Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996vR7.1
Region Seven: Southern Illinois
Landfills
Transfer Stations
Compost Facilities
REGIONSEVEN’STHREEACTIVELANDFILLSACCEPTED1.5
milliongatecubicyardsofwastesduring1996.This
volumewas6.9percent,or110,293gatecubic
yards,lessthan1995’stotal.
In terms of municipal wastes landfilled statewide, Region
Seven received the least: 3.2 percent of 1996’s total vol-ume.
Region Two (Chicago Metropolitan) took in the
most: 49.4 percent.
One landfill’s appetite for out-of-state wastes
Southern Illinois Regional Landfill, near DeSoto, ranked
14th in wastes received in 1996, and accounted for
nearly 61 percent of the wastes landfilled in the region
during the year.
Of the more than 845,000 gate cubic yards of wastes
received by Southern Illinois Regional in 1996, some
541,000 gate cubic yards, or 64 percent, came from
Kentucky and Missouri.
Saline County Landfill, Harrisburg, and Wayne County
Landfill, Fairfield, each accepted less than 1 percent of
out-of-state wastes in 1996, which reduced the regional
percentage of such wastes to 36.5 percent, considerably
number of landfills
unchanged
total capacity
+ 5,875,000 cu. yds.
+ 53.1%
wastes received
- 110,293 cu. yds.
- 6.9%
W A Y N E
C L A Y
JEFFERSON
P E R R Y
FRANKLIN
RICHLAND
LAWRENCE
MASSAC
J A C K S ON
WILLIAMSON
HAMILTON
WABASH
W H I T E
GALLATIN
JOHNSON
P O P E
SALINE
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Saline County Landfill
Southern Illinois Regional Landfill
Herrin Solid Waste Transfer Station
Marion Transfer Station
Mt. Vernon Transfer Station
Herrin Municipal Landfill (closed 10-8-94)
Wayne County Landfill
Lawrence County
Disposal Centre
(opened 4-1-98)
Region Seven: Southern Illinois
Landfills and Transfer Stations: Active, Closed, Under Development
Capacity Increase
Capacity Decrease
R7.2vNonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996
1996 vs. 1995
less than Region Six (Metropolitan East St. Louis), where
out-of-state wastes comprised 50.7 percent of total wastes
landfilled.
Capacity rose 53 percent
As of Jan. 1, 1997, the region’s landfills reported a total
capacity of 16.9 million gate cubic yards, for a 53 percent
increase in regional capacity, some5.9 million gate cubic
yards more than whatwasreported on Jan. 1, 1996.
Most of this increase — 5.7 million cubic yards — came
from expansions at Wayne County Landfill. Saline
County Landfill, which had zeroed-out the previous year,
contributed 1.3 million cubic yards of new capacity.
Southern Illinois Regional lost 1.1 million cubic yards.
New landfill opens in Lawrence County
Lawrence County Disposal Centre, in Bridgeport, opened
its gates on April 2, 1998. The facility expects to operate
for at least 20 years. The new landfill has an initial
design capacity of 5.7 million airspace cubic yards, which
is 1.1 million cubic yards less than Southern Illinois
Regional Landfill’s design capacity.
Airspace means the area occupied by all wastes placed in
the landfill, all daily cover (six inches of soil or other
authorized materials spread atop wastes at the end of the
day to control odors and vermin), and the earthen cap
sealing the landfill at the end of its operating life.
No near-term landfill closings
No landfills are expected to close in Region Seven by the
end of 2000. In early 1997, Southern Illinois Regional
Landfill’s wastes-disposed/available-capacity report indi-cated
it may close in 2005; however, the facility has since
begun building a new area that could extend the landfill’s
life by 10 years.
Wastes Capacity Disp. Area Close
Municipality County Cu. Yds. Rank1 Cu. Yds. Rank2 Acres Year
Herrin Municipal LF Herrin Williamson 0 NA 0 NA 40 1994
Lawrence County Disposal Bridgeport Lawrence 0 NA 42 2018
Saline County Landfillw Harrisburg Saline 292,216 39 1,348,000 44 21 2002
Southern Illinois Regional LFw DeSoto Jackson 845,462 14 6,588,000 18 113 2005
Wayne County Landfillw Fairfield Wayne 348,345 33 9,004,000 15 83 2021
Totals 1,486,023 16,940,000
wThree landfills accepted out-of-state wastes totaling 542,307 cubic yards, or 36.5% of the region’s total.
1 Standing among 57 landfills that accepted wastes during 1996. 2 Standing among 57 landfills that reported capacity as of Jan. 1, 1997.
Region Seven: Southern Illinois
Landfills: Wastes Accepted 1996; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 1997
Counties 22
Area (square miles) 8,421
Population (est.) 438,000
Landfill life expectancy
Years remaining 11.4w
Landfills
Active in 1996 3
Closed in 1994 1
Opened in 1998 1
Transfer Stations
Active in 1996 3
Compost facilities
Active in 1996 2
wTotal remaining capacity (from table below)
divided by total wastes accepted. Tells how
long the region may be served by local land-fills
at current disposal rates, barring capacity
adjustments, until capacity is depleted.
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996vR7.3
CLOSED
NEW — OPENED 4-2-98
Municipality County Tons
A & M Composting Norris City White closed
Gordon & Price Inc. Marion Williamson closed
Mount Carmel Mount Carmel Wabash 610
New Earth Carterville Williamson 926
Total 1,536
Compost Facilities: Wastes Accepted 1996
Saline County Landfill had estimated only five years of
life remaining. In 1997, though, the facility received local
siting approval for a 4.6-million cubic-yard expansion,
which could add 21 years of service life.
Three counties inspect facilities; investigate dumping
TheIllinoisEPAhasdelegatedinspectionauthorityto
healthdepartmentsinJackson,PerryandWaynecounties.
Delegation agreements authorize these agencies to con-duct
many of the duties that would otherwise have to be
performed by the Illinois EPA field office: investigating
suspected violations of land-pollution laws and reports of
open dumping, and inspecting landfills, transfer stations
and compost facilities permitted through the Agency’s
Bureau of Land. (Inspections also include industrial land-fills,
or monofills, and landfills that closed prior to 1994;
these facilities are not included in this report.)
Transfer stations move nearly one-fifth of wastes. . .
Even though transfer stations number only three, they
nevertheless play an important role in such a large region
having so few landfills. During 1996, these three facilities
handled nearly 81,000 tons of municipal wastes, an
amount equal to about 18 percent of wastes landfilled in
Region Seven that year.
. . . but compost facilities are drying up
Two of the region’s compost facilities reported handling
about 1,500 tons of landscape waste, which translates
to less than 1 percent of municipal wastes that entered
Region Seven’s landfills in 1996.
Region Seven: Southern Illinois
Questions and Complaints
Illinois EPA Region Seven field
office personnel investigate reports
of suspected illegal waste disposal,
and inspect the region’s landfills,
transfer stations and compost facili-ties,
except in Jackson, Perry and
Wayne counties, where such activi-ties
have been delegated to local
authorities.
Questions or complaints concerning
pollution-control facilities, open
dumping or other incidents should
be directed to the office having juris-diction
over the site:
Illinois EPA
2309 W. Main St.
Marion, Ill. 62959
Phone: 618-993-7200
Fax: 618-997-1281
Jackson County Health Department
Box 307
Murphysboro, Ill. 62966
Phone: 618-684-3141, Ext. 130
Fax: 618-687-1255
Perry County Health Department
907 S. Main St.
Pickneyville, Ill. 62274
Phone: 618-357-5371, Ext. 124
Fax: 618-357-3190
Wayne County Health Department
Box 445
Fairfield, Ill. 62837
Phone: 618-842-5166
Fax: 618-842-3305
Municipality County Tons
Herrin Solid Waste Herrin Williamson 54,810
Marion Transfer Station Marion Williamson 5,220
Mt. Vernon Transfer Stn. Mt. Vernon Jefferson 20,880
Total 80,910
Transfer Stations: Wastes Handled 1996
R7.4vNonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996
Region Seven: Southern Illinois
Average recycling rate is 9 percent
The Agency does not regulate recycling nor does it pos-sess
any mechanism to compel county recycling coordina-tors
to respond to Agency surveys seeking seeking current
recycling rates, or otherwise attest to the viability of local
recycling programs.
Recyclingrates inSouthernIllinoiswere thelowestofall
sevenregions.Ratesrangedfromlessthan1percenttoa
highof23percent,yieldingamultiyearaverageof9per-cent.
Recycling rates in allotherregionswereinthe20-
percentrange,withthehighestofthesebeing28percent
andthelowest21percent.
Ninecountiesoffered 1994data;fivecountiesgave 1995
data;sevencounties—Edwards,Franklin,Gallatin,
Jackson,Lawrence,SalineandWhite—reported1996
data;onecountyfailedtorespond. Theaveragerecycling
rateforcountiesreporting1996datawaslessthanaper-centagepointabovetheregion’smultiyearaverage.
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Waste
Latest Generated Waste Recycled
County Data Tons Tons Percent
Alexander 1994 10,585 463 4%
Clay 1994 12,778 2,989 23%
Edwards 1996 6,230 1,242 20%
Franklin 1996 40,598 1,690 5%
Gallatin 1996 7,782 1,673 5%
Hamilton 1996 7,297 NA NA
Hardin 1994 5,435 226 4%
Jackson1 1996 61,383 6,281 10%
Jefferson 1995 41,465 3,380 8%
Johnson 1994 13,517 484 4%
Lawrence 1996 9,036 32 <1%
Massac 1994 16,164 642 4%
Perry 1995 16,430 1,847 11%
Pope 1994 6,826 191 4%
Pulaski 1994 7,535 328 4%
Richland 1995 14,111 850 6%
Saline 1996 30,444 2,877 9%
Union 1994 19,046 766 4%
Wabash 1995 14,518 2,955 20%
Wayne 1994 8,024 260 3%
White 1996 18,256 2,748 15%
Williamson 1995 47,595 4,465 9%
Totals 415,055 36,389 9%2
1 Has commercial and residential recycling ordinances.
2 Regional average
Municipal Wastes Recycled
Details concerning Region Seven
landfills and transfer stations follow
on pages R7.6 through R7.13.
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996vR7.5
Municipal Waste
Management Plans
The Solid Waste Planning and
Recycling Act requires all Illinois
counties and the city of Chicago to
develop, adopt and implement 20-
year municipal waste management
plans.
Plans include programs and recom-mendations
to achieve solid waste
management goals, which typically
include waste reduction, recycling,
incineration and landfilling as pro-gram
options.
The law requires each plan to
include a program to recycle 15 per-cent
of municipal wastes by the end
of the third year of the program and
25 percent of municipal wastes by
the end of the fifth year.
Every five years each plan must
identify changes in planning areas,
evaluate progress in plan implemen-tation
and, if necessary, revise plan
recommendations and goals. The
county also has the option of updat-ing
its solid-waste generation rate.
The plan is then submitted to the
Illinois EPA for review and comment.
Questions concerning these plans
and their availability should be
directed to the appropriate local
administrators listed in Appendix H.
R7.6vNonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996
Herrin Municipal Landfill
County
Municipality
Location
Hours of operation
Wastes accepted
Tipping fee
Owner
Operator
Williamson
Herrin
Rural Route 1, Landfill Road
NA
Municipal
NA
City of Herrin
City of Herrin
Facility Facts
Identification number
Design capacity, airspace cu. yds.
Total permitted landfill area, acres
Permitted disposal area, acres
Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl)
Leachate monitoring stations
Groundwater monitoring wells
Methane collection system
Years remaining
Year permitted – date closed
199 858 0001
NA
70
40
NA
NA
19
None
NA
1982 – 10-8-94
Wastes Received: 1994, 1995, 1996
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 1996, and Jan. 1, 1997
TOTAL WASTES ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTES ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds. tons tons/day gate cu. yds. tons % of total
1994 157,405 47,698 183 0 0 0
1995 0 0 0 0 0 0
1996 0 0 0 0 0 0
Contacts
Audits and Inspections
Owner
City of Herrin
300 N. Park Ave.
Herrin, Ill. 62948
( 618-942-6166
Operator
City of Herrin
300 N. Park Ave.
Herrin, Ill. 62948
( 618-942-6166
1996 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
1997 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
0
0
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 1996
Last audited by Illinois EPA
Facility inspected by
NA
NA
Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Officew
wInspected by Williamson County Solid Waste Department until May 1996.
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996vR7.7
Lawrence County Disposal Centre
County
Municipality
Location
Hours of operation
Wastes accepted
Tipping fee
Owner
Operator
Lawrence
Bridgeport
Illinois Route 250
NA
Municipal, nonhazardous special
NA
Lawrence County Disposal Centre Inc.
S & S Grading of Illinois Inc.w
Facility Facts
Identification number
Design capacity, airspace cu. yds.
Total permitted landfill area, acres
Permitted disposal area, acres
Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl)
Leachate monitoring stations
Groundwater monitoring wells
Methane collection system
Years remaining, estimated by landfill
Date opened – year expected to close
101 010 0002
5,700,000
75
42
620
1
23
None
20
4-2-98 – 2018
Wastes Received: 1994, 1995, 1996
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 1996, and Jan. 1, 1997
TOTAL WASTES ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTES ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds. tons tons/day gate cu. yds. tons % of total
1994 0 0 0 0 0 0
1995 0 0 0 0 0 0
1996 0 0 0 0 0 0
Contacts
Audits and Inspections
Owner
Lawrence County Disposal Centre Inc.
Rural Route 3, Box 892
Sumner, Ill. 62466
( 888-936-9400
Operator
S & S Grading of Illinois Inc.w
Rural Route 3, Box 892
Sumner, Ill. 62466
( 888-936-9400
1996 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
1997 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
0
0
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 1996
Last audited by Illinois EPA
Facility inspected by
NA
NA
Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office
wA subsidiary of Eastern Environmental Services Inc.
wA subsidiary of Eastern Environmental Services Inc., 110 Lee St. West, Charleston, W. Va. 25302 l 304-345-6911
R7.8vNonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996
Saline County Landfill
County
Municipality
Location
Hours of operation
Wastes accepted
Tipping fee
Owner
Operator
Saline
Harrisburg
Whitesville Road
Mon. – Fri.: 7 a.m. – 4 p.m., Sat.: 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Municipal, nonhazardous special
$32.02 per ton
Saline County Landfill Inc.w
Saline County Landfill Inc.
Facility Facts
Identification number
Design capacity, airspace cu. yds.
Total permitted landfill area, acres
Permitted disposal area, acres
Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl)
Leachate monitoring stations
Groundwater monitoring wells
Methane collection system
Years remaining, estimated by landfill
Date opened – year expected to close
165 808 0001
946,000
30
21
478
7
35
None
5 w
9-16-83 – 2002
Wastes Received: 1994, 1995, 1996
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 1996, and Jan. 1, 1997
TOTAL WASTES ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTES ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds. tons tons/day gate cu. yds. tons % of total
1994 114,258 34,624 133 521 158 <1
1995 204,860 62,079 239 504 153 <1
1996 292,216 88,550 341 292 w 89 <1
Contacts
Audits and Inspections
Owner
Saline County Landfill Inc.w
1400 S. Main St.
Harrisburg, Ill. 62946
( 618-252-4835
Operator
Saline County Landfill Inc.
1400 S. Main St.
Harrisburg, Ill. 62946
( 618-252-0237
1996 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
1997 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
0
1,348,000 (408,000)
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 1996
Last audited by Illinois EPA
Facility inspected by
$115,820
9-1-95
Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office
wStates of origin: Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee
wLocal siting granted in 1997 for a 4.6-million-cubic-yard expansion that could extend landfill life by 21 years.
wA subsidiary of USA Waste Services Inc.
wA subsidiary of USA Waste Services Inc., 1001 Fannin, Suite 4000, Houston, Texas 77002 l 713-512-6200
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996vR7.9
Southern Illinois Regional Landfill
County
Municipality
Location
Hours of operation
Wastes accepted
Tipping fee
Owner
Operator
Jackson
DeSoto
1540 Landfill Road
Mon. – Fri.: 6:30 a.m. – 4 p.m., Sat.: 6:30 a.m. – noon
Municipal, nonhazardous special
$7.50 per cubic yard
Republic Industries Inc.
Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc.w
Facility Facts
Identification number
Design capacity, airspace cu. yds.
Total permitted landfill area, acres
Permitted disposal area, acres
Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl)
Leachate monitoring stations
Groundwater monitoring wells
Methane collection system
Years remaining, estimated by landfill
Date opened – year expected to close
077 020 0002
6,800,000 w
147
113.4
525
6
51
Gas-to-energy (planned)
8
12-31-75 – 2005
Wastes Received: 1994, 1995, 1996
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 1996, and Jan. 1, 1997
TOTAL WASTES ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTES ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds. tons tons/day gate cu. yds. tons % of total
1994 619,462 187,716 722 139,097 42,151 22
1995 1,005,028 304,554 1,171 382,373 115,871 38
1996 845,462 256,201 985 541,319 w 164,036 64
Contacts
Audits and Inspections
Owner
Republic Industries Inc.
450 E. Las Olas Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33301
( 954-713-5200
Operator
Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc.w
1540 Landfill Road, Rural Route 1, Box 750
DeSoto, Ill. 62924
( 618-867-2356
1996 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
1997 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
7,736,000 (2,344,000)
6,588,000 (1,996,000)
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 1996
Last audited by Illinois EPA
Facility inspected by
$267,880
7-9-96
Jackson County Health Department
wStates of origin: Kentucky and Missouri
w Includes 4.4-million-cubic-yard area under construction, which is expected to extend landfill life by 10 years.
wA subsidiary of Republic Industries Inc.
wA subsidiary of Republic Industries Inc., 450 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33301 l 954-713-5200
R7.10 vNonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996
Wayne County Landfill
County
Municipality
Location
Hours of operation
Wastes accepted
Tipping fee
Owner
Operator
Wayne
Fairfield
Illinois Route 15 W, Rural Route 1
Mon. – Fri.: 7 a.m. – 3 p.m., Sat.: 7 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Municipal, nonhazardous special
$26 per ton
Allied Waste Industries Inc.
Allied Waste Industries Inc.
Facility Facts
Identification number
Design capacity, airspace cu. yds.
Total permitted landfill area, acres
Permitted disposal area, acres
Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl)
Leachate monitoring stations
Groundwater monitoring wells
Methane collection system
Years remaining, estimated by landfill
Year opened – year expected to close
191 804 0003
NA
183
83
530
4
32
Flares (planned)
24
1989 – 2021
Wastes Received: 1994, 1995, 1996
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 1996, and Jan. 1, 1997
TOTAL WASTES ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTES ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds. tons tons/day gate cu. yds. tons % of total
1994 425,650 128,985 496 63,382 19,207 15
1995 386,428 117,099 450 21,841 6,618 6
1996 348,345 105,559 295 696 w 211 <1
Contacts
Audits and Inspections
Owner
Allied Waste Industries Inc.w
Illinois Route 15 W, Rural Route 1
Fairfield, Ill. 62837
( 618-842-4294
Operator
Allied Waste Industries Inc.
Illinois Route 15 W, Rural Route 1
Fairfield, Ill. 62837
( 618-842-4294
1996 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
1997 certified gate cu. yds. (tons)
3,329,000 (1,009,000)
9,004,000 (2,728,000)w
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 1996
Last audited by Illinois EPA
Facility inspected by
$99,024
8-28-97
Wayne County Health Department
wState of origin: Indiana
wHeadquarters: 15880 N. Greenway Hayden Luke, Suite 1000, Scottsdale, Ariz. 85260 l 602-423-2946
Regional office: 12976 St. Charles Rock Road, Bridgeton, Mo. 63044 l 314-947-5959
wIncludes expansion of 3.2 million cubic yards; Agency permit issued 8-8-96.
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996vR7.11
Herrin Solid Waste Transfer Station
County
Municipality
Location
Hours of operation
Wastes accepted
Tipping fee
Owner
Operator
Williamson
Herrin
Cemetery Road and College Street
Mon. – Fri.: 6 a.m. – 3 p.m.; Sat.: 8 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Municipal
$32 per ton
City of Herrin
Southern Illinois Transfer Stations Inc.
Facility Facts
Identification number
Opened, year
Facility inspected by
199 040 0014
1994
Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Officew
Wastes Received: 1996
Tons per year
Tons per day
Contacts
Owner
City of Herrin
300 N. Park Ave.
Herrin, Ill. 62948
( 618-942-6166
Operator
Southern Illinois Transfer Stations Inc.
1400 S. Main St.
Harrisburg, Ill. 62946
( 618-942-2279
54,810
211
wInspected by Williamson County Solid Waste Department until May 1996.
wA subsidiary of Republic Industries Inc., 450 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33301 l 954-713-5200
R7.12 vNonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996
Marion Transfer Station
County
Municipality
Location
Hours of operation
Wastes accepted
Tipping fee
Owner
Operator
Williamson
Marion
1410 W. Longstreet Road
Mon. – Fri.: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Sat.: 8 a.m. – noon
Municipal
$25 per ton
City of Marion
Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.w
Facility Facts
Identification number
Opened, year
Facility inspected by
199 856 0011
1987
Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Officew
Wastes Received: 1996
Tons per year
Tons per day
Contacts
Owner
City of Marion
100 Tower Square Plaza
Marion, Ill. 62959
( 618-997-2592
Operator
Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.w
Rural Route 1, Box 750, 1540 Landfill Road
DeSoto, Ill. 62954
( 618-867-2356
5,220
20
wInspected by Williamson County Solid Waste Department until May 1996.
wA subsidiary of Republic Industries Inc.
Mt. Vernon Transfer Station
County
Municipality
Location
Hours of operation
Wastes accepted
Tipping fee
Owner
Operator
Jefferson
Mt. Vernon
1106 Rackaway
Mon. – Fri.: 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.; Sat.: 7 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Municipal w
$29 per ton
Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc. ww
Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.
Facility Facts
Identification number
Opened, year
Facility inspected by
081 810 0011
1985
Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office
Wastes Received: 1996
Tons per year
Tons per day
Contacts
Owner
Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.w
1540 Landfill Road, Rural Route 1, Box 750
DeSoto, Ill. 62924
( 618-867-2356
Operator
Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.
1540 Landfill Road, Rural Route 1, Box 750
DeSoto, Ill. 62954
( 618-867-2356
20,880
80
wRestricted to wastes generated within Mt. Vernon city limits. wwA subsidiary of Republic Industries Inc.
wA subsidiary of Republic Industries Inc., 450 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33301 l 954-713-5200
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 1996vR7.13
