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12/12/2012 UPPER CAPE REGIONAL TRANSFER STATION BOARD OF MANAGERS Minutes
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Laurent was unsure about the legality of the rail contract and the likelihood that the IMA would <br /> j need to be dissolved. Mr. Cavossa reported that a contract was in existence to move C&D <br /> materials to Pennsylvania and indicated his interest in negotiating with the rail to reduce put and <br /> pay. Looking to the future, Mr. Jack felt that a public/private arrangement would make more <br /> sense since it was unknown what individual towns would choose to do in 2015. Mr. Jack added <br /> that loading of C&D and recycling would expand the use of the UCRTS, allowing maintenance <br /> of a regional facility, but that greater details would be needed. Mr. Jack also suggested that the <br /> Mass Coastal contract was likely linked to both SEMASS and the IMA. Ms. Laurent inquired <br /> about Falmouth's curbside collection and whether their recycling could go to the UCRTS and <br /> Mr. Jack responded that the contract was already in place with Allied. Mr. D. Barrett responded <br /> that Bourne also had a plan for the UCRTS and stated that Bourne could run as competitively <br /> and efficiently as a private company. There was discussion between Bourne and Mr. Cavossa <br /> about recycling. Mr. Cavossa indicated that he would consider a month-to-month agreement. <br /> The Chair recommended bundling recycling and shipping it off-Cape by rail. Mr. Jack <br /> concluded that consideration of solid waste by the Cape Cod Commission was initiated in 2008, <br /> but that discussion had stalled out and it was now almost 2013. More opportunities should be <br /> available, and Mr. Jack stated that a regional solution was needed, in whatever form was <br /> determined best for the towns. Ms. Laurent reconunended that the issue be added to the next <br /> agenda. <br /> OTHER BUSINESS <br /> Discussion of Future Agenda <br /> As discussed above. <br /> NEXT MEETING <br /> Wednesday, January 9,2012 at 8 a.m. <br /> ADJOURNMENT <br /> Mr. Tilton made a motion to adjourn. Ms. Laurent seconded the motion. The meeting <br /> adjourned at 8:50 a.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Jennifer M. Clifford <br /> Board Secretary <br /> LIST OF DOCUMENTS <br /> -November 2012 Summary of Tonnage <br /> -Private Hauler Tonnages <br /> 'r <br /> 3 <br />
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