesisforsucheffortstocontinueandforeachPartytomakeoneormoreofitsemployeesavailabletoserveastheTechnicalStaff.Page9of20
6.1.3.3ProvidecommentstothePartiesonallpolicyaspectsofSolidWastemanagementandplanning;6.1.3.4ParticipateinthedevelopmentofifiturerecommendationsfortheSolidWasteinfrastructureManagementPlan(SWIMP)andotherplansgoverningthefutureoftheIntegratedSolidWasteManagementSystem,andfacilitateareviewandapprovalofrevisions/updatestotheexistingSWIMPbyeachjurisdiction;6.1.3.5AssistinthedevelopmentofproposedrevisionstothisIntergovernmentalAgreementbetweenLarimerCountyandmunicipalitiesregardingwastemanagement;6.1.3.6ReviewandcommentondisposalrateproposalsandCountyfinancialpolicies;6.1.3.7ReviewandcommentonstatusreportsgeneratedbytheTechnicalStaffand/orParties;6.1.3.8Promoteconsistentinformationexchangeandinteractionbetweenwastegenerators,haulers,recyclers,andthePartieswithrespecttotheIntegratedSolidWasteManagementSystem.6.1.4CountyResponsibilities.TheCountyshallassumethefollowingresponsibilitieswithrespecttotheCouncil:6.1.4.1TheCountyshallprovidestaffsupporttoCouncil;6.1.4.2InconsultationwiththechairoftheCouncil,theCountyshallnotifyMunicipalitiesandtheirdesignatedrepresentativesandalternatesofmeetingtimes,locationsandmeetingagendas.NotificationbyelectronicmailorregularmailshallmeettherequirementsofthisSubsection;6.1.4.3TheCountyshallpostsuchnoticesofmeetingsasmayberequiredfromtimetotimebytheColoradoOpenMeetingsLawandshallmaintaincustodyoftherecordsoftheCouncilinaccordancewiththeColoradoOpenRecordsAct;6.1.4.4TheCountyshallconsiderandrespondonatimelybasistoquestionsandissuesposedbytheCouncilandshallseektoresolvethoseissuesincollaborationwiththeMunicipalities.6.1.4.5TheCountyshallprovideinformationandsupportingdocumentationandanalysesasreasonablyrequestedbytheCounciltoperformitsdutiesandfunctionsdescribedherein.VII.RATESETTINGTheLarimerCountyBoardofCountyCommissionersmayadoptandamendratesforanyTierIInfrastructureFacilitiesatitssolediscretiontofundandrecoverallcapital,debt,operating,maintenance,depreciation,regulatory,postclosure,andanyotherexpensesoftheCountySolidWasteEnterprise.Differentialpricingofwastestreamsmaybedevelopedandimplementedtoassistwithwastediversioneffortsandsupportflowcontrolwhereapplicable.Upontheopeningofthecentraltransferstationandinitialreceiptofwaste,sections5and6oftheNovember21,1974IntergovernmentalAgreementregardingfreedisposalwillbeterminated.Page10of2O
VIII.NOTICEAnynotice,request,demand,consent,orapproval,orothercommunicationrequiredorpermittedunderthisAgreementshallbeinwritingandshallbehand-deliveredorsentbyregisteredorcertifiedmail,returnreceiptrequested,orbyovernightcommercialcourier,addressedtosuchotherPartyatitsrespectiveaddressessetforthinExhibit“A”attachedheretoandsuchnoticeorothercommunicationshallbedeemedgivenwhensohand-deliveredorthree(3)businessdaysaftersomailed,orthenextbusinessdayafterbeingdepositedwithinanovernightcommercialcourier.IX.FUNDINGOBLIGATIONSThefinancialobligationsofthePartiesarisingunderthisAgreementthatarepayableaftercalendaryear2019arecontingentuponfundsforthatpurposebeingannuallyappropriated,budgetedandotherwisemadeavailablebytherespectivegoverningbodiesofthePartiesintheirsolediscretion.NotermorconditionofthisAgreementisintendednorshallbeinterpretedtobeamulti-fiscalyearobligation.X.MISCELLANEOUS10.1EntireAgreement.ThisAgreementistobeconstruedaccordingtoitsfairmeaningandasifpreparedbyallPartiesheretoandisdeemedtobeandcontaintheentireunderstandingandagreementbetweenthePartieshereto.Thereshallbedeemedtobenootherterms,conditions,promises,understandings,statements,orrepresentations,expressedorimplied,concerningthisAgreementunlesssetforthinwritingandsignedbythePartieshereto.ThisAgreementcannotbemodifiedexceptinwritingsignedbyallParties.10.2GoverningLaw.ThisAgreementshallbegovernedbyanditstermsconstruedunderthelawsoftheStateofColorado.VenueforanyactionshallbeinLarimerCounty,StateofColorado.10.3AgencyRelationship.NothingcontainedhereinisdeemedorshallbeconstruedbythePartiesorbyanythirdpartyascreatingarelationshipofprincipleandagent,apartnershiporajointventurebetweentheparties,oranemploymentrelationshipbetweentheParties.10.4ThirdPartyBeneficiaries.ThisagreementismadeforthesoleandexclusivebenefitoftheParties,theirsuccessorsandassigns,anditisnotmadeforthebenefitofanythirdparty.10.5AdditionofNewPartiestotheAgreement.AdditionalgovernmentalentitiesinLarimerCountymaybeaddedtothisAgreementwiththeconsentofallParties.10.6Severability.IfanytermorconditionofthisAgreementisheldtobeinvalidbyfinaljudgmentofanycourtofcompetentjurisdiction,theinvalidityofsuchatermorconditionshallnotinanywayaffectanyoftheothertermsorconditionsofthisAgreement,providedthattheinvalidityofanysuchtermorconditiondoesnotmateriallyprejudiceanPartyintheirrespectiverightsandobligationsunderthevalidtermsandconditionsofthisAgreement.Page11of20
10.7UncontrollableCircumstances.NoPartyshallbedeemedinviolationofthisAgreementifpreventedfromperforminganyofitsrespectiveobligationshereunderbyreasonofstrikes,boycotts,labordisputes,embargoes,shortagesofenergyormaterials,actsofGod,actsofpublicenemies,actsofsuperiorgovernmentalauthorities,weatherconditions,right,rebellions,sabotage,oranyothercircumstancesforwhichitisnotresponsibleorthatarenotwithinitscontrol.10.8Counterparts.ThisAgreementmaybesignedbythePartiesincounterpart.10.9GovernmentalImmunity.NotermorconditionofthisAgreementisintendednorshallbeconstruedasawaiver,eitherexpressorimplied,ofthemonetarylimits,noticerequirements,immunities,rights,benefits,defenses,limitationsandprotectionsavailabletothePartiesunderanyapplicablelaw,includingbutnotlimitedtotheColoradoGovernmentalImmunityAct,C.R.S.24-10-101,ci.seq.,ascurrentlywrittenorhereafteramendedorimplemented.10.10FutureAmendment.ThisAgreementismadeinrelianceoncurrentlawsandlegalauthority.ThePartiesagreetonegotiateamendmentstothisAgreementasmaybenecessarytomaintainthestatedpurposesandgoalswhileaccountingforchangesandevolutionofapplicablelawsandlegalauthority.INWITNESSWHEREOF,thePartieshavecausedthisAgreementtoberatifiedbyresolutionoftheirgoverningBoardsorCouncilsasevidencedbytheminutesoftheirgoverningBoardsorCouncilsandexecutedbytheirdulyauthorizedofficersasofthedatefirstwritten.REMAINDEROFPAGEINTENTIONALLYBLANKSIGNATUREPAGESFOLLOWPage12of2O
BOARDOFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONERSOFLARIMERCOUNTY,COLORADOBy:______________________________Title:___________ATEST:Approvedastoform:CountyAttorneyPage13of20
CITYOFFORTCOLLINS,COLORADOBy:Title:Approvedastoform:CityAttorneyATTEST:Page14of20
CITYOFLOVELAND,COLORADOBy:StephenC.Adams,CityManagerCityClerkApprovedastoform:CityAttorneyATTEST:Page15of2O
TOWNOFESTESPARK,COLORADOBy:_________________________Title:________________________________ATTEST:Page16of20
AppendixATieredInfrastructureFacilitiesTableIoutlinestheTier1,2and3InfrastructureFacilitiesselectedwithapotentialscheduleforsitingapproval,permittinganddesign,constructionandyeartobeplaceinservice.Table1.TieredInfrastructureFacilitiesPotentialScheduleLocalSitingIPenIftlngIIConstructionInServiceApprovalDesign2019202AL202120222019202020222023201920192020202120202021202220222021202120232024TierICentralTransferStationNewCountyLandfillYardWasteOpenWindrowCornpostingConstruction&DemolitionWasteProcessingFoodWasteCompostingTier2CleanMaterialRecoveryFacility/UpgradeAnaerobicDigestion/PreProcessing-WWTPTier3h.WastetoEnergy(DirectCombustion)RefuseDerivedFuelProcessingAssessedAnnuallyMovingForwardPossibleFutureConsiderationPage17of2O
AppendixBRegionalRecyclingandYardWasteCollectionServiceAreaMap*February2019HAULERSERVICEAREASf;)!t:tgr\J-LI---IW&EwtI‘k--IFCL‘-.j-tI!$-°twSnE.hnJcrT:Yat2z___•I::i)I-RECYCLINGANDYARDWASTEHAULERSERVICEAREASREVISEI)DRAFTI*IndividualPartiesmayamendthisAppendixBtoaddportionsoftheirjurisdictiontotheRecyclingand/orYardWasteServiceAreawithoutconsentfromtheotherParties.**Note:AsofFebruary26,2019,thegreenshadedareadepictedincludesallareaswithinthecitylimitsofFortCollinsandLoveland.TheelectronicmapdepictedaboveismaintainedbyandavailablefromtheCountyandshallgoverntheareawithinwhichrecyclingandyardwastecollectionservicesmustbeoffered.ItistheCounty’sintenttoincludeportionsofLarimerCountyintheabovemapinthefutureastheCountyhaulerlicensingprogramisdevelopedandimplemented.RECYCLINGANDYARDWASTE‘N:-V_‘WYPage18of20
AppendixCHaulerMinimumStandardsThePartieswillestablishminimumhaulerrequirement5aspartofarequiredHaulerLicensetoprovideacoordinatedlicensingapproachfordatatracking,educationalmaterialdistribution,andcurbsidecollectionrequirements.Ataminimum,haulerlicenserequirementswillinclude:a.Forsingle-familyresidentialcustomers:PayAsYouThrowvolumebasedrequirementsthatapplydifferentialpricingstructuresfordifferentsizedsolidwastecontainers,orabagpricingmodel.Volumebasedrateswillbeestablishedwithasubstantivedifferentialcartrate.Aminimumoftwocartsizesshallberequiredforcurbsidegarbagecollection,unlessabagpricingmodelisused.RecyclingcontainersshallbeprovidedforareasonmapinAppendixBwitheachcurbsidegarbagecart.YardwastecollectionmustbeofferedasanoptioninareasdepictedonthemapinAppendixB.b.RequirementthatHaulersabidebyordinancesinthatParty’sjurisdiction.c.RequirementthatHaulersmeetInsurancerequirementsasestablishedbyeachjurisdiction.d.RequirementthatHaulerslisteachvehicleintheHauler’sfleetthatwillbeusedforcollectioninthatParty’sjurisdiction.e.RequirementthatHaulersreporttwiceyearlythewasteandrecyclablematerials(intonsorcubicyards)collectedintheParty’sjurisdictionandthecustomertypefromwhichthewasteandrecyclablematerialwascollected.f.RequirementthatHaulersdistributetocustomerseducationalmaterialsprovidedbyPartiesatleastonceperyear.g.ProvisionsallowingPartiestoconductauditsandpenaltiesfornon-compliance.Page19of2O
SCALEINFEETLARIMERCOUNTYSOLIDWASTEF)EEALTHFOL44kPage20of20AppendixBPreliminarySitePlan(SubjecttoChange)80008001600NUe._*_rEE7—\——A-EXISrINGLFGFLARE7L_-IMAINTENANCE/L__————-—SCALEHOIJSEBUILDING/‘EXPAND’0-GARBAGEGARAGE_,f--’MATERIALS———-HOUSENGLDNAZARDOUSWASTE/RYI•RECYCLEBINSI-MATERIALSIIIAQMINISWATIONOFFICES_RECOVERYSOLAR—ARRAY%%--——-AREA_—_-t_—————_t!:_tr/•.IT\,—YAROWASTE••----iv----rSIESDRLIWATER---WINDRGWSj-:--F-----v-/MANAGEMENTAREAAERATEDSTATICBINSF’—YARDWASIEJF000..:.CDNSTRJCTIONANDII—WASTEUNLOADINGPROCESSINGBUILDING—.-jI:-::-.:-:-:::-:-:-;-:-:-:-:-:-:-JTRANSFERSTATIONFACILITY-----)_Ij‘--•—COMMERCIALACCESS%.J7t.%/U‘4—JhMANEUVERINGAREATRANSFERTRAILERPARKING—<.U--.acJ7fiFORTCDIIL%SLOVELMIO-I.WATERSTORAGETA%(RECYCLINGjr-SHINGLES‘--UTUREfANDbHWCELLSCALEHDUSEANDSCALES-1AREAjTOWERilflp______--E9wTRIL8YRO/-SOUTHT&fl&%DTRILBY//£Z-IN1ERSECTI4SHALLBESIGNALEDARDINCLUDEATURNLANE2-21-19
April 23, 2019
Presentation of Stanley Park Master
Plan
Parking Update/Seasonal Parking
Issues
Proposed changes to the Noxious
Weed Ordinance
May 14, 2019
Basics of Annexations
June 11, 2019
Downtown Estes Loop Quarterly
Update
Revisions to Stormwater
Regulations in Response to
Colorado Water Conservation Board
Non-compliance Letter
September 10, 2019
Downtown Estes Loop Quarterly
Update
Items Approved – Unscheduled:
Estes Park Housing Authority
Project on Highway 7 – Part II
Discussion with Town Prosecutor
and Municipal Judge
Future of Human Resources
Management
Distributed Energy Discussion
Items for Town Board Consideration:
None
Future Town Board Study Session Agenda Items
April 9, 2019
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