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October 14, 1999 <br /> <br />State, including volume caps and economic issues. My opinion is that they'll take the <br />information and present raw data to the DEQ, but I'm not sure if the Corps or DEQ will <br />do ranking." Council Member Haskell asked, "By Session [General Assembly] in <br />January, do you expect ranking order?" Mr. Joyce replied, "Yes, officially or not." City <br />Manager Reynolds stated, "A lot of what the Corps is asking for, the DEQ already has." <br />Council Member Haskell added, "It would be prudent to collect additional data." Mr. <br />Joyce stated, "You've been proactive." Vice Mayor Teague asked, "Is their strategy to <br />handle closures administratively rather than legislatively?" Mr. Joyce replied, "1 don't <br />know if that's their strategy or not. I don't think that new laws or regulations are needed <br />to get the job done. They'll be looking at the life of the site to rank. You ought to be <br />thinking about a window of three to five years for closure, possibly July 1, 2002, or July <br />1, 2003. That's only my speculation, though." Mayor Crabtree asked, "Across the <br />State, will landfill closure be as of a political interest as last year?" Mr. Joyce replied, "It <br />has the potential of getting back up to prominence. Congress will be looking at a similar <br /> <br />issue, interstate transport of trash." <br />is concerned about the barge ban." <br /> <br />Council Member Haskell added, "Northern Virginia <br /> Mayor Crabtree asked, "Economically speaking, <br /> <br />how are private landfills fairing?" Mr. Joyce replied, "The large, regional facilities, both <br />private and public, are doing okay." Council Member Haskell asked, "Are waste <br />companies lobbying to close unlined landfills?" Mr. Joyce replied, "They'd like to see <br /> <br />closure;but 'they"re ,not 'the biggest lobbyist." <br /> <br />the biggest lobbyist?" Mr. Joyce replied, <br /> <br />Engineering, stated, "The plans for next year include grading and <br />Fifteen acres should be closed using an 18-inch clay cap with topsoil. <br /> <br />Council Member Haskell asked, "VVho is <br /> <br /> "DEQ." Janis McHargue, of Joyce <br /> partial closing. <br /> An acre-and-a- <br /> <br /> <br />