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spond with a recommendation to proceed with design. Preliminary design will then be submitted, showing road location, grading plans, trench sites, life estimates for landKtt« operations, Jeacbege controls.,* sedimentation ponds and other details.
“How much money will we have in it - exclusive of land costs - when it’s ready for the first load of trash?” asked Supervisor Miller.
“With trenches developed, a good access road with security, a basic little office building, you’re probably looking at $150,000 to $200,000,” the engineer replied.
“Ahh!” breathed John McCarthy, the board’s administrative assistant.
“I feel better,” agreed Mr. Miller.
“I do too!” added Chairman Hubert Gilkey.
“Now, don’t hold me to that exact figure,” Mr. Joyce cautioned. “But it should be somewhere in that range.”
Mr. McCarthy explained that the board didn’t expect an exact price, but rather an estimate for budgetary r
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