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r p <br />MAY 8 1995 BooK Q PAGF 855 <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED <br />by Commissioner Bowman, that the Board authorize the <br />temporary reopening of the refuse pickup in the <br />Wabasso area, with the understanding that an in depth <br />analysis will be presented to the Commission on the <br />entire sanitary landfill pickup system which might call <br />for only one transfer station in the north county which <br />would be a compacting and sorting station. <br />Under discussion, Chairman Lyons asked if anyone present <br />wished to comment on this issue. <br />Evelyn Pyke expressed her concern about the closing of the <br />Wabasso site and was very glad that the Commission is considering <br />reopening it on a temporary basis. She asked why the Fairgrounds <br />were built near the transfer station when there is so much <br />acreage available in Kiwanis-Hobart Park east of Kings Highway. <br />Commissioner Bird explained they decided to build the <br />Fairgrounds on the west side of Kings Highway because they <br />believed the dump station had not been located in a proper place <br />and that it would have to be moved eventually. <br />W. C. Minnis, Jr, understood that once land has been deeded <br />for cemeteries or dump sites, it could not be used for anything <br />else. <br />Attorney Brandenburg explained that sometimes the County <br />receives land for a specific purpose and it stipulates in the <br />deed that it cannot be used for any other purpose. Other times <br />the County receives land that can be used for any purpose. He <br />believed the Wabasso dump site location is a combination of those <br />restrictions. <br />Greg Cadenhead complained that no notice was given prior to <br />the closing of the station. In addition, he pointed out that <br />when they tore out a stand of large pine trees there, they were <br />burned at that site. He asked why lumber companies were not <br />invited to bid on these trees for timber. <br />60 <br />