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by -ane in their order of priority. There is no major initiative on the horizon. Vice Chairman Ginn assured the Board that the County is nowhere near mandatory garbage collection but it is in the long range plan. The UAC meets at 2 PM on the first Thursday of each month and the public is welcome. Commissioner Stanbridge suggested the Press Journal's reporter note that information for publication so the public is informed. Chairman Adams commented that she would have liked to have known about this issue because she felt Tike she was "ambushed" since she did not know anything about it. Commissioner Stanbridge interjected that because she and Chairman Adams r+present rural areas, they have been the Board members who have received the mast phone calls objecting to the idea. Vice Chairman Ginn explained that the draft of the Master Plan had just been received; the objectives in it were seen by the UAC for the first time. It will nor, come before the Board until the UAC makes its recommendation. She advised that it waa a sore point and evoked a lot of discussion at the UAC meeting, but emphasized that no decisions Ir were made. She felt that in the long run, it is probably the best thing for the County and, if 3 approved, would have to be phased in. t Chairman Adams was concerned that in the long -run it may be the best thing for the County, but it would not be the best thing for the citizens because they will be picking up those costs that the County is now paying. Vice Chairman Ginn thought it was a good thing that this had come to the Beard. 14.A. EMERGENCY SERVICES DISTRICT No meeting originally scheduled, but was necessary in order to consider a matter that was originally listed as I I.B.l. on the Board of County Commissioners agenda. The Chairman announced that following the meeting, the Commissioners would sit December 12, 2000 144 81{ 1 16 PG 474