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Administrator Wright explained that they considered selling <br />the trees for pulpwood, but it was not cost effective to do so, <br />and it was not considered for lumber because the stand was too <br />small. <br />Mr. Cadenhead disagreed and emphasized that the trees were <br />virgin timber. In conclusion, he urged the Commission not to <br />always put Wabasso last in their consideration of various <br />services and requested that the people be notified in advance <br />when the temporary station is closed. <br />The Commissioners assured Mr. Cadenhead that notices would <br />be posted at the dump station in advance of the closing. <br />Commissioner Wodtke stated that, as far as he was concerned, <br />that station would be open just as long as any other station in <br />the County, because this is a common problem throughout the <br />entire County, not just at Wabasso. <br />Betty Wintermute, Wabasso, asked if the dump would be closed <br />during the County Fair next year, and Chairman Lyons advised that <br />we hope to find a solution to this before then, but if not, the <br />dump will be moved away from the Fairgrounds during the Fair. <br />Commissioner Wodtke felt it would be reasonable to close it <br />for a short time during the County Fair. <br />THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. The Motion <br />passed unanimously. <br />The Board directed Director Thomas to reopen the Wabasso <br />dump station as soon as possible, perhaps as soon as next week. <br />Chairman Lyons wished the Board would reconsider the <br />regulation against putting large appliances, furniture, etc., <br />into the transfer stations because he felt we have created a <br />situation that is not only hard to enforce, but unrealistic in <br />requiring people to drive all the way down to the landfill to get <br />rid of those large items. <br />PETITION IS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK <br />61 <br />BOOK 60 P,gGE 856 <br />