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Gaston County, Gastonia back feasibility study for Southern End transfer station
Summary
The board approved starting a joint feasibility study with the city of Gastonia to locate a solid waste transfer station in Gaston County's rapidly growing Southern End, a step described as potentially producing cost savings and improved service.
Gaston County and the city of Gastonia will proceed with a feasibility study to identify a site for a solid waste transfer station in the county's rapidly growing Southern End, the county's communications director Adam Gobb said.
Gobb presented the study as an example of a project the board authorized to begin, saying the collaboration "can ultimately lead to cost savings and better service for residents." The transcript indicates the board approved beginning the feasibility work, but it does not include a vote tally or details on the study's scope, budget or timeline.
Officials did not specify candidate sites, environmental review needs or public outreach plans in the meeting summary. Next steps and project management responsibilities should appear in forthcoming county materials and formal meeting minutes.
