INC NEWS - wrong time for Solid Waste 10 yr. plan meeting

[TheOcean1 at aol.com]

Don't  wish to add to the confusion, but below is the announcement that went 
out  4/24 
I  think Randy was right the first time! 
Bill 

City  of Durham Hosts  10-Year Solid Waste Management Planning  
Public  Meeting for Citizen Input 
Plan  Details City’s  Solid Waste Program for Next Decade 

Durham,  N.C. – Durham residents interested in providing input  into 
revisions of the City’s 10-Year Solid Waste Management Plan will get their  chance at 
a pubic meeting next week. 
The  City’s Department of Solid Waste Management will hold a public meeting 
on  Wednesday, May 3, 2006 at 7 p.m. at the Solid Waste Operations Facility  
Auditorium, located at 1833 Camden  Avenue, Durham.    
The  purpose of this meeting is to gather public input for use in revising 
the City’s  10-Year Solid Waste Management Plan, which details solid waste 
programs and  goals, including recycling programs.  By law, the City is required to 
 update the 10-year plan every three years.   
The  City’s Department of Solid Waste Management has already presented the 
updated  plan to all five of the City’s Partners Against Crime (PACS) districts 
and the  Keep Durham Beautiful, Inc. Board of Directors.  The department is  
scheduled to present the updated plan to the InterNeighborhood Council on  
Tuesday, April 25 and to the Durham City Council at the Thursday, May 4 Work  
Session.  A public hearing is being scheduled for Monday, May 15, when  Council 
will consider adopting a resolution approving the plan for submission to  the 
North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources.  The  
presentation is currently available for review on the City’s website at 
_http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/solid/10_year_plan.cfm_ 
(http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/solid/10_year_plan.cfm) .  
For  more information, contact Anita Daniels, operations and evaluation 
administrator  for the City’s Department of Solid Waste Management, at (919) 
560-4186,  extension 230 or via e-mail at _anita.daniels at durhamnc.gov_ 
(mailto:anita.daniels at durhamnc.gov) . 
About  the Department of Solid Waste Management 
The  City of Durham’s Department of Solid Waste  Management promotes and 
supports a high quality of life for the citizens of  Durham by  providing 
comprehensive, responsive, environmentally-safe, efficient and  cost-effective solid 
waste collection, recycling and disposal programs.   Department services 
include roll-out cart collection, cart delivery and repair  service, dumpster 
collection, cardboard collection, yard waste collection, waste  reduction and 
recycling, bulky item pick-up, the Impact Team, street cleaning  and disposal 
services.  The department also coordinates with and fiscally  supports the nonprofit 
volunteer organization Keep Durham Beautiful, Inc. (KDB),  whose mission is 
to engage and inspire individuals to take greater  responsibility for their 
community environment.  For more information about  this department, visit the 
City’s website at _http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/solid_ 
(http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/solid/) .  

In a message dated 5/3/2006 1:31:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
randy at 27beverly.com writes:

I said  it was at 7PM; I was notified by phone (because they saw my post
reminding  of the meeting) that it is 6PM

Sorry if I cause anyone to miss  it.

RWP
27  Beverly

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