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• 2014 Solid Waste Management Plan 2. Conduct a RFA/RFP process for collection services prior to expiration of the current franchise agreements in September 30, 2015. Options to include as a minimum in the RFP are Joint County -municipal contracts, conversion to carted (automated) single stream recycling, conversion to carted (automated) garbage collection, conversion to weekly garbage collection and universal collection in urban service area or entire unincorporated County. (Objective 4 of the Comp Plan has been superseded .by the legislature) 3. Advertise RFP for a single stream recyclables processing facility and a C&D processing facility in coordination with the collection system RFP results. (Objective 4 of the Comp Plan has been superseded by the legislature) 4. Conduct a RFI for alternate solid waste processing technologies to better define feasible implementable options for waste stream diversion, recovery and recycling. Options could include solid waste processing, waste to energy incineration, pyrolysis and gasification (high temperature catalytic destruction), as well as conventional alternatives including waste transfer to an out -of county processing or landfill facility. Upon determining the most feasible concepts, conduct a RFP to develop a specific detailed waste processing option. (Policy 1.7 and 4.6 of Comp Plan) 5. Implement improved collection services from the most feasible options submitted. 6. When universal collection is implemented, shut down the Winter Beach, Roseland and Gifford CCCs and scale back operations at Fellsmere and Gifford CCCs. (Comp Plan Policy 4.2 stipulated a mandatory collection study by 2012). 7. Construct a citizen's drop-off center at the landfill for use of County residents, and construct a new HHW temporary storage center to replace the outdated facility. 8. Construct the 10.6 acre Cell 2 lined disposal unit by early 2019 to provide Class I disposal capacity. Ric NEEL—SCHAFFER ES -19 175