Greys and Coke Point Landfill Update Public Meeting June 24, 2010 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Greys and Coke Point Landfill Update Public Meeting June 24, 2010 1997 Consent Decree Landfill Compliance Section Defined Acceptable Wastes Asbestos Disposal Procedures (Greys Only) Waste Inspection Procedures Required an


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Greys and Coke Point Landfill Update

Public Meeting June 24, 2010

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1997 Consent Decree Landfill Compliance Section

  • Defined Acceptable Wastes
  • Asbestos Disposal Procedures (Greys Only)
  • Waste Inspection Procedures
  • Required an Engineering Study
  • Required an Operations Manual
  • Required Groundwater Monitoring
  • Required a Post Closure Plan
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Greys Landfill

40 Acres Historically used for Disposal of :

  • Oily Sludge
  • Asbestos-Bearing Waste
  • Waste Water Treatment Plant Sludge
  • Blast Furnace/Centrifuge Cake
  • Open Hearth Air Pollution Control Dust
  • BOF Filter Press Cake
  • Spill Clean Up Material
  • Waste Sand Blasting Material
  • Tin Mill Canal Dredge Spoil

1.5 Acre Hazardous Waste Cell Operated 1980-1983 Closed Late 1983

  • Coal Tar Decanter Sludge
  • Iron and Brass Foundry Dusts
  • Wire Mill Leach Plant Filter Cake
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Greys Landfill

Currently Receives:

  • Waste Water Treatment Plant

Sludge

  • Reladle Baghouse Dust
  • Desulfurizer Baghouse Dust
  • Slag Skimmer Baghouse Dust
  • Caster Baghouse Dust
  • Asbestos
  • BOF Filter Cake
  • Sinter Plant Sludge
  • Limestone
  • Dirt/Rubble
  • Brick
  • Other Solid Waste
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Greys Landfill Historical Conditions

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Greys Landfill Stabilization

  • Prior to Consent Decree Waste Disposal Occurred In Impoundment Cells

Surrounded by Slag Dikes with Steep Slopes

  • Engineering Studies Conducted and Plans Submitted to MDE, Baltimore

County Soil Conservation District and Army Corp of Engineers for approval.

  • Work Began in 2005 and Completed in 2008
  • Sediment/Stormwater Basins
  • Stormwater Swales
  • Cement Deep Soil Mixing
  • Landfill Counter Berms and Slope Regrading
  • Final Cap System to Elevation 85
  • Seeding and Slope Stabilization
  • Benching will Continue In Accordance with Plans
  • Final Closure Elevation 141 Feet above Grade.
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Greys Landfill Stabilization

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Greys Landfill Stabilization

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Greys Landfill

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Greys Landfill Monitoring Well Installation

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Greys Landfill Monitoring Well Network

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Coke Point Landfill

Approximately 41 Acres Constructed on Slag Fill Historically Received:

– Foundry Waste – Waste Sand – Sinter Plant Grit – Kish – A Battery Baghouse Dust – Slag and Refractories – Railroad Car Cleaning Materials

Currently Receives:

– Scrap Lances – Debris – Caster Scale – Brick

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Coke Point Landfill Shore Line

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Coke Point Landfill Recycling Effort

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Coke Point Landfill Proposed Site Plan

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Sparrows Point Works Landfill

  • Phase 1 Landfill Permit Application received June 17,

2010

  • Proposed location 60 acre site next to existing Greys

Landfill (exact size of landfill to be determined)

  • 5,000,000 cubic yards landfill capacity
  • Accept non-hazardous industrial waste from activities
  • ccurring at Sparrows Point
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Proposed New Landfill Location

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COMAR 26.04.07.19

Nonhazardous industrial solid waste may

  • nly be landfilled in a facility which

possesses a functional liner and leachate collection system