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At the public access part of the landfill site the problems are more severe. Solid Waste Advisory Committee member and Jackson District Supervisor Ellis Bingham reported that people are not putting things in the designated places. Currently there are special places where peo-1 pie are supposed to put “white goods” (appliances), brush, tires and hazardous materials. v
Apparently, people wait until landfill operator Harold Artz is not there and then violate these rules. “They know when his day off is," Mr. Bingham said. “After his day off it’s a disaster area.”
After more discussion the Supervisors voted 4-0 (Stonewall-Hawthorne District Supervisor Nelson Lane was absent from the meeting) to adopt the recommendations of the Solid Waste Committee: 1) the landfill site will be closed to the public when the operator is not present (this will be done by erecting a double gate which can be chained shut across the access road and by erecting no trespassings signs); 2) 20square foot signs will be placed at the Scrabble and Huntly dumpster sites telling rules of the use of the dumpsters and hours of operation of the landfill site; and, 3) flyers will be printed stating the rules for solid waste disposal and distributed by Mr. Artz and available to the public at selected county stores.
Plans unveiled for jail
The supervisors also got a chance to look at preliminary drawings of the addition to the county jail. Those plans do not include enough space to move the magistrate's office into the jail, Sheriff John Henry Woodward told the board. “Are you thinking of adding to this addition?" he asked.
The supervisors agreed that further expansion was not practical since there was no more space without building over the septic tank, but they did favor moving the breathalizer machine into the jail area. The board is now waiting for final plans and drawings before submitting them to the Architectural Review Board and to Richmond for approval.
The supervisors heard from several organizations and individuals about additional budget requests expected to be needed for the next fiscal year. They approved Sheriff Woodward’s request for an additional car at a cost of $13,443. This inSee
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