What is the remaining life of the County Landfill if the 42-acre “bridge” area is also utilized?
As of December 1, 2004, if the “bridge” area is included, the existing County Landfill has approximately 7.2 years of life at 6,000 tons per day. If the City side of the landfill does not open, or if its operation is curtailed by the City, would BFI accept a County condition banning the acceptance at the County Landfill of waste generated within the City? Yes. Such a restriction was included in the 1993 CUP (Condition 10d), but the County deleted it in 1996 in a settlement with the City. Reinstatement of this restriction would be considered by the County if the City side does not open or if the City were to curtail its operations.
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