Residents Share Concerns at EGLE Meeting on Wayne Disposal Expansion
Residents expressed health and safety concerns and urged delay of Wayne Disposal's license renewal amid ongoing legal and legislative efforts to limit hazardous waste risks.
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Residents raise concerns about plans at Van Buren Twp. landfill
By Carol Thompson, Anne Snabes MediaNews Group Residents spoke out Thursday during a public hearing in Belleville about a Wayne County hazardous waste landfill’s application to expand capacity. Wayne Disposal Inc. is seeking to increase its landfill capacity at 49350 North Interstate 94 Service Drive in Van Buren Township by 5 million cubic yards and to temporarily store hazardous waste in containers at the facility. The Michigan Department of E…
Residents share concerns at EGLE meeting on Wayne Disposal expansion
The people wanting to stop Wayne Disposal's expansion protested outside before Thursday evening's EGLE meeting.The meeting was just a public comment session, so no decisions were made on the proposed expansion. But despite resident concern, EGLE may have to approve the expansion request. "We have rules that were going through and we're making sure that the application and their current operation, maintenance and inspection schedules are all comp…
Residents urge Michigan regulators to deny hazwaste landfill expansion - Bridge Michigan
While regulators consider whether to let US Ecology pile waste higher at the Wayne Disposal landfill, state lawmakers are weighing legislation that would curtail the state’s waste industry. Protestors at a hearing Thursday accused House Speaker Matt Hall of holding up the bills.
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