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Water Resources
a. Modifying the Solid Waste Management Plan Amendment
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Approving the resolution to approve modifications
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To the 2017 Solid Waste Management Plan Amendment
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And to authorize the County Administrator to send the attached
Letter to EGLE for approval
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To modify the 2017 Solid Waste Management Plan Amendment
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To include the following language changes suggested by
the Department of Environment, Great Lakes, & Energy
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In order for EGLE to recommend approval of
the 2018 Solid Waste Management Plan Amendment
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Page 99, criterion “v” current language:
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“Demonstration of prompt corrective action to any issues, violations or citations incurred while operating at any company owned facility within the state of Michigan”
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Page 99, criterion “v” suggested language:
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“Demonstration of cured, or initiation of, corrective action taken within 60 days after a notice of violation or citation incurred, while operating at any company owned facility within the state of Michigan
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Page 99, criterion “w” current language:
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“Demonstration of community relations efforts with host community and neighboring communities that may be impacted by operations at proposed facility as it relates to the facility’s good neighbor plan.”
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Page 99, criterion “w” suggested language:
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“Applicant’s proposal shall include a signed statement indicating that they will abide by the Good Neighbor Plan and provide details regarding community relations with host community and neighboring communities that may be impacted by operations at the proposed facility, as described on page 95, item k of the Plan.”
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All costs associated with implementation, including staff time, have been covered through revenues received through the County’s agreement with Advanced Disposal
RECOMMENDATION: APPROVAL AT BOARD
b. Huron River Green Infrastructure Drainage District
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Approving a pledge of the County’s limited full faith and credit
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For payment of bonds
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For the Huron River Green Infrastructure Drainage District Tree Planting 5504-08 Drain Project
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In an amount not to exceed $355,000.00
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Washtenaw County Water Resources Commissioner
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Was petitioned by the City of Ann Arbor to undertake improvements
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To implement storm water control measures throughout the city,
through a Citywide Tree Planting Project
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State Revolving Loan funds are financing storm water improvement at 2% over 20 years
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All principle and interest will be assessed to the drainage district, which in this case is the City of Ann Arbor (receiving 100% of the assessment).
RECOMMENDATION: APPROVAL AT BOARD
c. Miller’s Creek Ann Arbor Drainage District
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Approving a pledge of the County’s limited full faith and credit
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For payment of bonds
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For the Millers Creek Ann Arbor Drain Drainage District
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In an amount not to exceed $1,470,000.00
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Washtenaw County Water Resources Commissioner
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Was petitioned by the City of Ann Arbor to establish
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A new County Drain known as the Millers Creek Ann Arbor Drain
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To implement storm water control measures and stream restoration
to be known as the Pepper Pike 5626-01 Drain Project
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State Revolving Loan funds are financing storm water improvement at 2% over 20 years
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All principle and interest will be assessed to the drainage district, which in this case is the City of Ann Arbor (receiving 100% of the assessment).
RECOMMENDATION: APPROVAL AT BOARD