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Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management

And Landfill Capacity In Illinois: 2005

Reporting period for waste disposal: Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2005 Reporting date for landfill capacity: Jan. 1, 2006

This report has been prepared for the Governor of the State of Illinois and the General Assembly in accordance with Section 4 of the Illinois Solid Waste Management Act.

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Bureau of Land

Division of Land Pollution Control Waste Reduction and Compliance Section

1021 North Grand Avenue East

P.O. Box 19276 Springfield, IL 62794-9276

October 2006

IEPA/BOL/06-003

Additional Information and Acknowledgements..........................................................................................vii

Photo Credits............................................................................................................................................. viii

Preface ........................................................................................................................................................ix

How to Use the Illinois EPA Landfill Capacity Report.................................................................................. x

Executive Summary ....................................................................................................................................xi

Introduction.................................................................................................................................................. 1

Maps.......................................................................................................................................................... 17

Region One: Northwestern Illinois ..........................................................................................................R1.1

Region Two: Chicago Metropolitan ........................................................................................................R2.1

Region Three: Peoria/Quad Cities.........................................................................................................R3.1

Region Four: East Central Illinois ...........................................................................................................R4.1

Region Five: West Central Illinois...........................................................................................................R5.1

Region Six: Metropolitan East St. Louis .................................................................................................R6.1

Region Seven: Southern Illinois .............................................................................................................R7.1

Appendix A: Solid Waste Landfill Owners and Operators: Alphabetic by Facility .....................................A1

Appendix B: Solid Waste Landfill Owners and Operators: Alphabetic by County .....................................B1

Appendix C: Solid Waste Landfills Ranked by Waste Received: 2005 .....................................................C1

Appendix D: Solid Waste Landfills Ranked by Remaining Capacities; as of Jan. 1, 2006........................D1

Appendix E: Solid Waste Transfer Station Owners and Operators: Alphabetic by Facility .......................E1

Appendix F: Solid Waste Transfer Station Owners and Operators: Alphabetic by County....................... F1

Appendix G: Solid Waste Transfer Stations Ranked by Waste Received: 2005 ...................................... G1

Appendix H: Landscape Waste Compost Facility Owners and Operators: Alphabetic by Facility ............H1

Appendix I: Landscape Waste Compost Facility Owners and Operators: Alphabetic by County ............. I1

Appendix J: Landscape Waste Compost Facilities Ranked by Waste Received: 2005 ........................... J1

Appendix K: Contact List for Solid Waste Planning and Recycling: Alphabetic by County .......................K1

Appendix L: Adoption Dates and Updates of Solid Waste Management Plans: Alphabetic by County ............................................................................................................ L1

Appendix M: Municipal Waste Generation and Recycling: Alphabetic by County .................................... M1

Contents

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State Solid Waste Surcharge Fees ............................................................................................................. 2 New Facilities Permitted to Expand or be Upgraded in 2006...................................................................... 4 State of Origin of Wastes Received at Illinois Landfills in 2005................................................................... 5 Illinois Landfills: Waste Accepted in 2005 Versus 2004 .............................................................................. 5 Illinois Landfills: Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 Versus Jan. 1, 2005.................................................. 6 Waste Disposed and Landfill Capacity Per Capita; Landfill Life Expectancy .............................................. 6 Statewide Landfill Capacity is Adequate Despite Same Number of Facilities ............................................. 7 National Solid Waste Management Figures for 2003 Reported by US EPA ............................................... 8 Municipal Waste Management in Illinois: 2005 ........................................................................................... 8 Municipal Waste Generated & Recycled..................................................................................................... 9 Compost Facilities: Waste Handled in 2005.............................................................................................. 10 Transfer Stations: Waste Handled in 2005................................................................................................ 11 Local Agencies Delegated to Inspect Pollution Control Facilities for the Illinois EPA (map) ..................... 15 Illinois Landfills, 2005 (map) ...................................................................................................................... 17 Landfills Receiving Waste from Other States in 2005 (map)..................................................................... 19 Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Administrative Regions (map) .................................................. 21 Region One: Landfills and Transfer Stations in 2005 (map depicting capacity gains or losses) ............R1.1 Region One: Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 ..............................R1.2 Region One: Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 ...........................................................................R1.3 Region One: Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005........................................................................R1.4 Region One: Municipal Waste Recycled ................................................................................................R1.4 Region Two: Chicago Metro Area Landfills and Transfer Stations in 2005 (map)..................................R2.0 Region Two: Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 ..............................R2.3 Region Two: Solid Waste Statistics........................................................................................................R2.3 Region Two: Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 ...........................................................................R2.5 Region Two: Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005........................................................................R2.6 Region Two: New Chicago Metro Area Transfer Stations 2003-2005....................................................R2.6 Region Two: Municipal Waste Recycled ................................................................................................R2.7 Region Three: Landfills and Transfer Stations in 2005 (map depicting capacity gains or losses) .........R3.1 Region Three: Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006............................R3.2 Region Three: Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005.........................................................................R3.3 Region Three: Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005 .....................................................................R3.4 Region Three: Municipal Waste Recycled..............................................................................................R3.4 Region Four: Landfills and Transfer Stations in 2005 (map depicting capacity gains or losses) ...........R4.1 Region Four: Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006..............................R4.2 Region Four: Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005...........................................................................R4.3 Region Four: Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005 .......................................................................R4.3 Region Four: Municipal Waste Recycled................................................................................................R4.4 Region Five: Landfills and Transfer Stations in 2005 (map depicting capacity gains or losses) ............R5.1

Maps and Tables

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Region Five: Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 ..............................R5.2 Region Five: Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 ...........................................................................R5.3 Region Five: Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005........................................................................R5.3 Region Five: Municipal Waste Recycled ................................................................................................R5.4 Region Six: Landfills and Transfer Stations in 2005 (map depicting capacity gains or losses)..............R6.1 Region Six: Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 ................................R6.2 Region Six: Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 .............................................................................R6.3 Region Six: Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005..........................................................................R6.4 Region Six: Municipal Waste Recycled..................................................................................................R6.4 Region Seven: Landfills and Transfer Stations in 2005 (map depicting capacity gains or losses).........R7.1 Region Seven: Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006...........................R7.2 Region Seven: Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005........................................................................R7.3 Region Seven: Compost Facility: Waste Accepted 2005........................................................................R7.3 Region Seven: Municipal Waste Recycled.............................................................................................R7.4

Maps and Tables

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How to Obtain Additional Information To learn more about municipal solid waste landfills, transfer stations or compost facilities in Illinois, please call 217-785-8604, or write to: Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Bureau of Land Division of Land Pollution Control Waste Reduction and Compliance Section P.O. Box 19276 Springfield, IL 62794-9276

Our Internet address is http://www.epa.state.il.us

When using courier services (UPS, Airborne, etc.), please use the following street address and zip code:

1021 North Grand Avenue East Springfield, IL 62702

Acknowledgements This document is produced and published by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, Douglas P. Scott, Director. Primary Editor was Ellen Robinson of the Waste Reduction and Compliance Section, Bureau of Land.

The report is printed in the Agency’s print shop. Many thanks to Tom Davis who provided publishing advice to the Primary Editor. Dennis McMurray and Nina Dugger provided editing. Excellent typing and design was provided by Judy Brubaker, the Section’s administrative support. Posters were from fifth and sixth graders from Illinois schools who won our 2003-2004 contest. Full length, fold-out State of Illinois and Chicago Metropolitan area maps were designed by Ted Prescott using GIS software.

Illinois EPA Bureau of Land personnel contributed their time and expertise to the development of this publication. Computer data calculation was provided by Darrel Watkins. Assistance with technical matters regarding permitting and inspecting was provided by Tom Hubbard, Gary Cima, Gary Steele and Imran Syed. Photos were chosen by Gary Steele and Ellen Robinson. Todd Marvel is our used tire expert. Cheryl Stinnett collected data regarding transfer stations.

The Agency also wishes to thank the staff of the 18 delegated counties, plus Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Agency and the City of Chicago who inspect and have first-hand knowledge of approximately 50 percent of the landfills, transfer stations and compost sites covered in this report. Staff from our seven regional offices and delegated partners are responsible for inspecting all Agency-permitted waste management facilities.

Additional Information and Acknowledgements

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Cover Photo: Closure activities at the Kankakee Recycling and Disposal Facility, Chebanse, include placement of a high density polyethylene (HDPE) geo-membrane liner over a six-inch re-compacted clay layer and a six-inch clay grading layer. The landfill served the waste disposal needs of Kankakee County exclusively for 30 years. Photo taken by Donna Shehane, Solid Waste & Environmental Manager, Kankakee County Planning Department, Kankakee

Page 1: $75,000 check presented to Keep Illinois Beautiful organization, Chicago

Page 11: Photo taken at Banner-Western Transfer & Recycling Center, Rockdale, by Tim Anderson, Inspector, Will County Land Use Department, Waste Services Division, Joliet

Region 1: Poster: “Pitch in! Put Waste in its Place” By Lauren Lee, student, Grower Middle School, Willowbrook (DuPage County). Winner of Illinois EPA’s School Poetry, Prose and Poster Contest for 5th and 6th graders.

Region 2: Photos taken at Kankakee Recycling and Disposal Facility, Chebanse, by Donna Shehane, Solid Waste & Environmental Manager, Kankakee County Planning Department, Kankakee

Region 3: Poster: “Pitch in. Put Waste in its Place: Are You as Smart as They Are?” by Emily Heinz, student, Hampshire Middle School, Hampshire (Kane County). Winner of Illinois EPA’s School Poetry, Prose and Poster Contest for 5th and 6th graders.

Region 4: Poster: “Pitch in - Put Waste in its Place” by Adrienne Strohm, student, North Elementary School, Marshall (Clark County). Winner of Illinois EPA’s School Poetry, Prose and Poster Contest for 5th and 6th graders.

Region 5: Photo taken of recyclable race car in front of Illinois EPA Headquarters by Robert Wiatrolik, photographer, Illinois EPA, Springfield

Region 6: Photo taken at Roxana Landfill Inc., Roxana, by Richard Mersinger, Inspector, Madison County Planning and Development Department, Edwardsville

Region 7: Photo taken of the Honorable Mayor John Rednour, City of DuQuoin, with the city’s Green Communities visioning award, by Jason Van Zandt, Inspector, Perry County Solid Waste Department, Pinckneyville

Landfills Appendices A-D: Photo taken at Southern Illinois Regional Landfill, DeSoto, by Don Terry, Inspector, Jackson

County Health Department, Murphysboro

Transfer Stations Appendices E-G: Photo taken at Groot Industries/Chicago, by George Hairston, Inspector, Chicago Department of

Environment, Chicago

Compost Sites Appendices H-J: Photo taken at Thelen Sand & Gravel, Antioch, by Kristy Hecke, Inspector, McHenry County

Department of Health, Woodstock

Solid Waste Planning & Recycling Appendices K-M: Photo taken of Illinois EPA’s prize-winning float entered in the Illinois State Fair and the

DuQuoin State Fair parades by Robert Wiatrolik, photographer, Illinois EPA, Springfield

Photo Credits

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T he capacity remaining in Illinois landfills as of January 1, 2006, decreased slightly, less than one percent. The available space overall should serve the State’s residents

for at least another 19 years. In this, the Agency’s 19th annual report on landfill disposal and available landfill capacity in Illinois, we report to you not only the remaining capacity, but many other useful facts about landfills and pollution control facilities throughout the state.

Since its inception thirty-five years ago, the Illinois EPA has overseen the development and operation of a productive system of modern sanitary landfills. The Agency continues to ensure that these facilities meet the strictest disposal standards in history, and that they are engineered to be fully protective of human health and the environment, especially where it concerns any possibility of groundwater contamination.

In 2005, the number of active landfills in Illinois accepting waste was 51. Years of waste disposal remaining for these landfills, however, varied tremendously from region to region; ranging from nine years in the Chicago Metropolitan area to 51 years in Southern Illinois.

During 2005, Indian Creek Landfill #2, Hopedale, received a significant modification permit and re-opened. Two other landfills remain under development in Atkinson and Marion.

Roxana Landfill Inc. was allowed to expand both vertically and horizontally on June 6, 2005. On June 8, 2006, Lee County Landfill, Dixon, was permitted to expand.

Kankakee Recycling & Disposal Facility, Chebanse, ceased accepting waste on November 18, 2005. RCS Landfill Inc., Jerseyville, decided for business reasons to de-activate their landfill on April 28, 2006. These activities of landfill operators to close landfills affect the local governments who rely on revenue from landfill fees to fund recycling programs.

In 2005, 102 active transfer stations and 40 active compost facilities are available to help manage waste generated in Illinois.

Inspections of waste management facilities are conducted by personnel from Illinois EPA’s seven regional field offices and our delegated partners. Our delegated partners include 18 counties, Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Agency and the City of Chicago. They have the authority to inspect landfills, transfer stations and compost sites in their jurisdictions, and investigate citizen complaints about illegal dumping of waste.

The Illinois EPA hopes you will find this information useful and instructive and welcomes your comments and suggestions as to how it may be improved.

Douglas P. Scott Director Illinois EPA

Preface

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Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois is Illinois EPA’s annual report describing the management of nonhazardous municipal solid waste by the State’s solid waste landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities. The report is divided into sections representing Illinois EPA’s administrative regions. Region 1 includes Northwestern Illinois counties; Region 2 includes Chicago Metropolitan counties; Region 3 includes Peoria/Quad Cities area counties; Region 4 includes East Central Illinois counties; Region 5 includes West Central Illinois counties; Region 6 includes Metropolitan East St. Louis area counties; and Region 7 includes Southern Illinois counties. Each regional section includes newly designed specification pages describing the chief physical characteristics of each landfill. Provided are: its location and hours of operation, tipping fee, quantities of wastes received for the last three years, the landfill’s certified remaining capacity (in gate cubic yards) for the last two reporting dates, solid waste management fees paid in 2005, the Agency regional field office or delegated local authority that inspects the facility, and the name, address and phone number of the landfill’s owner and operator. Similar, but scaled down, specification pages are included for each transfer station. In all, this report includes details of 55 landfills, 104 transfer stations and 44 compost facilities. Those sites included were permitted to and accepted some waste in 2003, 2004 and/or 2005. Landfill details are found in Appendices A through D; transfer station details are found in Appendices E through G; landscape waste compost facility information is found in Appendices H through J; the contact list for local (county) solid waste planning and recycling coordinators is found in Appendix K; in Appendix L, information is found about updated local (county) solid waste plans; and information about local municipal waste generation and recycling is found in Appendix M. Additionally, this 19th edition of the report contains a state map designed with GIS software showing locations of Illinois landfills. A Chicago Metropolitan area map also shows the locations of transfer stations in addition to the location of landfills.

How to Use the Illinois EPA Landfill Capacity Report

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T HIS IS THE ILLINOIS EPA’S 19TH ANNUAL REPORT describing the management of nonhazardous municipal solid waste by the state’s solid waste

landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities.

The report is divided into sections representing Illinois EPA administrative regions. Each regional section includes specification pages describing the chief physical characteristics of each landfill.

The list of active waste management facilities during 2005 includes 51 landfills, 102 transfer stations and 40 compost sites.

Illinois municipal solid waste landfills are required to report to the Illinois EPA the quantities of solid waste they receive each year, and to calculate and report the amount of remaining capacity on the first day of the following year.

During 2005, 51 landfills reported receiving a total of almost 52.3 million gate cubic yards (more than 15.8 million gate tons) of waste. This volume was almost 1.5 million gate cubic yards less than the total received during 2004, a 2.7 percent decline.

As of Jan. 1, 2006, 51 landfills reported having a combined remaining capacity of almost 980.4 million gate cubic yards (almost 297.1 million gate tons), or almost 6.1 million gate cubic yards less than on Jan. 1, 2005, a decline of less than one (0.6) percent.

Dividing wastes disposed during 2005 by capacity remaining on Jan. 1, 2006, indicates an overall landfill life expectancy in Illinois of 19 years at 2005 disposal rates and barring capacity adjustments.

A new landfill in Region 3: Indian Creek Landfill #2, Hopedale, is open. One landfill, Kankakee RDF, Chebanse closed in November 2005. Expansions were approved at Lee County Landfill, Dixon, and at Roxana Landfill Inc., Roxana, in 2005.

Executive Summary

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Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management

And Landfill Capacity

2005

Introduction

M UNICIPAL SOLID WASTE IS THE TERM USED TO DESCRIBE the garbage discarded by America’s households, stores, offices, factories, restaurants, schools and other

institutions. “Discarded” most often, in Illinois, means disposed in Agency-permitted landfills. Waste is also handled through other alternative means of solid waste management, such as recycling and composting, after it is collected.

The US EPA’s Municipal Solid Waste in the United States: 2003 Facts & Figures says that nationwide 55.4 percent of solid waste was landfilled, 23.5 percent was recycled, 7.1 percent was composted and 14 percent was incinerated. The 2003 report is the latest one published by US EPA.

In 2005, Illinois landfills accepted almost 52.3 million gate cubic yards of solid waste. Most Illinois waste was discarded in landfills within our borders. Wastes entering or leaving Illinois are not believed to noticeably affect this equation. Of all solid waste landfilled in Illinois in 2005, 13 percent, or almost 7.0 million cubic yards or 2.1 million tons, accepted by 25 landfills came from 10 other states. We know this because Illinois landfills have reported these quantities on a quarterly basis to the Illinois EPA since 1992. Waste haulers are not required to report how much Illinois waste they transport to landfills in other states or from which counties in Illinois waste is transported.

Almost 7.7 million tons of municipal waste is recycled

Much of Illinois is rural and far from recycling markets. Most local governments provide recycling education and collect recycling data from haulers as a public service.

Local recycling coordinators in Illinois, in 2005, voluntarily reported that almost 7.7 million tons of municipal waste were recycled. Total municipal waste generated was reported at 18.5 million tons.

Most of the heavily populated counties in the Chicago Metropolitan and Metropolitan East St. Louis areas voluntarily report recycling and waste generation figures annually. Recycling markets and public interest in recycling are high there.

There is at present no mechanism in the State of Illinois law that requires permitting for or reporting from recycling centers that do not already transfer other municipal waste types from transfer stations to landfills.

$75,000 Grant Keeps Illinois Beautiful Keep Illinois Beautiful’s President Joyce Kagan Charmatz accepted a ceremonial check from Illinois EPA’s Director on May 10, 2005. Funding for this $75,000 grant came from enforcement penalties.

Each of 13 affiliates will receive $5,000 to be used for environmental education, waste reduction (reducing litter and increasing recycling), beautification and community improvement. The rest will support the organization and its web site. The organization’s mission is to provide environmental education, public awareness and community involvement, keeping Illinois clean and green.

Region 1: Winnebago/Rockford Clean & Beautiful; Region 2: Elgin Proud & Beautiful, Keep Chicago Beautiful, Keep Evanston Beautiful Inc., Keep Oak Park Beautiful, and Keep West Cook Beautiful; Region 3: Keep Rock Island Clean & Beautiful Inc. and Peoria City Beautiful; Region 4: Keep Vermilion County Beautiful; Region 6: Keep Centralia Beautiful Clean & Green, Keep Salem Beautiful and Keep Mt. Vernon/Jefferson County Beautiful; Region 7: Keep Carbondale Beautiful Inc.

For more information, contact Joyce Kagan Charmatz at 312-863-6196.

2005 Annual Report

Topics Covered

Waste disposed in landfills, 2003-2005 (in gate cubic yards and in gate tons)

Remaining disposal capacity as of Jan. 1, 2005, and Jan. 1, 2006 (in gate cubic yards)

Specification pages for 55 landfills, 104 transfer stations and 44 compost sites

Waste generated and recycled, 2005 (in tons)

Waste handled by transfer stations, 2003-2005

(in tons)

Waste composted, 2003-2005 (in tons)

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 1

Introduction

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Burn Barrels Outreach Campaign Illinois EPA began a Burn Barrel Public Education Campaign in September 2004 with funding from US EPA. The goal of this 10-week initiative was to educate the public about the environmental hazards of burning household waste and help them find alternative disposal options. The campaign consisted of newspaper advertisements and radio spots targeted in various parts of Illinois.

Local governments, including Solid Waste & Recycling Coordinators and delegated agencies, became a great asset for us in promoting this public education campaign. Federal resources combined with State and local partnerships could influence some citizens to make better choices for waste disposal.

Two newspaper ads may include local contact information, and may be placed in local newspapers. Our web site, http://www.lllinoisburnbarrels.org could link to yours. Newly revised Illinois EPA brochures are also available to distribute.

State Environmental Program Fees altered as of July 1, 2003

In 2003, the Illinois General Assembly approved Governor Rod R. Blagojevich’s proposal for new and increased fees for several types of environmental programs operated by Illinois EPA to implement federal and state regulations. The fees impacted a wide range of facilities, including landfills.

Those fees are authorized under Senate Bill 1903 (Public Act 93-32, signed into law on June 20, 2003), and the fees became effective on July 1, 2003, at the beginning of the state fiscal year.

Municipal waste landfill operators currently pay two fees based upon the volume of waste received each year. Both of these fees (Solid Waste Surcharge and Subtitle D Fee) were increased beginning with the waste received on July 1, 2003 and there after.

The amount of the fee depends upon the total waste volume received in a calendar year. Operators receiving more than 150,000 cubic yards of waste annually have the option of measuring waste by volume (cubic yards) or weight (tons) to decide which unit to use in calculating the fee payment. Operators that receive less than 150,000 cubic yards in a year would fall into one of four other fee payment categories (see table below).

Permit-holders are aware that failure to pay fees when they are due could result in a referral to the Attorney General’s Office and potential penalties, pursuant to statute.

Additional information or assistance is available by contacting Kevin Mably, Accountant, Bureau of Land, Planning and Reporting Section, Financial Management Unit, at 217-785-8604.

Solid waste surcharges paid to units of local governments at this time remain the same as those described in the (Illinois) Environmental Protection Act, Section 22.15(j).

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State Solid Waste Surcharge Fees now pay a solid and also Landfills Receiving: waste fee of: Subtitle D Fees

Greater than 150,000 cu. yds./yr. $2.00/ton or $0.95/cy $0.22/ton or $0.101/cy

Between 100,000 and 150,000 cu. yds./yr. $52,630 $7,020

Between 50,000 and 100,000 cu. yds./yr. $23,790 $3,120

Between 10,000 and 50,000 cu. yds./yr. $7,260 $975

Less than 10,000 cu. yds./yr. $1,050 $210

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Cost to build landfills require investments Developing a landfill requires enormous investments in land and equipment totaling millions of dollars, plus engineering expenses, fees to state and local governments, taxes, typical operating costs and additional millions set aside for post-closure care. Consideration will need to be made of costs to design, build, permit, operate, and conduct post-closure care at a landfill.

Consideration of costs include those in the pre-development stage, for site development and site operation, closure and post-closure care and financial assurance.

Landfills are developed cell by cell Landfills are divided into sections called phases or cells, which are developed as needed, filled systematically so that specific loads of waste can be located weeks or months later, and covered with soil or other materials to prevent the spread of odors and problems with vermin.

Trucks arriving at a landfill are inspected for prohibited nonhazardous wastes and for hazardous wastes that Illinois bans from landfilling including: bulk liquids, landscape wastes, lead acid batteries, potentially infectious medical waste, used motor oil, white good components and whole used tires. Loads are weighed and details about them are recorded. They are then taken to the exposed portion of the active cell, which is known as the working face.

Trucks empty their loads at the working face, where specially designed bulldozers spread and compact the waste, crushing it to eliminate air pockets and squeezing it into the smallest space possible.

A ranking of these active facilities (Appendix C) finds the top five landfills received 43.9 percent of waste landfilled in Illinois. This unequal distribution of waste creates a difference between an average landfill, which would have accepted almost 1.0 million gate cubic yards (about 311 thousand gate tons) of waste, and a median landfill, which would have received about 395 thousand gate cubic yards (about 120 thousand gate tons).

Three landfill closings affect capacity Three landfills reached their capacity limit and closed their gates during 2003, 2004 and 2005. In Region 1: Freeport Municipal Landfill #4 ceased accepting waste in April, 2003. In Region 2: Kankakee Recycling and Disposal Facility ceased accepting waste on Nov. 18, 2005. In Region 6: South Chain of Rocks RDF ceased accepting waste on July 23, 2004, and declared certified closure on June 22, 2005.

Streator Area Landfill #3, Streator, had a horizontal expansion of 4.7 million cubic yards of airspace under review, but chose to temporarily close on April 9, 2005. On April 28, 2006, the landfill in Jerseyville went inactive, for business reasons.


New funding to crack down on illegal dumps Governor Rod Blagojevich recommended a Fiscal Year 2006 Budget for the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) that includes $5.5 million for Project IRID (Illinois Removes Illegal Dumps), a new initiative that will shut down open dumps, crack down on landfill violators and regulate construction debris disposal sites. The new initiative will be paid for by using a portion of existing fees paid by landfills.

The new IRID funding allots $1.5 million for additional IEPA landfill inspection and enforcement staff who will take on new responsibilities for regulating an estimated 500 abandoned quarries and sand pits in Illinois that are used for disposal of construction and demolition waste.

An additional $1 million would be used for increased grants to county governments that help inspect landfills and open dumping. The remaining $3 million would go toward cleaning up the estimated 600-900 open dumps across the state where responsible parties cannot be found, and to assist communities in removing construction and demolition debris from brownfields sites needed for redevelopment.

“In the past year we have also made it easier for citizens to use the Internet to access IEPA’s information on air and water quality, cleanups and enforcement,” Director Scott added. “They can also file environmental complaints and make suggestions for enforcement projects online and these efforts will also continue and expand,” Director Scott added.

Statistics for an Average Landfill in Illinois, 2005 Waste Disposed 1.0 million gate cu. yds. (about 311

thousand gate tons)

Capacity Available 19.2 million gate cu. yds. (5.8 million

gate tons)

Gate Cubic Yards and Tons Illinois landfills are required to report to the Illinois EPA the quantities of waste received during each calendar year. They must also calculate how much capacity remains available for future waste disposal as of Jan. 1st of the following year.

These figures are submitted to the Agency in “gate cubic yards,” or the volume of waste entering the landfill’s gate. Remaining capacities are expressed as certified gate cubic yards, meaning that calculations have been certified as true and accurate by a licensed professional engineer. These numbers are found on landfill specification pages in each of seven regional sections in this report.

The term “in-place cubic yards” is used to indicate wastes that have been compressed to a half or a third or a quarter of their original volume, depending on the degree of compaction achieved by the landfill.

Gate cubic yards can be difficult to visualize. To aid the reader, we have divided gate cubic yards by an industry standard of 3.3 to achieve approximate tons. In other words 3.3 gate cubic yards = one gate ton.

Six landfills permitted to expand in 2004; two landfills open in northern and southern Illinois Six landfills in the state were permitted by Illinois EPA to expand in 2004. Additionally, in June 2004, Indian Creek Landfill No. 2, Hopedale, was allowed to modify its permit and re-open, although it had been inactive since the early 1990’s.

Prairie View RDF newly opened in January 2004 in Wilmington. In March 2004, Perry Ridge Landfill newly opened in DuQuoin.

US EPA’s MSW Report, 2003 National solid waste data is available in the report Municipal Solid Waste in the United States: 2003 Facts & Figures that was published in April 2005. The report is found on-line at http://www.epa.gov/msw/msw99.htm by searching for report number EPA530-F-05-003. This report contains information about waste generation. It categorizes the municipal solid waste stream by waste type. The report’s executive summary is abstracted on page 8.


Acronyms Used in this Report AKA Also known as CS or CF Compost site or compost facility CY or Cu.Yd. Cubic Yard (may be gate or in-place) HDPE High density polyethylene LF Landfill LSW Landscape waste MRRF Material Recycling and Recovery Facility PPD/PCD Pounds per person per day/Pounds per capita

per day RDF Recycling and Disposal Facility TPD Tons per day TPY Tons per year TS Transfer station

New Facilities Permitted to Expand or be Upgraded in 2006

Region Landfill

Municipality

Opening Date

Details

Design Airspace (cu. yds.)1

One: Northwestern Illinois Lee County Landfill Dixon 6-8-06 Vertical (78 ft.) and horizontal (125 ac.) expansion

29,400,000

Three: Peoria/Quad Cities Atkinson Landfill Atkinson Under Construction

Lateral (78.2 ac.) and vertical expansions over 45.7 ac.

9,250,000

Four: East Central Illinois Streator Area #3 Streator Under Construction

horizontal expansion 4,700,000

Seven: Southern Illinois Saline County Landfill Harrisburg Under Construction

Unit 2, Lateral Expansion 28.9 ac.

3,113,575

Total 47,963,575 1 Includes space for waste, intermediate or daily cover and capacity (in-place cubic yards)

Four: East Central Illinois ADS/McLean Co. LF #2

Bloomington Under Review

horizontal expansion 1,500,000

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Waste was imported into Illinois from 10 other states Illinois regional waste disposal and landfill capacities are shown on a per capita basis in the table on the bottom of page six. Chicago Metropolitan Region has the lowest remaining capacity per capita. There is a moratorium against landfills within Chicago’s city limits. Land prices are high in Chicago. Waste generated by Chicago Metropolitan region’s population then becomes a state-wide problem for Illinois counties. Also affected is available capacity at landfills in at least two adjacent states, Indiana and Wisconsin.

Solid waste disposal data for 2005 is now available from the State of Indiana Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM), Indianapolis, reported in its 2005 Summary of Indiana Solid Waste Facility Data that 87 percent of waste imports to Indiana came from 27 Illinois counties. More than 2.7 million tons of Illinois waste were imported into Indiana in 2005. Of the amount of Illinois waste disposed of in Indiana in 2005, 96 percent came from the Chicago area. Illinois waste in 2005 was sent for disposal to one or more of 12 different landfills, seven transfer stations, one incinerator or two construction & demolition disposal sites in these 16 Indiana counties: Allen, Fulton, Hendricks, Knox, Lake, Marion, Newton, Pike, Porter, Putnam, Shelby, Vanderburgh, Vermilion, Vigo, Warren and White. Cook County, Illinois, in 2005 sent to Indiana's landfills and transfer stations 2,624,219 tons of waste. That amount is 80 percent of the waste imports to Indiana. Indiana's 2005 report is available on-line at www.in.gov/idem/land. Contact Ms. Michelle Weddle, Project Coordinator, IDEM at 317-233-4624 for more information. Any limits to out-of-state waste disposal in other states, or local capacity shortages, could put pressure on Chicago Metropolitan area waste management systems, and may cause a local shortage in landfill disposal capacity for Chicago Metropolitan area’s citizens, in the next decade.

State of Origin of Wastes Received at Illinois Landfills in 20051 Thirteen percent of all solid waste landfilled in Illinois in 2005, 7 million gate cubic yards (2.1 million tons), comes to Illinois as imports from out-of-state. Waste haulers are not required by state law to report how much Illinois waste they transported to landfills in other states or from which counties (in Illinois) waste is transported.

Most states exporting waste to Illinois are neighbors of Illinois and share its borders.

State of Origin Cu. Yds. Percent

Missouri 5,275,461 75.6% Iowa 1,313,769 18.8% Indiana 204,119 2.9% Wisconsin 155,284 2.2% Other States 2 16,419 0.2% Kentucky 14,113 0.2% Total 6,979,165 100% 1 25 landfills accepted some waste from other states in 2005. 2 Five other states include: Arkansas, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska and Tennessee


Illinois Landfills: Waste Accepted in 2005 Versus 2004 Landfills Accepting 2005 Waste Waste Waste Accepted, Gate Cu. Yds._ Yearly Change_____ Share of Region 2005 1 2005 2 20043 Cu. Yds. Percent State Total One: Northwestern Illinois 7 12,960,037 12,317,877 + 642,160 + 5.2 24.8 Two: Chicago Metropolitan 10 11,579,571 11,918,357 - 338,786 - 2.8 22.1 Three: Peoria/Quad Cities 9 4,364,835 4,521,285 - 156,450 - 3.5 8.3 Four: East Central Illinois 9 9,896,608 11,810,022 - 1,913,414 - 16.2 18.9 Five: West Central Illinois 5 2,177,606 1,925,322 + 252,284 + 13.1 4.2 Six: Metropolitan East St. Louis 5 9,026,017 9,201,085 - 175,068 - 1.9 17.3 Seven: Southern Illinois 6 2,290,601 2,060,922 + 229,679 + 11.1 4.4 Totals 51 52,295,275 53,754,870 - 1,459,595 - 2.7 100 1 Includes facilities that accepted municipal waste for less than one complete calendar year. 2 Includes 6,979,165 cubic yards of out-of-state waste (13% of state total) accepted by 25 Illinois landfills during 2005. 3 Includes 7,240,330 cubic yards of out-of-state waste (13% of state total) accepted by 27 Illinois landfills during 2004.

http://www.in.gov/idem/catalog/documents/land/far05.pdf

http://www.in.gov/idem/catalog/documents/land/far05.pdf

Capacity loss of less than one percent documented on Jan. 1, 2006

In a year that brought a less than one (0.6) percent decrease in landfill capacity, five of seven regions reported declines ranging from 0.6 percent to 17 percent.

The table below compares landfill remaining capacities in “snapshots” taken Jan. 1, 2005, and Jan. 1, 2006. The highest capacity decline of 17 percent was reported in the Chicago Metropolitan region.

Two new landfills (Prairie View Landfill, Wilmington, and Perry Ridge Landfill, DuQuoin), six expansions and one upgraded landfill (Indian Creek Landfill #2, Hopedale) throughout the State help buffer these landfill closures.


Two Landfills Opened in 2004 Prairie View Recycling and Disposal Facility, Wilmington, and Perry Ridge Landfill, DuQuoin, opened in January and March 2004.

Six additional landfills expanded in 2004, and one landfill in Hopedale was upgraded and re-opened.

Illinois Landfills: Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 Versus Jan. 1, 2005 Landfills Reporting Capacity Capacity Reported Capacity, Gate Cu. Yds.___ Yearly Change_____ Share of Region 1-1-06 1-1-06 1-1-05 Gate Cu. Yds. Percent State Total One: Northwestern Illinois 7 186,215,000 193,613,000 - 7,398,000 - 3.8 19.0 Two: Chicago Metropolitan 10 107,994,000 130,133,000 - 22,139,000 - 17.0 11.0 Three: Peoria/Quad Cities 9 202,066,000 203,304,000 - 1,238,000 - 0.6 20.6 Four: East Central Illinois 9 164,228,000 172,131,000 - 7,903,000 - 4.6 16.8 Five: West Central Illinois 5 51,087,000 50,645,000 + 442,000 + 0.9 5.2 Six: Metropolitan East St. Louis 5 150,965,000 117,050,000 + 33,915,000 + 29.0 15.4 Seven: Southern Illinois 6 117,847,000 119,597,000 - 1,750,000 - 1.5 12.0 Totals 51 980,402,000 986,473,000 - 6,071,000 - 0.6 100

Waste Disposed and Landfill Capacity Per Capita; Landfill Life Expectancy Estimated Waste Disposed, Cu. Yds. 1 Remaining Capacity, Cu. Yds Landfill Life Region Population 2005 Per Capita Jan. 1, 2006 Per Capita Years2

One: Northwestern Illinois 822,898 12,960,037 15.7 186,215,000 226.3 14

Two: Chicago Metropolitan 8,745,491 11,579,571 1.3 107,994,000 12.3 9

Three: Peoria/Quad Cities 760,131 4,364,835 5.7 202,066,000 265.8 46

Four: East Central Illinois 863,562 9,896,608 11.5 164,228,000 190.2 17

Five: West Central Illinois 563,134 2,177,606 3.9 51,087,000 90.7 23

Six: Metropolitan East St. Louis 712,077 9,026,017 12.7 150,965,000 212.0 17

Seven: Southern Illinois 434,736 2,290,601 5.3 117,847,000 271.1 51

Totals 12,902,029 52,295,275 4.1 980,402,000 76.0 19 1 Amounts reported in gate cu. yds. 2 Remaining capacity divided by waste disposed. Tells how long a region may be served by local landfills at current disposal rates,

barring capacity adjustments, until capacity is depleted.

Statewide Landfill Capacity is Adequate Despite Same Number of Facilities At the end of each year, Illinois landfill operators calculate how much waste they will be able to accept in the future. This volume is known as remaining or available capacity, and is expressed in gate cubic yards, meaning waste received at the landfill’s gate before it is compacted. One industry rule of thumb says 10 gate cubic yards of waste can be compressed into five compacted cubic yards. Obviously, the greater the compaction, the more waste can be buried.

In 2005, 51 landfills reported accepting 52.3 million gate cu. yds. of waste from Illinois counties and 10 other states besides Illinois. The 980.4 million cubic yards of available capacity allows for 19 years of landfill life statewide.

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Municipal Waste Management Plans and Plan Updates

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.

Every five, 10 and 15 years, each plan must identify changes in planning areas, evaluate progress in the plan implementation and, if necessary, revise plan recommendations and goals. A county also has the option of updating its solid waste generation data. The plan is then submitted to Illinois EPA for review and comment.

Questions concerning these plans should be directed to the appropriate local administrators listed in Appendix K of this report. Due dates for submitting plan updates to Illinois EPA are found in Appendix L.

Contact Ellen Robinson for more information about this requirement of state law at 217-785-8604.

Municipal waste management in Illinois: 2005 Landfilling continues to play the largest role in the handling of municipal waste in Illinois. It is estimated that 61.3 percent of the waste stream was landfilled in 2005. Waste data collected is from landfill operators (more than 15.8 million tons), and compost site operators (393,568 tons), and the amount reported as recycled by local recycling coordinators (about 9.6 million tons) were added together and percentages for each were calculated. Waste generation, as calculated by recycling coordinators, does not include the amounts of landscape waste land applied on-farm and any household management of municipal waste. No waste was burned in commercial municipal waste incinerators in Illinois during 2005. Municipal waste management then, computes to the following rates: landfilling: 61.3 percent; recycling: 37.1 percent and composting: 1.5 percent. These figures are outlined below in a pie chart.


Landfilling61.3%

Composting1.5%

Recycling37.1%

National Solid Waste Management Figures for 2003 Reported by US EPA 1 Number of municipal solid waste landfills in the US (2002) 1,767 Average number of landfills per state 35 Million Tons Percent PPD 2 Waste generated 236.2 100% 4.45

Waste recycled and composted 72.3 30.6% 1.36

Waste recycled 55.4 23.5% 1.04

Waste composted 16.9 7.1% 0.32

Waste landfilled and combusted 163.9 69.4% 3.09

Waste landfilled 130.8 55.4% N/A

Waste combusted 33.1 14.0% N/A 1 Source: Municipal Solid Waste in the United States: 2003 Facts & Figures, US EPA Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, April 2005 2 PPD = Pounds Per Person Per Day

Municipal Waste Management in Illinois: 2005

In Illinois, recycling information is county-based County solid waste coordinators are asked to voluntarily answer an Illinois EPA survey and to provide a checklist of items that can be recycled in their county.

Contact information for recycling coordinators from the counties is available on-line at http://www.illinoisrecycles.com. In Illinois, 102 counties and the City of Chicago are required under the Solid Waste Planning and Recycling Act to be responsible for solid waste management issues within their jurisdiction.

Recycling Related Links Links available for the following at http://www.illinoisrecycles.com

Illinois EPA’s Household Hazardous Waste Collection Information

Illinois EPA’s Partners for Waste Paint Solutions

Illinois EPA’s Waste Tire Collection Information

Industrial Material Exchange Service

Illinois Counties Solid Waste Management Association http://www.ilcswma.org

Illinois Department of Agriculture’s Agrichemical Container Recycling Information http://www.agr.state.il.us/

Environment/recycle.html Illinois Recycling Association http://www.illinoisrecycles.org

State Solid Waste and Recycling Grants The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO), Bureau of Energy and Recycling, issues a number of state grants to governments, not-for-profit organizations and businesses.

For information about state grant programs promoting recycling, view their program information at www.illinoisrecycles.com.

Division and Contact Person Phone Division of Recycling & Waste Reduction David Ross, Division Manager 217-782-7887

Illinois Recycling Grants Program David Ross, Acting Section Manager 217-782-7887

Recycling & Expansion Modernization Program Mike Motor, Section Manager 217-524-0933

I-STEP (Energy & Recycling Education) Program Peggy Chamness, Section Manager 217-785-2765 The web site www.illinoisrecycles.com also has information about companies within Illinois who recycle computers and other electronics and links to other recycling resources.


Municipal Waste Generated & Recycled Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled_ Region Population Tons PCD 1 Tons Percent One: Northwestern Illinois 822,898 895,781 6.0 224,315 25.0

Two: Chicago Metropolitan 8,745,491 20,890,853 13.1 8,527,772 40.8

Three: Peoria/Quad Cities 760,131 977,033 7.0 281,427 28.8

Four: East Central Illinois 863,562 1,055,654 6.7 214,921 20.4

Five: West Central Illinois 563,134 467,624 4.6 106,377 22.7

Six: Metropolitan East St. Louis 712,077 611,011 4.7 177,970 29.1

Seven: Southern Illinois 434,736 389,708 4.9 59,002 15.1 Total 12,902,029 25,287,664 10.7 9,591,784 37.9 1 PCD = Pounds per capita per day.

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On-Farm Composting Facilities In rural areas, farming provides an outlet to manage landscape waste through the (Illinois) Environmental Protection Act’s provisions for on-farm composting and its exemption from permitting, provided the site meets all Section 830.106 a) and b) requirements including:

• The site where composting is done must be located on property farmed by the person operating the composting facility. The farm acreage used for the composting process cannot be more than two percent of the property’s acreage.

• The compost site, and the land where the compost is to be used, shall be “principally and diligently devoted to the production of agricultural crops”.

• The land used and the farmer shall not be associated with a waste hauling company, or a generator of non-agricultural compost materials (a tree trimming business, nursery, cemetery or utility company). If the farmer is paid to haul the landscape waste to the site, he would not be qualified for the exemption.

• The compost needs to be used on the farm within 18 months after completion of composting.

• The compost site must meet required setbacks from wells (200 feet), nearest residence (one-fourth mile) and groundwater (five feet). The site cannot be within the 10-year flood plain, or have more than 10 occupied non-farm homes within one-half mile.

• The farmer needs to register the site with the Illinois EPA, and submit an annual report. Fourteen sites in Illinois have done so.

• The standards of 35 Ill. Adm. Code, Section 830.106 and minimum performance standards of 830.202 apply, that includes controlling odors, processing waste within five days, run-off and run-on control and windrow construction.

Composting increased by 1.5 percent Landscape wastes were banned from Illinois landfills beginning July 1, 1990.

In 2005, the State’s 40 compost facilities processed 393,568 tons of landscape waste, a 1.5 percent increase from 2004’s total of 387,645 tons handled at 40 sites.

Seventeen compost sites are located in the Chicago Metropolitan area. Six compost sites are located in the Metropolitan East St. Louis area.

Almost 30 percent of the landscape waste collected in 2005 was managed at the top two compost sites: Thelan Sand & Gravel Site #1, Antioch, and BFI Modern Landfill Compost Facility Site #2, Belleville, operated by St. Louis Composting.

Compost Facilities: Waste Handled in 2005 Active Region Facilities Tons One: Northwestern Illinois 5 37,179 Two: Chicago Metropolitan 17 198,408 Three: Peoria/Quad Cities 5 21,203 Four: East Central Illinois 4 30,251 Five: West Central Illinois 1 60 Six: Metropolitan East St. Louis 6 104,468 Seven: Southern Illinois 2 1,999 Total 40 393,568


Land application of landscape waste

An increasing amount of landscape waste may also be managed by land application in Illinois in accordance with Section 21(q)(2) of the (Illinois) Environmental Protection Act. Application must not exceed 20 tons per acre per year. There are 14 farms throughout Illinois that accept landscape waste for land application.

Six facilities in Illinois accept organic materials for composting:

Region Site Name City

1 Rare Earth Diversified Services Walnut

2 Thelen Sand & Gravel #3 Antioch

3 LHF Compost Inc. Peoria

4 Eldon Steidinger Farm Strawn

ISU Farm Compost Lexington 5 Excel Corporation Beardstown

Resource Conservation Challenge (RCC) has Multi-faceted Goals This federal initiative has three primary objectives:

1) to prevent pollution and promote recycling and reuse of materials;

2) to reduce the use of toxic chemicals; and 3) to conserve energy and materials.

The Scrap Tire Workgroup of the RCC works on issues related to scrap tire management, clean-up and market development. There are several committees that consist of representatives from various State environmental agencies, industry, U.S. EPA and those academics having expertise in scrap tire management, market development and application technologies. These committees discuss goals, tire-derived fuel, civil engineering, rubberized asphalt and ground rubber issues.

Action plans were developed to: • divert 85 percent of newly generated scrap

tires to reuse, recycling or energy recovery by 2008 (vs. 70% in 2003) and

• reduce by 55 percent the number of tires (270 million in 2003) in existing stockpiles by 2008.

Diversion of scrap tires to reuse, recycling or energy recovery

The best solution to divert scrap tires from tire piles and landfills consists of finding strong and diverse markets. About 290 million scrap tires are generated in the United States each year, so any major market disruption will cause a significant increase in tire piles. More diverse recycling and re-use markets are needed to adapt to market fluctuations.

Reduction of tire piles/stockpiles

Tire pile cleanup is principally achieved by supporting State tire pile clean-up programs already in place. In addition, the topics of ground rubber, civil engineering applications, rubberized asphalt and Tire Derived Fuel will be thoroughly explored.

Future Projects

Sixteen distinct projects are planned that will collectively achieve the overall goals for diversion of scrap tires to reuse, recycling or energy recovery and stockpile reduction. Some steps will need to be modified in order to react to developing situations before and after 2008.

For more information about used tire management, contact Todd Marvel, Bureau of Land, Used Tire Program, at 217-785-8604.

In 2005, 45 of the 102 active transfer stations (44 percent) voluntarily reported handling almost 5.4 million tons of municipal waste, or 10 percent of waste landfilled statewide.

We do know the number of transfer stations that were permitted and accepted waste for transfer, because they are inspected on a regular basis by our Field Operations staff and the delegated partners. Over the next decade, the number of transfer stations can be expected to increase, as will the amount of waste they will handle.

The list of transfer stations above includes those that accept waste for less than a complete year and those that only accept landscape waste for transfer.

Transfer Stations: Waste Handled in 2005 Region 1 Facilities Tons One: Northwestern Illinois 6 125,316 Two: Chicago Metropolitan 70 4,805,636 Three: Peoria/Quad Cities 4 43,180 Four: East Central Illinois 9 106,378 Five: West Central Illinois 4 153,450 Six: Metropolitan East St. Louis 5 28,596 Seven: Southern Illinois 4 126,222 Total 102 5,388,778 1 Each region contains active sites that did not voluntarily report amounts of

waste accepted.


Transfer station and recycling center regulations proposed

The Agency has proposed developing specific regulations for transfer stations. The Illinois Pollution Control Board web site http://www.ipcb.state.il.us has more details about the status of the rule-making process. For more information about this process, contact 217-524-3300; our Bureau of Land permit reviewer on call.

http://www.ipcb.state.il.us/

Permitting requirements of Illinois EPA New landfills or landfill expansions cannot be built unless the Bureau of Land issues a permit. A Bureau of Air permit for a landfill identified as a potential new source of air pollution must also be obtained.

An initial completeness review of a permit application normally takes 30 days. If omissions are found, the application is rejected as incomplete. The applicant then has 35 days to provide additional information to make an application complete. Once an application is found to be complete, technical reviews are conducted.

Approval or denial of permit applications During the review period, comments are solicited from Bureau of Land’s Regional Office, Groundwater Assistance Unit and the Solid Waste Unit. After review of the application, the addenda, and comments from public officials, the general public and the regional office, final action is ready to be taken.

If the reviewers have found the application to completely adhere to applicable environmental regulations, the permit is approved outright or with special conditions. If the application is deficient, the Permit Section denies the permit.

Rather than sending out a formal denial letter, the reviewer prepares a draft denial letter which explains the areas in the application that are deficient. The applicant has a choice of either providing some additional information in the form of an addenda to the original application or asking the reviewer for a formal denial that could be appealed to the Illinois Pollution Control Board. Additional information is usually provided. Approval or denial of a permit application takes 180 days, unless an extension is granted.

If the application is denied, an owner/operator could submit a new application, appeal the Agency’s denial of the permit through the Illinois Pollution Control Board or they could abandon the project. Most applicants choose to submit a new application, starting the 180-day process over again.

Permits for landfills contain detailed requirements for the design, construction, capacity and operation of the landfills. They also contain stringent requirements for monitoring the groundwater beneath and around the landfill to detect releases from the landfill that would adversely impact the quality of the groundwater. Finally, the permit contains detailed requirements to properly “close” the landfill once it has been filled to permitted capacity and to provide for proper care of the landfill after it has been closed.

Periodically, the owner/operator of a landfill must modify the facility’s permit. These modifications may address many things, including changes in construction and/or operational practices; construction of cells within the permitted landfill boundaries; and groundwater monitoring issues.


CCDD regulations adopted for operations in mines, quarries or other excavations

Public Act PA-272, effective July 19, 2005, required a permit to use Clean Construction or Demolition Debris (CCDD) as fill in a current mine, quarry or other excavation. It also required the Pollution Control Board to adopt regulations for these operations by September 1, 2006. This was completed on August 17, 2006 with the adoption of Part 1100 of the Illinois Administrative Code. These regulations were adopted after input from several stakeholders, including the Illinois Association of Aggregate Producers. Part 1100 replaces the interim operating standards contained in Section 22.51 (c) (2) of the Act. The use of an instrument to screen in-coming loads, and the record-keeping requirements were retained. The Part 1100 standards address the additional issues of surface water control, more formalized load checking, salvaging and boundary control. An annual report and an annual map showing the extent of filling are now needed. Subpart C and D of the 1100 regulations describe what will be needed in a permit application and the procedural requirements. The Bureau of Land’s Permit Section will contact registered operations regarding the submittal of permit applications.

The remainder of the Section 22.51 requirements do not change. Also, these standards only apply to those sites that are in a current or former mine, quarry or other excavation. The conditions contained in the Illinois Environmental Protection Act, Section 3.160, must be met at other sites utilizing clean construction or demolition debris.

The new regulations may be obtained from the Illinois Pollution Control Board’s Web page at www.ipcb.state.il.us.

www.ipcb.state.il.us

Financial Assurance Requirements Funding for landfill closure, post-closure maintenance and corrective action must be provided by the landfill owners and operators, ensuring costs are not borne by taxpayers. Many different mechanisms are available to help landfill owners prove now that they will be able to pay later.

Financial assurance mechanisms for landfill closure and long-term care fall into three broad categories: cash-in-hand, trust funds or escrow accounts; third-party insurance, including letters of credit and surety bonds; and various types of self-insurance. Self-insurance can include a financial test, a guarantee by a parent corporation or government entity, or deferred funding in the form of pledge of revenues. The state can further determine which mechanisms are allowable for publicly and privately owned landfills and how landfill owners and operators must provide accounting.

Closure and long-term cost estimates are revisited annually for active landfills. For those which closed under Part 807 regulations, review takes place every two years. Costs are updated based upon the remaining post-closure care period and adjusted for inflation. The funds available must be adequate to cover the projected costs.

For more information about Illinois regulations regarding financial assurance for landfills, contact Brian White, Bureau of Land, at 217-785-8604.

This report documents significant permit actions. However, only those permit actions which change the items mentioned in the “Facility Facts” section of the landfill specification pages are acknowledged. Footnotes on each facility specification page show permit actions made during 2002, 2003 and 2004. On page four of the Introduction there is a chart entitled “New Facilities Permitted to Expand or be Upgraded in 2004,” that presents more details on vertical or horizontal (lateral) expansions.

For more information about items discussed in this report, submit a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request on-line. Please be very specific in your request for information and include the site’s identification number, if possible. Go to http://www.epa.state.il.us to make a FOIA request.

Closure and post-closure care period Once a landfill has received its permitted volume of waste, it must be “closed” in accordance with an approved plan and with Illinois landfill regulations. Proper closure of a landfill includes establishing a proper grading plan to allow for precipitation to run off the landfill; constructing a final cover over the waste to minimize the amount of precipitation that can infiltrate the landfill; establishing a vegetative cover system over the final cover system to minimize erosion; and finalizing the gas and leachate management systems to ensure that gas and leachate generated in the landfill after the landfill is closed are properly managed.

After a landfill has been properly closed, it must then receive at least 30 years of post-closure care. Proper post-closure care includes maintaining the vegetative cover to ensure it does not erode; monitoring the groundwater to ensure there have been no releases due to the landfill; and removing the gas and leachate generated in the landfill to ensure that they do not have adverse impacts on the area surrounding the landfill.

Closure activities, depending on the site, may include: capping the landfill; installing monitoring devices if they are not already in place; providing topsoil, seeding, and mulching as necessary; and possibly converting the land for follow-up use. Routine post-closure care continues for 30 years after the landfill closure certification is approved and includes maintaining the surface cover; monitoring gas produced; flaring or collecting any gas; monitoring, pumping and transporting any leachate; and monitoring groundwater. Cost estimates for both closure and post-closure care must be based on an engineering estimate of the cost for a third party to perform the necessary work and maintenance. Financial assurance is also required for corrective action measures, such as remediation of groundwater contamination.


http://www.epa.state.il.us/foia/

Landfill liner study and engineering education for Illinois EPA staff

Illinois EPA's Bureau of Land, Permit Section, wrote some recommendations in January 2003 for the 92nd General Assembly in fulfillment of House Resolution 715.

“A Study of the Merits and Effectiveness of Alternate Liner Systems at Illinois Landfills” is outlined on our web site. Methodology and conclusions reached, as well as the entire report, can be accessed at www.epa.state.il.us/land/publications/#solid-waste-permits.

In addition, Illinois EPA has provided civil engineering training for its staff. Topics included landfill liquid management, landfill gas emissions, slope stability and slope failures, and geotechnical engineering analysis. These classes were taught by civil engineering professors from Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, and University of Illinois, Urbana.

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 19th Annual Report (2005) Section 4 of the Illinois Solid Waste Management Act requires the Agency to “publish a report regarding the projected disposal capacity available for solid waste in sanitary landfills. . . . Such reports shall present the data on an appropriate regional basis. . . [and] shall include an assessment of the life expectancy of each site.”

This legislative mandate explains why the main body of this report is organized by seven Illinois EPA administrative regions, and why landfill capacity and life expectancy are emphasized in nearby tables and charts, and in text, tables, map symbology and landfill specification pages in the regional sections.

Other states which write a report similar to this are Florida, Indiana, Washington and Virginia. For more information contact Peter Gorer, Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection at 850-487-9532; Michelle Weddle, Indiana Dept. of Environmental Management at 317-233-4624; Ellen Caywood, Washington Dept. of Ecology at 206-459-6259; and John Ely, Virginia Dept. of Environmental Quality at 804-698-4249.

Conclusion Our state-wide analysis of solid waste management is now concluded.

For more details about solid waste management throughout the seven Illinois EPA administrative regions of Illinois, see the body of the document on pages R1.1 through R7.17.

The Appendices also contain supporting documentation that will prove to be very useful to those interested in these facilities.


How to Check Status of Bureau of Land Permit Applications on the Internet Once the Agency receives a permit application, the Bureau of Land, Permit Section (Section), proceeds with a technical review. One of the databases available to everyone on the Internet is the Solid Waste Unit’s web database search. With this database, one can determine the status of permit applications that have been submitted, and who the permit reviewer is.

A Solid Waste Unit web database search located at http://epadata.epa.state.il.us/land/solidwaste is designed to inform the public about applications submitted, or permits obtained from the Bureau of Land (BOL). The Section issues permits for the management of non-hazardous waste at landfills, transfer stations, compost, and waste storage, treatment, processing, and recovery facilities. On the search results page, the log number is linked to a brief description of the application. The main identifiers for applications are:

1. the official BOL name of the site

2. the closest city to the site

3. the county where the facility is located

4. the application’s log number and

5. the site number: a 10-digit number that is unique to each specific facility.

Choose search method from “Active” or “Inactive” applications:

"Active" means an application is pending for the site. "Inactive" means that there are no applications currently pending, but there may be applications for which the Section has taken final action (issued, denied or withdrawn).

Further searches may be made by City, County, Log number or Site number.

For more help in using this database search, contact the BOL Permit Reviewer on call at 217-524-3300.

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Local Agencies Delegated to Inspect Pollution Control Facilities for the Illinois EPA

Eighteen counties, Chicago, and Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Agency inspect pollution control facilities for the Illinois EPA.


Landfills Receiving Waste from Other States in 2005


Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Administrative Regions


Regional offices are located in Rockford, Des Plaines, Peoria, Champaign, Springfield, Collinsville and Marion

Landfills Transfer Stations

Compost Facilities

Region One: Northwestern Illinois

“Pitch in! Put Waste in its Place” By Lauren Lee, student, Grower Middle School, Willowbrook (DuPage County). Winner of Illinois EPA’s School Poetry, Prose and Poster Contest for 5th and 6th graders.

T WO LANDFILLS IN REGION ONE SHOW UP IN THE TOP THREE rankings of all the State’s landfills in terms of waste receipts for 2005. Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill, Davis Junction, ranks

second in the state by accepting almost 5.1 million gate cubic yards; Lee County Landfill, Dixon, is third with 4.0 million gate cubic yards received. Because Cook County (County Seat: Chicago) has only two landfills left: CID RDF #3 and #4 and Congress Development Company, transfer stations in Chicago Metropolitan area have been consolidating wastes into semi trucks and transporting it to landfills in Northwestern and Central Illinois. Region One’s seven active facilities received 13 million gate cubic yards of waste in 2005 — or 642,160 gate cubic yards more than in 2004, a 5.2 percent increase.

Two landfills expand available capacity in 2004

Capacity available for waste disposal decreased 3.8 percent from 2004 to 2005, by a total of 7.4 million gate cubic yards based upon increased waste disposal in the region. Onyx Orchard Hills, Davis Junction, received approval for vertical and horizontal expansions on July 26, 2004. Winnebago Reclamation Service, Rockford, added capacity on April 27, 2004 when its permit application for vertical and horizontal expansions was approved.

Region One Data Analysis 2005 vs. 2004

number of landfills same

waste received + 642,160 gate cu. yds.

+ 5.2%

total capacity - 7.4 million gate cu. yds.

- 3.8%

Landfills and Transfer Stations: Active, Closed, Under Development in 2005 Waste Management/Rockford Transfer Station

Winnebago Landfill ↓

Savanna Solid Waste Transfer Station (amount accepted unknown)

MDI Environmental Systems Transfer Station #1

Capacity Increase ↑

Capacity Decrease ↓

Freeport Municipal Landfill #4 (ceased accepting waste 4-5-03) (closed)

Prairie Hill RDF ↓

Lee County Landfill Inc. ↓

DeKalb County Landfill ↓

Rochelle Municipal Landfill No. 2 ↓

Princeton Solid Waste Transfer Station (amount accepted unknown)

LandComp Landfill ↑

Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill ↓ Montgomery Trucking

Transfer Station (amount accepted unknown)

JO DAVIESS STEPHENSON

WHITESIDE

OGLE

DEKALB

PUTNAM

BUREAU LASALLE

WINNEBAGO

CARROLL

LEE

BOONE

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 R1.1

Lee County Landfill LSW Transfer Facility

R1.2 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

Capacity declined 3.8 percent as of Jan. 1, 2006

This region is second in the state, behind Peoria/Quad Cities, in remaining capacity, with a 19 percent capacity share. Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill reported almost 100.6 million gate cubic yards of space available as of Jan. 1, 2006, making it third in the state in capacity ranking on that date. Prairie Hill RDF, Morrison, with almost 44 million gate cubic yards ranks seventh in capacity remaining.

Total capacity for the Region’s seven landfills, reporting on Jan. 1, 2006, was over 186.2 million gate cubic yards which means 14 years of remaining capacity for the region.

Expansions help boost the State’s capacity

On July 26, 2004, Onyx Orchard Hills obtained approval for an additional 19.6 million cubic yards airspace with its 40.5 foot vertical expansion and its 76 acre horizontal expansion.

Winnebago Reclamation Services, Rockford, received a permit to expand vertically and horizontally on April 27, 2004. This expansion will add 1.8 million cubic yards of airspace for waste disposal at this landfill. Operation of south unit expansion Phase 1 was approved on Dec. 21, 2005.

Lee County Landfill, Dixon, also opened Cells 13 and 14 in September and October 2004. Vertical and horizontal expansions at this landfill were approved on June 18, 2006, but is not included in the latest capacity figure available.

Region One Solid Waste Statistics

Counties 12 Area (square miles) 7,371 Population (est.) 822,898

Landfill life expectancy Years remaining 14 *

Landfills Active in 2005 7

Transfer Stations Active in 2005 6

Compost facilities Active in 2005 5 *Total remaining capacity (from table below) divided by total waste accepted. Tells how long the region may be served by local landfills at current disposal rates, barring capacity adjustments, until capacity is depleted.

Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006

Municipality

County

Wastes Cu. Yds. Rank 1

Capacity Cu. Yds. Rank 2

Disp. Area Acres

Close Year

DeKalb County Landfill DeKalb DeKalb 320,943 30 3,067,000 35 88 2015 LandComp Landfill Ottawa LaSalle 728,813 21 20,231,000 13 101.5 2033 Lee County Landfill Inc. 3 * Dixon Lee 4,044,660 3 10,688,000 21 266.9 2014 Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill 4 * Davis Junction Ogle 5,097,255 2 100,629,000 3 251.1 2025 Prairie Hill RDF* Morrison Whiteside 1,085,842 15 43,804,000 7 226.6 2036 Rochelle Municipal Landfill No. 2 Rochelle Ogle 324,000 29 884,000 41 61 2009 Winnebago Landfill 5 Rockford Winnebago 1,358,524 13 6,912,000 27 70.2 2011 Totals 12,960,037 186,215,000

* Three landfills accepted out-of-state waste from Iowa and Wisconsin during 2005 totaling 94,854 gate cu. yds. or < 1% of the region’s total.

1 Standing among 51 landfills that accepted waste during 2005. 2 Standing among 51 landfills that reported capacity as of Jan. 1, 2006. 3 Vertical and horizontal expansions approved on 6-18-06, not included in this capacity figure. 4 Expansions of 40.5 foot vertical and 76 ac. horizontal approved on 7-26-04. 5 Additional capacity of 1.8 million in-place cu. yds. permitted on 4-27-04. Operation of south unit expansion Phase 1 approved on

12-21-05.

Expansions Approved Later 1 Airspace Lee County Landfill Inc. 29.4 million 1 Approved on June 18, 2006, so it was not included in the Jan. 1, 2006 capacity figure

Questions and Complaints Illinois EPA Region One field office personnel investigate reports of suspected illegal waste disposal, and inspect the region’s landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities, except in LaSalle and Ogle counties, where some responsibility has been delegated to local authorities.

Questions or complaints concerning pollution control facilities, open dumping or other incidents should be directed to the office having jurisdiction over the site:

Illinois EPA, Bureau of Land 4302 N. Main St. Rockford, IL 61103 Phone: 815-987-7760 Fax: 815-987-7005 LaSalle County Department of Environmental Services and Development LaSalle County Courthouse 119 W. Madison, Room 400 Ottawa, IL 61350-5015 Phone: 815-434-8666 Fax: 815-433-9303 Ogle County Solid Waste Management Department 909 W. Pines Road Oregon, IL 61061-9067 Phone: 815-732-4020 Fax: 815-732-3709

Another expansion approved later than Jan. 1, 2006 in Lee County

Seven landfills in the Northwestern Illinois region remained open into 2005. Lee County Landfill, Dixon, received approval to expand its capacity by 29.4 million cubic yards in June 2006.

Delegated inspections in LaSalle and Ogle counties The Illinois EPA delegated inspection authority to the LaSalle County Department of Environmental Services and Development and to the Ogle County Solid Waste Management Department. Delegation agreements authorize these agencies to conduct many of the duties that would otherwise have to be performed by the Illinois EPA field office in Rockford: investigating and enforcing suspected violations of land pollution laws and reports of open dumping, also inspecting landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities permitted through the Agency’s Bureau of Land. (Inspections also include nonhazardous industrial waste landfills, or monofills, and landfills that closed prior to 2003; these facilities are not included in this report.)

Waste Mgt./Rockford dominated regional transfer station activity An Agency survey determined Region One’s transfer stations handled 125,316 gate tons of municipal waste in 2005, an amount equivalent to almost one percent of the waste landfilled in the region. Of those three voluntarily reporting, Waste Management/ Rockford processed 60 percent of the regional total, and MDI Environmental Systems Transfer Station #1 accepted an additional 38 percent. Three others did not voluntarily report.

There were two inactive transfer stations in 2005. In the City of Mendota, Illinois, Waste Management temporarily closed its transfer station during the year. Rockford Landscape Waste Transfer Station was inactive during 2005.

The City of Freeport proposes to open a transfer station to replace its landfill that closed. More information about it will appear in the 2006 (20th) annual report. The City of Freeport received a permit to develop the site on December 8, 2004, but the site has not yet been permitted to operate.

Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 Municipality County Tons Waste Mgt./Rockford Roscoe Winnebago 75,400 MDI Env. Systems TS #1 Lanark Carroll 48,087 Lee Co. LF LSW TF Dixon Lee 1,829 Montgomery Trucking 1 Elizabeth JoDaviess 0

Princeton Solid Waste 1 Princeton Bureau 0

Savanna Solid Waste 1 Savanna Carroll 0 Total 125,316 1 Accepted an unknown amount of waste in 2005


Rockford Composting/Cherry Valley leads in composting Region One’s five active compost facilities reported processing more than 37,179 gate tons of landscape waste in 2005. The two sites: Rockford Composting, Cherry Valley, (ranked sixth in the state) processed 62 percent of the region’s total. Freeport Municipal Landfill #4 Compost Facility was certified closed on Jan. 9, 2004.

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 recommendations to achieve solid waste management goals, which typically include waste reduction, recycling, incineration and landfilling as program options.

The law requires each plan to include a program designed to recycle 15 percent of municipal waste by the end of the third year of the program and 25 percent of municipal waste by the end of the fifth year (1996), depending upon the availability of markets.

Every five years, each plan must identify changes in planning areas, evaluate progress in plan implementation and, if necessary, revise plan recommendations and goals. The county also has the option of updating its solid waste generation rate. The plan is then submitted to the Illinois EPA for review and comment.

Five year plan updates have been adopted by all counties in Region One.

Ten year plan updates have also been adopted by DeKalb, LaSalle, Lee, Ogle, Putnam, Stephenson, Whiteside and Winnebago counties.

Questions concerning these plans and their availability should be directed to the appropriate local administrators listed in Appendix K of this report.

Average regional recycling rate remains healthy The Agency does not regulate recycling, nor is the Agency required to obtain statistics. Nevertheless, as a public service, the Agency sought this information from county recycling coordinators, who reported recycling rates ranging from 3.0 to 54.6 percent.

Region One’s overall recycling rate of 25 percent is a multi-year average. Seven counties did not report new data in 2005. Rankings were not made, as recycling goals are subject to markets for the recyclable materials.


Details concerning Region One landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities follow on pages R1.5 through R1.23.

Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005 Municipality County Tons Rockford Composting Cherry Valley Winnebago 23,104 DeKalb County Landfill 1 DeKalb DeKalb 9,961 Rockford Composting Rockford Winnebago 1,688 States Land Improve. Ottawa LaSalle 1,530 Peru Municipal Landfill #2 Peru LaSalle 896 Total 37,179 1 Permit renewed on 3-22-06

Municipal Waste Recycled Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled County Population Tons PCD Tons Percent Boone 48,229 36,967 4.2 8,946 24.2 Bureau 35,503 22,030 3.4 2,678 12.2 Carroll 1 16,941 10,231 3.3 2,194 21.4 DeKalb 93,089 127,379 7.5 69,599 54.6 JoDaviess 1 21,678 12,697 3.2 1,425 11.2 LaSalle 110,000 175,880 8.8 49,205 28.0 Lee 36,063 32,906 5.0 8,374 25.4 Ogle 54,290 41,613 4.2 14,162 34.0 Putnam 1 6,086 4,332 3.9 639 14.8 Stephenson 1 48,979 49,163 5.5 2,190 4.5 Whiteside 60,186 42,763 3.9 1,303 3.0 Winnebago 291,854 339,820 6.4 63,600 18.7 Totals 822,898 895,781 6.0 224,315 25.0%2 1 Has residential recycling ordinance. 2 Regional average


DeKalb County Landfill County DeKalb

Municipality DeKalb Location 18370 Somonauk Road

Location 815-758-6906 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat.: 6:30 a.m. - noon

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special* Tipping fee $44.75 per ton

Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

*Generated within county; does not accept out-of-county waste.

Facility Facts Identification number 0378020001

Design capacity, cu.yds. 5,660,000 Total permitted landfill area, acres 245

Permitted disposal area, acres 88 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 945

Leachate monitoring stations 5 Groundwater monitoring wells 27

Methane collection system Yes Years remaining, estimated by landfill 10 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1958 - 2015

Permit Mod. #50 dated 2-8-06 opened a 3.2 acre area named Phase 2B

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 TOTAL WASTE ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTE ACCEPTED

gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 274,838 83,284 320 0 0 0 2004 320,041 96,982 373 0 0 0 2005 320,943 97,255 374 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only

Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 2005 and Jan. 1, 2006 2005 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 3,322,000 (1,007,000)

2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 3,067,000 ( 929,000)

Audits and Inspections Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 2005 $167,798

Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Rockford Regional Office

Contacts Owner Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 18370 Somonauk Road DeKalb, IL 60115-8738 Contact: Mike Wiersema

815-758-6906

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 18370 Somonauk Road DeKalb, IL 60115-8738 Contact: Mike Wiersema

815-758-6906

**A subsidiary of Waste Management of IL & Waste Management Inc. Midwest, 1001 Fannin, Suite 4000, Houston, TX 77002, 713-512-6200. Regional Office: Waste Management of Illinois Inc., 1411 Opus Place, Suite 400, Downers Grove, IL 60515, 630-724-8400.


Freeport Municipal Landfill #4 (Closed) County Stephenson

Municipality Freeport Location 2133 S. Walnut Road

Location N/A Hours of operation N/A

Waste accepted N/A* Tipping fee N/A

Owner City of Freeport Operator City of Freeport

*Ceased accepting waste 4-5-03.





Methane collection system None Years remaining, estimated by landfill 0 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1987 - 4-5-03

1995-281-LFM #9 approved 6-28-02 allowed 25,000 additional cu. yds. of trash to be landfilled. Extension to complete closure activities approved 4-3-06, Mod. #15.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 17,048 5,166 20 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: N/A 2005 State of Origin: N/A

Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 2005 and Jan. 1, 2006 2005 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 0 ( 0)

2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 0 ( 0)

Audits and Inspections Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 2005 N/A


Contacts Owner Operator City of Freeport 230 W. Stephenson St. Freeport, IL 61032 Contact: Shelly R. Griswold

815-235-8221

City of Freeport 230 W. Stephenson St. Freeport, IL 61032 Contact: Shelly R. Griswold

815-235-8221


LandComp Landfill County LaSalle

Municipality Ottawa Location 2840 E. 13th Road

Location 815-434-1808 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special Tipping fee $33 per ton

Owner LandComp Corp.** Operator LandComp Corp.



Permitted disposal area, acres 101.5 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 680


Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (designed and operating) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 28 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 11-6-98 - 2033




2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 20,231,000 (6,131,000)


Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Rockford Regional Office & LaSalle Co. Dept. of Environmental Services & Development

Contacts Owner Operator LandComp Corp.** 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: M. Khalid Umer

708-385-8252

LandComp Corp. P.O. Box 520 Ottawa, IL 61350 Contact: Mark Dykema

815-434-1808

**A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc., 6969 E. Mayo Boulevard, Scottsdale, AZ 85260, 480-627-2700.


Lee County Landfill Inc. County Lee

Municipality Dixon Location 1214 S. Bataan Road

Location 815-288-4607 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.


Owner Lee County Landfill Inc.** Operator Lee County Landfill Inc.**


Design capacity, cu.yds. 47,900,000 Total permitted landfill area, acres 434.9



Methane collection system Active System Years remaining, estimated by landfill 19 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 11-11-98 - 2014*

*Cell #11 & #12 opened on 10-29-03 and 11-21-03. Mod. #42 & #50 approves operation of part of the leachate recirculation system. Mod. #43 & #46 approves operation of a 7.584 acre Cell 13 on 9-21-04 and 6.748 acre Cell 14 on 10-28-04. Mod. #53 approves opening of 7.569 acre Cell 15 on 9-21-05. Mod. #57 approved a vertical expansion of 78 feet and horizontal expansion 29.4 million cu. yds (125 ac.) on 6-8-06, adding 16 to 19 years of landfill life.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 4,337,507 1,314,396 5,055 60,908 18,457 1 2004 4,025,263 1,219,777 4,691 15,813 4,792 < 1 2005 4,044,660 1,225,655 4,714 142 43 < 1 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa



Audits and Inspections Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 2005 $2,115,293


Contacts Owner Operator Lee County Landfill Inc.** 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: M. Khalid Umer

708-385-8252

Lee County Landfill Inc.** 1214 S. Bataan Road Dixon, IL 61021 Contact: David Geier

815-288-4607



Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill County Ogle

Municipality Davis Junction Location 8290 Highway 251

Location 815-874-9000 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 4:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Sat.: 4:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special Tipping fee $47.50 per ton

Owner Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Inc.** Operator Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Inc.**



Permitted disposal area, acres 251.1* Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 922


Methane collection system Active Years remaining, estimated by landfill 20 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1-13-98 - 2025

*Mod. #26 approved on 7-26-04 an additional 19,628,655 cu. yds. air space (vertical of 40.5 ft. and horizontal expansion of 76 acres). Phase IV, Module 1 (18 acres) opened 1-31-03. On 9-21-04 & 4-8-05 parts of the leachate recirculation system were approved. Phase V, Module 1 (13 acres) opened 4-8-05. Mod. #32 approves construction for gas collection and leachate recirculation system on 7-12-05. Mod. #36 approved Phase V, Module 2 (9.3 acres) on 12-16-05.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 4,928,362 1,493,443 5,744 3,294 998 < 1 2004 4,721,672 1,430,810 5,503 277 84 < 1 2005 5,097,255 1,544,623 5,941 55 17 < 1 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Wisconsin (Tons per day and year reported differently by operator) 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Wisconsin 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Wisconsin




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Rockford Regional Office & Ogle County Solid Waste Management Department

Contacts Owner Operator Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Inc.** 8290 Highway 251 South Davis Junction, IL 61020 Contact: Chris Peters

815-874-9000

Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Inc.** 8290 Highway 251 South Davis Junction, IL 61020 Contact: Chris Peters

815-874-9000

**An affiliate of Onyx Waste Services, 125 S. 84th St., Suite 200, Milwaukee, WI 53214, 414-479-7800 and a subsidiary of Onyx North America, 1605 Main St., Ste. 904, Sarasota, FL 34236, 941-953-9111 and Veolia Environnement, France.


Prairie Hill Recycling and Disposal Facility County Whiteside

Municipality Morrison Location 18762 Lincoln Road

Location 815-772-7308 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - noon

Waste accepted Municipal, declassified special streams Tipping fee $19 per ton

Owner Whiteside County Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**





Methane collection system None Years remaining, estimated by landfill 30* Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 8-26-96 - 2036

*On 1-13-05 Mod. #34 approved leachate recirculation procedures. Mod. #38 approved Phase 5, Cell 1 South (8.5 ac.) on 12-28-05


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 900,600 272,909 1,050 54,380 16,479 6 2004 1,100,359 333,442 1,282 72,854 22,077 7 2005 1,085,842 329,043 1,266 94,657 28,684 9 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa





Contacts Owner Operator Whiteside County Whiteside County Courthouse, 200 E. Knox St. Morrison, IL 61270 Contact: Peter Petrowsky

815-772-7651

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 18762 Lincoln Road Morrison, IL 61270 Contact: Ian Johnson

630-232-7664



Rochelle Municipal Landfill No. 2 County Ogle

Municipality Rochelle Location 6513 Mulford Road



Owner City of Rochelle Operator Rochelle Waste Disposal LLC





Methane collection system Flares Years remaining, estimated by landfill 3 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 6-30-72 - 2009

Permit renewed 2-28-03.



Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 2005 and Jan. 1, 2006 2005 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 1,013,000 ( 307,000)

2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 884,000 ( 268,000)


Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Rockford Regional Office & Ogle County Solid Waste Management Department

Contacts Owner Operator City of Rochelle 420 N. 6th St. (6th St. & 5th Ave.) Rochelle, IL 61068 Contact: Dennis Sims

815-561-2000

Rochelle Waste Disposal LLC 1161 Hwy. 251 South, P.O. Box 268 Rochelle, IL 61068 Contact: Clyde Gelderloos

815-562-4134


Winnebago Landfill County Winnebago

Municipality Rockford Location 8403 Lindenwood Road

Location 815-874-4806 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 5 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Sat.: 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.


Owner Winnebago Reclamation Service Inc. Operator Winnebago Reclamation Service Inc.


Design capacity, cu.yds. 21,012,300* Total permitted landfill area, acres 235

Permitted disposal area, acres 42.7 (northern); 27.5 (southern) = 70.2 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 865 (northern); 846 (southern)


Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (operating) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 5.1 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 4-30-72 - 2011

*Additional capacity of 1,798,840 in-place cu. yds. permitted on 4-27-04, adding five more years of site life (2012). Name changed on 9-28-05 from Winnebago Reclamation Service. Mod. #30 approved operation of its south unit expansion Phase 1 (7.2 acres) on 12-21-05.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 1,106,058 335,169 1,289 0 0 0 2004 1,022,198 309,757 1,191 0 0 0 2005 1,358,524 411,674 1,583 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only





Contacts Owner Operator Winnebago Reclamation Service Inc. 4920 Forest Hills Road Loves Park, IL 61111 Contact: Tom Hilbert

815-381-5646

Winnebago Reclamation Service Inc. 4920 Forest Hills Road Loves Park, IL 61111 Contact: Tom Hilbert

815-381-5646


Lee Co. Landfill LSW Transfer Facility (Active) County Lee

Municipality Dixon Location 1214 S. Bataan Road

Location 815-288-4607 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 24 hours per day

Waste accepted Landscape waste only Tipping fee $40/ton

Owner Lee County Landfill Inc.** Operator Lee County Landfill Inc.**

Facility Facts

Identification number 1030205110 Opened, year 2002

Facility acreage N/A

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 1,073 4 2004 1,753 6 2005 1,829 7

Inspections


Contacts Owner Operator

Lee County Landfill Inc.** Allied Waste Industries Inc. 13832 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445

708-824-3060

Lee County Landfill Inc.** David Geier 1214 S. Bataan Road Dixon, IL 61021

815-288-4607



MDI Environmental Systems Transfer Station #1 (Active) County Carroll

Municipality Lanark Location 30687 Rte. 52 & 64


Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables Tipping fee $55/ton

Owner Moring Disposal Inc. Operator MDI Environmental Systems

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 5


Inspections



Moring Disposal Inc. Larry Moring 306 E. Main, P.O. Box 158 Forreston, IL 61030

815-938-3602

MDI Environmental Systems Dennis R. Pate 306 E. Main, P.O. Box 158 Forreston, IL 61030

815-493-6331


Montgomery Trucking (Active) County JoDaviess

Municipality Elizabeth Location Route 20 West

Location 815-777-0672 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.; Sat.: 8 a.m.-11 a.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables Tipping fee N/A

Owner Montgomery Trucking Operator Montgomery Trucking

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1.32

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections



Montgomery Trucking Gordy Montgomery 929 Fulton St., P.O. Box 6081 Galena, IL 61036

815-777-0672

Montgomery Trucking Gordy Montgomery 929 Fulton St., P.O. Box 6081 Galena, IL 61036

815-777-0672


Princeton Solid Waste Transfer Station (Active) County Bureau

Municipality Princeton Location 101 Peggy Lane



Owner City of Princeton Operator Dean's Transfer Services Inc.**

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 5

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 19,781 72 2004 30,879 113 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections



City of Princeton Steve Wright 2 S. Main St. Princeton, IL 61356

815-875-2631

Dean's Transfer Services Inc. Steve Schmitt 1922 Park Ave. West Princeton, IL 61356

815-875-2293

**New operator for 2004.


Savanna Solid Waste Transfer Station (Active) County Carroll

Municipality Savanna Location Chamber of Commerce Industrial Park, Portland Avenue

Location 815-273-2251 Hours of operation Tue.-Wed.: 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Sat.: 8 a.m. - noon

Waste accepted Municipal, landscape waste, recyclables Tipping fee N/A

Owner City of Savanna Operator City of Savanna

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1


Inspections



City of Savanna Timothy Schoenig 101 Main St. Savanna, IL 61074

815-273-2251

City of Savanna Timothy Schoenig 101 Main St. Savanna, IL 61074

815-273-2251


Waste Management/Rockford Transfer Station (Active) County Winnebago

Municipality Roscoe Location 13125 N. Second St.


Waste accepted Municipal, landscape waste Tipping fee N/A

Owner Waste Management of Wisconsin Inc.** Operator Waste Management of Rockford**

Facility Facts




Inspections



Waste Management of Wisconsin Inc.** Richard L. Ancelet West 124 North, 8925 Boundary Road Menomonee Falls, WI 53051

262-251-4000

Waste Management of Rockford** Gregory Kaminski 13125 N. 2nd St., P.O. Box 359 Roscoe, IL 61073

815-389-6180

**A subsidiary of Waste Management Inc. Midwest, 1001 Fannin, Suite 4000, Houston, TX 77002, 713-512-6200.


DeKalb County Landfill Compost Facility (Active) County DeKalb

Municipality DeKalb Location 18370 Somonauk Road

Location 815-758-6906 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 3:30 pm.

Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush, vegetable waste* Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** *Maximum amounts accepted 80,000 cu. yds. per year.


Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 2-8-90 - Permit Expires 1-15-11*

Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Rockford Regional Office *Permit renewed 3-22-06

Landscape Waste Received (cu. yds): 2003, 2004 & 2005 Grass

cu. yds. Leaves cu. yds.

Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0 *Records did not itemize landscape waste components.

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 18,410 2004 tons per year 10,598 2005 tons per year 9,961

2005 Amounts Used/Sold (cubic yards) Composted Chipped/Shredded

Land Reclamation 0 0 Daily Landfill Cover 0 0 Final Landfill Cover 0 0

Landscaping 0 0 Land Application at Agronomic Rates 0 0

Other 11,732 0 TOTAL 11,732 0

Other means used by off-site customers


Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Mike Wiersema 18370 Somonauk Road DeKalb, IL 60115-8738

815-758-6906

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Mike Wiersema 18370 Somonauk Road DeKalb, IL 60115-8738

815-758-6906

**A subsidiary of Waste Management Inc. Midwest, 1001 Fannin, Suite 4000, Houston, TX 77002, 713-512-6200. Regional Office: Waste Management of Illinois Inc., 1411 Opus Place, Suite 400, Downers Grove, IL 60515, 630-724-8400.


Peru Municipal Landfill #2 Compost Facility (Active) County LaSalle

Municipality Peru Location Route 251 & Ben Samek Road

Location N/A Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush Owner City of Peru

Operator City of Peru



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Rockford Regional Office & LaSalle County Department of Environmental Services & Development

*Permit renewed for additional five years on 5-12-03.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 2,015 1,880 388 2004 1,549 1,952 416 2005 1,092 1,654 512 *512 cubic yards of wood chips converted at 500 lbs. per cu. yd.

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 1,279 2004 tons per year 1,114 2005 tons per year 896




Other 0 0 TOTAL 700 175


City of Peru Stephen L. Kowalczyk 1727 4th Street Peru, IL 61354

815-223-2962

City of Peru Stephen L. Kowalczyk 1727 4th Street Peru, IL 61354

815-223-2962


Rockford Composting Facility/Cherry Valley (Active) County Winnebago

Municipality Cherry Valley Location 6200 Baxter Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush Owner City of Rockford

Operator Rock River Disposal Services Inc.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Rockford Regional Office *Permit renewed on 7-27-04 for another five years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 33,540 34,470 15,467 2004 39,442 37,235 14,340 2005 31,868 36,580 20,273





Other 0 0 TOTAL 0 0

Amount used/sold for landscaping purposes was given in tons, not cu. yds. (2,140 tons)


City of Rockford John Gessner 425 E. State St. Rockford, IL 61104-1014

815-967-5637

Rock River Disposal Services Inc. Tom Hilbert 5450 Wansford Way, Ste. 201B Rockford, IL 61109

815-381-5646


Rockford Composting/Rockford (Active) County Winnebago

Municipality Rockford Location 1800 S. Meridian Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush Owner Woodcycle Inc. IL dba Rockford Composting Inc.

Operator Rockford Composting Inc. *New owner and operator in 2003; new name in 2003.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Rockford Regional Office *Permit renewed on Jan. 23, 2003 for five more years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 2,683 4,975 4,402 2004 2,435 4,514 3,995 2005 1,404 2,603 2,303




Landscaping 6,310 0 Land Application at Agronomic Rates 0 0

Other 0 0 TOTAL 6,310 0


Woodcycle Inc. IL dba Rockford Composting Inc. Robert Markam 111 E. 3rd St., Ste. 515, Union Arcade Bldg. Davenport, IA 52801

563-322-1783

Rockford Composting Inc. Hank Neblock 1800 S. Meridian Road Rockford, IL 61102

815-703-1165


States Land Improvement LSW Processing and Composting Facility (Active) County LaSalle

Municipality Ottawa Location North of Koenig Road

Location 815-434-1808 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush Owner States Land Improvement Corp.

Operator States Land Improvement Corp.** *Maximum amounts accepted 10,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Rockford Regional Office & LaSalle County Department of Environmental Services & Development

*Permit renewed on 1-23-04 for five more years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 2,685 2,140 523 2004 2,477 2,396 400 2005 2,477 2,396 400


2005 Amounts Used/Sold (cubic yards) Composted Chipped/Shredded Land Reclamation 0 0

Daily Landfill Cover 950 200 Final Landfill Cover 1,420 0




States Land Improvement Corp. Paul DeGroot P.O. Box 520 Ottawa, IL 61350

815-434-1808

States Land Improvement Corp.** Mark Dykema P.O. Box 520 Ottawa, IL 61350

815-434-1808

**A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc., 6969 E. Mayo Boulevard, Scottsdale, AZ 85260, 480-627-2700. Regional Office: 13832 S. Kostner, Crestwood, IL 60445, 708-824-3060.

Landfills

Transfer Stations Compost Facilities

Region Two: Chicago Metropolitan

The separate panels of a flexible membrane liner are joined using a continuous seam welder. This device fuses the panels together with two parallel seams. This creates the channel that is later used to test the welds using air pressure.

T HE VOLUME OF SOLID WASTE BURIED IN REGION TWO IN 2005

declined by 2.8 percent from the previous year. The region’s landfills received over 11.6 million gate cubic yards of waste

(about 3.5 million gate tons) — which amounted to 22 percent of all waste landfilled in Illinois that year.

Significantly, 45.6 percent (almost 5.3 million cubic yards) of waste accepted locally was deposited in two landfills: Onyx Zion Landfill, Zion, ranked sixth of all landfills in the State; and Settler’s Hill Recycling and Disposal Facility (RDF), Batavia, ranked seventh. These landfills each accepted between 2.4 and 2.8 million gate cubic yards of waste for disposal in 2005. Two other landfills in the region rank 8th and 9th in terms of waste received.

The newest landfill, Prairie View RDF, Wilmington, was under development by 2003. It was approved to operate on Jan. 16, 2004, and Phase 1A South (8.06 ac.) opened three days later. On Mar. 3, 2004, Phase 1 B South (5.76 ac.) opened. Waste receipts at this site are limited to coming from Will County only. Fifty-Six (56) percent of the capacity available is located at this landfill which ranked fifth in the State, in terms of available capacity.

For the region, nine years of capacity remain, based upon current waste disposal rates.

On Jan. 1, 2005, the Chicago Metropolitan Region had 130.1 million gate cubic yards of available landfill space. By Jan. 1, 2006, that capacity had decreased 17 percent. The capacity available was down by 22.1 million gate cubic yards.

The region will have even fewer landfills in the coming years. One landfill, Kankakee RDF, Chebanse, closed in November, 2005. Ten landfills remained open into 2006.

However, two landfills plan to close prior to December 31, 2006. CID RDF (Calumet City/Chicago) is nearing closure. This site and Settler’s Hill RDF will close by Dec. 31, 2006.

To buffer this need for more landfill space, more transfer stations were permitted to open in the Chicago Metropolitan area. Cook and DuPage Counties additionally have construction and demolition debris recycling centers/transfer stations that are not required to have state permits, although local zoning requirements need to be followed.

Local solid waste coordinators have provided model recycling programs for their citizens. They also continually kept their citizens informed during a garbage hauler labor strike that lasted nine days in October, 2003 that affected both commercial and residential sectors in the Chicago Metropolitan area.

Region Two Data Analysis 2005 vs. 2004


waste received - 333,786 gate cu. yds.

- 2.8 %


- 17 %


Garbage Hauler’s Strike: 2003 In October, 2003, national newspapers and on-line internet news services reported daily on a nine day strike by personnel employed by private waste companies regarding wages and benefits. The strike affected approximately eight million people in the Chicago metropolitan area. Commercial businesses reported over-flowing trash bins. Transfer station operators reported over-flowing staging areas; and some of the landfills as far away as Pontiac, Illinois, reportedly closed for a short period of time. Local solid waste coordinators answered many calls from citizens about garbage pick-up schedules. Inspectors at Chicago Department of Environment and Illinois EPA’s Des Plaines Regional Office were available to provide guidance to ensure that problems were minimized. Most transfer stations within Chicago’s city limits are open 24 hours per day, and resumed multi-shift operations at 6 p.m. on the ninth day after an agreement was reached.


Chicago’s Solid Waste Management Plan and Updates The City of Chicago adopted a solid waste management plan in 1992 that established a four point waste management strategy including: source reduction; recycling, reuse and composting; combustion with energy recovery; and disposal in landfill facilities. They recognize that not all waste can be eliminated; recycling and composting have environmental impacts; combustion has attractive features but its resultant ash may require special disposal. In its five year plan update, the City had eliminated combustion as a preferred method of waste disposal.

In 1995, the city implemented a bold program for recycling by co-collection of recyclables with waste and processing at three Material Recovery and Recycling Facilities (MRRF’s) (pp. R2.21, R2.58, R2.64).

The city conducts two household hazardous waste and tire collection days along with an electronic collection day. The Mayor’s Office for Green Technologies investigates additional energy saving and recycling initiatives. Other departments involved in waste management are the Department of Environment; Department of Purchases and Contracts that oversees vendor use of recycled products; Department of Transportation uses re-ground asphalt in road beds; and General Services installs energy-saving light fixtures in city buildings.

The City Council committee on Energy, Environmental Protection and Public Utilities monitors programs and produces legislative initiatives to accomplish the goals of the City’s plan.

The city is examining new initiatives including brightly colored stickers on garbage bags containing recyclables, blue shopping bags provided by Dominicks and Walgreens, neighborhood recycling grants, and equipment and procedures that could improve both the blue bag recycling program and assist the city in the event of another strike by commercial waste haulers, such as the one that occurred in October, 2003 (see side bar on p. R2.1).

Citizens are encouraged to phone the city of Chicago’s recycling hot line with questions or comments about all areas of waste disposal and recycling. In 2003, the city received and responded to over 2,300 public inquiries.

The City’s ten year plan update was written in March 2006. More initiatives that reduce, reuse and recycle waste will be aimed at improving and expanding current programs. One goal is to establish a permanent household hazardous waste collection site and electronics recycling drop-off program, that help create skilled jobs promoting the City’s local economy.

For more information contact Christopher Sauve, Recycling Coordinator, at 312-744-4616.

Illinois EPA issues operating permit for Will County Landfill Facility is located within the former Joliet Army Ammunition Plant property Former Illinois EPA Director Renee Cipriano announced that the Agency had issued a landfill operating permit on Jan. 16, 2004 to Prairie View Recycling and Disposal Facility, which is owned by Will County and will be operated by Waste Management of Illinois Inc. The landfill is situated on an approximately 455-acre parcel within the former Joliet Army Ammunition Plant property, near Wilmington. The approved plans will allow the landfill to accept municipal waste and nonhazardous special waste for disposal and will have a waste “footprint” of approximately 223 acres, with a total waste volume of over 30 million cubic yards. “The economic benefit of constructing and operating this facility will be important to the community,” said Cipriano. “In addition to the over 100 construction jobs it will provide, and ultimately up to a dozen employees, the county and communities will reap the benefits from their share of the tipping fees paid to the facility for disposal.” Specifically, this permit will allow waste disposal in an eight-acre cell. Additional cells are expected to be added, as disposal needs mandate. The design of this facility should allow it to operate for 23 years. Proper closure and long-term monitoring requirements are also incorporated into the permit conditions. The Illinois EPA DesPlaines Regional Office inspected construction activities to ensure compliance with the development permit issued by the Illinois EPA in Nov. 24, 2003. The Joliet Arsenal produced explosives and munitions for the Army, and was a major employer in the area during World War II and the Korean and Vietnam conflicts. The landfill is mandated by the federal government to accept nonhazardous waste from the former Arsenal at no charge from the properties owned by the Army, Veteran’s Cemetery and the Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie.


Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 ____Waste_____ ____Capacity____ Disp. Area Close Municipality County Cu. Yds. Rank1 Cu. Yds. Rank2 Acres Year

CID RDF 3 * Calumet City Cook 124,049 44 43,000 50 202 2006 Congress Development Company Hillside Cook 308,313 31 728,000 42 55 2008 Countryside Landfill Inc. Grayslake Lake 1,742,516 9 19,855,000 14 153 2017 Environtech Inc. Morris Grundy 1,260,446 14 2,745,000 39 80 2014

Kankakee RDF 4 Chebanse Kankakee 239,354 36 93,000 49 57 2005 Laraway Recyc. and Disp. Facility Elwood Will 195 50 4,000 51 43 2012 Onyx Zion Landfill * Zion Lake 2,805,300 6 13,985,000 19 131.2 2011 Prairie View RDF Wilmington Will 1,876,777 8 61,258,000 5 223 2027 River Bend Prairie Landfill * Dolton Cook 737,276 20 6,635,000 29 55 2015 Settler's Hill RDF Batavia Kane 2,485,345 7 2,648,000 40 197 2006 Totals 11,579,571 107,994,000

* Three landfills accepted out-of-state waste from Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin during 2005 totaling 82,802 gate cubic yards, or

only < 1 percent of the region’s total. 1 Standing among 51 landfills that accepted waste during 2005. 2 Standing among 51 landfills that reported capacity as of Jan. 1, 2006. 3 Remains open to accept special and hazardous wastes until at least 12-31-06. 4 Ceased accepting waste on November 18, 2005. Closure activities began in April 2006.

Region Two: Solid Waste Statistics Counties 9 Area (square miles) 5,109 Population (est.) 8,745,491 Percent of Total Illinois Population 67.8 Landfill life expectancy Transfer Stations Years remaining 9 * Active in 2005 70 New in 2003 6 Landfills New in 2004 3 Active in 2005 10 New in 2005 2 Expect to close before 2006 ends 2 Compost facilities Active in 2005 17 New in 2003 2 * Total remaining capacity (from table on this page) divided by total waste accepted. Tells how long the region may be served by local landfills at current disposal rates, barring capacity adjustments, until capacity is depleted.

Solid waste transfer stations vital to Region Two Region Two is home to 70 of the state’s 102 active transfer stations. Cook County has 47 (that figure includes 15 sites in the City of Chicago); Will and Lake Counties each have six; Kane County has four; Kankakee and DuPage counties have two each and McHenry County has one.

Transfer stations consolidate locally collected waste for efficient shipment to distant landfills. Some transfer stations separate and remove recyclables from the municipal waste stream. Transfer stations handling only landscape waste, with transfer in less than 24 hours, are included in the list of Agency-permitted sites.

The region’s transfer stations are noted in the map on page R2.0, and in the table on pages R2.5 and R2.6. Some of Region Two’s transfer stations handled more waste than the state’s busiest landfills. Therefore 4.8 million tons transferred is an estimate, because less than half of them voluntarily reported. We know they are active because field staff inspect their operations regularly.

New transfer stations permitted to open in Chicago Metropolitan area

New sites open in May and June 2003

Disposal (Municipal Waste) Management Systems Inc., DesPlaines, ceased accepting waste Nov. 3, 2005, certified closed Jan. 27, 2006; Greenwood Development, Maywood; and Oak Forest Public Works Department (LSW only) all opened transfer stations in May 2003. Will County also had two new landscape waste transfer stations in Romeoville (Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch and Willow Ranch Composting Inc.) which both opened in May 2003. Rocks Ann Trucking, Waukegan, opened a transfer station in Lake County in June 2003, although the operator changed in 2005 to READCO LLC.

New sites open in May, July and December 2004

Land & Lakes/Wheeling LSW Transfer Station opened in Deerfield in May 2004. Marengo Disposal Company (MDC) opened a landscape waste (LSW) transfer facility at the Meyer Material Company property in McHenry in July 2004. Star Disposal LSW Transfer Station, Park Ridge, opened in December 2004.

New sites open in October and November 2005

Batavia Transfer Station (Kane County) opened in Batavia on Nov. 30, 2005. Eco Materials/Waukegan LSW Transfer Station (Lake County) opened on Oct. 24, 2005.

Site permitted in October 2005, but did not open

Robbins Recycling and Transfer has not yet decided to open, due to business concerns.

Questions and Complaints

Illinois EPA Des Plaines field office personnel investigate reports of suspected illegal waste disposal, and inspect the region’s landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities, except in DuPage, Kankakee, Lake, McHenry and Will counties and the City of Chicago, where joint responsibility has been delegated to local authorities.


Illinois EPA, Bureau of Land 9511 W. Harrison Des Plaines, IL 60016 Phone: 847-294-4000 Fax: 847-294-4058 Chicago Department of Environment Permitting & Enforcement Division 30 N. LaSalle Blvd., 25th Floor Chicago, IL 60602-2575 Phone: 312-744-7235 Fax: 312-744-5272 or 312-744-1534 DuPage County Dept. of Economic Development and Planning 421 N. County Farm Road Wheaton, IL 60187 Phone: 630-407-6753 Fax: 630-407-6702 Kankakee County Planning Dept. 189 E. Court St., Rm. 201 Kankakee, IL 60901-3841 Phone: 815-937-2940 ext. 230 Fax: 815-937-2974 Lake County Health Department and Community Health Center Engineering Section/SW Unit 3010 Grand Ave. Waukegan, IL 60085-2399 Phone: 847-377-8016/847-377-8030 Fax: 847-249-4972 or 847-782-6280 Continued on page R2.6


Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 Municipality County Tons Groot Industries/Chicago TS Chicago Cook 553,616 Waste Mgt.-Metro/Stickney TS Stickney Cook 371,824 Waste Mgt.-Northwest/Wheeling TS Wheeling Cook 330,758 Hooker Street TS Chicago Cook 322,426 Northwest Mat'l. Recov. & Recyc. Chicago Cook 318,186 ARC Disposal & Recycling Mt. Prospect Cook 311,969 Wheeling Township Transfer Stn. Glenview Cook 311,100 Groen Waste Services/Crestwood TS Crestwood Cook 300,781 Waste Management-Joliet TS Joliet Will 294,743 West Cook Transfer Station Forest View Cook 275,000 Waste Management-Elburn Elburn Kane 197,725 Medill Mat'l. Recov. & Recyc. Chicago Cook 189,749 Onyx Wst. Svs./Evanston Trans. Evanston Cook 185,000 Riverdale Recycling a Riverdale Cook 162,654 34th Street Mat'l. Recov. & Recyc. Chicago Cook 155,897 Northbrook Transfer Station Northbrook Cook 145,000 Waste Mgt.-So. Suburbs/Rec. Am. Alsip Cook 118,731 Banner-Western Trans. & Recyc. Rockdale Will 81,505 Apollo Disposal Service TS Momence Kankakee 62,715 Citiwaste Transfer Station Joliet Will 50,992 CID Transfer Station Chicago Cook 16,307 Harvey Transfer Station Harvey Cook 14,000 JKS Ventures Inc. Melrose Park Cook 10,800 DK (LSW) Transfer Station Lake Bluff Lake 9,385 Wilmette Village Yard Wilmette Cook 9,107 Winnetka Municipal LSW Trans. Winnetka Cook 2,230 Meyer Material/MDC LSW TS 2 McHenry McHenry 1,250 Glencoe Water Tower Site Glencoe Cook 1,160 Zion Municipal Trans. Stn. Zion Lake 976 Highland Park LSW Trans. Stn. Highland Park Lake 50 American Wood Recycling TS Hoffman Estates Cook 0 Batavia Transfer Station 3 Batavia Kane 0 Best Lawns Trans. Stn. Streamwood Cook 0 C & L LSW Trans. Stn. Chicago Heights Cook 0 Calumet Transfer Station Chicago Cook 0 City Waste Transfer Chicago Cook 0 Cloverleaf Farms Transfer Elgin Cook 0 D & D Loop Transfer-Laflin Chicago Cook 0 Des Plaines Trans. Stn. Des Plaines Cook 0 Disposal Mgt. Systems Inc. 1 & b Des Plaines Cook 0 DuKane Transfer Facility West Chicago DuPage 0 DuPage Yard Waste Trans. Stn. West Chicago DuPage 0 E.C. Rizzi & Assoc. Bolingbrook Will 0 Eco Materials Waukegan LSW TS 3 Waukegan Lake 0 Greenwood Development 1 Maywood Cook 0 Groot Industries/McCook TS McCook Cook 0 Homewood Scavenger Service TS East Hazel Crest Cook 0 Kucera Disposal Company Cicero Cook 0 Lake Forest Transfer Facility Lake Forest Lake 0 Land & Lakes/Wheeling LSW 2 Deerfield Lake 0 Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch TS 1 Romeoville Will 0 Liberty Waste/McCook Trans. Stn. McCook Cook 0 Loop Transfer - 64th Street Chicago Cook 0 Midtown Transfer Chicago Cook 0 Montgomery Landscape Wst. Coll. Montgomery Kane 0 Mr. K's Garden & Mat'l. Center TS Park Ridge Cook 0 Oak Forest Public Works 1 Oak Forest Cook 0 Onyx Wst. Svs./Melrose Park Trans. Melrose Park Cook 0 Planet Recovery Transfer Station Chicago Cook 0 Ravenswood Disposal Service TS Chicago Cook 0 1 New in 2003 (6) a Ownership change in 2005 2 New in 2004 (3) b Now certified closed 3 New in 2005 (3) see also pg. R2.6

Six agencies hold delegation agreements The Illinois EPA has delegated inspection authority to the following agencies in Region Two: • Chicago Department of Environment • DuPage County Dept. of Economic

Development and Planning • Kankakee County Planning Dept. • Lake County Health Department and

Community Health Center • McHenry County Health Department • Will County Land Use Dept., Waste

Services Division Delegation agreements authorize these agencies to conduct many of the duties that would otherwise have to be performed by the Illinois EPA DesPlaines field office: investigating and enforcing suspected violations of land pollution laws and regulations and reports of open dumping, and inspecting landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities permitted through the Agency’s Bureau of Land. (Inspections also include nonhazardous industrial waste landfills, or monofills, and landfills that closed prior to 2003; these facilities are not included in this report.)

DuPage County inspects two transfer stations. Kankakee County inspects one inactive landfill, two transfer stations and two compost facilities.

Lake County inspects two active landfills, six transfer stations, and six compost facilities. McHenry County inspects one transfer station and two active compost facilities. Will County inspects two active landfills, six active transfer stations, and three compost facilities. Chicago Department of Environment is responsible for inspecting 13 transfer stations. The Agency’s Des Plaines office inspects the hazardous waste landfill CID RDF, Calumet City, and landfills, transfer stations and compost sites in Cook, Grundy, Kane and Kendall counties and sites owned/operated by the city of Chicago and Will County.

Nonhazardous Solid Waste anagement and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 R2.5

Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005 Municipality County Tons Thelen Sand & Gravel Antioch McHenry 59,822 Green Organics Inc. Bristol Kendall 27,895 Joyce Farms Recycling Inc. 2 Essex Kankakee 23,842 Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch Romeoville Will 19,758 Land & Lakes/Wheeling Deerfield Lake 18,969 CDT Landfill Compost Fac. 2 Joliet Will 10,290 Willow Ranch Composting Romeoville Will 9,953 Midwest Organics Recycling 1 McHenry Lake 6,966 Waukegan LSW Compost Waukegan Lake 3,800 Lake Forest Recycling Center Lake Forest Lake 3,381 Crystal Lake Composting Crystal Lake McHenry 2,960 Harbor View Compost Chicago Cook 2,517 James Park Leaf Compost Evanston Cook 2,456 Hazel Crest Composting Hazel Crest Cook 1,853 Van Drunen Farms Momence Kankakee 1,700 DK-Lake Bluff Lake Bluff Lake 1,372 Lake Bluff Municipal #2 Lake Bluff Lake 874 Total 198,408

Land and Lakes #1 & #2, Starlight Drive-In, and Winnetka Municipal Landfill Compost Facility were inactive compost sites during 2005. 1 New in 2005 (1) 2 Permit renewal still under review

New Chicago Metro Area Transfer Stations Open

2003-2005

Batavia Transfer Station 3

Disposal Management Systems Inc. 1

Eco Materials/Waukegan LSW TS 3 Greenwood Development 1 Land & Lakes/Wheeling LSW 2 Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch TS 1 Meyer Material/MDC LSW TS 2 Oak Forest Public Works 1

READCO LLC (formerly Rocks-Ann Trucking Inc.) 1 Star Disposal LSW Transfer Station 2 Willow Ranch Composting Inc. 1 1 New in 2003 (6) 2 New in 2004 (3) 3 New in 2005 (2)

More than 198,000 tons of landscape waste composted The tonnage accepted by compost sites in Region 2, 198,408 tons, is equivalent to 50 percent of total landscape waste composted in the State at all permitted facilities. Three of the Region’s compost sites show up in the top five of all of the State’s compost facilities. Thelen Sand and Gravel #1, Antioch, was first; Green Organics, Bristol, was fourth; and Joyce Farms Recycling Inc., Essex, was fifth. A new compost site called Midwest Organics Recycling opened in McHenry on Sept. 6, 2005. Christiansen Farms was permitted as a compost site on March 6, 2006.


Questions and Complaints Continued from page R2.4 McHenry County Department of Health 2200 N. Seminary Ave., Route 47 N. Woodstock, IL 60098-2637 Phone: 815-334-4585 Fax: 815-338-7661 Will County Land Use Dept. Waste Services Division 58 E. Clinton St., Suite 500 Joliet, IL 60432 Phone: 815-727-8834 Fax: 815-722-3410

Continued from R2.5

READCO LLC 1 Waukegan Lake 0 River Bend Prairie Recyc. & Trans. Chicago Cook 0 Rolling Meadows Trans. Stn. Rolling Meadows Cook 0 Shred-All Recycling Systems TS Chicago Cook 0 SRS North Lot Chicago Cook 0 Star Disposal LSW Transfer Station 2 Park Forest Cook 0 Star Disposal Service TS Park Forest Cook 0 United Disposal of Bradley TS Bradley Kankakee 0 Willow Ranch Composting Inc. 1 Romeoville Will 0 Woodland RDF LSW Trans. South Elgin Kane 0 Total 4,805,636

Transfer Stations showing zero were active and accepted some amount of waste in 2005


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.


The law requires each plan to include a program designed to recycle 15 percent of municipal waste by the end of the third year of the program and 25 percent of municipal waste by the end of the fifth year, depending upon the availability of markets.


Five year plan updates have been adopted by all. City of Chicago, DuPage, Grundy, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry and Will Counties have completed ten year plan updates. Lake County has also completed its 15 year plan update.


Recycling rates ranged from 11.2 to 52.1 percent The Agency does not regulate recycling; however, it does survey recycling coordinators statewide. Coordinators in Region Two reported recycling rates ranging from 11.2 to 52.1 percent, giving the region an average recycling rate of 40.8 percent.

Seven counties (Grundy, Kane, Kankakee, Kendall, Lake, McHenry and Will) have passed ordinances in support of recycling in residential and/or commercial sectors. In Cook County, Chicago and West Cook County Solid Waste Agency have passed similar ordinances in support of recycling.

Recycling rates are high here, in part, because of accessibility of markets for recyclables in Chicago and because Chicago is an international business center. The Chicago Board of Trade considers recyclables to be commodities.

Details concerning Region Two landfills, transfer stations, and compost facilities follow on pages R2.9 through R2.110.

Municipal Waste Recycled Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled County Population Tons PCD Tons Percent Cook * 620,000 4,301,393 4.4 1,230,000 28.6 (City of Chicago)1 &2 2,896,016 10,361,381 19.6 5,402,907 52.1 (SSMMA) 637,628 520,001 4.5 109,113 21.0 (SWANCC) 770,281 1,120,392 8.0 414,545 37.0 (WCCSWA) 1 566,948 548,123 5.3 170,193 31.1 Cook (subtotal) 5,490,873 16,851,290 7,326,758 43.5 DuPage 904,161 1,138,564 6.9 127,516 11.2 Grundy 1 & 3 43,000 47,869 6.1 14,545 30.4 Kane 1 & 2 450,000 630,193 7.7 268,129 42.5 Kankakee 1, 2 & 3 107,972 159,416 8.1 48,741 30.6 Kendall 1 100,000 73,000 4.0 11,481 15.7 Lake 1 & 2 702,682 963,078 7.5 426,881 44.3 McHenry 1 & 3 303,990 320,972 5.8 81,318 25.3 Will 1, 2 & 3 642,813 706,471 6.0 222,403 31.5 All other counties 3,254,618 4,039,563 1,201,014 29.7

Totals 8,745,491 20,890,853 13.1 8,527,772 40.8%4

* Rest of the county 1 Has residential recycling ordinance. 2 Has commercial recycling ordinance. 3 Hauler licensing ordinance. 4 Regional average.


CID Recycling and Disposal Facility County Cook

Municipality Calumet City Location 138th St. and I-94

Location 773-646-3099 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Waste accepted #3: Nonhazardous special, inert and #4*: nonhazardous special (non-putrecible), hazardous, inert

Tipping fee Varies based on waste type & disposal location on-site* Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** *Area #4 holds permit to accept hazardous waste.


Design capacity, cu.yds. Unknown Total permitted landfill area, acres #3: 175 and #4: 115

Permitted disposal area, acres #3: 173 and #4: 29 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) #3: 746 and #4: 629

Leachate monitoring stations #3: 13 and #4: 12 Groundwater monitoring wells #3: 32 and #4: 19

Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy #3 and None #4 Years remaining, estimated by landfill #3: 1 and #4: 1 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close #3: 12-31-67 - 2006 and #4: 1974 - 2006*

*Material received in #3 (nonhazardous special waste soils) occurs in settled areas and most of that waste was exempt from state solid waste fees. Nonhazardous waste soils and similar wastes will continue to be brought in to facilitate re-grading of settled areas throughout 2006.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 380,256 115,229 443 3,683 1,116 1 2004 437,089 132,451 509 8,479 2,569 2 2005 124,049 37,591 145 6,353 1,925 5 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana (Tons per day and tons per year different than reported by operator) 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa

Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 2005 and Jan. 1, 2006 2005 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 176,000 ( 53,000)


Audits and Inspections Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 2005 $909

Facility inspected by #3: Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Chicago Dept. of Environment & #4: Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office

Contacts Owner Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 138th and Interstate 94, P.O. Box 1309 Calumet City, IL 60409-1309 Contact: Scott Combis

773-646-3099 Ext. 109

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 138th and Interstate 94, P.O. Box 1309 Calumet City, IL 60409-1309 Contact: Scott Combis

773-646-3099 Ext. 109



Congress Development Company* County Cook

Municipality Hillside Location 4100 W. Frontage Road

Location 708-544-5195 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, C & D debris Tipping fee $45.50 per ton

Owner Congress Development Co. Operator John Sexton Sand & Gravel Corp.

*Also known as Sexton #2.





Methane collection system Blower/flare installed (temporary), Gas-to-energy (under construction)

Years remaining, estimated by landfill 2 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-80 - 2008






Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office

Contacts Owner Operator Congress Development Co. 4415 W. Harrison St., Suite 535 Hillside, IL 60162-1900 Contact: James Butler

708-547-3703

John Sexton Sand & Gravel Corp. 4415 W. Harrison St., Suite 535 Hillside, IL 60162-1900 Contact: James Butler

708-547-3703


Countryside Landfill Inc. County Lake

Municipality Grayslake Location 31725 N. Route 83

Location 847-223-2722

Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sat.: 7 a.m. - noon; Sat.: 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. (if a holiday week)


Owner Countryside Landfill Inc.** Operator Countryside Landfill Inc.**



Permitted disposal area, acres 153* Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 930


Methane collection system Enclosed flare and gas-to-energy (modified & expanded) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 11 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-7-76 - 2017

*New cell (Subcell 4A east) commenced disposal operations on 5-23-03. Mod. #51 on 7-31-03 approved the operation of a landfill gas/leachate extraction system. Subcell 4B opened 7-24-04 & Subcell 5A opened 12-20-04. Mod. #68 on 11-4-05 approved operation of Subcell 4C (4.5 ac.)






Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Lake County Health Department

Contacts Owner Operator Countryside Landfill Inc.** 31725 N. Route 83 Grayslake, IL 60030 Contact: Chris Rubak

847-223-2722

Countryside Landfill Inc.** 31725 N. Route 83 Grayslake, IL 60030 Contact: Chris Rubak

847-223-2722



Environtech Inc. County Grundy

Municipality Morris Location 1800 N. Ashley Road



Owner Environtech Inc.** Operator Environtech Inc.**





Methane collection system Active (Gas-to-Energy plant operating) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 8 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 9-5-87 - 2014

*It is anticipated that as site capacity decreases, gate volume will decrease extending site life until 2014. Permit was renewed on 2-11-04. Fill area 7 of Phase II (5.6 acres) approved on 12-28-04.







Contacts Owner Operator Environtech Inc.** 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: John McDonnell

708-385-8252

Environtech Inc.** 1800 N. Ashley Road Morris, IL 60450 Contact: Mark Dykema

815-942-1800



Kankakee Recycling and Disposal Facility County Kankakee

Municipality Chebanse Location 6259 S. Route 45 & 52

Location 815-937-5539 Hours of operation N/A

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special Tipping fee N/A






Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy Years remaining, estimated by landfill 0 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-74 - 11-18-05*

*Includes vertical side-seal expansion (Phase 4) of 14 ac. on 11-19-04. Ceased accepting waste 11-18-05. Closure activities will commence in April 2006 and will be completed by 12-1-06.






Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Kankakee County Planning Department

Contacts Owner Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 6259 S. Routes 45 & 52 Chebanse, IL 60922 Contact: Mark Batherson

815-423-5120

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 6259 S. Routes 45 & 52 Chebanse, IL 60922 Contact: Mark Batherson

815-423-5120



Laraway Recycling and Disposal Facility County Will

Municipality Elwood Location 21101 W. Laraway Road


Waste accepted Nonhazardous special, chemical, inert, asbestos, liquids Tipping fee $23.50 per cubic yard




Permitted disposal area, acres 43 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 665-672


Methane collection system None Years remaining, estimated by landfill 6* Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1972 - 2012

*Waste received will be limited during the next six years of site life. Permit was renewed on 9-9-03.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 19,688 5,966 23 0 0 0 2004 2,629 797 3 0 0 0 2005 195 59 < 1 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only


2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 4,000 ( 1,000) The 22,000 is bank cu. yds. which is 1.2 tons per cu. yd.


Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Will County Land Use Department, Waste Services Division

Contacts Owner Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 21101 W. Laraway Road Elwood, IL 60421 Contact: Scott Combis

815-423-5120

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 21101 W. Laraway Road Elwood, IL 60421 Contact: Scott Combis

815-423-5120



Onyx Zion Landfill County Lake

Municipality Zion Location 701 N. Green Bay Road

Location 847-599-5910

Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - 1 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - 4 p.m. (after holiday)


Owner Onyx Zion Landfill Inc.** Operator Onyx Zion Landfill Inc.**





Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (active 4-1-02) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 5 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 5-26-98 - 2011

*Site 2 expansion - Cell 8A (13 acres) approved on 12-6-04. Mod. #47 approved Site 2 expansion, Cell 8B (12.7 ac.) approved on 3-16-06.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 2,661,210 806,427 3,102 84,000 25,455 3 2004 2,593,587 785,935 3,023 81,528 24,705 3 2005 2,805,300 850,091 3,270 75,864 22,989 3 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Wisconsin 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Wisconsin 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Wisconsin





Contacts Owner Operator Onyx Zion Landfill Inc.** 701 N. Green Bay Road Zion, IL 60099 Contact: James A. Lewis

847-599-5900

Onyx Zion Landfill Inc.** 701 N. Green Bay Road Zion, IL 60099 Contact: James A. Lewis

847-599-5900



Prairie View Recycling and Disposal Facility County Will

Municipality Wilmington Location 29755 S. Prairie View Dr.


Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special, C & D debris recycling* Tipping fee $33 per ton

Owner Will County Land Use Department, Waste Services Div. Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

*Waste accepted from Will County and adjoining municipalities that are partially in Will County. Waste receipts (in tons) are calculated, not reported.





Methane collection system Proposed; flare Years remaining, estimated by landfill 21 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 2004-2027*

*Development permit application issued on 9-24-03. Phase 1A south (8.06 ac.) opened and operating permit was issued on 1-16-04. Site started accepting waste on 1-19-04. Phase 1B south (5.76 ac.) opened on 3-3-04. Phase 1 north disposal area opened on 9-13-04. Phase 2 west disposal area opened on 12-21-04. Mod. #11 approved the operation of Phase 2 East area on 11-14-05.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 2004 1,885,665 571,414 2,198 0 0 0 2005 1,876,777 568,720 2,187 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: N/A 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only





Contacts Owner Operator Will County Land Use Department, Waste Services Div. 58 E. Clinton St., Suite 500 Joliet, IL 60432 Contact: Dean Olson

815-774-7891

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 29755 S. Prairie View Dr. Wilmington, IL 60481 Contact: Ian Johnson

630-232-7664



River Bend Prairie Landfill County Cook

Municipality Dolton Location 801 E. 138th St.

Location 773-264-8508 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 5:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special Tipping fee $11.50 per cubic yard

Owner Land & Lakes Co. Operator Land & Lakes Co.





Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy Years remaining, estimated by landfill 9 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-77 - 2015

Permit was renewed on 8-9-04.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 663,684 201,116 774 28,189 8,542 4 2004 716,530 217,130 835 2,630 797 < 1 2005 737,276 223,417 859 585 177 < 1 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana





Contacts Owner Operator Land & Lakes Co. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 Contact: James J. Cowhey, Jr.

847-825-5000

Land & Lakes Co. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 Contact: James J. Cowhey, Jr.

847-825-5000


Settler's Hill Recycling and Disposal Facility County Kane

Municipality Batavia Location 1031 E. Fabyan Parkway



Owner Kane County Dept. of Environmental Management Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**





Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy & flares Years remaining, estimated by landfill < 1 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1982 - 2006*

*Per local agreement, site must close on or before 12-31-06. Phase 10B (7.5 acres) disposal area was approved on 10-4-04.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 4,766,833 1,444,495 5,556 0 0 0 2004 2,461,334 745,859 2,869 0 0 0 2005 2,485,345 753,135 2,897 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only





Contacts Owner Operator Kane County Dept. of Environmental Management 719 S. Batavia Ave. Geneva, IL 60134 Contact: Tim Harbaugh

630-208-5173

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 1031 E. Fabyan Parkway Batavia, IL 60510 Contact: Ian Johnson

630-232-7664



34th Street Material Recovery & Recycling Facility (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 3757 W. 34th St.

Location 773-843-3341 Hours of operation Continuous from 5 a.m. Mon. - 5 p.m. Sat.

Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables* Tipping fee N/A

Owner Chicago Department of Streets & Sanitation Operator Allied Waste Transportation Inc.**

*Blue Bag recycling participant only. Overnight storage of waste permitted 1-31-03. New operator on 2-15-03. AKA Chicago Sorting Center - 34th Street.

Facility Facts




Inspections

Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Chicago Department of Environment


Chicago Department of Streets & Sanitation Michael J. Picardi 121 N. LaSalle St., Room 704 Chicago, IL 60602

312-744-4611

Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** Robert Kalebich 3757 W. 34th St. Chicago, IL 60623

773-927-6773



American Wood Recycling Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Hoffman Estates Location 1601 Beverly Road & Prairie Stone

Location N/A Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sat.: 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.*

Waste accepted Landscape waste only Tipping fee $38/ton

Owner American Wood Recycling Inc. Operator American Wood Recycling Inc.

*Open nine months during the year.

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 18,692 87 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections



American Wood Recycling Inc. 2560 Beverly Rd. Hoffman Estates, IL 60192

847-426-6354

American Wood Recycling Inc. 16077 Depot Place Prairie View, IL 60069

847-426-6354


Apollo Disposal Service Transfer Station (Active) County Kankakee

Municipality Momence Location 120 E. Industrial Drive


Waste accepted Municipal Tipping fee $38/ton

Owner Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** Operator Allied Waste Transportation Inc.**

Facility Facts


Facility acreage < 1


Inspections



Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** John Larsen 120 E. Industrial Dr. Momence, IL 60954

815-472-3332

Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** John Larsen 120 E. Industrial Dr. Momence, IL 60954

815-472-3332



ARC Disposal & Recycling (Active) County Cook

Municipality Mt. Prospect Location 2101 S. Busse Road


Waste accepted Municipal, industrial, commercial Tipping fee $47/ton

Owner ARC Disposal & Recycling** Operator ARC Disposal & Recycling**

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 3.28* *Site consists of two buildings to accommodate separate waste and recyclables and operation of a LSW transfer area.

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 331,741 1,180 2004 352,456 1,248 2005 311,969 1,016

Inspections



ARC Disposal & Recycling** Bernie Boer, Operations Manager 2101 S. Busse Road Mt. Prospect, IL 60056

847-981-0091 Ext. 148

ARC Disposal & Recycling** Mike O'Brien 2101 S. Busse Road Mt. Prospect, IL 60056

847-981-0091 Ext. 143

**A subsidiary of Republic Services Inc., 110 SE 6th St., Suite 2800, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301, 954-769-2400.


Banner - Western Transfer & Recycling Center (Active) County Will

Municipality Rockdale Location 2100 Moen Ave.


Waste accepted Municipal, landscape waste (limited), recyclables* Tipping fee N/A

Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

*Accepts inter-company waste only.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Dean Van der Baan 1411 Opus Place, Suite 400 Downers Grove, IL 60515

630-724-8400

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Mark Batherson 2100 Moen Ave. Rockdale, IL 60436

815-423-5120



Batavia Transfer Station (New) County Kane

Municipality Batavia Location 766 Hunter Dr.-B

Location 630-879-3587 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - 2 p.m. (holidays or

inclement weather until 6 p.m.) Waste accepted Municipal, landscape waste, recyclable materials*

Tipping fee N/A Owner Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc.**

Operator Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc.** *Maximum 1,250 tons per day

Facility Facts

Identification number 0894138157 Opened, year 2005*

Facility acreage 5 *Opened, 12-15-05

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Was not asked to report because it just opened.

Inspections



Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc.** James C. Maher 1525 Kautz Rd., Suite 1000 West Chicago, IL 60185

630-587-1144

Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc.** Raymond Strong 2750 Shermer Road Northbrook, IL 60062-7709

847-272-4145



Best Lawns Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Streamwood Location 1435 Yorkshire Drive

Location 630-213-7900 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat.: 7 a.m. - noon

Waste accepted Landscape waste only Tipping fee N/A

Owner Best Lawns Inc.** Operator Best Lawns Inc.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Best Lawns Inc.** Michael Cavaliere 1435 Yorkshire Drive Streamwood, IL 60137

630-213-7900

Best Lawns Inc. Michael Cavaliere 1435 Yorkshire Drive Streamwood, IL 60107

630-213-7900

**Trust #8822, West Suburban Bank, 711 S. Westmore Ave., Lombard, IL 60148, 630-916-1195.


C & L Landscape Waste Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Heights Location 56 E. 25th St.

Location 630-879-3006 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat.: 7 a.m. - 12 noon


Owner C & L LLC Operator Skyline Disposal Co. Inc.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 3


Inspections



C & L LLC Clem DeLuca 66 E. 24th St. Chicago Heights, IL 60411

630-879-3006

Skyline Disposal Co. Inc. Gary Blue 66 E. 24th St. Chicago Heights, IL 60411

708-754-5460


Calumet Transfer Station* (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 2040 E. 106th St.

Location 312-284-5201 Hours of operation 24 hours per day

Waste accepted Municipal Tipping fee N/A

Owner Liberty Waste Services of Illinois LLC** Operator Liberty Waste Services of Illinois LLC**

*Also known as Liberty Waste.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 28

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 250,957 984 2004 279,960 1,089 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections



Liberty Waste Services of Illinois LLC** James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014


312-492-0014



CID Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 13707 S. Jeffrey Ave.

Location 773-646-3099 Hours of operation Mon.: 5 a.m. to Sat.: 5 p.m. (24 hours a day)



New name, 5-20-04.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Scott Combis 138th & I-94, P.O. Box 1309 Calumet City, IL 60409

773-646-3099

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Scott Combis 138th & I-94, P.O. Box 1309 Calumet City, IL 60409

773-646-3099



Citiwaste Transfer Station (Active) County Will

Municipality Joliet Location 808 S. Joliet St.

Location 815-723-3200 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 5:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Waste accepted C & D debris, landscape waste, recyclables (no garbage) Tipping fee N/A

Owner Citiwaste Transfer Inc.** Operator Citiwaste Transfer Inc.**

Facility Facts




Inspections



Citiwaste Transfer Inc.** Randy Salmich 808 S. Joliet St. Joliet, IL 60436

815-723-3200

Citiwaste Transfer Inc.** Randy Salmich 808 S. Joliet St. Joliet, IL 60436

815-723-3200



City Waste Transfer (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 2464 S. Laflin St.



Owner City Transfer Systems** Operator City Transfer Systems

Facility Facts




Inspections



City Transfer Systems** James Lanenga 745 McClintock Dr., Suite 230 Burr Ridge, IL 60608

312-492-0014

City Transfer Systems James Lanenga 2464 S. Laflin Ave. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014



Cloverleaf Farms Transfer (Active) County Cook

Municipality Elgin Location 1320 Spaulding Road



Owner Midwest Compost LLC Operator Midwest Compost LLC

Facility Facts




Inspections



Midwest Compost LLC Charles J. Murphy 1320 Spaulding Road Elgin, IL 60120

847-931-2900

Midwest Compost LLC Charles J. Murphy 1320 Spaulding Road Elgin, IL 60120

847-931-2900


D & D Loop Transfer-Laflin* (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 2251 S. Laflin St.


Waste accepted Municipal, C & D debris Tipping fee N/A

Owner Allied Waste of North America Inc.** Operator Allied Waste Transportation Inc.**

*AKA Loop Transfer - Laflin

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 386,791 1,517 2004 305,547 1,189 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections



Allied Waste of North America Inc.** James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014

Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014



Des Plaines Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Des Plaines Location 1111 Joseph J. Schwab Rd.


Waste accepted Leaves, woodchips, clean C & D debris (from municipal projects)*

Tipping fee N/A Owner City of Des Plaines, City Hall

Operator City of Des Plaines, Public Works *Maximum amounts: 2,000 cu. yds. concrete & clean asphalt; 6,000 cu. yds. dirt/sand; 10,000 cu. yds. leaves.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 2.8* *Expansion approved, 3-22-05.


Inspections



City of Des Plaines, City Hall David Niemeyer 1420 Miner St. Des Plaines, IL 60016

847-391-5300

City of Des Plaines, Public Works Christine W. Bajor 1111 Joseph Schwab Road Des Plaines, IL 60016

847-391-5464


Disposal Management Systems Inc. (Active, now closed) County Cook

Municipality DesPlaines Location 103 Sell Road

Location 847-375-9626 Hours of operation N/A*

Waste accepted C & D debris, pallets, cardboard Tipping fee N/A

Owner Disposal Management Systems Inc. Operator Disposal Management Systems Inc.

*Ceased accepting waste, 11-3-05. Certified closed, 1-27-06.

Facility Facts




Inspections

Facility inspected by Illinois EPA & Des Plaines Regional Office


Disposal Management Systems Inc. Joe Anderson 420 Cutters Mill Ln. Schaumburg, IL 60194

847-884-7676

Disposal Management Systems Inc. Joe Anderson 420 Cutters Mill Ln. Schaumburg, IL 60194

847-884-7676


DK (LSW) Transfer Station (Active) County Lake

Municipality Lake Bluff Location 30088 N. Skokie Hwy.

Location 847-689-0266 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7:45 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sat.: 7:45 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Waste accepted Landscape waste only* Tipping fee $16/cu. yd.

Owner Scott Byron & Co. Operator DK Organics LLC**

*Amount accepted not to exceed 1,200 cu yds per day.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Scott Byron & Co. Scott Byron 30088 N. Skokie Highway Lake Bluff, IL 60044

847-689-0266

DK Organics LLC** David Gorter 725 N. Skokie Highway Lake Bluff, IL 60044

847-234-5499

**New operator as of 8-18-03.


DuKane Transfer Facility (Active) County DuPage

Municipality West Chicago Location East of Powis Road, South of North Ave.

Location 630-587-5672 Hours of operation 4:00 a.m. Mon.- 12:00 p.m. Saturday

Waste accepted Municipal, landscape, recyclables* Tipping fee N/A

Owner Groot Industries Inc. Operator Crown Recycling & Waste Services Inc.

*Not to exceed 3,000 tons per day

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 518,053 1,733 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections

Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & DuPage County Dept. of Economic Development and Planning


Groot Industries Inc. Neil Andersen 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007

847-734-6400

Crown Recycling & Waste Services Inc. Neil Andersen 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007

847-734-6400


DuPage Yard Waste Transfer Station (Active) County DuPage

Municipality West Chicago Location 1195 W. Washington St.



Owner Midwest Compost LLC Operator Midwest Compost LLC

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1


Inspections

Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & DuPage County Dept. of Economic Development and Planning


Midwest Compost LLC Charles J. Murphy 1195 W. Washington St. West Chicago, IL 60185

630-876-8900

Midwest Compost LLC Charles J. Murphy 1195 W. Washington St. West Chicago, IL 60185

630-876-8900


E.C. Rizzi & Assoc. (Active) County Will

Municipality Bolingbrook Location 449 Murphy Road



Owner Joan Tameling Operator E.C. Rizzi & Assoc. Inc.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Joan Tameling 7500 S. Madison St. Willowbrook, IL 60521

630-323-7171

E.C. Rizzi & Assoc. Inc. 31 W. 310 Schoger Dr. Naperville, IL 60564

630-898-3333


Eco Materials Waukegan LSW Transfer Station* (New) County Lake

Municipality Waukegan Location 1020 Elizabeth St


Waste accepted Landscape waste Tipping fee N/A

Owner Thelen Sand and Gravel Inc. Operator Eco Materials Inc.

*New name and operator as of 1-11-06

Facility Facts


Facility acreage < 1 *New, 10-24-05

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Was not asked to report in 2005.

Inspections



Thelen Sand and Gravel Inc. Timothy Krum 28955 W. IL Rt. 173 Antioch, IL 60002-9116

847-662-0760

Eco Materials Inc. Mark Holtcamp 28955 W. IL Rt. 173 Antioch, IL 60002-9116

847-662-0760


Glencoe Water Tower Site & Material Storage Facility (Active) County Cook

Municipality Glencoe Location 1900 Frontage Rd.

Location 847-835-4111 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 6 a.m - 6 p.m. (seasonal)


Owner Village of Glencoe, Public Works Dept. Operator Village of Glencoe, Public Works Dept.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Village of Glencoe, Public Works Dept. David C. Mau 675 Village Court Glencoe, IL 60022

847-835-4111

Village of Glencoe, Public Works Dept. David C. Mau 675 Village Court Glencoe, IL 60022-1369

847-835-4111


Greenwood Development (Active) County Cook

Municipality Maywood Location 1301 Greenwood Ave.


Waste accepted Landscape waste only* Tipping fee N/A

Owner Greenwood Development LLC Operator Greenwood Development LLC

*Not to exceed 3,000 tons per year.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage < 1 *Opened, 5-6-03


Inspections



Greenwood Development LLC Dale Brooks 1201 Greenwood Ave. Maywood, IL 60153

708-344-5000

Greenwood Development LLC Dale Brooks 1201 Greenwood Ave. Maywood, IL 60153

708-344-5000


Groen Waste Services/Crestwood Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Crestwood Location 4330 W. 137th Place


Waste accepted Municipal, landscape waste, recyclables Tipping fee $63.50/ton

Owner Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** Operator Groen Waste Services

Facility Facts




Inspections



Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** John Larsen 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445

708-385-8252

Groen Waste Services John Larsen 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445

708-385-8252



Groot Industries/Chicago Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 6747 N. Elmhurst Road

Location 773-242-1977 Hours of operation Mon.: 12:00 a.m. - Sun: 12:00 a.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, C & D debris Tipping fee N/A

Owner Groot Industries Inc. Operator Groot Industries Inc.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 6


Inspections



Groot Industries Inc. Bob Cordell 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007

847-734-6400

Groot Industries Inc. Bob Cordell 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007

847-734-6400


Groot Industries/McCook Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality McCook Location 8475 W. 53rd St.

Location 708-485-0900 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 24 hours/day (with 1 hour for cleanup)

Waste accepted Municipal, landscape waste, recyclables Tipping fee N/A

Owner Groot Industries Inc. Operator Groot Industries Inc.

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 195,411 752 2004 0 0 2005 0 0

Inspections




847-734-6400


847-734-6400


Harvey Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Harvey Location 298 E. 152nd St.

Location 708-331-6066 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Sat. 6 a.m - 4 p.m.

Waste accepted C & D debris & landscape waste Tipping fee N/A

Owner J & L Enterprises Operator Contractors Recycling Service

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1/2


Inspections



J & L Enterprises Louis Meneghin 298 E. 152nd St.; P. O. Box 2308 Harvey, IL 60426

N/A

Contractors Recycling Service Don Stienstra P.O. Box 1426 South Holland, IL 60473

708-331-6066


Highland Park LSW Transfer Station (Active) County Lake

Municipality Highland Park Location 1150 Half Day Road



Owner City of Highland Park, Public Services Center Operator City of Highland Park, Public Services Center

*Services only Highland Park.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 5

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 50 1 2004 50 1 2005 50 3

Inspections



City of Highland Park, Public Services Center Bob McCraren, Facilities Manager 1150 Half Day Road Highland Park, IL 60035

847-432-0807

City of Highland Park, Public Services Center Bob McCraren, Facilities Manager 1150 Half Day Road Highland Park, IL 60035

847-432-0807


Homewood Scavenger Service Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality East Hazel Crest Location 17415 S. Ashland Ave.



Owner Star Investments LLC** Operator Homewood Scavenger Service Inc.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1


Inspections



Star Investments LLC** Tom Agema 17415 S. Ashland Ave. East Hazel Crest, IL 60429

708-798-1004

Homewood Scavenger Service Inc. Tom Agema 17415 S. Ashland Ave. East Hazel Crest, IL 60429

708-798-1004

**New owner, 12-13-04.


Hooker Street Transfer Station* (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 1500 N. Hooker St.

Location 312-994-6031 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 24 hours daily



*Formerly known as Waste Management-Metro/Chicago Transfer Station. New name, 4-13-04.

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 356,930 1,151 2005 322,426 884

Inspections




630-724-8400

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Henry Parker 1500 N. Hooker St. Chicago, IL 60622

312-915-4780



JKS Ventures Inc. (Active) County Cook

Municipality Melrose Park Location 3800 W. Lake Avenue - A

Location 708-338-3408 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Waste accepted Landscape waste only* Tipping fee $40/ton

Owner LaSalle National Trust, North America** Operator JKS Ventures Inc.***

*Landscape waste may be stored for a maximum of three days or 300 tons, whichever occurs first, before transfer.

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 0 0 2005 10,800 260

Inspections



LaSalle National Trust, North America** Nancy A. Stack 135 S. LaSalle St., Suite 1840 Chicago, IL 60603

312-904-2000

JKS Ventures Inc.*** Josephine DiFronzo 8601 W. Bryn Mawr, Suite 116 Chicago, IL 60631

773-714-9330

**Trust #117478.

***New operator address, phone, and contact person as of 5-27-03.


Kucera Disposal Company (Active) County Cook

Municipality Cicero Location 1800 S. Laramie Ave.


Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables, C & D debris Tipping fee $50/ton

Owner Frank F. Kucera Co. Operator Frank F. Kucera Co.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Frank F. Kucera Co. Dan Aichinger 1800 S. Laramie Ave. Cicero, IL 60850

708-652-0025

Frank F. Kucera Co. Dan Aichinger 1800 S. Laramie Ave. Cicero, IL 60850

708-652-0025


Lake Forest Transfer Facility (Active) County Lake

Municipality Lake Forest Location 1381 W. Kennedy Road-B

Location 847-234-5499 Hours of operation Daily: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Waste accepted Landscape waste for Lake Forest only* Tipping fee Free to residents

Owner City of Lake Forest Operator DK Organics LLC**

*Active mainly on weekends. Under contract with city, for city residents only.

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Under contract, seldom used

Inspections



City of Lake Forest Elizabeth Marquez 220 E. Deer Path Lake Forest, IL 60045

847-615-4218

DK Organics LLC** David Gorter 725 N. Skokie Highway Lake Bluff, IL 60044

847-234-5499



Land & Lakes/Wheeling LSW Transfer (Active) County Lake

Municipality Deerfield Location 21488 N Milwaukee Ave.


Waste accepted landscape waste only Tipping fee $18/cu. yds.

Owner Prairie Recreational Development Inc. Operator Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.**

Facility Facts




Inspections



Prairie Recreational Development Inc. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778

847-825-5000

Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.** James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778

847-825-5000

**A subsidiary of Land and Lakes Company.


Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch (LSW) Transfer Station (Active) County Will

Municipality Romeoville Location 1371 N. Joliet Road*


Waste accepted Landscape waste only Tipping fee $14/cu. yd.

Owner Chicago Title Land and Trust Co. Operator Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.**

*See also Willow Ranch Composting Inc. Maximum volume shall not exceed 3,000 cu. yds. per day.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage < 1 *Opened, 5-22-03.


Inspections



Chicago Title Land and Trust Co. Jane Zakerzewski 85 W. Algonquin Rd. Arlington Heights, IL 60005

847-758-4857


847-825-5000


Liberty Waste/McCook Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality McCook Location 5100 S. Lawndale Ave.

Location N/A Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - noon

Waste accepted Municipal, landscape, used tires, recyclables, C & D debris Tipping fee N/A

Owner Liberty Waste Services of Illinois LLC** Operator Liberty Waste Services of McCook LLC**

Facility Facts




Inspections




312-492-0014

Liberty Waste Services of McCook LLC** James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014



Loop Transfer - 64th Street (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 16 W. 64th St.

Location 773-994-6031 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 24 hours per day

Waste accepted Municipal* Tipping fee N/A

Owner Allied Waste of North America Inc.** Operator Loop Transfer Inc.

*Not to exceed 1,200 cu. yds./day or 100 garbage trucks.

Facility Facts




Inspections




312-492-0014

Loop Transfer Inc. James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014



Medill Material Recovery & Recycling Facility (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 1633 W. Medill Ave.

Location 773-843-3341 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 24 hours



*Blue Bag recycling participant only. Overnight storage is allowed experimentally on 1-31-03. New operator as of 5-22-03.

Facility Facts




Inspections




312-744-4611


773-927-6773



Meyer Material Co. (MDC Landscape Waste Transfer Station) (Active) County McHenry

Municipality McHenry Location 1819 N. Dot St.



Owner Meyer Material Co. Operator Marengo Disposal Company

This two-acre site is leased and operated within the fooprint of the quarry's property by Marengo Disposal Company (MDC).

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 2 *Opened, 7-29-04

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 1,200 0 2005 1,250 0 Tons per day is seasonal

Inspections

Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & McHenry County Health Department


Meyer Material Co. Alan Miller 1819 Dot St. McHenry, IL 60050

815-331-7200

Marengo Disposal Company Greg York 1050 Greenlee St. Marengo, IL 60152

815-568-7274


Midtown Transfer (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 1220 W. Carroll Ave.



Owner BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc.** Operator BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc.**

Facility Facts




Inspections



BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc.** James Lanenga 1220 W. Carroll Ave. Chicago, IL 60607

312-492-0014

BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc.** James Lanenga 1220 W. Carroll Ave. Chicago, IL 60607

312-492-0014



Montgomery Landscape Waste Collection Site (Active) County Kane

Municipality Montgomery Location 891 Knell Road


Waste accepted Leaves* Tipping fee N/A

Owner Village of Montgomery, Public Works Dept. Operator Village of Montgomery, Public Works Dept.

*Leaves are collected in the Fall from the Village only.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage <1


Inspections



Village of Montgomery, Public Works Dept. Mike Pubentz 1300 S. Broadway Ave. Montgomery, IL 60538

630-896-1354

Village of Montgomery, Public Works Dept. Mike Pubentz 1300 S. Broadway Ave. Montgomery, IL 60538

630-896-1354


Mr. K's Garden & Material Center Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Park Ridge Location 1440 W. Higgins Road



Owner Mr. K's Garden & Material Center Operator Mr. K's Garden & Material Center

Facility Facts




Inspections



Mr. K's Garden & Material Center Mark Kowalski 1440 W. Higgins Road Park Ridge, IL 60068

847-692-2118

Mr. K's Garden & Material Center Mark Kowalski 1440 W. Higgins Road Park Ridge, IL 60068

847-692-2118


Northbrook Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Northbrook Location 2750 Shermer Road



Owner Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc. Operator Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc.**

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1


Inspections



Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc. Raymond Strong 2750 Shermer Road Northbrook, IL 60062-7709

847-272-4145

Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc.** Raymond Strong 2750 Shermer Road Northbrook, IL 60062-7709

847-272-4145



Northwest Material Recovery & Recycling Facility (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 750 N. Kilbourn Ave.

Location 773-473-6801 Hours of operation Continuous from 5 a.m. Mon. - 5 p.m. Sat.

Waste accepted Municipal, landscape waste, recyclables* Tipping fee N/A


*Blue Bag recycling participant only. Overnight storage of waste is permitted. New operator on 2-15-03.

Facility Facts




Inspections




312-744-4611


773-927-6773



Oak Forest Public Works (Active) County Cook

Municipality Oak Forest Location 5400 159th St.

Location 708-687-4050 Hours of operation Sun.-Sat.: 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.


Owner City of Oak Forest, Dept. of Public Works Operator City of Oak Forest, Dept. of Public Works

Facility Facts




Inspections



City of Oak Forest, Dept. of Public Works Troy Ishler 15440 S. Central Ave. Oak Forest, IL 60452

708-535-4090

City of Oak Forest, Dept. of Public Works Troy Ishler 15440 S. Central Ave. Oak Forest, IL 60452

708-535-4090


Onyx Waste Services/Evanston Transfer (Active) County Cook

Municipality Evanston Location 1711 Church St.


Waste accepted Municipal* Tipping fee $67/ton

Owner Onyx Waste Services Inc.** Operator Onyx Waste Services Inc.**

*Only accepts waste hauled by their own company.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Onyx Waste Services Inc.** Raymond Strong 2800 Shermer Road Northbrook, IL 60062-7711

847-412-6100

Onyx Waste Services Inc.** Raymond Strong 2800 Shermer Road Northbrook, IL 60062-7711

847-412-6100



Onyx Waste Services/Melrose Park Transfer (Active) County Cook

Municipality Melrose Park Location 4700 W. Lake St.



Owner Onyx Waste Services Inc.** Operator Onyx Waste Services Inc.**

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 4

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 505,000 1,942 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections



Onyx Waste Services Inc.** Mike Fenwick 4700 W. Lake St. Melrose Park, IL 60160

708-345-7735

Onyx Waste Services Inc.** Mike Fenwick 4700 W. Lake St. Melrose Park, IL 60160

708-345-7735



Planet Recovery Transfer Station* (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 1750-1850 W. Carroll Ave.

Location 312-226-0092 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 24 hours


Owner Allied Waste of North America Inc.** Operator Allied Waste Transportation Inc.**

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 456,081 1,789 2004 510,702 1,987 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections




312-492-0014

Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014

**A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc., 6969 E. Mayo Boulevard, Scottsdale, AZ 85260, 480-627-2700. Regional Office: 13832 S. Kostner Ave., Crestwood, IL 60445, 708-824-3060.


Ravenswood Disposal Service Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 200 N. Talman Ave.


Waste accepted C & D debris Tipping fee N/A

Owner Ravenswood Disposal Service Inc. Operator Ravenswood Disposal Service Inc.

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 355,430 0 2004 369,600 1,400 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections



Ravenswood Disposal Service Inc. Branko Vardijan 221 N. Washtenaw Chicago, IL 60612

773-638-7676

Ravenswood Disposal Service Inc. Branko Vardijan 200 N. Talman Ave. Chicago, IL 60612

773-638-7676


READCO LLC* (Active) County Lake

Municipality Waukegan Location 3030 W. 10th St.



Owner Norstates Bank (formerly Bank of Waukegan) Operator READCO LLC

*Name change, 1-4-06, was formerly Rocks-Ann Trucking.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1.1 *Permitted to operate 6-30-03.


Inspections



Norstates Bank (formerly Bank of Waukegan) Barbara Richter 1601 N. Lewis Ave. Waukegan, IL 60085

847-244-6000

READCO LLC Fred Slayton 3030 10th St. Waukegan, IL 60085

847-249-9120


River Bend Prairie Recycling & Transfer Facility* (Active) County Cook


Location 773-995-7631 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 24 hours daily if necessary

Waste accepted MSW, non-special bulk waste, landscape waste, recyclables Tipping fee N/A

Owner Marina Developments Inc.** Operator Land & Lakes Co.

*Also known as Land & Lakes Transfer Station. Maximum volume shall not exceed 1,000 tons per day.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Marina Developments Inc.** James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway; P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778

847-825-5000

Land & Lakes Co. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778

847-825-5000



Riverdale Recycling (Active) County Cook

Municipality Riverdale Location 13851 S. Ashland Ave.

Location 708-388-9910 Hours of operation Sun.-Sat.: 24 hours daily

Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables, C&D debris Tipping fee $40/ton

Owner Tri-State Disposal Inc. Operator Tri-State Disposal Inc.

New owner and operator as of 12-13-05

Facility Facts




Inspections



Tri-State Disposal Inc. Sheryl Germany 13903 S. Ashland Ave. Riverdale, IL 60827

708-388-9910

Tri-State Disposal Inc. Sheryl Germany 13903 S. Ashland Ave. Riverdale, IL 60827

708-388-9910


Rolling Meadows Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Rolling Meadows Location 3851 Berdnick St.

Location 847-776-7529 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Waste accepted Municipal Tipping fee $45/ton (2 ton minimum)

Owner City of Rolling Meadows, Public Works Operator Onyx Waste Services Inc.**

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 254,320 850 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Tons per year and average tons per day are unknown.

Inspections



City of Rolling Meadows, Public Works 3900 Berdnick St. Rolling Meadows, IL 60008

847-963-0500

Onyx Waste Services Inc.** Marc Moxon 3851 Berdnick St. Rolling Meadows, IL 60008

847-776-7529



Shred-All Recycling Systems Transfer Station* (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 1231 W. 42nd St.

Location 773-523-6900 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 23 hours daily - 3 a.m. - 2 a.m.


Owner American Disposal Svs. of Illinois Inc.** Operator Shred-All Recycling Systems Inc.**

*See also SRS North Lot

Facility Facts




Inspections



American Disposal Svs. of Illinois Inc.** James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014

Shred-All Recycling Systems Inc.** James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014



SRS North Lot* (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 1230 W. 42nd St.

Location 312-492-0014 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 3 a.m. - 2 a.m.

Waste accepted C & D debris Tipping fee N/A

Owner E.L.K. Corporation Operator Shred-All Recycling Systems Inc.**

*Designed to function in conjunction with Shred-All Recycling Systems facility to the south.

Facility Facts




Inspections



E.L.K. Corporation Eugene Kohn 4230 S. Racine Ave. Chicago, IL 60609

773-523-1566

Shred-All Recycling Systems Inc.** James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608

312-492-0014



Star Disposal LSW Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Park Forest Location 27 South St.




Facility Facts


Facility acreage 2.91 *Opened, 12-13-04


Inspections




708-798-1004


708-798-1004

**New owner, 12-13-04.


Star Disposal Service Transfer Station* (Active) County Cook

Municipality Park Forest Location 25 South St.




*Expansion of transfer operations approved 12-13-04.

Facility Facts




Inspections




708-798-1004


708-798-1004

**New owner 12-13-04.


United Disposal of Bradley Transfer Station (Active) County Kankakee

Municipality Bradley Location 1000 E. Liberty, P. O. Box 179



Owner United Disposal of Bradley Inc.** Operator United Disposal of Bradley Inc.**

Facility Facts




Inspections



United Disposal of Bradley Inc.** Mike Watson 1000 E. Liberty, P.O. Box 179 Bradley, IL 60915

815-933-0081

United Disposal of Bradley Inc.** Mike Watson 1000 E. Liberty, P.O. Box 179 Bradley, IL 60915

815-933-0017

**Trust #0799, Municipal Trust & Savings Bank, Box 146, Bourbonnais, IL 60914, 815-226-9803.


Waste Management-Elburn Transfer (Active) County Kane

Municipality Elburn Location 1 N. 138th Linlar St.


Waste accepted Non-special waste, municipal Tipping fee $47.25/ton


Facility Facts




Inspections



Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Doug Hopkins 1 N. 138 Linlar Dr. Elburn, IL 60119

630-232-4390

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Doug Hopkins 1 N. 138 Linlar Dr. Elburn, IL 60119

630-232-4390



Waste Management-Joliet Transfer Station* (Active) County Will

Municipality Joliet Location 2850 Mound Road


Waste accepted Municipal, C & D debris Tipping fee $51.75/ton

Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Mark Batherson 2850 Mound Road Joliet, IL 60634

815-423-5120

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Mark Batherson 2850 Mound Road Joliet, IL 60436

815-423-5120



Waste Mgt.-Metro/Stickney Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Stickney Location 3815 S. Laramie Ave.


Waste accepted Municipal, Potentially Infectious Medical Waste (PIMW)* Tipping fee N/A


*PIMW collected on-site by Stericycle Inc., Cicero

Facility Facts




Inspections




630-724-8400

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Tim Kuerschner 3815 S. Laramie Ave. Stickney, IL 60650

708-656-5350 or 708-222-5031



Waste Mgt.-North/McHenry (LSW) Transfer Station (Inactive) County McHenry

Municipality McHenry Location 1713 S. Route 31



Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Operator Waste Management - North/McHenry**

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 160 0 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Inactive during 2005

Inspections

Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & McHenry County Health Department


Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Norm Lewis 2233 W. Highway 173 Antioch, IL 60002

847-395-2020

Waste Management - North/McHenry** Norm Lewis 1713 S. Route 31 McHenry, IL 60050

847-395-2020



Waste Mgt.-Northwest/Wheeling Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Wheeling Location 350 Sumac Road

Location 847-520-0059 x 16 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 5 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - noon



Facility Facts




Inspections




630-724-8400

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** John Gerger 1021 E. Green St., P.O. Box 278 Franklin Park, IL 60131

847-520-0059 Ext. 16



Waste Mgt.-South Suburbs/Recycle America (Active) County Cook

Municipality Alsip Location 11601 S. Austin Ave.



Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Operator Waste Management - Alsip Transfer**

Facility Facts




Inspections




630-724-8400

Waste Management - Alsip Transfer** Jeff Mack 11601 S. Austin Ave. Alsip, IL 60803

708-388-8855



West Cook Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Forest View Location 6201 W. Canal Bank Road

Location 708-458-9800 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 24 hours daily

Waste accepted Municipal, C & D debris Tipping fee $48/ton

Owner Town and Country Transfer LLC Operator Heartland Recycling LLC

Facility Facts




Inspections



Town and Country Transfer LLC Loretta F. Volini 6201 W. Canal Bank Road Forest View, IL 60402

708-458-9800

Heartland Recycling LLC Loretta F. Volini/Joseph A. Volini 6201 W. Canal Bank Road Forest View, IL 60402

708-458-9800


Wheeling Township Transfer Station (Active) County Cook

Municipality Glenview Location 3 Providence Drive


Waste accepted Municipal, landscape waste Tipping fee N/A

Owner Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook Co. Operator Groot Industries Inc.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 7


Inspections



Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook Co. C. Brooke Beal 2700 Patriot Blvd., Suite 110 Glenview, IL 60026

847-724-9205

Groot Industries Inc. Fred Folkerts 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007

847-734-6400


Willow Ranch Composting Inc. Landscape Waste Transfer Facility* (Active) County Will

Municipality Romeoville Location 1371-A N. Joliet Rd.


Waste accepted Landscape waste only* Tipping fee $14/cu. yd.

Owner Chicago Title Land and Trust Co. Operator Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.**

*See also Land & Lake/Willow Ranch (LSW) Transfer Station

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1.32 *Opened, 5-23-03


Inspections



Chicago Title Land and Trust Co. Jane Zakerzewski 85 W. Algonquin Rd. Arlington Heights, IL 60005

847-758-4857


847-825-5000



Wilmette Village Yard (Active) County Cook

Municipality Wilmette Location 711 Laramie Ave.

Location N/A Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Sat.: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Waste accepted Landscape waste (leaves) Tipping fee N/A

Owner Village of Wilmette Operator Village of Wilmette

Facility Facts




Inspections



Village of Wilmette Ken Kennedy 1200 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette, IL 60091-0400

847-853-7581

Village of Wilmette Ken Kennedy 1200 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette, IL 60091-0400

847-853-7581


Winnetka Municipal Landscape Waste Transfer Facility (Active) County Cook

Municipality Winnetka Location 501 Green Bay Road

Location 847-501-6000 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.; Sat. 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.


Owner Village of Winnetka, Public Works Operator Village of Winnetka, Public Works

Facility Facts


Facility acreage <1

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 1,330 7 2005 2,230 11

Inspections



Village of Winnetka, Public Works Steven M. Saunders, Village Engineer 510 Green Bay Road Winnetka, IL 60093

847-716-3534

Village of Winnetka, Public Works Steven M. Saunders, Village Engineer 510 Green Bay Road Winnetka, IL 60093

847-716-3534


Woodland RDF Landscape Waste Transfer Area (Active) County Kane

Municipality South Elgin Location Area 4 of Woodland II, 7 N. 500 Route 25*

Location 847-741-0219 Hours of operation Unknown


Owner Oak Brook Bank, Trust #8-1735 Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

Facility Facts


Facility acreage <1


Inspections



Oak Brook Bank, Trust #8-1735 Kathy Blumenthal or Adriana Rodek 1400 W. 16th St. Oak Brook, IL 60521

630-571-1050

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Doug Hopkins 1031 E. Fabyan Parkway Batavia, IL 60510

630-232-7664



Zion Municipal Transfer Station (Active) County Lake

Municipality Zion Location 29th Street & Damascus

Location None Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Waste accepted Street sweepings, leaves, & wood chips* Tipping fee N/A

Owner City of Zion, Public Works Dept. Operator City of Zion, Public Works Dept.

*Maximum volume of waste stored shall be less than 400 cu. yds. Services only Zion.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 1,289 0 2004 1,195 0 2005 976 0

Inspections



City of Zion, Public Works Dept. Ron Colangelo or Charlie Fisher 2828 Sheridan Road Zion, IL 60099

847-746-4054

City of Zion, Public Works Dept. Ron Colangelo or Charlie Fisher 2828 Sheridan Road Zion, IL 60099

847-746-4054


CDT Landfill Compost Facility (Active) County Will

Municipality Joliet Location 2851 Mound Road

Location 815-741-0736 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sat.: 6 a.m. - noon*

Waste Accepted Grass, shrubbery cuttings, leaves, tree limbs, wood chips Owner CDT Landfill Corp.

Operator CDT Landfill Corp. *On Saturdays following holidays, hours are 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Will County Land Use Department, Waste Services Division

*Permit renewal still under review as of June 2006.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 59,200 26,605 228 2004 56,433 15,200 896 2005 25,721 9,255 0







CDT Landfill Corp. Dan Geiss 2851 Mound Road Joliet, IL 60436

815-741-0736

CDT Landfill Corp. Dan Geiss 2851 Mound Road Joliet, IL 60436

815-741-0736


Christiansen Farms (New) County Will

Municipality Peotone Location 12151 W. Wilmington Rd.

Location 708-258-6123 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat.: 7 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Waste Accepted Landscape waste* Owner Christiansen Farms

Operator Christiansen Farms *Total volume of landscape waste accepted shall not exceed 80,000 cu yds.


Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 3-6-06* - Permit Expires 10-1-10


*Formerly an on-farm permit exempt site, as of 3-6-06 now a permitted compost site.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 0 2004 tons per year 0 2005 tons per year 0




Other 0 0 TOTAL 0 0


Christiansen Farms Larry Christiansen 12151 W. Wilmington Road Peotone, IL 60468

708-258-6123

Christiansen Farms Larry Christiansen 12151 W. Wilmington Road Peotone, IL 60468

708-258-6123


Crystal Lake Composting (Active) County McHenry

Municipality Crystal Lake Location 410 S. Main St.

Location 815-459-2020 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Apr.-Sept.) & Mon.-Fri.: 8 a.m. to

4:30 p.m. (Oct.-Mar.) Waste Accepted Leaves, brush, tree limbs, [street sweeping leaves (Oct. 1 - Nov.

30)]* Owner City of Crystal Lake, Engineering Dept.

Operator City of Crystal Lake, Engineering Dept. *Total volume of leaves, woodchips and finished compost on site shall not exceed 28,000 cu yds. For City of Crystal Lake only.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & McHenry County Health Department

*Permit renewed, 6-30-05



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 8,383 9,636 2004 0 8,380 9,171 2005 0 8,162 8,850




Landscaping 1,656 1,890 Land Application at Agronomic Rates 0 0

Other 0 0 TOTAL 1,656 1,890


City of Crystal Lake, Engineering Dept. Eric Lecuyer P.O. Box 597 Crystal Lake, IL 60039-0597

815-459-2020

City of Crystal Lake, Engineering Dept. Eric Lecuyer P.O. Box 597 Crystal Lake, IL 60039-0597

815-459-2020


DK-Lake Bluff (Active) County Lake

Municipality Lake Bluff Location 664 Rockland Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner Village of Lake Bluff

Operator DK Organics LLC** *For City of Lake Bluff residents only. Total volume of landscape waste accepted shall not exceed 25,000 cu yds.


Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 8-2-95 - Permit Expires 3-1-10

Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Lake County Health Department



Brush cu. yds.

2003 769 2,015 606 2004 1,305 2,420 675 2005 1,950 2,610 452

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 801 2004 tons per year 1,107 2005 tons per year 1,372






Village of Lake Bluff Kent S. Street 40 E. Center Ave. Lake Bluff, IL 60044

847-234-0774

DK Organics LLC** Thomas R. Scheidt 725 N. Skokie Highway Lake Bluff, IL 60044

847-234-5499



Green Organics Inc. (Active) County Kendall

Municipality Bristol Location 1270 E. Beecher


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush Owner Aurora Blacktop Inc.

Operator Green Organics Inc.


Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 1993 - Permit Expires 1-1-07

Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office



Brush cu. yds.

2003 19,104 54,674 87,577 2004 13,433 24,071 47,184 2005 28,838 56,338 33,945





Other 0 0 TOTAL 52,873 142


Aurora Blacktop Inc. David Leifheit 1065 Sand Ave. Montgomery, IL 60538

630-892-9389

Green Organics Inc. Joe Mazza 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188-2476

630-588-0993


Harbor View Compost Facility (Active) County Cook

Municipality Chicago Location 2000 E. 122nd St.

Location N/A Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 5 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat.: 5:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Waste Accepted Landscape waste* Owner Stony Island Reclamation Company

Operator Land and Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.** *Total volume of landscape waste accepted shall not exceed 392,000 cu yds.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Chicago Department of Environment

*Permit renewed for five more years on 1-29-03.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 0 2004 tons per year 0 2005 tons per year 2,517

Landscape waste transferred in from alternate facilities




Other 0 0 TOTAL 0 0


Stony Island Reclamation Company James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778

847-825-5000

Land and Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.** James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778

847-825-5000



Hazel Crest Composting (Active) County Cook

Municipality Hazel Crest Location 2600 W. 170th Place

Location 708-335-9620 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Wed. extended to 7 p.m.; Sat.-

Sun.: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush*

Owner Village of Hazel Crest Operator Village of Hazel Crest

*No longer accepts yard waste from other companies. Maximum amounts accepted 11,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office *Permit renewed 5-11-04 for five more years



Brush cu. yds.

2003 4,464 6,938 0 2004 3,446 4,294 0 2005 3,033 3,201 0




Landscaping 665 0 Land Application at Agronomic Rates 1,000 0



Village of Hazel Crest Robert L. Palmer 3000 W. 170th Place Hazel Crest, IL 60429

708-335-9600

Village of Hazel Crest Timothy G. Fassnacht 3000 W. 170th Place Hazel Crest, IL 60429

708-335-9600


James Park Leaf Compost (Active) County Cook

Municipality Evanston Location 2222 Oakton St.


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves* Owner City of Evanston

Operator City of Evanston *Maximum amounts accepted 10,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office *Permit renewal approved on 11-20-03 for another five years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 1,371 6,000 0 2004 300 6,123 0 2005 250 7,937 0






Also reported accepting woodchips (3,600 cu. yds.)/firewood/logs (99,200 board feet).


City of Evanston David C. Jennings 2100 Ridge Ave. Evanston, IL 60201

847-328-2100

City of Evanston Zeltee Edwards 2100 Ridge Avenue Evanston, IL 60201

847-866-2922


Joyce Farms Recycling Inc. (Active) County Kankakee

Municipality Essex Location 13256 W 3000 N. Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush, tree limbs, fresh fruit and vegetable waste (additive)*

Owner Home Star Bank, Land Trust #883 Operator Joyce Farms Recycling Inc.

*Maximum amounts accepted 170,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Kankakee County Planning Department

*Renewal of permit application under review as of 6-30-06.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 61,966 53,632 50,648 2004 48,000 34,000 33,000 2005 35,729 27,532 24,568 Additional 7,504 yds. of fruit and vegetable waste







Home Star Bank, Land Trust #883 Jacklene Sue Bruhn 222 North Industrial Drive Bradley, IL 60915

815-468-2265

Joyce Farms Recycling Inc. Patrick J. Joyce P.O. Box 129 Essex, IL 60935

815-426-2133


Lake Bluff Municipal #2 Compost Facility (Active) County Lake

Municipality Lake Bluff Location 664 Rockland Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner Village of Lake Bluff

Operator DK Organics LLC** *For City of Lake Bluff residents only. Maximum amounts accepted 6,800 cu. yds. per year.






Brush cu. yds.

2003 694 1,945 231 2004 0 2,005 0 2005 1,121 2,129 0







Village of Lake Bluff Kent S. Street 40 E. Center Ave. Lake Bluff, IL 60044

847-234-0774


847-234-5499



Lake Forest Recycling & Compost Center (Active) County Lake

Municipality Lake Forest Location Route 60; 1381 W. Kennedy Road

Location N/A Hours of operation Sun.-Sat.: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner City of Lake Forest

Operator DK Organics LLC** *Maximum amounts accepted 20,000 cu. yds. per year. For City of Lake Forest residents only. Joint operation with the City.


Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 1993 - Permit Expires 8-01-07




Brush cu. yds.

2003 6,434 6,226 3,911 2004 4,416 6,681 2,775 2005 4,215 6,823 2,201







City of Lake Forest Tom Naatz 220 E. Deer Path Lake Forest, IL 60045

847-615-4218


847-234-5499



Land & Lakes #1 & #2 Compost Facility (Inactive) County Cook



Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner MCM Land Co.**

Operator Land and Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.** *Maximum amounts accepted 384,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & Chicago Department of Environment




Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 4,157 2004 tons per year 148 2005 tons per year 0




Other 0 0 TOTAL 0 0


MCM Land Co.** James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778

847-825-5000


847-825-5000



Land & Lakes/Wheeling* (Active) County Lake

Municipality Deerfield Location 21488 N. Milwaukee


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush, tree limbs*** Owner Prairie Recreational Development Inc.

Operator Land and Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.** *AKA Land and Lakes #5 Compost Facility. ***Maximum amounts accepted 384,000 cu. yds. per year.






Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0 Components of waste stream were not itemized.


Operator used conversion factor of 500 pounds per cubic yard for all components.




Other 0 503 TOTAL 20,002 503

Other classified as woodchips.


Prairie Recreational Development Inc. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778

847-825-5000


847-825-5000



Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch Compost Facility (Active) County Will

Municipality Romeoville Location 1371 N. Joliet Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush,tree limbs* Owner LaSalle Bank National Association, Trust #2624-EG

Operator Land and Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.** *Maximum amounts accepted 256,000 cu. yds. per year.






Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0 Landscape waste components not itemized.







LaSalle Bank National Association, Trust #2624-EG Dorothy Denning 2355 S. Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL 60005

847-545-5480


847-825-5000



Midwest Organics Recycling LLC (New) County Lake

Municipality McHenry Location 29353 N. Darrell Road


Waste Accepted Landscape waste (up to 10% livestock waste additive)* Owner LaSalle Bank National Association, Trust #7622

Operator Midwest Organics Recycling LLC *Maximum amounts accepted 55,000 cu. yds. per year.






Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 697 2,090 4,180

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 0 2004 tons per year 0 2005 tons per year 6,966






LaSalle Bank National Association, Trust #7622 Kathryn E. Shields 181 W. Madison, 17th Floor Chicago, IL 60602

312-904-2473

Midwest Organics Recycling LLC Ted Krueger 29353 N. Darrell Road McHenry, IL 60051

312-750-6605


Starlight Drive-in Compost Facility* (Inactive) County Kankakee

Municipality Kankakee Location 3200 E. Court Street


Waste Accepted Brush Owner City of Kankakee, Dept. of Public Works

Operator City of Kankakee, Dept. of Public Works *Nearing closure




*Permit was renewed on 4-29-03 for five more years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 15,188 2004 0 0 15,635 2005 0 0 0 No composting is performed at the site.

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 2,278 2004 tons per year 2,345 2005 tons per year 0




Other 0 6,140 TOTAL 0 6,140


City of Kankakee, Dept. of Public Works Bert Dear 401 W. Oak Kankakee, IL 60901

815-933-8472

City of Kankakee, Dept. of Public Works Bert Dear 401 W. Oak Kankakee, IL 60901

815-933-8472


Thelen Sand & Gravel* (Active) County McHenry

Municipality Antioch Location 28955 W. Route 173-B


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush, organics** Owner Thelen Sand & Gravel

Operator Thelen Sand & Gravel *Sites #1 and #2 combined on 8-19-05. **Total volume of landscape waste accepted shall not exceed 270,000 cu yds.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office & McHenry County Health Department



Brush cu. yds.

2003 84,179 48,116 8,807 2004 97,510 62,007 14,097 2005 108,901 66,485 15,599







Thelen Sand & Gravel Steve Thelen 28955 W. Route 173-B Antioch, IL 60002

847-395-3313

Thelen Sand & Gravel Steve Thelen 28955 W. Route 173-B Antioch, IL 60002

847-395-3313


Van Drunen Farms (Active) County Kankakee

Municipality Momence Location 2584 North 8000 East Road


Waste Accepted Leaves, brush* Owner Edward Van Drunen

Operator Edward Van Drunen *Maximum amounts accepted 28,000 cu. yds. per year.




*Permitted as a compost facility on 9-29-03.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 16,000 0 2004 0 11,050 0 2005 0 8,500 0







Edward Van Drunen 214 Mechanic St. Momence, IL 60954

815-472-3080

Edward Van Drunen 214 Mechanic St. Momence, IL 60954

815-472-3080


Waukegan Landscape Waste Compost Facility (Active) County Lake

Municipality Waukegan Location 825 Pershing Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner City of Waukegan, Dept. of Public Works

Operator City of Waukegan, Dept. of Public Works *Maximum amounts accepted 28,000 cu. yds. per year.




*Permitted to open, 4-28-03



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 13,657 0 2004 0 13,290 0 2005 0 19,000 0







City of Waukegan, Dept. of Public Works William Johnston 1700 McAree Road Waukegan, IL 60085

847-360-0944

City of Waukegan, Dept. of Public Works William Johnston 1700 McAree Road Waukegan, IL 60085

847-360-0944


Willow Ranch Composting Facility* (Active) County Will

Municipality Romeoville Location 1371 N. Joliet Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush, tree limbs Owner LaSalle Bank National Association, Trust #2624-EG

Operator Land and Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc.** *Site footprint was re-configured on 1-4-06 under the permitting process, abandoning areas previously used for composting and adding new parts for composting.






Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0 Landscape waste components not itemized.



Land Reclamation 0 0 Daily Landfill Cover 0 0 Final Landfill Cover 2,829 0




LaSalle Bank National Association, Trust #2624-EG Dorothy Denning 2355 S. Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL 60005

847-545-5480


847-825-5000



Winnetka Municipal Landfill Compost Facility* (Inactive) County Cook

Municipality Winnetka Location 1390 Willow Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner Village of Winnetka, Public Works

Operator Village of Winnetka, Public Works *Inactive 4-1-01 to 2005. Maximum amount that may be accepted is 15,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Des Plaines Regional Office *Permit renewed on 7-22-03



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0





Other 0 0 TOTAL 0 0


Village of Winnetka, Public Works Steven M. Saunders 510 Green Bay Road Winnetka, IL 60093

847-716-3534

Village of Winnetka, Public Works Steven M. Saunders 510 Green Bay Road Winnetka, IL 60093

847-716-3534


Compost Facilities

Region Three: Peoria/Quad Cities

“Pitch in. Put Waste in its Place: Are You as Smart as They Are?” by Emily Heinz, student, Hampshire Middle School, Hampshire (Kane County). Winner of Illinois EPA’s School Poetry, Prose and Poster Contest for 5th and 6th graders.

L ANDFILLS IN REGION THREE ACCOUNTED FOR 20.6 PERCENT OF the more than 980.4 million gate cubic yards of disposal capacity remaining statewide on Jan. 1, 2006, leading the

State in capacity share. The State’s largest landfill, Spoon Ridge Landfill, Fairview, housed 64 percent of the capacity in the region, translating to 13.6 percent of the capacity in the State. It ranked last in terms of wastes received in 2005, yet first in the State in terms of remaining landfill capacity since Jan. 1, 1997. Total capacity in the region declined 1.2 percent from the previous year. The re-opening of Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 as well as horizontal and vertical expansions at Envirofil of Illinois in 2004 and several new areas or cells that were permitted to open at three landfills during 2005 helped buffer more extreme changes in capacity.

Waste disposal decreased 3.5 percent The Region’s landfills reported accepting more than 4.3 million gate cubic yards of waste for disposal during 2005. In Region Three, the amount of waste received in 2005 by nine active landfills was down 1.2 million gate cubic yards from that received a year earlier, less than a one (0.6) percent decline.

No landfill in this region was in the top ten list in terms of large amounts of waste received in the State.

Region Three Data Analysis 2005 vs. 2004



- 3.5 %


- 0.6 %


Landfills and Transfer Stations: Active, Closed, Under Development in 2005

FULTON

KNOX PEORIA

STARK

TAZEWELL

WOODFORD

MARSHALL

HENRY

HANCOCK

MERCER

McDONOUGH

WARREN

HENDERSON

ROCK ISLAND



Knox County Landfill #3 ↓

Monmouth Municipal TS 1

Peoria City/County Landfill #2 ↓

Upper Rock Island County Landfill ↓

Quad Cities Landfill, Phase IV ↑ Kewanee Solid Waste Transfer Station

Peoria Disposal Co. #1 ↓

Wigand Recycling & Transfer Facility

Tazewell RDF ↓ (Nearing closure)

Envirofil of Illinois Inc. ↑ (Expansions, 4-20-04)

Spoon Ridge Landfill ↑

1 Active, but waste amounts accepted is unknown

Peoria City/County Compost LSW Transfer Station 1

Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 ↑ (Re-opened, 7-1-04)

Atkinson Landfill (Under development in 2004-2005)


Region Three Solid Waste Statistics

Counties 14 Area (square miles) 8,170 Population (est.) 760,131 Landfill life expectancy Years remaining 46 * Landfills Active in 2005 9 Re-opened in 2005 1 Under Development in 2005 1 Transfer Stations Active in 2005 4 Compost facilities Active in 2005 5 *Total remaining capacity (from table below) divided by total waste accepted. Tells how long the region may be served by local landfills at current disposal rates, barring capacity adjustments, until capacity is depleted.

Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 re-opens, as Tazewell RDF nears closure In Hopedale, Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 received a significant modification to its permit on Nov. 26, 2003 in order to develop Areas 2 and 3. An Illinois EPA permit to open was granted on June 30, 2004. This site had previously been inactive since the early 1990’s.

All active landfills in the region expect to remain open into 2006. The operator for Tazewell Recycling and Disposal Facility, East Peoria, has proposed a closure date in 2006. A transfer station is expected to be built at the landfill site. The site was still open in June 2006.

Envirofil of Illinois Inc. and Atkinson Landfill expand Illinois EPA approved two expansions at Envirofil of Illinois Inc. on Apr. 20, 2004. The site expanded horizontally by 57 acres and by 19 acres vertically, adding 9.25 million cubic yards airspace to its facility. Atkinson Landfill, Atkinson, also received a significant modification permit on Jan. 16, 2004; including a new liner, waste excavation, a 45.7 acre vertical and a lateral expansion (78.2 ac.). The site is still under construction as of June 2006. New cells opened in three other landfills in the region at Knox County Landfill #3, Oneida, Quad Cities Landfill, Phase IV, Milan, and Upper Rock Island County Landfill, East Moline, during 2004 and 2006.

Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 ____Waste_____ ____Capacity____ Disp. Area Close Municipality County Cu. Yds. Rank1 Cu. Yds. Rank2 Acres Year Atkinson Landfill 3 Atkinson Henry 0 N/A 0 N/A 204 2026 Envirofil of Illinois Inc. * 4 Macomb McDonough 189,479 39 18,605,000 16 53.08 2104 Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 5 Hopedale Tazewell 722,835 22 5,096,000 31 36.27 2013 Knox County Landfill #3 * Oneida Knox 446,197 25 4,806,000 32 42 2016 Peoria City/County Landfill #2 Brimfield Peoria 394,805 26 9,531,000 22 60 2030 Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. * Peoria Peoria 153,788 40 400,000 45 74 2009 Quad Cities Landfill, Phase IV * Milan Rock Island 1,384,857 12 16,880,000 17 67.76 2017 Spoon Ridge Landfill Fairview Fulton 7 51 134,154,000 1 372 2051 Tazewell Recyc. and Disp. Facility East Peoria Tazewell 282,542 32 271,000 47 42 2006 Upper Rock Island County Landfill * East Moline Rock Island 790,325 18 12,323,000 20 107.56 2021 Total 4,364,835 202,066,000 * Five landfills accepted out-of-state waste during 2005 totaling 1,321,392 gate cubic yards, or 30.3% of the region’s total, from nine

other states. 1 Standing among 51 landfills that accepted waste during 2005. 2 Standing among 51 landfills that reported capacity as of Jan. 1, 2006. 3 UD = Under Development as of 1-16-04, a lateral expansion (78.2 ac.) and a vertical expansion (45.7 ac.) are under construction. 4 57 ac. horizontal expansion & 19 ac. vertical expansion approved on 4-20-04, adding 9.25 million cu. yds. airspace. 5 Significant modification to permit approved 11-26-03, approved site opening on 6-30-04.

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Illinois EPA Region Three personnel investigate reports of suspected illegal waste disposal, and inspect the Region’s landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities, except in Tazewell County, where joint responsibility has been delegated to a local authority.


Illinois EPA, Bureau of Land 7620 N. University, Suite 201 Peoria, IL 61614 Phone: 309-693-5462 Fax: 309-693-5324 Tazewell County Health Department 21306 Illinois Route 9 Tremont, IL 61568-9252 Phone: 309-925-5511 Fax: 309-925-4381

Spoon Ridge Landfill ranks first in capacity since 1997

The Agency granted Spoon Ridge Landfill, near Fairview, a permit in December, 1997, that allowed the facility’s owner and operator to expand the disposal area from 80 to 372 acres. The total landfill area changed from 995 to 1,038 acres, and its peak elevation rose from 813.5 to 915 feet. With a design capacity of 84.6 million airspace cubic yards, the facility has been the state’s largest landfill for the past eight years, but this year it is last in terms of waste received.

On June 30, 1998, the owners announced a change to temporarily close Spoon Ridge as part of a nationwide effort to cut costs. The landfill owners said, in published reports, they would use the time to continue developing transfer stations and securing waste contracts that will eventually allow waste from the greater Chicago area and southeastern Wisconsin to be transported to Spoon Ridge.

Delegated inspections performed in Tazewell County

The Illinois EPA has delegated inspection authority to Tazewell County Health Department for duties usually performed by the Agency’s field office, such as investigating citizen complaints about open dumping and open burning, and for inspecting the county’s two active landfills and one compost facility. Tazewell County’s program was the first delegation partnership in the State, in place since 1987.

Transfer station operators report 43,180 tons handled Wigand Recycling and Transfer Facility, Chillicothe, handled 35,083 gate tons of waste, 81 percent of the amount voluntarily reported for the region by two sites. Kewanee’s municipally owned and operated transfer station handled more than 8,000 tons of municipal waste. However, two other transfer stations chose not to complete the Agency’s voluntary survey.

Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 Municipality County Tons

Wigand Recycl. & Trans. Facility Chillicothe Peoria 35,083 Kewanee Solid Waste Trans. Stn. Kewanee Henry 8,097 Monmouth Municipal Trans. Stn. 1 Monmouth Warren 0

Peoria City/Co. Comp. LSW TS 1 Brimfield Peoria 0

Total 43,180

1 Active in 2005, but waste amounts accepted unknown

Peoria/Quad Cities Area takes in waste from nine other states in 2005

State Accepted By Arkansas PDC #1 Indiana PDC #1 Iowa Five landfills

(Envirofil of Illinois Inc., Knox Co. LF #3, PDC #1, Quad Cities LF, Phase IV & Upper Rock Island Co. LF)

Kentucky PDC #1 Minnesota PDC #1 Missouri PDC #1 Nebraska PDC #1 Tennessee PDC #1 Wisconsin PDC #1 & Quad Cities LF, Phase IV


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.




Five year plan updates have been adopted by all counties except for Hancock County.

Ten year plan updates have been adopted by Henderson, Henry, Knox, Marshall, Peoria, Rock Island, Stark, Tazewell and Woodford counties.

Hancock, Rock Island and Tazewell counties have completed their 15-year plan updates.


Almost forty percent of landscape waste receipts handled at Peoria City/County Landfill #1

The Peoria/Quad Cities region’s compost facilities processed 21,203 gate tons of landscape wastes during 2005, 17 percent less than in the previous year. About 40 percent of the landscape waste in the region handled in 2005 was managed at the compost facility located at Peoria City/County Landfill #1, ranked fifteenth in the State.

County recycling rates average 28.8 percent

The Agency surveys recycling coordinators statewide each year. Four counties did not voluntarily report new data. Recycling rates ranging from 1.9 to 70.2 percent were reported. The regional recycling rate of 28.8 percent is considered to be the average rate for 2005.

Details concerning Region Three landfills, transfer stations, and compost facilities follow on pages R3.5 through R3.23.

Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005

Municipality County Tons

Peoria City/Co. LF #1 1 Brimfield Peoria 8,351 Pekin Composting Facility 1 Pekin Tazewell 3,949 Monmouth Municipal 1 Monmouth Warren 3,365 Knox County Landfill 1 Oneida Knox 2,794 Upper Rock Island County East Moline Rock Island 2,744 Total 21,203

Municipal Waste Recycled Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled County Population Tons PCD Tons Percent Fulton 38,250 29,537 4.2 4,116 13.9 Hancock 20,112 14,682 4.0 280 1.9 Henderson 1 & 2 8,213 7,494 5.0 2,101 28.0 Henry 1 & 2 51,020 32,589 3.5 4,876 15.0 Knox 1 & 2 56,100 47,100 4.6 13,990 29.7 Marshall 1 13,180 10,102 4.2 2,252 22.3 McDonough 1 32,913 18,019 3.0 2,012 11.2 Mercer 1 16,957 5,310 1.7 532 10.0 Peoria 2 183,443 371,218 11.1 138,566 37.3 Rock Island 149,388 237,169 8.7 62,735 26.5 Stark 1 6,332 3,467 3.0 347 10.0 Tazewell 128,521 148,936 6.3 41,653 28.0 Warren 1 18,735 10,257 3.0 7,196 70.2 Woodford 36,967 41,153 6.1 771 1.9 Totals 760,131 977,033 7.0 281,427 28.8%3

1 Has residential recycling ordinance. 2 Has commercial recycling ordinance. 3 Regional average.


Atkinson Landfill (Under Development) County Henry

Municipality Atkinson Location 137 Commercial Dr.


Waste accepted Municipal and nonhazardous special Tipping fee N/A

Owner Atkinson Landfill Co. Operator Atkinson Landfill Co.

*Formerly named Henry County Landfill #2.




Leachate monitoring stations Unknown Groundwater monitoring wells 7

Methane collection system None Years remaining, estimated by landfill 20 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1980 - 2026

*On 1-16-04, a significant modification of the permit approved a new liner and waste excavation. A lateral expansion of 78.2 ac. for a total of 204 ac. waste footprint and a vertical expansion to be placed over 45.7 ac. of the presently permitted landfill were approved for construction on 1-16-04. Landfills under development report design capacity, rather than remaining capacity. As of June 2006, the landfill expansions are still under construction.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: N/A 2004 State of Origin: N/A 2005 State of Origin: N/A




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Peoria Regional Office

Contacts Owner Operator Atkinson Landfill Co. 221 N. Washtenaw Ave. Chicago, IL 60612 Contact: Branko Vardijan

773-761-7706

Atkinson Landfill Co. 221 N. Washtenaw Ave. Chicago, IL 60612 Contact: Branko Vardijan

773-761-7706


Envirofil of Illinois Inc. County McDonough

Municipality Macomb Location 13998 E. 1400th St.

Location 309-836-2728 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special, liquids Tipping fee $32.25 per ton



Design capacity, cu.yds. 1,751,040 Total permitted landfill area, acres 156.1*



Methane collection system Utility landfill gas flare Years remaining, estimated by landfill 98*** Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1974 - 2104***

*Permit approved on 4-20-04, a 57 ac. horizontal expansion and a 19 ac. vertical expansion, adding 9.25 million cu. yds. airspace. Mod. #41 on 5-17-05 approved the proposal to solidify liquid waste. Mod. #46 on 5-11-06 approved operation of cell Phase 1A. ***Years remaining and year to close are based upon waste acceptance rates.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 291,823 88,431 340 6 2 < 1 2004 200,492 60,755 234 126 38 < 1 2005 189,479 57,418 221 144 44 < 1 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa





Contacts Owner Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 13998 E. 1400th St., P.O. Box 375 Macomb, IL 61455 Contact: Steven R. Harenberg

309-694-0295

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 13998 E. 1400th St., P.O. Box 375 Macomb, IL 61455 Contact: Steven R. Harenberg

309-694-0295



Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 County Tazewell

Municipality Hopedale Location 24501 McMullen Rd.


Waste accepted Municipal and nonhazardous special waste Tipping fee $35 per ton

Owner Tazewell County Landfill Inc.** Operator Tazewell County Landfill Inc.**





Methane collection system None Years remaining, estimated by landfill 7.0 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 7-1-04 - 2013

*Permit was significantly modified on 11-26-03 to develop Area 2 and 3. Permit to operate Phase A1 issued 6-30-04, and a site that had been closed since the 1990’s re-opened. Area 2, Phase B (3.82 acres) opened on 3-15-05. Mod. #5 approved on 1-12-06 the opening of Area 2, Phase C (4.36 acres). Operating authorization was granted for a leachate re-circulation system on 3-10-06.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 2004 356,162 107,928 415 0 0 0 2005 722,835 219,041 842 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: N/A 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Peoria Regional Office & Tazewell County Health Department

Contacts Owner Operator Tazewell County Landfill Inc.** 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards

309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Tazewell County Landfill Inc.** 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards

309-676-4893 Ext. 204

**A separately incorporated affiliate of Peoria Disposal Company, 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071, Peoria, IL 61614, 309-676-4893.


Knox County Landfill #3 County Knox

Municipality Oneida Location 996 Knox Road 2150 North


Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special, C & D debris Tipping fee $22.50 per ton

Owner Knox County Landfill Committee Operator Knox County Landfill #3





Methane collection system Under development Years remaining, estimated by landfill 11 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1982 - 2016

*Cell 9 (5.9 acres) permitted to operate on 7-2-04. Mod. #2 Cell 10 opened 2-14-06.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 518,000 156,970 604 0 0 0 2004 460,366 139,505 537 11 3 < 1 2005 446,197 135,211 520 1,640 497 < 1 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa





Contacts Owner Operator Knox County Landfill Committee Knox County Courthouse Galesburg, IL 61401 Contact: Larry Larson

309-341-0901

Knox County Landfill #3 P.O. Box 407 Wataga, IL 61448 Contact: Greg Ingle

309-375-6795


Peoria City/County Landfill #2 County Peoria

Municipality Brimfield Location 11501 W. Cottonwood Road

Location 309-565-4281 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 5 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Mon.-Sat. holidays: 5 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special, liquids* Tipping fee $35 per ton

Owner Joint City and County of Peoria, Solid Waste Disposal Board Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

*Mod. #48 on 5-18-05 approved a liquid waste solification unit.





Methane collection system Under construction Years remaining, estimated by landfill 24 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 3-9-98 - 2030







Contacts Owner Operator Joint City and County of Peoria, Solid Waste Disposal Board 419 Fulton St., Room 307 Peoria, IL 61602 Contact: Stephen Van Winkle

309-494-8801

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 11501 W. Cottonwood Road Brimfield, IL 61517 Contact: Steven R. Harenberg

309-565-4281



Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. County Peoria

Municipality Peoria Location 4349 W. Southport Road

Location 309-676-4893 Ext. 204 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Waste accepted Certified non-special process and remediation waste, special, hazardous*

Tipping fee $100 per ton Owner Peoria Disposal Co.

Operator Peoria Disposal Co. *One of two landfills in Illinois to hold a permit to accept hazardous waste.





Methane collection system None Years remaining, estimated by landfill 3 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1979 - 2009


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 141,584 42,904 165 67,199 20,363 47 2004 175,952 53,319 205 96,317 29,187 55 2005 153,788 46,602 179 70,895 21,483 46 2003 State of Origin: Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Tennessee, Wisconsin 2004 State of Origin: Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Tennessee, Wisconsin 2005 State of Origin: Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Tennessee, Wisconsin





Contacts Owner Operator Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards

309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards

309-676-4893 Ext. 204


Quad Cities Landfill, Phase IV County Rock Island

Municipality Milan Location 13606 Knoxville Road


Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special, asbestos Tipping fee $11 per cubic yard

Owner Millennium Waste Inc. Operator Millennium Waste Inc.





Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (approved) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 12 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1983 - 2017

*Permit was renewed on 6-24-04. Module 6 west south portion (1.5 acres) approved on 8-9-04. Module 6 west north portion (1.75 acres) approved 9-28-04. Mod. #26 approved on 2-14-06 the operation of Phase IV Module 4/5 (6.9 acres).


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 917,857 278,138 1,070 515,723 156,280 56 2004 1,254,030 380,009 1,462 826,858 250,563 66 2005 1,384,857 419,654 1,614 898,320 272,218 65 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin





Contacts Owner Operator Millennium Waste Inc. 13606 Knoxville Road Milan, IL 61264 Contact: Dominic J. Remmes

309-787-2303

Millennium Waste Inc. 13606 Knoxville Road Milan, IL 61264 Contact: Dominic J. Remmes

309-787-2303


Spoon Ridge Landfill* County Fulton

Municipality Fairview Location Route 1, Highway 97 North

Location 309-778-2787 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 24 hours a day

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special Tipping fee Unknown

Owner BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc.** Operator BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc.**

*The site is operating in a diminished capacity, in response to unfavorable market conditions. Under fully operating conditions, the waste volume could be three million cu. yds. per year. During calendar year 2005, waste was accepted only on 6-10-05. All other days during calendar year 2005 and onward through March 2006, this landfill did not accept any waste. In April - June 2006, waste was again accepted at the landfill, but it was exempt from state solid waste management fees. However, the site did become more active in calendar year 2006.


Design capacity, cu.yds. 84,620,000 Total permitted landfill area, acres 1,038



Methane collection system None Years remaining, estimated by landfill 45 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 5-31-93 - 2051


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 10 3 0 0 0 0 2004 8,359 2,533 10 0 0 0 2005 7 2 0 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only





Contacts Owner Operator BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc.** Route 1, Highway 97 North Fairview, IL 61432 Contact: Brian Holcomb

708-824-3060

BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc.** Route 1, Highway 97 North Fairview, IL 61432 Contact: Brian Holcomb

708-824-3060



Tazewell Recycling and Disposal Facility County Tazewell

Municipality East Peoria Location 3550 E. Washington St.

Location 309-694-0295 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 5 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Mon.-Sat. holidays: 5 a.m. - 9 a.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special, liquids for solidification Tipping fee $35 per ton




Permitted disposal area, acres 42 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 764.8


Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy, flares Years remaining, estimated by landfill < 1 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1975 - 2006*

*Nearing closure, but remains open through June 2006


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 921,317 279,187 1,074 0 0 0 2004 471,923 143,007 550 0 0 0 2005 282,542 85,619 329 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Peoria Regional Office & Tazewell County Health Department

Contacts Owner Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 3550 E. Washington St. East Peoria, IL 61611 Contact: Daniel C. Erni

309-208-0632

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 3550 E. Washington St. East Peoria, IL 61611 Contact: Daniel C. Erni

309-208-0632



Upper Rock Island County Landfill County Rock Island

Municipality East Moline Location 17201 20th Ave. North



Owner Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc.** Operator Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc.**


Design capacity, cu.yds. 11,079,400 Total permitted landfill area, acres 195*



Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy Years remaining, estimated by landfill 16 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-81 - 2021

*Permit Mod. #34 approved operation of fill area for a 5.87 ac. cell on 2-9-04. Phase 2 of the leachate recycling system was installed on 8-26-04 and is operating as of 2-7-06. Mod. #45 Cell 4C and B (4.82 acres) is operating as of 2-23-06.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 942,310 285,548 1,098 275,804 83,577 29 2004 1,080,568 327,445 1,259 359,769 109,021 33 2005 790,325 239,492 921 350,383 106,177 44 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa





Contacts Owner Operator Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc.** 17201 20th Avenue North, P.O. Box 159 East Moline, IL 61244 Contact: David Geier

309-496-2396

Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc.** 17201 20th Ave. North, P.O. Box 159 East Moline, IL 61244 Contact: David Geier

309-496-2396



Kewanee Solid Waste Transfer Station (Active) County Henry

Municipality Kewanee Location Fisher Avenue


Waste accepted Municipal, C & D debris Tipping fee $36.97/ton

Owner City of Kewanee Operator City of Kewanee

Facility Facts




Inspections



City of Kewanee Kip Spear 401 E. Third St. Kewanee, IL 61443

309-852-2611

City of Kewanee Kip Spear 401 E. Third St. Kewanee, IL 61443

309-852-2611


Monmouth Municipal Transfer Station (Active) County Warren

Municipality Monmouth Location 836 186th Ave.



Owner City of Monmouth, Public Works Operator City of Monmouth, Public Works

Facility Facts




Inspections



City of Monmouth, Public Works Andrew Jackson 100 E. Broadway Monmouth, IL 61462

309-734-2141


309-734-2141


Peoria City/County Compost LSW Transfer Station (Active) County Peoria


Location 309-565-4281 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 6 a.m. - 7 p.m. (March - December)


Owner Joint City and County of Peoria Solid Waste Disposal Board Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 3,400 12 2004 3,641 13 2005 0 0

Inspections



Joint City and County of Peoria Solid Waste Disposal Board Stephen Van Winkle 419 Fulton St., Room 307 Peoria, IL 61602

309-494-8800

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Steven R. Harenberg 11501 W. Cottonwood Road Brimfield, IL 61517

309-565-4281



Wigand Recycling & Transfer Facility (Active) County Peoria

Municipality Chillicothe Location 19908 N. Route 29

Location 309-274-4589 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m.- 6 p.m.; Sat. 7a.m.- 2p.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables, landscape waste Tipping fee $8.50/cu. yd. (loose); $18.75/cu. yd. (compacted)

Owner Wigand Disposal Co.** Operator Wigand Disposal Co.

Facility Facts




Inspections



Wigand Disposal Co.** Ronald L. Edwards 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071

309-676-4893

Wigand Disposal Co. Ronald L. Edwards 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071

309-676-4893

**A subsidiary of Coulter Companies, P.O. Box 9071, Peoria, IL 61612-9071, 309-676-4893.


Knox County Landfill Compost Site (Active) County Knox

Municipality Oneida Location 996 Knox Road 2150E, P.O. Box 407


Waste Accepted Landscape waste* Owner Knox County Landfill Dept.

Operator Knox County Landfill Dept. *Maximum amounts accepted 50,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Peoria Regional Office *Permit renewed on 11-26-03 for another five years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0







Knox County Landfill Dept. Larry Larson 1361 W. Fremont St. Galesburg, IL 61401

309-341-0901

Knox County Landfill Dept. Larry Larson 1361 W. Fremont St. Galesburg, IL 61401

309-341-0901


Monmouth Municipal (Active) County Warren

Municipality Monmouth Location 836 186th Ave.

Location 309-734-4026 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.; Sat.: 7:30 a.m. - 11:30 p.m.

Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush Owner City of Monmouth, Public Works

Operator City of Monmouth, Public Works *Maximum amounts accepted 20,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Peoria Regional Office *Permit renewed on 1-27-04 for another five years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 4,111 4,070 2,342 2004 3,448 3,101 9,818 2005 4,329 1,061 9,330








309-734-2141


309-734-2141


Pekin Composting Facility (Active) County Tazewell

Municipality Pekin Location 14379 Illinois Route 29


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush Owner D. J. Mahoney Inc.

Operator City of Pekin, Mayor's Office**



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Peoria Regional Office & Tazewell County Health Department

*Permit renewed on 9-1-04 for another five years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 2,150 3,050 2,560 2004 0 0 0 2005 9,085 0 0 *Landscape waste components not itemized.







D. J. Mahoney Inc. Jerry Mahoney 14379 Illinois Route 29 Pekin, IL 61554

309-347-2874

City of Pekin, Mayor's Office** Frank MacKaman 111 S. Capitol St. Pekin, IL 61554

309-477-2300

**City of Pekin holds operator permit, but D. J. Mahoney Inc. actually owns and operates the compost facility.


Peoria City/County Landfill #1 Compost Site (Active) County Peoria



Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner City of Peoria/County of Peoria, Solid Waste Disposal Board

Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** *Maximum amounts accepted 60,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Peoria Regional Office Permit renewed on 11-7-03 for another five years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 3,190 12,760 59,553 2004 2,855 11,419 53,288 2005 9,395 14,614 11,135



Daily Landfill Cover 0 11,000 Final Landfill Cover 0 0


Other 0 0 TOTAL 60 11,000


City of Peoria/County of Peoria, Solid Waste Disposal Board Stephen VanWinkle 419 Fulton St., Room 307 Peoria, IL 61602

309-494-8801

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Steven R. Harenberg 11501 W. Cottonwood Road Brimfield, IL 61517

309-565-4281


Upper Rock Island County Landfill Compost Site #2 (Active) County Rock Island

Municipality East Moline Location 17201 20th Ave. North


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc.**

Operator Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc.** *Maximum amounts accepted 10,000 cu. yds. per year.


Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 8-16-93 & 12-13-01 - Site 1 - 2002 Permit Expires Site 1 - 9-1-06; Site 2 - 10-1-07

Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Peoria Regional Office 3.17 acres in Site 1 certified closed, 4-24-06.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 3,553 3,648 1,758 2004 5,877 6,401 2,082 2005 7,209 3,790 2,001



Daily Landfill Cover 5,418 0 Final Landfill Cover 0 0




Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc.** David Geier 17201 20th Ave. North, P.O. Box 159 East Moline, IL 61244

309-496-2396

Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc.** David Geier 17201 20th Ave. North, P.O. Box 159 East Moline, IL 61244

309-496-2396



Compost Facilities

Region Four: East Central Illinois

Poster by Adrienne Strohm, student, North Elementary School, Marshall, 2003-2004 Winner of Illinois EPA’s School Poetry, Prose and Poster Contest for 5th and 6th graders.

Region Four Data Analysis 2005 vs. 2004

number of landfills Same

waste received - 1.9 million gate cu. yds.

- 16.2 %


- 4.6 %

A BOUT 9.9 MILLION GATE CUBIC YARDS OF WASTE WAS accepted in East Central Illinois during 2005. This figure is down 16.2 percent from the previous year, a difference of

1.9 million cubic yards.

Sixty-seven percent of that region’s total waste receipts was accepted at Livingston Landfill, Pontiac. In fact, Livingston Landfill accepted more waste than any other landfill in the State, a total of almost 6.7 million gate cubic yards, almost 1.6 million cubic yards more than that of the next largest recipient. Onyx/Orchard Hills Landfill, Davis Junction, took the number two slot, having accepted almost 5.1 million gate cubic yards of waste in 2005.

More than 7.9 million gate cubic yards less landfill capacity was available in Region Four this year, declining just 4.6 percent from the previous year.

Available capacity reported at nine landfills in the region on Jan. 1, 2006 was more than 164.2 million gate cubic yards.

However, one landfill has become inactive since the beginning of 2006. Streator Area Landfill #3, Streator, was active during the spring season until April 2006 when it closed its gates for now. The landfill is being prepared for future waste acceptance in its proposed expansion that is still under review by Illinois EPA.

Landfills and Transfer Stations: Active & Under Development in 2005

Capacity Increase

Capacity Decrease

Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc. ↑

LIVINGSTON IROQUOIS

SHELBY

MCLEAN CHAMPAIGN

EFFINGHAM

FORD

DEWITT

MACON

MOULTRIE

DOUGLAS

COLES

CUMBERLAND

EDGAR

CLARK

JASPER

CRAWFORD

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PIATT

Monticello Transfer Station

Clinton Landfill #2 ↓

ADS/McLean Co. Landfill #2 ↑ (vertical expansion, 11-16-05)

American Disp. Svs. of Bloomington Transfer Station 1

Livingston Landfill ↓

Bloomington Bulk Transfer Station 1

Illinois Landfill ↓

Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. ↓

ERC Coles County Landfill ↓

Paris Transfer Station 1

Waste Transfer and MRF

Landfill 33 Ltd. ↓

Streator Area Landfill #3 ↓ (Active, now inactive)

Shelbyville Disposal Service Transfer Station 1


1 Active, but waste receipts unknown

Macon Co. Composting Fac. LSW Transfer Station 1

(Open, 12-12-03)

Central Waste Services & Recycling Facility (Open, 12-17-03)

Effingham County Transfer Station (New, 11-10-05)

Region Four Solid Waste Statistics

Counties 19 Area (square miles) 12,096 Population (est.) 863,562 Landfill life expectancy Years remaining 17 * Landfills Active in 2005 9 Transfer Stations Active in 2005 9 New in 2005 1 Compost facilities Active in 2005 4 *Total remaining capacity (from table below) divided by total waste accepted. Tells how long the region may be served by local landfills at current disposal rates, barring capacity adjustments, until capacity is depleted.

Livingston Landfill ranked second in capacity remaining

More than 69.2 percent of the capacity available in the region is at Livingston Landfill, ranked second in the State. Fifteen years of capacity remain in the region.

On Oct. 8, 2004, Illinois EPA approved Livingston Landfill’s permit that included a 48 acre horizontal expansion of Parcel ABC, a 159 acre horizontal expansion of Parcel D, and a 75 foot vertical increase over Parcel D. This added 50.5 million cubic yards airspace capacity at this landfill.

ADS/McLean County Landfill, Bloomington, also received an Illinois EPA permit to open a vertical expansion on Nov. 16, 2005.

Streator Area Landfill’s vertical expansion was approved on June 4, 2003. This landfill became inactive as of April, 2005, while the landfill is being prepared to accept waste.

New cells opened at two landfills in 2003 and at one landfill in 2004. Three landfills had new areas open in 2005. A new disposal area opened at one landfill in early 2006.

An additional horizontal expansion application is under review at this time at the landfill in Bloomington and at Streator’s Landfill as well.

Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 Waste Capacity Disp. Area Close Municipality County Cu. Yds. Rank 1 Cu. Yds. Rank 2 Acres Year ADS/McLean County Landfill #2 3 Bloomington McLean 94,653 47 634,000 43 31 2013 Brickyard Disp. and Recyc. Inc. * 4 Danville Vermilion 952,843 16 18,841,000 15 152 2025 Clinton Landfill #2 * Clinton DeWitt 923,497 17 2,951,000 37 63.9 2009 ERC Coles County Landfill 4 Charleston Coles 199,447 38 551,000 44 43 2008 Illinois Landfill * Hoopeston Vermilion 149,726 41 21,066,000 12 120.5 2146 Landfill 33 Ltd. Effingham Effingham 278,008 33 3,059,000 36 40.6 2017 Livingston Landfill 5 Pontiac Livingston 6,667,994 1 113,762,000 2 254 2026 Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. 4 Decatur Macon 562,777 23 3,165,000 34 64.1 2011 Streator Area Landfill #3 * 6 Streator Livingston 67,663 48 199,000 48 20.4 2008 Totals 9,896,608 164,228,000

* Four landfills accepted out-of-state waste during 2005 totaling 125,800 gate cubic yards, or 1% of the region’s total. 1 Standing among 51 landfills that accepted waste during 2005. 2 Standing among 51 landfills that reported capacity as of Jan. 1, 2006. 3 Vertical expansion approved 11-16-05; horizontal expansion under review. 4 New cells approved in 2005 at three landfills. 5 Horizontal and vertical expansions totaling 50.5 million in-place cu. yds. of capacity approved on 10-8-04. 6 Vertical expansion of 480,000 in-place cu. yds. approved on 6-4-03. Site became inactive as of 4-05. Horizontal expansion still

under review.


Questions and Complaints Illinois EPA Region Four personnel investigate reports of suspected illegal waste disposal, and inspect the region’s landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities, except in Crawford, Macon and Vermilion counties, where joint responsibility has been delegated to local authorities. Questions or complaints concerning pollution control facilities, open dumping or other incidents should be directed to the office having jurisdiction over the site: Illinois EPA, Bureau of Land 2125 S. 1st St. Champaign, IL 61820 Phone: 217-278-5800 Fax: 217-278-5808 Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Agency (Crawford County) P.O. Box 83, 1630-1700 S. Eaton St. Robinson, IL 62454-3638 Phone: 618-544-7045 Fax: 618-544-5027 Macon County Solid Waste Management Department Room 212 141 S. Main Decatur, IL 62523-1293 Phone: 217-425-4505 Fax: 217-424-1459 Vermilion County Health Department 200 S. College St., Suite A Danville, IL 61832 Phone: 217-431-2662 Fax: 217-431-7483

Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Agency, Macon and Vermilion counties have delegated duties The Illinois EPA has delegated inspection authority to Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Agency (covering the counties of Crawford, Lawrence and Richland), the Macon County Solid Waste Management Department and the Vermilion County Health Department.

Delegation agreements authorize these agencies to conduct many of the duties that would otherwise have to be performed by the Illinois EPA’s Champaign field office: investigations into complaints about open dumping, inspecting pollution control facilities, investigating and enforcing suspected violations of land pollution laws.

Central Waste Services & Recycling leads transfer activity at 91 percent Three of the Region’s nine transfer stations voluntarily reported solid waste accepted in 2005. The 106,378 ton figure of waste receipts underrepresents what waste is actually transferred in the region. Ninety-one percent of reported waste was transferred at one site, Central Waste Services & Recycling in Urbana.

Seventy percent of composting in region at two sites More than 30,251 gate tons of landscape waste were processed at four compost facilities in Region Four.

Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 Municipality County Tons Central Waste Services & Recycling Urbana Champaign 96,978 Waste Transfer & Mat'l. Recovery Champaign Champaign 8,000 Monticello Transfer Station Monticello Piatt 1,400 American Disp. Serv. TS 1 Bloomington McLean 0 Bloomington Bulk Transfer Station 1 Bloomington McLean 0 Effingham County TS 1 & 2 Mason Effingham 0 Macon County Composting 1 Decatur Macon 0 Paris Transfer Station 1 Paris Edgar 0 Shelbyville Disposal Service TS 1 Shelbyville Shelby 0 Total 106,378 1 Active in 2005, but waste receipts unknown. 2 Open, 11-10-05

Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005 Municipality County Tons Urbana Municipal Landscape Urbana Champaign 12,404 Decatur Compost Inc. Decatur Macon 9,810 Macon County Composting Decatur Macon 6,083 Brickyard Disp. & Recy. Compost 1 Danville Vermilion 1,954 Total 30,251 1 Operated by City of Danville


Horizontal expansion permit applications still under review

Landfill Town Airspace ADS/McLean Bloomington 1.5 million Co. LF #2 Streator Area Streator 4.7 million LF #3

NEW





Five year plan updates were submitted by Champaign, Clark, Crawford, DeWitt, Douglas, Effingham, Iroquois, Jasper, Livingston, Macon, McLean and Vermilion Counties.

Ten year plan updates have been completed by Champaign, Coles, Crawford, DeWitt, Effingham, Ford, Iroquois, Jasper, McLean, Piatt, Shelby and Vermilion Counties. Macon County also completed its 15 year plan update.

Questions concerning these plans and their availability should be directed to the appropriate local administrators listed in Appendix K in this report.

Details concerning Region Four landfills, transfer stations, and compost facilities follow on pages R4.5 through R4.26.

Multiple years recycling rate average is 20.4 percent

Each year, the Agency attempts to seek current waste generation and recycling information from recycling coordinators statewide.

In Region Four, just five of 19 county recycling coordinators offered data for 2005, a 26 percent response rate.

Recycling rates in this region range from 4.9 percent to 30.7 percent. The data that is given dates from 1992 to 2005.

The region’s multi-year average recycling rate is 20.4 percent. The recycled amount for this region is 214,921 tons.

Municipal Waste Recycled Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled_ County Population Tons PCD Tons Percent Champaign 168,473 194,569 6.3 43,948 22.6 Clark 17,008 18,615 6.0 1,544 8.3 Coles 53,196 70,870 7.3 7,500 10.6 Crawford 20,251 17,000 4.6 2,700 15.9 Cumberland 11,253 12,938 6.3 1,035 8.0 DeWitt 16,516 11,303 3.7 999 8.8 Douglas 19,922 13,200 3.6 905 6.9 Edgar 19,905 22,339 6.1 1,091 4.9 Effingham 33,700 18,451 3.0 4,925 26.7 Ford 14,049 7,948 3.1 468 5.9 Iroquois 30,787 28,093 5.0 3,669 13.1 Jasper 10,117 3,323 1.8 233 7.0 Livingston 39,678 46,344 6.4 9,000 19.4 Macon 114,706 218,729 10.4 50,800 23.2 McLean 156,879 222,066 7.8 68,181 30.7 Moultrie 14,287 16,426 6.3 1,351 8.2 Piatt 16,623 8,700 2.9 451 5.2 Shelby 22,893 25,903 6.2 2,159 8.3 Vermilion 83,319 98,837 6.5 13,962 14.1 Totals 863,562 1,055,654 6.7 214,921 20.4%1 1 Regional average



ADS/McLean County Landfill #2 County McLean

Municipality Bloomington Location 2105 W. Oakland Ave.*



Owner American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.** Operator American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.**

*Interstate Route 55 at Oakland Avenue #2.



Permitted disposal area, acres 31 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 811*



*A vertical expansion was approved on 11-16-05 to a maximum height of 811 feet msl adding 308,000 cu. yds. increase in airspace. A horizontal expansion permit application (Log #2005-455) adding 1,477,000 cu. yds. airspace is still under review.






Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Champaign Regional Office

Contacts Owner Operator American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.** 2112 W. Washington Bloomington, IL 61704 Contact: Roger Groen

309-827-8631

American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.** 2112 W. Washington Bloomington, IL 61704 Contact: Daniel Winters

309-827-8631



Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc. County Vermilion

Municipality Danville Location 601 E. Brickyard Road



Owner Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc.** Operator Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc.**





Methane collection system Unit 1 gas collection system (designed) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 20 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-72 - 2025

*Permit Mod. #37 granted on 2-7-03 the operation of Cell 4C. Permit Mod. #41 granted on 12-11-03 the operation of Cell 5A. The site’s permit was renewed on 10-3-05. Mod. #53 allowed construction and operation of Cells 4D and 5C on 12-16-05.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 917,086 277,905 1,069 77,246 23,408 8 2004 1,057,408 320,427 1,232 109,281 33,115 10 2005 952,843 288,740 1,111 118,228 35,827 12 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Champaign Regional Office & Vermilion County Health Department

Contacts Owner Operator Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc.** 1730 Dirksen Parkway Springfield, IL 62707 Contact: Terry Bent

217-522-7797

Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc.** 601 E. Brickyard Road, P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834-0985 Contact: Ken Samet

217-443-3128



Clinton Landfill #2 County DeWitt

Municipality Clinton Location Route 51 South, RR 2, Box 216L



Owner Clinton Landfill Inc.** Operator Clinton Landfill Inc.**





Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (design and construction Years remaining, estimated by landfill 3 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1990 - 2009

*Mod. #35 approved the operation of Phase 5B on 3-25-04. Mod. #38 approved construction of the leachate re-circulation system on 1-31-05. Gas-to-electricity plant design and construction acceptance report was approved on 9-13-05.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 907,068 274,869 1,057 2,602 788 < 1 2004 937,526 284,099 1,093 1,223 371 < 1 2005 923,497 279,848 1,076 1,305 395 < 1 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri





Contacts Owner Operator Clinton Landfill Inc.** 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards

309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Clinton Landfill Inc.** 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards

309-676-4893 Ext. 204

**A separately incorporated affiliate of Peoria Disposal Co.


ERC Coles County Landfill* County Coles

Municipality Charleston Location 6351 W. State St.



Owner Environmental Reclamation Co.** Operator Environmental Reclamation Co.**





Methane collection system Flares Years remaining, estimated by landfill 3 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1979 - 2008

*Mod. #33 on 4-20-05 approved operation of Cell 10B (1.2 ac.).







Contacts Owner Operator Environmental Reclamation Co.** 6351 W. State St., P.O. Box 137 Charleston, IL 61920 Contact: Rich Galloway

217-345-7404

Environmental Reclamation Co.** 6351 W. State St., P.O. Box 137 Charleston, IL 61920 Contact: Rich Galloway

217-345-7404



Illinois Landfill* County Vermilion

Municipality Hoopeston Location 16310 E. 4000 North Rd.


Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special Tipping fee $9 per cubic yard

Owner Illinois Landfill Inc.** Operator Illinois Landfill Inc.**

*This landfill is actually located in Hoopeston, not Danville. The mailing address indicated is for another landfill owned and operated by the same company.




Leachate monitoring stations Unknown Groundwater monitoring wells Unknown

Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (planned) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 141 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-91 - 2146***

Permit Mod. #16, on 2-28-03, approved the renewal of the permit. Mod. #21 approves operation of Cell 2B (2.05 ac.) on 4-6-06. ***Years remaining and year to close is based upon waste acceptance rates.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 224,563 68,049 262 1,926 584 1 2004 182,789 55,391 213 2,908 881 2 2005 149,726 45,372 175 6,214 1,883 4 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana Of the 281,469 gate cu. yds., 93,208 cu. yds. comes from on-site relocation of Tweedy Estate Landfill 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Champaign Regional Office & Vermilion County Health Department

Contacts Owner Operator Illinois Landfill Inc.** P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834-0985 Contact: Ken Samet

217-283-6242

Illinois Landfill Inc.** P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834-0985 Contact: Ken Samet

217-283-6242



Landfill 33 Ltd. County Effingham

Municipality Effingham Location 1713 S. Willow St.



Owner Wendt Family Trust, Landfill 33 Ltd., R. Deibel** Operator Landfill 33 Ltd.



Permitted disposal area, acres 40.6 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 644*


Methane collection system None Years remaining, estimated by landfill 11 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-1981 - 2017







Contacts Owner Operator Wendt Family Trust, Landfill 33 Ltd., R. Deibel** 1713 S. Willow St., P.O. Box 703 Effingham, IL 62401 Contact: Brian Hayes

217-342-3747

Landfill 33 Ltd. 1713 S. Willow St., P.O. Box 703 Effingham, IL 62401 Contact: Brian Hayes

217-342-3747

**Mildred Wendt Estate, Landfill 33 Ltd., and Richard Deibel co-owners.


Livingston Landfill County Livingston

Municipality Pontiac Location 14206 East 2100 North Road



Owner American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.** Operator American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.





Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy operating; enclosed flare and blower system Years remaining, estimated by landfill 17 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1978 - 2026*

*Operation of Cell D-6 was permitted on 12-30-03 with Mod. #42. Mod. #48 approved, on 10-8-04, a 48 acre horizontal expansion of Parcel ABC; a 159 acre horizontal expansion of Parcel D and a 75 foot increase in final height of Parcel D adding 50.5 million airspace cubic yards of capacity. Plan to reduce waste acceptance prior to 2023 to meet Host County Agreement that requires facility to be open until 2026.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 10,550,336 3,197,072 12,296 0 0 0 2004 7,547,607 2,287,154 8,797 0 0 0 2005 6,667,994 2,020,604 7,772 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only





Contacts Owner Operator American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.** 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: M. Khalid Umer

708-385-8252 Ext. 112

American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc. 14206 East 2100 North Road, P.O. Box 646 Pontiac, IL 61764 Contact: Paul Beezhold

815-844-3054



Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. County Macon

Municipality Decatur Location 1363 Bear Road



Owner Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc.** Operator Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc.**




Leachate monitoring stations 8* Groundwater monitoring wells 45

Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (non operational), flares Years remaining, estimated by landfill 6 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1978 - 2011

*Mod. #28, issued on 8-28-03, approved the expansion of a landfill gas extraction system and installation of the initial portion of a leachate re-circulation system. Mod. #41 approved a waste disposal in Area 4B, Section IV (5.3 acres) on 4-18-05.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 591,235 179,162 689 9 3 < 1 2004 740,857 224,502 863 5 2 < 1 2005 562,777 170,538 656 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Champaign Regional Office & Macon County Solid Waste Management Department

Contacts Owner Operator Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc.** 1363 Bear Road Decatur, IL 62522 Contact: Troy Ward

217-963-2976

Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc.** 1363 Bear Road Decatur, IL 62522 Contact: Troy Ward

217-963-2976



Streator Area Landfill #3 (Active, now inactive) County Livingston

Municipality Streator Location 2111 Coalville Road



Owner Streator Area Landfill Inc.** Operator Streator Area Landfill Inc.**



Permitted disposal area, acres 20.4 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 657*


Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy Years remaining, estimated by landfill 2.9 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1995 - 2008*

*Permit for a vertical expansion to allow for the disposal of an additional 480,000 in-place cu. yds. and permit renewal for another five years approved on 6-4-03 with Mod. #28. Application under review, (Log #2005-081) requests horizontal expansion (4.7 million cu. yds. of airspace). Site became inactive as of 4-9-05 as the operator makes preparations for future waste acceptance.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 369,803 112,062 431 5,393 1,634 1 2004 554,032 167,888 646 2,645 802 < 1 2005 67,663 20,504 79 53 16 < 1 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana





Contacts Owner Operator Streator Area Landfill Inc.** 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: M. Khalid Umer

708-385-8252

Streator Area Landfill Inc.** 2111 Coalville Road, P.O. Box 755 Streator, IL 61364 Contact: Mark L. Kohrt

815-672-0097



American Disposal Services of Bloomington Transfer Stn. (Active) County McLean

Municipality Bloomington Location Rural Route 9 West

Location 309-828-4214 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.; Sat.: 7:30 a.m. - 11:30 p.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables, medical waste Tipping fee N/A

Owner American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.** Operator American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 7


Inspections



American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc.** Rich DeYoung 745 McClintock Dr., Suite 230 Burr Ridge, IL 60521

708-449-1250

American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc. Rich Kogler 2112 W. Washington Bloomington, IL 61704

309-828-3383



Bloomington Bulk Transfer Station (Active) County McLean

Municipality Bloomington Location 401 S. East St.


Waste accepted White goods, scrap metal, furniture, C & D debris and landscape waste*

Tipping fee N/A Owner City of Bloomington, Public Service Department

Operator City of Bloomington, Public Service Department *All waste collected was handled by American Disposal Services of Bloomington Transfer Station

Facility Facts


Facility acreage <1


Inspections



City of Bloomington, Public Service Department Brian Brakebill 401 S. East St. Bloomington, IL 61701

309-434-2220

City of Bloomington, Public Service Department Brian Brakebill 401 S. East St. Bloomington, IL 61701

309-434-2220


Central Waste Services & Recycling Facility (Active) County Champaign

Municipality Urbana Location 921 W. Saline Ct.

Location N/A Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: midnight to 10 p.m.


Owner Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** Operator Allied Waste Transportation Inc.**

*Maximum volume shall not exceed 500 tons per day.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 11.367 *Permitted to operate on 12-17-03.


Inspections



Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834

217-367-2278

Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834

217-367-2278



Effingham County Transfer Station (New) County Effingham

Municipality Mason Location 2184 N. 300 St. (Co. Rt. 25)

Location 618-483-3563 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sat.: 7 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables (paper, cardboard, metals, aluminum, plastic)*

Tipping fee N/A Owner Sutter Sanitation Service Inc.

Operator Sutter Sanitation Service Inc. *Maximum waste acceptance: 800 cu. yds. per day

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 3.234 *Permitted to operate, 11-10-05.

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Was not asked to report.

Inspections



Sutter Sanitation Service Inc. Tracy Sutter 105 E. Main, P.O. Box 569 Shumway, IL 62461

217-868-2734

Sutter Sanitation Service Inc. Tracy Sutter 105 E. Main, P.O. Box 569 Shumway, IL 62461

217-868-2734


Macon County Composting Facility (LSW Transfer Station) (Active) County Macon

Municipality Decatur Location 4225 N. Bearsdale Road

Location 217-424-1626 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.


Owner Edward Larry Garver, Jr. Operator Evans Recycling Inc.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 2 *Permit to operate issued 12-12-03.


Inspections

Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Champaign Regional Office & Macon County Solid Waste Management Department


Edward Larry Garver, Jr. 3455 N. Bearsdale Road Decatur, IL 62526

217-428-1039

Evans Recycling Inc. Rex D. Evans 1868 Midway Road Murrayville, IL 62668

217-882-2081


Monticello Transfer Station (Active) County Piatt

Municipality Monticello Location 904 Allerton Road

Location N/A Hours of operation Limited*

Waste accepted Municipal Tipping fee $0

Owner City of Monticello Operator City of Monticello

*Open two weeks each year for clean-up days: one week in the fall and one week in the spring.

Facility Facts




Inspections



City of Monticello Floyd L. Allsop 210 N. Hamilton, P.O. Box 437 Monticello, IL 61856

217-762-2583

City of Monticello Floyd L. Allsop 210 N. Hamilton, P.O. Box 437 Monticello, IL 61856

217-762-2583


Paris Transfer Station (Active) County Edgar

Municipality Paris Location Two miles west on Springfield Road



Owner City of Paris, City Hall Operator Ingrum Waste Disposal**

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 2


Inspections



City of Paris, City Hall Craig Smith City Building Paris, IL 61944

217-465-7601

Ingrum Waste Disposal** Scott Ingrum 501 Grandview Ave., P.O. Box 1088 Paris, IL 61944

217-465-3335



Shelbyville Disposal Service Transfer Station (Active) County Shelby

Municipality Shelbyville Location West Route 16

Location 217-744-5625 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 5:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.; Sat.: 5:30 a.m. - noon


Owner Shelbyville Disposal Service Inc. Operator Shelbyville Disposal Service Inc.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1


Inspections



Shelbyville Disposal Service Inc. Marsha L. Grubb West Route 16, P.O. Box 143 Shelbyville, IL 62565

217-774-5625

Shelbyville Disposal Service Inc. Marsha L. Grubb West Route 16, P.O. Box 143 Shelbyville, IL 62565

217-774-5625


Waste Transfer & Material Recovery Facility (Active) County Champaign

Municipality Champaign Location 10 E. St. Mary's Road

Location 217-244-7283 Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 5 a.m. - midnight

Waste accepted Recyclables & waste from University only* Tipping fee $19.05/ton

Owner University of Illinois; Physical Plant Services Bldg. Operator University of Illinois; Waste Transfer & MRF

*Maximum waste acceptance: 75 tons per day

Facility Facts




Inspections



University of Illinois; Physical Plant Services Bldg. Tim Hoss 1501 S. Oak St. Champaign, IL 61820

217-244-7283

University of Illinois; Waste Transfer & MRF Tim Hoss 1501 S. Oak St. Champaign, IL 61820

217-244-7283


Brickyard Disposal & Recycling Compost Facility (Active) County Vermilion

Municipality Danville Location 601 E. Brickyard Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush Owner Brickyard Disposal & Recycling Inc.**

Operator City of Danville City of Danville leases this property from the landfill and operates the compost site.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Champaign Regional Office & Vermilion County Health Department




Brush cu. yds.

2003 2,170 2,659 1,100 2004 1,690 3,450 15,415 2005 2,541 2,698 2,653



Daily Landfill Cover 0 0 Final Landfill Cover 0 0




Brickyard Disposal & Recycling Inc.** Ken Samet 601 E. Brickyard Road, P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834-0985

217-442-8139

City of Danville Carl Carpenter 17 W. Main St. Danville, IL 61832

217-431-2287



Decatur Compost Inc. (Active) County Macon

Municipality Decatur Location 3680 Bearsdale Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush and wood chips* Owner Decatur Compost Inc.

Operator Decatur Compost Inc. *Maximum amount accepted 10,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Champaign Regional Office & Macon County Solid Waste Management. Department

Opened, 4-5-04



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 6,553 2,251 3,662 2005 2,390 539 591




Landscaping 1,233 735 Land Application at Agronomic Rates 2,705 0



Decatur Compost Inc. Don Roderick 3741 Bearsdale Road Decatur, IL 62526

217-877-7697

Decatur Compost Inc. Don Roderick 3741 Bearsdale Road Decatur, IL 62526

217-877-7697


Macon County Composting Facility (Active) County Macon

Municipality Decatur Location 3520 N. Bearsdale Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner Edward Larry Garver, Jr.

Operator Evans Recycling Inc.** *Maximum amounts accepted 55,300 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Champaign Regional Office & Macon County Solid Waste Management. Department

*Permit renewed for five more years on 12-12-03.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 11,295 15,050 9,783 2004 4,315 11,322 6,797 2005 5,481 9,881 5,694


Wood chips 7,075.5 cu. yds.


Daily Landfill Cover 0 11,704 Final Landfill Cover 0 0

Landscaping 0 1,200 Land Application at Agronomic Rates 0 0

Other 0 1,190 TOTAL 0 14,094

Other: Livestock bedding


Edward Larry Garver, Jr. 3455 N. Bearsdale Road Decatur, IL 62526

217-428-1039

Evans Recycling Inc.** Rex D. Evans 1868 Midway Road Murrayville, IL 62668

217-882-2081

**New operator on 12-12-03.


Urbana Municipal Landscape Recycling Center (Active) County Champaign

Municipality Urbana Location 1210 E. University Ave.


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, mixed brush* Owner City of Urbana, Public Works Dept.

Operator City of Urbana, Public Works Dept. *Maximum amounts accepted 100,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Champaign Regional Office



Brush cu. yds.

2003 1,180 37,160 10,267 2004 966 37,261 0 2005 3,799 39,853 9,708 Clean brush & 50 percent mixed material is processed into wood mulch using a tub grinder.




Landscaping 1,888 5,130 Land Application at Agronomic Rates 0 0

Other 300 0 TOTAL 2,988 5,430

Other: on-site re-vegetation efforts at landfill.


City of Urbana, Public Works Dept. Michael J. Brunk 706 S. Glover Ave. Urbana, IL 61802-4427

217-384-2393

City of Urbana, Public Works Dept. Michael J. Brunk 706 S. Glover Ave. Urbana, IL 61802-4427

217-384-2393

Region Five: West Central Illinois


Compost Facilities

Illinois EPA’s float won the “Director’s Award for Best Non-Commercial Entry” in the Illinois State Fair opening Twilight Parade on August 10, 2006. The race car was constructed primarily by students in the Governor’s Environmental Corps from aluminum cans, plastic containers and other recyclable items. It was also on display at the DuQuoin State Fair.

Region Five Data Analysis 2005 vs. 2004



+ 13.1 %

total capacity + 442,000 gate cu. yds.

+ 0.9 %

W ASTE LANDFILLED IN WEST CENTRAL ILLINOIS (REGION Five) during 2005 amounted to only 4.2 percent of the state’s total, the lowest in the state. Nevertheless, the

landfills serve their purposes locally.

Region Five’s five active landfills accepted almost 2.2 million gate cubic yards of waste during 2005. This volume differed slightly from 2004’s total waste landfilled by adding 13.1 percent, or an increase of 252,284 gate cubic yards.

Landfill life exceeds statewide average As a region, West Central Illinois has the third most landfill life remaining: 23 years; Southern Illinois (Region 7) at 51 years and Region Three (Peoria/Quad Cities) at 46 years have more years of landfill life remaining. On the low end, Chicago Metropolitan Area (Region 2) has 11 years remaining. The whole state has 19 years of landfill capacity left.

The region’s capacity increased by 442,000 gate cubic yards as reported on Jan. 1, 2006, just a 0.9 percent increase from the previous year.

Five Oaks Recycling and Disposal Facility, Taylorville, is ranked ninth in terms of capacity remaining at Illinois landfills as of Jan. 1, 2006, with 29.2 million gate cubic yards of capacity remaining.

Landfills and Transfer Stations: Active and Inactive in 2005



RCS Landfill ↓ (Active, now inactive)

Pike County Landfill ↑ Waste Management/Springfield Transfer Station

Sangamon Valley Landfill ↓ (Re-opened, 7-7-03)

Area Disposal Transfer Station 1

Envotech-Illinois LLC ↓ (AKA Litchfield-Hillsboro Landfill)

Five Oaks RDF ↓

ADAMS

MASON

PIKE

SCHUYLER LOGAN

MACOUPIN

JERSEY

MORGAN

GREENE

MONTGOMERY CALHOUN

SANGAMON

CASS

MENARD

SCOTT CHRISTIAN


1 Active in 2005, waste receipts unknown

Evans Recycling Inc. 1 (Open, 3-21-03)

Evans Recycling 3 1 (New, 12-20-05)

Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 Wastes Capacity Disp. Area Close Municipality County Cu. Yds. Rank 1 Cu. Yds. Rank 2 Acres Year Envotech-Illinois LLC * Litchfield Montgomery 377,953 27 3,847,000 33 62 2015 Five Oaks RDF Taylorville Christian 769,435 19 29,245,000 9 175 2044 Pike County Landfill * Baylis Pike 364,041 28 6,846,000 28 69 2025 RCS Inc. Landfill 3 Jerseyville Jersey 132,436 42 2,749,000 38 23.6 2026 Sangamon Valley Landfill 4 Springfield Sangamon 533,741 24 8,400,000 24 74.42 2022 Totals 2,177,606 51,087,000 * Two landfills accepted out-of-state waste during 2004 from Iowa and Missouri totaling 115,443 gate cubic yards, or 5.3% of the

region’s total. 1 Standing among 51 landfills that accepted waste during 2005. 2 Standing among 51 landfills that reported capacity as of Jan. 1, 2006. 3 Ceased accepting waste temporarily on 4-28-06. 4 Re-opened, July 7, 2003.

Sangamon Valley Landfill re-opened in July 2003

Sangamon Valley Landfill re-opened in the latter part of 2003, under its new operators. Sangamon Valley Landfill’s owners re-activated a site that had been inactive since 1995 (with Illinois EPA’s approval) on July 7, 2003, when the operators opened Cell 1A, Area II. New areas have been built since then: Cell 1B, on Aug. 9, 2004; Cell 2A on May 26, 2005 and Cell 2B on Aug. 12, 2005.

New cells open at three other landfills

Cell 7, Phase 2B (4.1 acres) opened at Envotech-Illinois LLC, Litchfield, on Dec. 22, 2003. On Jan. 16, 2004, Pike County Landfill received a permit to operate Phases 10 and 11A, adding 5.2 acres to their permitted disposal area. On Jan. 25, 2005, RCS Inc. Landfill, Jerseyville, opened Cell #2 (side slope) and Cell #3A, adding 3.5 acres to their operating disposal area. A year later though the operators ceased accepting waste at this landfill and moved staff to their landfill in Roxana.

Three counties have delegation agreements

The Illinois EPA has delegated inspection authority to the Christian County Solid Waste Management Department, Montgomery County Coordinated Services Office and Sangamon County Department of Public Health.

Delegation agreements authorize these agencies to conduct many of the duties that would otherwise have to be performed by the Illinois EPA’s Springfield field office: investigating and enforcing 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.

Region Five Solid Waste Statistics

Counties 17 Area (square miles) 9,408 Population (est.) 563,134 Landfill life expectancy Years remaining 23 * Landfills Active in 2005 5 Became inactive in 2006 1 Transfer Stations Active in 2005 4 New in 2005 1 Compost facilities Active in 2005 1 *Total remaining capacity (from table below) divided by total waste accepted. Tells how long the region may be served by local landfills at current disposal rates, barring capacity adjustments, until capacity is depleted.


RCS Inc. Landfill became Inactive in 2006 Date Action 4-28-06 Ceased accepting

waste 6-1-06 Intermediate cover

applied

(Inspections also include nonhazardous industrial waste landfills, or monofills, and landfills that closed prior to 2003; these facilities are not included in this report.)

Christian and Montgomery counties each have one active landfill. Sangamon County’s landfill was re-activated in 2003.

Sangamon County has an active transfer station; Montgomery County and Christian County do not. Sangamon County also has an active compost facility.

Transfer station’s activity in 2005 is largely from the capital city of Springfield

Only one of Region Five’s four transfer stations voluntarily reported accepting municipal waste during 2005. This means that 153,450 tons of waste reported as being transferred tells only part of the story.

Evans Recycling Inc. operates landscape waste transfer operations in Quincy and Springfield. Quincy’s site has been opened since Mar. 21, 2003 and Springfield’s site, since Dec. 20, 2005.

Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 Municipality County Tons Waste Mgt./Springfield Springfield Sangamon 153,450 Area Disposal TS 1 Lincoln Logan 0 Evans Recycling Inc. 1 Quincy Adams 0 Evans Recycling 3 1 & 2 Springfield Sangamon 0 Total 153,450 1 Active in 2005, waste receipts unknown. 2 Permitted to develop and operate, 12-20-05.

One compost site in the region receives landscape waste

Sixty gate tons of landscape wastes (an amount less than one percent of regional wastes landfilled) were processed through the region’s only compost site active in 2005. Dirksen Parkway Compost Facility manages landscape waste generated from the State Capitol complex in downtown Springfield. Its permit was renewed on Sept. 8, 2005.

Quincy Compost Facility, Quincy, was certified closed on July 30, 2003.

Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005 Municipality County Tons Dirksen Parkway Compost 1 Springfield Sangamon 60 Total 60 1 Permit renewed, 9-8-05.


Illinois EPA Region Five personnel investigate reports of suspected illegal waste disposal, and inspect the region’s landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities, except in Christian, Montgomery and Sangamon counties, where joint responsibility has been delegated to local authorities.


Illinois EPA, Bureau of Land 4500 South Sixth Street Road Springfield, IL 62706 Phone: 217-786-6892 Fax: 217-786-6357 Christian County Solid Waste Management Department 214 W. Market St. Taylorville, IL 62568-2233 Phone: 217-287-2334 Fax: 217-287-7755 Montgomery County Coordinated Services P.O. Box 122 Hillsboro, IL 62049-1137 Phone: 217-532-9577 Fax: 217-532-9585 Sangamon County Department of Public Health 2501 N. Dirksen Parkway Springfield, IL 62702-1405 Phone: 217-535-3100 Fax: 217-535-3104


On-farm compost site near Springfield

Mr. Carroll Heissinger operates an on-farm land application site at 4140 E. State Route 29, between Springfield and Rochester. For more information, call 217-529-3531.





Five year plan updates have been adopted by Brown, Calhoun, Cass, Christian, Greene, Logan, Macoupin, Mason, Menard, Montgomery, Morgan, Pike, Sangamon, Schuyler and Scott counties.

Additionally, Christian, Jersey, Logan, Menard, Morgan and Sangamon counties completed their ten year plan updates.


Details concerning Region Five landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities follow on pages R5.5 through R5.14.

Multiple year recycling rates average 22.7 percent

Each year, Illinois EPA attempts to seek recycling and waste generation data from county recycling coordinators.

Four recycling coordinators (of 17 counties) in Region Five provided new data for 2005, a 23.5 percent response rate.

The multi-year average for the entire region, which includes recycling data from 1992 to 2005, is 22.7 percent.

Municipal Waste Recycled Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled County Population Tons PCD Tons Percent Adams 68,277 74,763 6.0 19,438 26.0 Brown 1 6,345 2,965 2.6 90 3.0 Calhoun 5,084 2,879 3.1 36 1.3 Cass 1 13,223 7,245 3.0 117 1.6 Christian 35,372 22,212 3.4 10,081 45.4 Greene 14,573 10,904 4.1 168 1.5 Jersey 23,713 21,638 5.0 1,389 6.4 Logan 1 & 2 31,183 20,500 3.6 5,000 24.4 Macoupin 49,019 18,786 2.1 3,243 17.3 Mason 1 16,885 9,193 3.0 242 2.6 Menard 3 12,738 6,743 2.9 80 1.2 Montgomery 30,652 17,341 3.1 4,543 26.2 Morgan 36,616 28,734 4.3 8,103 28.2 Pike 1 17,287 9,709 3.1 293 3.0 Sangamon 188,951 206,603 6.0 53,357 25.8 Schuyler 1 7,625 4,217 3.0 112 2.7 Scott 1 5,591 3,192 3.1 85 2.7 Totals 563,134 467,624 4.6 106,377 22.7%4 1 Has residential recycling ordinance. 2 Has commercial recycling ordinance. 3 Six months of data provided. 4 Regional average.



Envotech-Illinois LLC* County Montgomery

Municipality Litchfield Location Route 16 East



Owner Envotech-Illinois LLC** Operator Envotech-Illinois LLC**

*Also known as Litchfield-Hillsboro Landfill.





Methane collection system Flare*** Years remaining, estimated by landfill 10 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1976 - 2015

*Mod. #30 approved on 12-22-03, the operation of Cell 7, Phase 2B (4.1 ac.). ***Permit Mod. #27 approved active landfill gas collection and disposal system on 7-1-03.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 405,365 122,838 472 0 0 0 2004 228,332 69,192 266 10,985 3,329 5 2005 377,953 114,531 441 89,706 27,184 24 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office & Montgomery County Coordinated Services

Contacts Owner Operator Envotech-Illinois LLC** 2782 Landfill Trail, P.O. Box 97 Litchfield, IL 62056 Contact: Jay Ross

217-324-2811

Envotech-Illinois LLC** 2782 Landfill Trail, P.O. Box 97 Litchfield, IL 62056 Contact: Jay Ross

217-324-2811



Five Oaks Recycling and Disposal Facility County Christian

Municipality Taylorville Location 890 E. 1500 North Road

Location 217-824-3942 Ext. 115 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.; hours extended for special events

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special, liquids for solidification Tipping fee $37 per ton






Methane collection system Active extraction with flare* Years remaining, estimated by landfill 38 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-78 - 2044

*Mod. #31 approved on 2-13-03, allows operation of an active gas management system in Unit 6, Phase III, Units 7-I and 7-II.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 765,270 231,900 892 3,508 1,063 < 1 2004 814,114 246,701 949 0 0 0 2005 769,435 233,162 897 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, Wisconsin 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office & Christian County Solid Waste Management Department

Contacts Owner Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 890 East 1500 North Road Taylorville, IL 62568 Contact: Mark Baccadutre

217-824-3942 Ext. 115

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 890 East 1500 North Road Taylorville, IL 62568 Contact: Mark Baccadutre

217-824-3942 Ext. 115



Pike County Landfill County Pike

Municipality Baylis Location 32246 375th St.



Owner Pike County Landfill Inc.** Operator Pike County Landfill Inc.**





Methane collection system Yes Years remaining, estimated by landfill 19 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-75 - 2025

*Permit mod. #36 approved on 1-16-04, Phases 10 and 11A (5.2 ac.).


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 340,583 103,207 397 44,730 13,555 13 2004 332,599 100,788 388 25,451 7,712 8 2005 364,041 110,315 424 25,737 7,799 7 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa, Missouri 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa, Missouri




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office

Contacts Owner Operator Pike County Landfill Inc.** 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards

309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Pike County Landfill Inc.** 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards

309-676-4893 Ext. 204

**A separately incorporated affiliate of Peoria Disposal Co.


RCS Inc. Landfill (Active, now inactive)* County Jersey

Municipality Jerseyville Location 1336 W. Crystal Lake Road



Owner RCS Inc. Landfill** Operator RCS Inc. Landfill**

*Inactive as of 4-28-06





Methane collection system Passive gas flares Years remaining, estimated by landfill 21 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1-31-95 – 2026***

*Mod. #20 approved waste disposal in Cell #2 side slope and Cell #3A (3.5 acre) on 1-24-05. ***Site ceased accepting waste on 4-28-06. Intermediate cover with seed and strawing was applied by 6-1-06, according to the certified operator.







Contacts Owner Operator RCS Inc. Landfill** 1337 W. Crystal Lake Road Jerseyville, IL 62052 Contact: Tony Rosback

618-498-2024

RCS Inc. Landfill** 1336 W. Crystal Lake Road Jerseyville, IL 62052 Contact: Jay Ross

618-498-2024



Sangamon Valley Landfill* County Sangamon

Municipality Springfield Location 2565 Sand Hill Road

Location 217-528-9256

Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat.: 6 a.m. - noon; extended hours Mon.-Sun.: 3 a.m. - 12 a.m. (7 days before, during and 14 days after the IL State Fair)


Owner Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc.** Operator Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc.**

*Permitted to re-open July 7, 2003.


Design capacity, cu.yds. 1,405,222 (Area I) + 5,135,625 (Area II)* Total permitted landfill area, acres 198.24

Permitted disposal area, acres 24.11 (Area I) + 50.31 (Area II) = 74.42 Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 668 (Area I); 654 (Area II)


Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (non operational), flares Years remaining, estimated by landfill 16 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 3-12-81 - 2022

*Permit Mod. #4 issued 7-7-03 allowed Cell 1A, Area II to operate. Mod. #11 issued 8-9-04, allowed Cell 1B to operate. Mod. #14 on 5-26-05, opens Cell 2A and allows a landfill gas flare system. Cell 2B was permitted to operate on 8-12-05.






Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office & Sangamon County Department of Public Health

Contacts Owner Operator Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc.** 1730 S. Dirksen Parkway Springfield, IL 62703 Contact: Ray Carter

217-522-7797

Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc.** 2565 Sandhill Road Springfield, IL 62707 Contact: Daniel Winters

217-528-9256



Area Disposal Transfer Station (Active) County Logan

Municipality Lincoln Location 835 1575th St.


Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables* Tipping fee $56/ton

Owner Area Disposal Co.** Operator Area Disposal Co.**

*Accepts inter-company wastes only

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 20


Inspections



Area Disposal Co.** Ronald L. Edwards 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071

309-676-4893

Area Disposal Co.** Ronald L. Edwards 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071

309-676-4893

**A subsidiary of Coulter Companies, P.O. Box 9071, Peoria, IL 61612-9071, 309-676-4893.


Evans Recycling 3 (New) County Sangamon

Municipality Springfield Location 2100 J David Jones Pkwy-B


Waste accepted Landscape waste only Tipping fee $1.50/bag for general public

Owner Evans Recycling Inc. Operator Evans Recycling Inc.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 1.43 *New, 12-20-05

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 0 0 2004 0 0 2005 0 0 Not asked to report because it was only open less than one month in 2005

Inspections




217-882-2081


217-882-2081


Evans Recycling Inc. (Active) County Adams

Municipality Quincy Location 711 W. Radio Rd.

Location N/A Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.


Owner Evans Recycling Inc. Operator Evans Recycling Inc.


Facility Facts


Facility acreage 26.69 *Permitted to develop and operate on 3-21-03.


Inspections




217-882-2081


217-882-2081


Waste Management/Springfield Transfer Station (Active) County Sangamon

Municipality Springfield Location 3000 E. Ash St.

Location 217-523-5497 Hours of operation Sun.-Sat.: 5 a.m. - 6 p.m. or extended upon approval

Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables, solid waste Tipping fee $42/ton


Facility Facts




Inspections



Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Dan Erni 890 East 1500 North Road Taylorville, IL 62568

217-824-3942 Ext. 115

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Bob Meyer 3000 E. Ash St. Springfield, IL 62703

217-523-5498



Dirksen Parkway Compost Facility (Active) County Sangamon

Municipality Springfield Location 2901 S. Dirksen Parkway


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner Secretary of State, Physical Services

Operator Secretary of State, Physical Services *Landscape waste accepted from and used on State Capitol Complex properties only. Maximum amount accepted 8,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office & Sangamon County Department of Public Health

Permit renewed, 9-8-05



Brush cu. yds.

2003 15 35 10 2004 13 37 0 2005 60 180 0






Other: indicates excess material spread on-site.


Secretary of State, Physical Services Dave Rusciolelli Room 189, Howlett Building Springfield, IL 62756

217-782-6530

Secretary of State, Physical Services Dave Rusciolelli 107 1/2 E. Monroe Springfield, IL 62756

217-782-6530

Region Six: Metropolitan East St. Louis


Compost Facilities

All landfills are required to have leachate collection tanks, whether they re-circulate it or ship it off-site to a municipal wastewater plant. The entire leachate collection system must have secondary containment to hold any leaks.

Region Six Data Analysis 2005 vs. 2004

number of landfills - 1


- 1.9 %

total capacity + 33.9 million gate cu. yds.

+ 29 %

URING 2005, FIVE METROLITAN EAST ST. LOUIS FACILITIES received 17.3 percent of solid wastes landfilled statewide. The amount disposed in 2005 declined by 1.9 percent

from the previous year. Almost 9.1 million gate cubic yards of wastes were landfilled in the Metropolitan East St. Louis area in 2005. Figures differed by 175,068 gate cubic yards from year to year.

The region had one less landfill accepting waste this year.

On Jan. 1, 2006, Region Six landfill capacity increased by almost 33.9 million gate cubic yards, or up 29 percent from the previous year. Landfill operators in the region reported 17 years of capacity remaining for waste disposal.

The almost 83.9 million gate cubic yards of capacity reported on Jan. 1, 2006 by Cottonwood Hills RDF, Marissa, is 55.5 percent of the landfill capacity available in the region. Roxana Landfill’s 42.5 million gate cubic yards of capacity also added 28 percent capacity. Together, they encompass 83.5 percent of the available capacity in the region.

Landfills and Transfer Stations: Active, Closed & Inactive in 2005



Bond County Landfill Inc. ↓ (New owner/operator, 2-11-04)

Bethalto Waste Transfer Facility 1

Roxana Landfill Inc. ↑

Nameoki Twp. Transfer Station 1

Granite City Landscape Transfer 1

South Chain of Rocks RDF - Phase 2 (Closed, 7-23-04 & certified closed, 6-22-05)

Milam RDF ↓

Randolph County Transfer Station Cottonwood Hills RDF ↓

Salem Municipal Landfill #2 ↓

D & L Disposal Transfer Station (Inactive since 11-20-03)

FAYETTE

RANDOLPH

CLINTON

MARION

BOND

ST. CLAIR

WASHINGTON

MADISON

MONROE


1 Active in 2005, but waste receipts are unknown

D

Keller Excavating TS

Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 Wastes Capacity Disp. Area Close Municipality County Cu. Yds. Rank 1 Cu. Yds. Rank 2 Acres Year Bond County Landfill Inc. * 3 Greenville Bond 274,204 34 7,736,000 25 63 2033 Cottonwood Hills RDF * 4 Marissa St. Clair 1,482,264 11 83,860,000 4 203 2063 Milam Recyc. and Disp. Facility * 5 East St. Louis St. Clair 3,276,126 5 16,587,000 18 176 2011 Roxana Landfill Inc. * 6 Roxana Madison 3,896,148 4 42,505,000 8 204.8 2016 Salem Municipal Landfill #2 7 Salem Marion 97,275 46 277,000 46 22 2009 Totals 9,026,017 150,965,000

* Four landfills accepted waste from four other states during 2005 totaling 4,779,200 gate cubic yards, or 53% of the region’s total. 1 Standing among 51 landfills that accepted waste during 2005. 2 Standing among 51 landfills that reported capacity as of Jan. 1, 2006. 3 Mod. #20 opened Phase IIIB (4.3 ac.) on 1-21-05. Mod. #26 opened a side slope cell (1.2 ac.) on 4-20-06. 4 Phase 1A North approved on 11-20-03. Phase 3 Northwest (4.32 ac.) and all of Phase I East slope was open by 12-16-04. Phase

3 southwest (4.2 ac.) opened on 9-23-05. 5 Phase IV NW expansion approved on 2-25-03. Vertical expansion of 4.75 million cu. yds. approved on 10-16-03. Phase IV

Northeast expansion approved on 1-26-04. Phase V Northwest approved on 1-5-05. Phase V North approved on 4-19-06. 6 New modules 8A (4.8 ac.), 9A (5 ac.), 10A North & South (1.8 ac.), 11A (5.1 ac.) approved in 2003 and 2004. Vertical expansion

(20.5 million air-space cu. yds.) and 99.49 ac. horizontal expansion approved on 6-6-05. Cells 2A & 3A (10 ac.) approved on 5-18-06.

7 Phase II East half approved on 9-24-03. Phase II West half (1.3 ac.) approved on 10-4-04. Phase 3 Southern part (1.3 ac.) approved on 12-29-05.

Region Six Solid Waste Statistics

Counties 9 Area (square miles) 5,061 Population (est.) 712,077 Landfill life expectancy Years remaining 17 *

Landfills Active in 2005 5 Open into 2006 5 Transfer Stations Active in 2005 5 Inactive in 2005 1 Compost facilities Active in 2005 6 Open into 2006 6 *Total remaining capacity (from table below) divided by total waste accepted. Tells how long the region may be served by local landfills at current disposal rates, barring capacity adjustments, until capacity is depleted.

Construction of new cells permitted at all six landfills

All six landfills applied for and received permits to construct new cells or areas during 2003 to early 2006. More details about these developments are found on the landfill specification pages that follow this regional overview.

Expansion permits are approved at two landfills The Illinois EPA approved on Oct. 16, 2003, a 4.75 million cubic yard vertical expansion at Milam RDF, East St. Louis. At the same site, its Phase IV Northeast expansion received approval on Jan. 26, 2004; and Phase V Northwest area changes received approval on Jan. 5, 2005.

On June 6, 2005, at Roxana Landfill Authority, Roxana, a 99.49 acre horizontal and a 20.5 million cubic yards airspace vertical expansion received Illinois EPA approval. Additionally, Cells 2A and 3A (10 ac.) were approved on May 18, 2006.

Two landfills rank in top 10 in waste receipts Roxana Landfill Inc. also had the distinction of ranking fourth in the state in quantities of all the municipal waste disposed during 2005, and Milam RDF ranked fifth. These two landfills accepted 79.4 percent of the waste that was landfilled in the region.



Illinois EPA Region Six field office personnel investigate reports of suspected illegal waste disposal, and inspect the region’s landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities, except in Madison and St. Clair counties, where joint responsibility has been delegated to local authorities.


Illinois EPA, Bureau of Land 2009 Mall St. Collinsville, IL 62234 Phone: 618-346-5120 Fax: 618-346-5155 Madison County Planning and Development Dept. 157 N. Main, Suite 254 Edwardsville, IL 62025-1964 Phone: 618-692-7040 Ext. 4663 Fax: 618-692-8982 St. Clair County Health Department 19 Public Square, Suite 150 Belleville, IL 62220-1624 Phone: 618-233-7769 Fax: 618-236-0676 or 618-233-7713

More than half of wastes disposed came from four other states Salem Municipal Landfill #2 was the only active facility in the region that did not accept out-of-state waste. Of the total waste accepted by four landfills, almost 4.8 million cubic yards originated elsewhere. Region 6 sites received 53 percent of its waste from these four states: Arkansas, Kansas, Kentucky and Missouri. Which landfills accepted from other states and its percentage include: Cottonwood Hills (76 percent); Milam RDF (56 percent), Roxana Landfill Inc. (46 percent), and Bond County Landfill (one percent). Madison and St. Clair counties also conduct inspections The Illinois EPA has delegated inspection authority to the Madison County Planning and Development Department and the St. Clair County Health Department.

Delegation agreements authorize these agencies to conduct many of the duties that would otherwise be performed by the Illinois EPA’s Collinsville field office: investigating and enforcing 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 nonhazardous industrial waste landfills, or monofills, and landfills that closed prior to 2003; these facilities are not included in this report.)

Both Madison and St. Clair Counties have two active landfills each. Both counties also have compost facilities, but only Madison County has transfer stations (four). Five transfer stations were open, and two voluntarily reported Two of the five transfer stations in Region Six voluntarily reported that 28,596 tons were transferred during 2005. The amount of waste transferred by these facilities is underrepresented, because three others did not report.

Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 Municipality County Tons Randolph County Trans. Stn. Sparta Randolph 28,484 Keller Excavating TS Edwardsville Madison 112 Bethalto Waste Transfer Facility 1 Bethalto Madison 0

Granite City Landscape Transfer 1 Granite City Madison 0

Nameoki Township Transfer Station 1 Granite City Madison 0

Total 28,596 1 Active in 2005, but waste receipts unknown


Expansions approved on June 6, 2005

Landfill Details Roxana Landfill horizontal (99.49 Inc., Roxana ac.) and vertical

(20.5 million airspace cu. yds.)

BFI Modern Landfill Compost Facility Site #2 is State’s second largest St. Louis Composting, Belleville’s only compost facility, accepted 57,074 tons of landscape waste in 2005. It accepted 2,748 less tons than first-ranked Thelen Sand and Gravel Site #1, Antioch. The two sites together handled 29.7 percent of the amount that was composted in Illinois during 2005.

Six compost facilities in the region processed 104,468 gate tons of landscape waste in 2005. The region’s sites handled 26.5 percent of the total landscape waste received for composting in Illinois.

Centralia Landscape and Waste Recycling, Centralia, closed on Nov. 5, 2004, and was certified closed on Jan. 11, 2005. A new compost site opened at the landfill in Marissa in 2005.





Five year plan updates have been adopted by all the Region Six counties: Bond, Madison, Monroe, St. Clair and Washington counties have also completed ten year plan updates. Monroe County also has completed its 15 year plan update.


Details concerning Region Six landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities follow on pages R6.5 through R6.23.

Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2005 Municipality County Tons BFI Modern Landfill Belleville St. Clair 57,074 Milam RDF East St. Louis St. Clair 37,956 Roxana Landfill Compost 2 Roxana Madison 8,712 Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Salem Marion 449 Nashville Municipal Nashville Washington 264 Cottonwood Hills Compost 1 Marissa St. Clair 13 Total 104,468 1 Opened 4-05, closed during May and June, re-opened in July. 2 Compost site expansion approved, 3-8-04.

Multiple year recycling rates average 29.1 percent Each year, the Illinois EPA seeks recycling and waste generation data from county recycling coordinators. Four of the nine counties in the region voluntarily responded to the recycling survey in 2005, a 44 percent response rate.

Recycling rates in Region Six ranged from 2.1 percent to 35.2 percent. The regional average recycling rate was 29.1 percent.

Municipal Waste Recycled Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled County Population Tons PCD Tons Percent Bond 17,633 21,883 6.8 1,357 6.2 Clinton 35,600 17,215 2.6 3,000 17.4 Fayette 21,838 19,927 5.0 409 2.1 Madison 1 259,941 318,482 6.7 111,446 35.0 Marion 41,691 41,086 5.4 6,840 16.6 Monroe 30,250 19,322 3.5 2,315 12.0 Randolph 33,893 25,979 4.2 2,860 11.0 St. Clair 256,082 140,205 3.0 49,384 35.2 Washington 15,149 6,912 2.5 359 5.2 Totals 712,077 611,011 4.7 177,970 29.1%2 1 Has residential recycling ordinance. 2 Regional average.



Bond County Landfill Inc.* County Bond

Municipality Greenville Location 825 Willard Street, RR 3



Owner Bond County Landfill Inc.** Operator Bond County Landfill Inc.**

*New owner and operator as of 2-11-04.






*Mod. #20 issued on 1-21-05 opened Phase IIIB (4.3 acres) and Mod. 26 issued on 4-20-06 opened 1.2 acres cell on a side slope.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 314,357 95,260 366 7,852 2,379 2 2004 366,600 111,091 427 4,834 1,465 1 2005 274,204 83,092 320 2,441 740 1 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Collinsville Regional Office

Contacts Owner Operator Bond County Landfill Inc.** 825 Willard St., R.R. 3 Greenville, IL 62246 Contact: Tony Rosback

618-664-2587

Bond County Landfill Inc.** 825 Willard St., R.R. 3 Greenville, IL 62246 Contact: Bob London

618-664-2587



Cottonwood Hills RDF County St. Clair

Municipality Marissa Location 10400 Hillstown Road

Location 618-295-2809 Hours of operation Sun.-Sat.: 3 a.m. - midnight







Methane collection system 67 extraction wells Years remaining, estimated by landfill 57 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 11-1-00 - 2063*

*On 11-20-03, Phase 1A North was approved to open and on 3-8-04, Phase 1 East Slope/Southwest corner opened. Permit was renewed on 12-16-04. Phase 3 northwest (4.32 acres) and remainder of Phase 1 east slope (approximately 0.11 acres) opened on 12-16-04. Phase 3 southwest (4.2 acres) opened on 9-23-05.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 1,269,306 384,638 1,479 949,515 287,732 75 2004 1,429,435 433,162 1,666 1,117,894 338,756 78 2005 1,482,264 449,171 1,728 1,122,832 340,252 76 2003 State of Origin: Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri 2004 State of Origin: Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Collinsville Regional Office & St. Clair County Health Department

Contacts Owner Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 601 Madison Road East St. Louis, IL 62201 Contact: Ernest H. Dennison

618-271-6788 Ext. 122

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** 601 Madison Road East St. Louis, IL 62201 Contact: Ernest H. Dennison

618-271-6788 Ext. 122



Milam Recycling and Disposal Facility County St. Clair

Municipality East St. Louis Location 601 Madison Road

Location 618-271-6788 Ext. 122 Hours of operation Sun.-Sat.: 3 a.m. - midnight







Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy Years remaining, estimated by landfill 5 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1974 - 2011*

*Permit Mod. #26 approved on 2-25-03 the construction of Phase IV Northwest expansion. Mod. #27 permitted a 4.75 million cu. yd. vertical expansion on 10-16-03 (changed design capacity and elevation). Permit Mod. #28 approved on 01-26-04, the operation of Phase IV Northeast expansion. Mod. #29 approved Phase V northwest on 1-5-05. Mod. #33 approved Phase V North approved on 4-19-06.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 4,205,148 1,274,287 4,901 2,418,457 732,866 58 2004 3,810,272 1,154,628 4,441 2,370,040 718,194 62 2005 3,276,126 992,765 3,818 1,846,147 559,438 56 2003 State of Origin: Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Collinsville Regional Office & St. Clair County Health Department


618-271-6788 Ext. 122


618-271-6788 Ext. 122



Roxana Landfill Inc. County Madison

Municipality Roxana Location 4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P.O. Box 97

Location 618-656-6912 Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 3 a.m. - midnight

Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special, C & D debris Tipping fee $35.35 per ton

Owner Roxana Landfill Authority Inc.** Operator Roxana Landfill Authority Inc.**





Methane collection system Flares & gas-to-energy Years remaining, estimated by landfill 11 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1975 - 2016

Module 8A (4.8 ac.) approved on 9-8-03; Module 9A (5 ac.) & Module 10A (1.8 ac.) approved on 1-21-04; Southern half of Module 10A approved on 6-24-04. Module 10A north and 11A (5.1 ac.) approved on 11-10-04. A horizontal (99.49 ac.) and a vertical expansion of 20,536,485 airspace cu. yds. was approved on 6-6-05. Mod. #55 approved operation of Cells 2A and 3A (10 ac.) on 5-18-06.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 3,120,712 945,670 3,637 963,461 291,958 31 2004 3,423,830 1,037,524 3,990 1,506,738 456,587 44 2005 3,896,148 1,180,651 4,541 1,807,780 547,812 46 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Collinsville Regional Office & Madison County Planning & Development Department

Contacts Owner Operator Roxana Landfill Authority Inc.** 4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P. O. Box 97 Roxana, IL 62084-0097 Contact: Tony Rosback

618-656-6912

Roxana Landfill Authority Inc.** 4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P.O. Box 97 Roxana, IL 62084-0097 Contact: Jay Ross

618-656-6912



Salem Municipal Landfill #2 County Marion

Municipality Salem Location 900 E. Lake St.


Waste accepted Municipal Tipping fee $7.50 per cubic yard

Owner City of Salem, Mayor's Office Operator Salem Municipal Landfill #2


Design capacity, cu.yds. 457,000 Total permitted landfill area, acres 49



Methane collection system None Years remaining, estimated by landfill 3 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1977 - 2009*

*Permit Mod. #15 approved on 8-22-03 the renewal of the permit for five more years. Mod. #16 approved operation of the east half of Phase II on 9-24-03. The landfill’s South Unit was certified closed on 5-10-04. Mod. #22 approved on 10-4-04, the operation of the west half of Phase II (1.3 acres). Mod. #26 approves operation of the Southern part of Phase 3 (1.3 ac.) on 12-29-05.







Contacts Owner Operator City of Salem, Mayor's Office 101 S. Broadway Salem, IL 62881-1699 Contact: James W. Snider

618-548-2222

Salem Municipal Landfill #2 900 E. Lake St. Salem, IL 62881-1699 Contact: Jason Bruce

618-548-7781


South Chain of Rocks RDF-Phase II (Closed) County Madison

Municipality Granite City Location 3399 W. Chain of Rocks Road



Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.





Methane collection system Active Years remaining, estimated by landfill 0 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1978 - 7-23-2004*

*Last receipt of waste was on 7-23-04. Certification of Closure approved on 6-22-05. Minimum 30-year post-closure care period began on 4-30-05.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 178,496 54,090 208 163,442 49,528 92 2004 71,980 21,812 84 50,074 15,174 70 2005 0 0 0 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: N/A





Contacts Owner Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2673 Outer Loop Louisville, KY 40219 Contact: John A. Tony Barbush

502-966-0272 Ext. 257

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2673 Outer Loop Louisville, KY 40219 Contact: John A. Tony Barbush

502-966-0272 Ext. 257



Bethalto Waste Transfer Facility (Active) County Madison

Municipality Bethalto Location Albers Lane & Culp Lane

Location 608-377-8013 Hours of operation By appointment

Waste accepted Bulk municipal Tipping fee N/A

Owner Village of Bethalto, Public Works Operator Village of Bethalto, Public Works

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 16


Inspections



Village of Bethalto, Public Works Bill Piening 213 N. Prairie Bethalto, IL 62010

618-377-8013

Village of Bethalto, Public Works Bill Piening 213 N. Prairie Bethalto, IL 62010

618-377-8013


D & L Disposal Transfer Station (Inactive) County Bond

Municipality Greenville Location 815 Willard St.



Owner D & L Disposal LLC** Operator D & L Disposal LLC**

Facility Facts


Facility acreage <1 Inactive since 11-20-03

Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 30,471 117 2004 0 0 2005 0 0

Inspections



D & L Disposal LLC** Robert London 900 Willard St.; P.O. Box 405 Greenville, IL 62231

618-664-3185 Ext. 106

D & L Disposal LLC** Robert London 900 Willard St.; P.O. Box 405 Greenville, IL 62231

618-664-3185 Ext. 106

**A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc., 6969 E. Mayo Boulevard, Scottsdale, AZ 85260, 480-627-2700. Regional Office: 12976 St. Charles Rock Road, Bridgeton, MO 63044, 314-739-5099.


Granite City Landscape Transfer (Active) County Madison

Municipality Granite City Location 800 25th St.

Location 618-452-6222 Hours of operation Mon.: 8:15 a.m.-3:30 p.m.; Tues.-Fri: 8:15 a.m.-8:30 p.m.; Sat.:

1:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.; Sun: noon-6:00 p.m. Waste accepted Landscape waste only

Tipping fee N/A Owner City of Granite City, City Hall

Operator City of Granite City, Street Department Winter (January 1 to March 31) hours Mon.-Fri.: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Facility Facts




Inspections



City of Granite City, City Hall Rick Fancher 2000 Edison Ave. Granite City, IL 62040

618-452-6214

City of Granite City, Street Department Rick Fancher 2301 Adams St. Granite City, IL 62040

618-452-6222


Keller Excavating Transfer Station (Active) County Madison

Municipality Edwardsville Location 6507 Center Grove Road


Waste accepted C & D Debris* Tipping fee $0

Owner Keller Construction Company Inc. Operator Keller Construction Company Inc.

*Waste accepted from their own company only.

Facility Facts


Facility acreage 11.54 *Permitted to develop and operate on 4-2-03.


Inspections



Keller Construction Company Inc. Tom Lavelle/Dale V. Keller 13 Cougar Dr. Glen Carbon, IL 62034

618-656-0033

Keller Construction Company Inc. Tom Lavelle/Dale V. Keller 13 Cougar Dr. Glen Carbon, IL 62034

618-656-0033


Nameoki Township Transfer Station (Active) County Madison

Municipality Granite City Location 4250 Highway 162

Location 618-931-1290 Hours of operation First Monday of the month, twice per year

Waste accepted Bulk Municipal Tipping fee N/A

Owner Nameoki Township Highway Department Operator Nameoki Township Highway Department

Facility Facts




Inspections



Nameoki Township Highway Department Otis O'Brien 4250 Highway 162 Granite City, IL 62040

618-931-1290

Nameoki Township Highway Department Otis O'Brien 4250 Highway 162 Granite City, IL 62040

618-931-1290


Randolph County Transfer Station (Active) County Randolph

Municipality Sparta Location 8384 Valley Steel Road


Waste accepted Municipal, recyclables Tipping fee $37/ton with $20 minimum

Owner Larry Henderson Operator Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.**

Facility Facts



Waste Received: 2003, 2004, 2005 Tons per year Tons per day (average) 2003 29,614 103 2004 0 0 2005 28,484 112

Inspections



Larry Henderson 102 Patricia Lane Sparta, IL 62286

618-443-2030

Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.** Tom Emling 1540 Landfill Road, P.O. Box 690 DeSoto, IL 62924

618-867-3397



BFI Modern Landfill Compost Facility Site (Active) County St. Clair

Municipality Belleville Location 3521 Centerville Ave.


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush, organics, food, livestock, waxed cardboard*

Owner BFI Waste Systems of N. America Inc.** Operator St. Louis Composting Inc.

*Maximum amounts accepted 343,500 cu. yds. per year. Food, livestock and waxed cardboard added on 8-24-05.


Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 10-20-03 - Site 1 - 5-2-96 Permit Expires 12-15-07*

Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Collinsville Regional Office & St. Clair County Health Department

*Permit renewed on 10-20-03, under new operator, St. Louis Composting Inc. Expansion of composting operations to encompass former compost site.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 39,173 3,407 2004 101,299 47,654 24,826 2005 103,000 77,000 3,163





Other 0 0 TOTAL 43,650 422

Contacts Owner Operator BFI Waste Systems of N. America Inc.** Tim Curry 3521 Centerville Ave. Belleville, IL 62223

618-656-6912

St. Louis Composting Inc. Patrick Geraty 39 Old Elam Ave. Valley Park, MO 63088

636-861-3344 **A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc., 6969 E. Mayo Boulevard, Scottsdale, AZ 85260, 480-627-2700. Regional Office: 13832 S. Kostner, Crestwood, IL 60445, 708-824-3060.


Centralia Landscape & Waste Recycling (Closed) County Marion

Municipality Centralia Location 300 E & 200 N Township Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves Owner City of Centralia, Public Works

Operator City of Centralia, Public Works


Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 2-28-90 - 11-5-04* Permit Expires 7-14-03

Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Collinsville Regional Office *Ceased accepting waste on 11-5-04. Certificate of Closure approved on 1-11-05



Brush cu. yds.

2003 1,278 3,835 0 2004 0 3,762 0 2005 0 0 0

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 1,278 2004 tons per year 752 2005 tons per year 0




Other 0 0 TOTAL 0 0


City of Centralia, Public Works Shirley Jones 222 S. Poplar St. Centralia, IL 62801

618-533-7640

City of Centralia, Public Works Shirley Jones 222 S. Poplar St. Centralia, IL 62801

618-533-7640


Cottonwood Hills Compost Facility (New) County St. Clair

Municipality Marissa Location 10400 Hillstown Road

Location 618-271-6788 Ext. 122 Hours of operation Sun.-Mon.: 3 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush, tree limbs* Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** *Maximum amounts accepted 60,000 cu. yds. per year (36,000 cu. yds. at any one time).


Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 4-05* - Permit Expires 11-15-06


*Opened 4-05, closed during May and June and re-opened in July.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 2005 0 11 40







Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** Ernest H. Dennison 601 Madison Road East St. Louis, IL 62201

618-271-6788 Ext. 122


618-271-6788 Ext. 122



Milam RDF Compost Facility Site #3 (Active) County St. Clair

Municipality East St. Louis Location 601 Madison Road

Location 618-271-6788 Ext. 124 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 3 a.m. - 12 midnight

Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**

Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.** *Maximum amounts accepted 160,000 cu. yds. (42,000 tons) per year. Volume of end-product of compost shall not exceed 80,000 cu. yds.




*Permit renewed on 4-3-06.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 47,922 47,922 23,960 2004 55,474 55,474 27,736 2005 57,837 57,837 28,919 Estimated to be 40 percent grass, 40 percent leaves and 20 percent brush.








618-271-6788 Ext. 122


618-271-6788 Ext. 122



Nashville Municipal Compost Facility (Active) County Washington

Municipality Nashville Location 9384 N. Washington Road

Location N/A Hours of operation Wed.-Sat.: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Waste Accepted Grass, leaves* Owner City of Nashville

Operator City of Nashville *Maximum amounts accepted 5,300 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Collinsville Regional Office



Brush cu. yds.

2003 422 932 0 2004 279 556 0 2005 264 528 0






Other waste was mixed with dirt for backfill


City of Nashville Raymond Kolweier 190 N. East Court St. Nashville, IL 62263

618-327-5058

City of Nashville Gary Winka 190 N. East Court St. Nashville, IL 62263

618-327-8918


Roxana Landfill Compost Site (Active) County Madison

Municipality Roxana Location 4600 Cahokia Creek Road


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc.**

Operator Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc.** *Maximum amount accepted 76,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Collinsville Regional Office & Madison County Planning & Development Department

*Permit renewed for five more years on 10-2-03. Compost site expansion approved as of 3-8-04.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 18,740 14,574 8,327 2004 19,558 15,212 8,692 2005 19,990 15,548 8,885







Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc.** Jay Ross 4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P.O. Box 97 Roxana, IL 62084

618-656-6912

Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc.** Jay Ross 4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P.O. Box 97 Roxana, IL 62084

618-656-6912



Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Compost Facility (Active) County Marion

Municipality Salem Location 900 E. Lake St.


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner City of Salem, Public Works Office

Operator Salem Municipal Landfill #2 *Maximum amounts accepted 2,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Collinsville Regional Office *Permit renewed for five more years on 6-15-04.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 621 2,363 107 2004 663 2,790 42 2005 244 1,675 110







City of Salem, Public Works Office John Pruden 101 S. Broadway Salem, IL 62881-1669

618-548-2222 Ext. 27

Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Jason Bruce 900 E. Lake St. Salem, IL 62881-1669

618-548-7781

Region Seven: Southern Illinois


Compost Facilities

DuQuoin Mayor John Rednour accepted a “Green Communities” award from Illinois EPA recognizing the city’s leadership on environmental issues.

Region Seven Data Analysis 2005 vs. 2004



+ 11.1 %


- 1.5 %

R EGION SEVEN’S FIVE ACTIVE LANDFILLS ACCEPTED almost 2.3 million gate cubic yards of waste during 2005. This volume was up 11.1 percent, or almost 230,000 gate

cubic yards more than 2004’s total.

Southern Illinois Regional Landfill, near DeSoto, moved to 10th place in waste disposal ranking of all state landfills in 2005, and accounted for nearly 67 percent of the waste landfilled in the region during the year.

Lawrence County Regional Landfill, Sumner, accepted 66,924 gate cubic yards or 29 percent of its waste in 2005 from Indiana. Of the 1.5 million gate cubic yards of waste received by Southern Illinois Regional Landfill in 2005, 357,815 gate cubic yards, or 23 percent, came from Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri. Tons totaling 24,276 (19 percent of its waste stream) came to Perry Ridge Landfill from Missouri. West End Disposal Facility, Thompsonville, accepted 10,669 gate cubic yards or nine percent of its waste from Kentucky.

The regional percentage of imported waste is 20 percent, considerably less than Region Six (Metropolitan East St. Louis), where out-of-state waste comprised 55.5 percent of total waste landfilled. The state-wide average of imported waste is 13 percent.



Landfills and Transfer Stations: Active, Inactive & Under Development in 2005

JEFFERSON

FRANKLIN

UNION

JACKSON

WILLIAMSON

POPE JOHNSON

SALINE

HARDIN

GALLATIN

PERRY HAMILTON WHITE

ED

WA

RD

S

WAYNE

WABASH

LAWRENCE RICHLAND

CLAY

ALEX

AND

ER

MASSAC

PU

LAS

KI

Mt. Vernon Transfer Station

Wayne County Regional Landfill ↑

Lawrence County Regional Landfill ↓

West End Disposal Facility ↓

Herrin Solid Waste Transfer Station (New operator, 4-22-04)

Marion Transfer Station

Southern Illinois Regional Landfill ↓

Saline County Landfill ↓

Perry Ridge Landfill ↓


Ashalex Recycling C & D Transfer Station

Marion Ridge Landfill (Under development, 7-24-04 pending FAA approval)

Landfills: Waste Accepted 2005; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2006 Wastes Capacity Disp. Area Close Municipality County Cu. Yds. Rank 1 Cu. Yds. Rank 2 Acres Year Lawrence County Regional LF * Sumner Lawrence 229,724 37 8,811,000 23 42 2044 Perry Ridge Landfill * 3 DuQuoin Perry 126,620 43 23,040,000 10 141 2029 Saline County Landfill 4 Harrisburg Saline 23,365 49 5,694,000 30 49.4 Unknown Southern Illinois Regional Landfill * 5 DeSoto Jackson 1,534,000 10 49,878,000 6 256.7 2039 Wayne County Regional Landfill Fairfield Wayne 257,927 35 7,725,000 26 82.93 2035 West End Disposal Facility * Thompsonville Saline 118,965 45 22,699,000 11 125 2042 Totals 2,290,601 117,847,000

* Four landfills accepted out-of-state waste from Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri during 2005, totaling 459,684 gate cubic yards, or 20% of the region’s total.

1 Standing among 51 landfills that accepted waste during 2005. 2 Standing among 51 landfills that reported capacity as of Jan. 1, 2006. 3 Permitted to open 12-12-03, began accepting waste on 3-8-04. 4 Unit 2’s lateral expansion (28.9 acres) adding 3.1 million in-place cu. yds. was approved on 8-19-04. 5 South unit lateral expansion (143.3 ac.) approved on 7-2-04 adding 20.6 million in-place cu. yds. capacity.

Region Seven Solid Waste Statistics

Counties 22 Area (square miles) 8,421 Population (est.) 434,736

Landfill life expectancy Years remaining 51 *

Landfills Active in 2005 6 Open into 2006 6 New in 2004 1

Transfer Stations Active in 2005 4

Compost facilities Active in 2005 2 * Total remaining capacity (from table below) divided by total waste accepted. Tells how long the region may be served by local landfills at current disposal rates, barring capacity adjustments, until capacity is depleted.

Fifty-one (51) years of capacity life remains As of Jan. 1, 2006, the region’s landfills reported a total capacity of more than 117.8 million gate cubic yards, allowing 51 years of landfill life for the region. Three of the region’s landfills: Southern Illinois Regional Landfill, Perry Ridge Landfill and West End Disposal Facility contain 81.1 percent of the capacity available in the region for waste disposal. They rank sixth, tenth, and 11th of all the State’s 51 landfills reporting remaining capacity. The largest of these landfills, Southern Illinois Regional Landfill, has almost 49.9 million cubic yards of capacity available. On July 2, 2004, this landfill’s South Unit lateral expansion was approved. The landfill contains 143.3 acres and brought 20.6 million more in-place cubic yards of landfill capacity.

Perry Ridge Landfill opened in DuQuoin on Mar. 8, 2004 Landfill capacity needs in Region Seven are appeased for the time being by the opening of Perry Ridge Landfill, DuQuoin, on March 8, 2004. Perry Ridge Landfill expects to operate for 23 years. This landfill has an initial design capacity of 14.9 million airspace cubic yards. The site consists of Phase 1A (2.9 ac.) and Phase 1A-Southwest (3.2 ac.). At Saline County Landfill, on Aug. 19, 2004, a 28.9 acre lateral expansion was approved for development, increasing future disposal capacity by 3.1 million cubic yards. The site accepted waste during January 2005 through Feb. 18, 2005, when it ceased accepting waste temporarily. On May 19, 2006, the landfill became active again and continued to be active through June 2006.

New cells opened in 2005 and early 2006 at Southern Illinois Regional Landfill, Wayne County Regional Landfill and West End Disposal Facility.



Illinois EPA Region Seven field office personnel investigate reports of suspected illegal waste disposal, and inspect the region’s landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities, except in Crawford, Jackson, Perry, Lawrence, Richland and Wayne counties, where joint responsibility has been delegated to local authorities.


Illinois EPA, Bureau of Land 2309 W. Main St., Suite 116 Marion, IL 62959 Phone: 618-993-7200 Fax: 618-997-1281 Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Agency (Crawford, Lawrence & Richland Counties) 777th and State St., P.O. Box 62 Bridgeport, IL 62417 Phone: 618-945-7707 Fax: 618-945-7118 Jackson County Health Department 415 Health Dept. Road Box 307 Murphysboro, IL 62966-0307 Phone: 618-684-3143, Ext. 136 Fax: 618-684-6023 Perry County Solid Waste Mgt. Dept. Perry County Government Bldg. 3764 State Rt. 13/127, Room 103 Pinckneyville, IL 62274-1700 Phone: 618-357-3267 Fax: 618-357-3194 Wayne County Health Department 405 N. Basin Road, P.O. Box 645 Fairfield, IL 62837-0645 Phone: 618-842-5166 Fax: 618-842-3305

County agencies inspect facilities; investigate dumping

The Illinois EPA has delegated inspection authority to local governments in Jackson, Perry and Wayne counties. A multiple county delegated partner is Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Agency that inspects Lawrence County Regional Landfill and several closed sites in Crawford, Lawrence and Richland counties.

Delegation agreements authorize these agencies to conduct many of the duties that would otherwise have to be performed by the Illinois EPA’s Marion field office: investigating and enforcing 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 nonhazardous industrial waste landfills, or monofills, and landfills that closed prior to 2003; none of which are included in this report.)

Transfer station activity is underrepresented

In 2005, four active transfer stations played an important role in an area encompassing 8,421 square miles. All four facilities voluntarily reported to the Agency that they handled 126,222 tons of municipal waste during 2005.

Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2005 Municipality County Tons Herrin Solid Waste Herrin Williamson 64,000 Marion Transfer Station Marion Williamson 35,754 Mt. Vernon Transfer Station Mt. Vernon Jefferson 26,243 Ashalex Recycling C & D TS Marion Williamson 225 Total 126,222

Almost 2,000 tons of landscape waste accepted

The region’s two compost facilities reported handling 1,999 tons of landscape waste, 45 percent more than the amount accepted in the previous year. An additional 623 tons were accepted in 2005.

Ashalex Recycling Compost Site, Marion, opened on Sept. 1, 2004.

Compost Facility: Waste Accepted 2005 Municipality County Tons New Earth Carterville Williamson 1,089 Ashalex Recycling Compost 1 Marion Williamson 910 Total 1,999 1 Open, 9-1-04


Municipal Waste Recycled Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled County Population Tons PCD Tons Percent Alexander 9,590 10,151 5.8 463 4.6 Clay 14,450 12,778 4.8 2,989 23.4 Edwards 6,950 7,823 6.2 2,735 35.0

Franklin 1 40,679 30,900 4.2 4,650 15.0 Gallatin 6,178 3,890 3.5 506 13.0

Hamilton 2 8,621 N/A N/A N/A N/A Hardin 4,800 5,081 5.8 226 4.4

Jackson 3 59,612 77,402 7.1 18,025 23.3 Jefferson 38,966 36,800 5.2 9,680 26.3 Johnson 12,878 12,926 5.5 484 3.7 Lawrence 15,287 12,833 4.6 800 6.2 Massac 15,161 15,218 5.5 642 4.2 Perry 23,000 17,630 4.2 1,847 10.5 Pope 4,600 6,826 8.1 230 3.4 Pulaski 7,348 7,644 5.7 328 4.3 Richland 16,042 13,467 4.6 1,800 13.4 Saline 26,245 16,855 3.5 2,191 13.0 Union 18,293 18,362 5.5 766 4.2 Wabash 12,731 14,518 6.2 2,955 20.4 Wayne 16,903 11,414 3.7 1,973 17.3 White 15,239 9,595 3.5 1,247 13.0 Williamson 61,163 47,595 4.3 4,465 9.4

Totals 434,736 389,708 4.9 59,002 15.1%4 1 Has a solid waste ordinance 2 Has not adopted or updated a plan, and therefore no data has ever been

reported 3 Has residential and commercial recycling ordinances 4 Regional average

Multiple year recycling rate average is 15.1 percent

Each year, the Agency seeks information regarding recycling and waste generation rates.

Southern Illinois is closer to Indiana and Kentucky recyclable material markets, than to Illinois markets. Rates ranged from 3.4 to a high of 35.0 percent, yielding a multi-year average of 15.1 percent.

Six of 22 counties in the region offered current data, yielding a survey response rate of 27 percent. The rest of the counties had data from 1994-2004, and one had no data at all.

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 recommendations to achieve solid waste management goals, which typically include waste reduction, recycling, incineration and landfilling as program options. The law requires each plan to include a program designed to recycle 15 percent of municipal waste by the end of the third year of the program and 25 percent of municipal waste by the end of the fifth year, depending upon the availability of markets. Every five years, each plan must identify changes in planning areas, evaluate progress in plan implementation and, if necessary, revise plan recommendations and goals. The county also has the option of updating its solid waste generation data. The plan is then submitted to the Illinois EPA for review and comment. Five year plan updates have been adopted by Edwards, Franklin, Gallatin, Hardin, Jackson, Jefferson, Lawrence, Massac, Perry, Pope, Richland, Saline, Union, Wabash, Wayne, and White counties. Ten year plan updates have been completed by Clay, Edwards, Gallatin, Lawrence, Richland, Saline, Wabash, Wayne and White counties. Questions concerning these plans and their availability should be directed to the appropriate local administrators listed in Appendix K of this report.

Details concerning Region Seven landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities follow on pages R7.5 through R7.17. R7.4 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005


Lawrence County Regional Landfill County Lawrence

Municipality Sumner Location Illinois Route 250, Road 550 East, Rt. 3










gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 180,172 54,598 210 19,336 5,859 11 2004 231,717 70,217 270 72,311 21,912 31 2005 229,724 69,613 268 66,924 20,280 29 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office & Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Agency


618-271-6788 Ext. 122


618-271-6788 Ext. 122



Marion Ridge Landfill (Under Development) County Williamson

Municipality Marion Location Skyline Drive



Owner Kibler Development Corp. Operator Marion Ridge Landfill


Design capacity, cu.yds. 37,150,000* Total permitted landfill area, acres 358


Leachate monitoring stations N/A Groundwater monitoring wells 38

Methane collection system Flare (not installed yet) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 20 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close N/A - 2022

*Landfills under development report design capacity rather than available capacity. Permit issued to develop site on 7-24-04, but it needs Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) review and action before construction can begin.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 2004 0 0 0 0 0 0 2005 0 0 0 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: N/A 2004 State of Origin: N/A 2005 State of Origin: N/A




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office

Contacts Owner Operator Kibler Development Corp. 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188 Contact: Jane G. Witheridge

630-653-3700

Marion Ridge Landfill 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188 Contact: Jane G. Witheridge

630-653-3700


Perry Ridge Landfill County Perry

Municipality DuQuoin Location 6305 Sacred Heart Road



Owner GERE Properties Inc. Operator Perry Ridge Landfill Inc.





Methane collection system Planned Years remaining, estimated by landfill 23 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 3-8-04 - 2029

*Permit 2000-064-LF Mod. #1 issued on 12-12-03 allowed site to open. The landfill actually started accepting waste on 3-8-04. Years remaining and year to close are based on assumed annual waste disposal rate of 1,000,000 cu. yds. The disposal area consists of Phase 1A (2.9 acres) and Phase 1A-Southwest (3.2 acres).


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 2004 68,500 20,758 80 0 0 0 2005 126,620 38,370 148 24,276 7,356 19 2003 State of Origin: N/A 2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office & Perry County Solid Waste Management Department

Contacts Owner Operator GERE Properties Inc. 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188 Contact: Jane G. Witheridge

630-653-3700

Perry Ridge Landfill Inc. 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188 Contact: Jane G. Witheridge

630-653-3700


Saline County Landfill (Active)* County Saline

Municipality Harrisburg Location 5000 Whitesville Road



Owner Saline County Landfill IL Inc.** Operator Saline County Landfill IL Inc.**

*The landfill accepted waste for disposal during Jan. until Feb. 18, 2005, when it ceased accepting waste temporarily. On 2-15-06, the landfill accepted some wastes that were exempt from state solid waste management fees. On 5-19-06, the landfill became active again and continued to be active through 6-06.





Methane collection system In-place active system, 9 wells Years remaining, estimated by landfill Unknown Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 9-15-83 - Unknown

*Permit Mod. #17 approved on 8-19-04, the development of Unit 2's lateral expansion (28.9 acres) adding 3.1 million cubic yards additional in-place net disposal capacity.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 45 14 0 0 0 0 2004 27,063 8,201 32 1,919 582 7 2005 23,365 7,080 27 0 0 0 2003 State of Origin: Illinois only 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Kentucky 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only





Contacts Owner Operator Saline County Landfill IL Inc.** 716 Skyline Dr. Marion, IL 62959 Contact: Kenneth Wuehler

618-842-4294

Saline County Landfill IL Inc.** 716 Skyline Dr. Marion, IL 62959 Contact: Kenneth Wuehler

618-842-4294



Southern Illinois Regional Landfill County Jackson

Municipality DeSoto Location 1540 Landfill Road



Owner Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc.** Operator Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc.**





Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (planned) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 33 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1975 - 2039

*Permit Mod. #30 approved on 7-2-04, a lateral expansion of the South Unit that expanded the landfill footprint by 143.3 acres and added about 20.6 million in-place cubic yards of airspace, and 29 more years of landfill life. The local siting approval for this expansion has been upheld, after being appealed. Mod. #32 approved on 1-10-05 that Cell A (8.5 ac.) may operate and waste disposal in that area began in March 2005. Cell B (7.7 acres) opened on 9-8-05. Mod. #36 on 3-6-06 approved re-circulation of leachate in the South Unit.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 1,190,007 360,608 1,387 451,695 136,877 38 2004 1,311,738 397,496 1,529 489,682 148,388 37 2005 1,534,000 464,848 1,788 357,815 108,429 23 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri 2004 State of Origin: Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri




Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office & Jackson County Health Department

Contacts Owner Operator Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc.** 1540 Landfill Road DeSoto, IL 62924 Contact: Gary Pearson

618-867-2356

Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc.** 1540 Landfill Road DeSoto, IL 62924 Contact: Gary Pearson

618-867-2356



Wayne County Regional Landfill County Wayne

Municipality Fairfield Location State Route 15 West, RR 1, Box 214



Owner Wayne County Regional Landfill** Operator Wayne County Regional Landfill**


Design capacity, cu.yds. 6,239,276.5 Total permitted landfill area, acres 182.7



Methane collection system Flares (planned) Years remaining, estimated by landfill 30 Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1989 - 2035

*Area IID is permitted to operate 2-23-06.






Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office & Wayne County Health Department

Contacts Owner Operator Wayne County Regional Landfill** State Route 15 West, RR #1, Box 214 Fairfield, IL 62837 Contact: Kenneth Wuehler

618-842-4294

Wayne County Regional Landfill** State Route 15 West, RR #1, Box 214 Fairfield, IL 62837 Contact: Kenneth Wuehler

618-842-4294



West End Disposal Facility County Saline

Municipality Thompsonville Location 1710 McFarland Road


Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special Tipping fee Varies

Owner Landfill LLC Operator Landfill LLC






*Phase 2 opened on 2-18-04. Permit Mod. #6 approved Phase 2, Cell I on 4-21-06.


gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total 2003 123,651 37,470 144 4,497 1,363 4 2004 151,800 46,000 177 9,678 2,933 6 2005 118,965 36,050 139 10,669 3,233 9 2003 State of Origin: Illinois, Kentucky 2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Kentucky 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Kentucky





Contacts Owner Operator Landfill LLC 622 N. Granger, P.O. Box 544 Harrisburg, IL 62946 Contact: Rick Lane

618-268-9412

Landfill LLC 622 N. Granger, P.O. Box 544 Harrisburg, IL 62946 Contact: Rick Lane

618-268-9412


Ashalex Recycling C & D Transfer Station (Active) County Williamson

Municipality Marion Location Abandoned county road near Skyline Road


Waste accepted Waste wood, C & D debris recycling* Tipping fee N/A

Owner McVicker Farms Operator McVicker Excavating Inc.

*Maximum volume of C & D debris stored shall not exceed 80 cu. yds. Waste wood storage volume should not exceed 750 cu. yds.

Facility Facts

Identification number 1990555107 Opened, year 6-8-04*

Facility acreage 2.5 *Operating permit granted, 6-8-04.


Inspections



McVicker Farms Jim McVicker 111 S. McVicker Dr. Energy, IL 62933

618-942-3880

McVicker Excavating Inc. Jim McVicker 111 S. McVicker Dr. Energy, IL 62933

618-942-3880


Herrin Solid Waste Transfer Station* (Active) County Williamson

Municipality Herrin Location Cemetery Road & College Street

Location N/A Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.


Owner City of Herrin Operator Allied Waste Transportation Inc.**

*New operator as of 4-22-04.

Facility Facts




Inspections



City of Herrin Victor M. Ritter, Mayor 300 N. Park Ave. Herrin, IL 62948

618-942-6166

Allied Waste Transportation Inc.** Ken Miller 716 Skyline Drive Marion, IL 62959

618-997-9561



Marion Transfer Station (Active) County Williamson

Municipality Marion Location 1410 W. Longstreet Road

Location 800-631-1156 Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 6:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Waste accepted Municipal Tipping fee $37/ton with $20 minimum

Owner City of Marion Operator Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.**

Facility Facts




Inspections



City of Marion Robert L. Butler, Mayor 100 Tower Square Plaza Marion, IL 62959

618-997-2592


618-867-3397



Mt. Vernon Transfer Station (Active) County Jefferson

Municipality Mt. Vernon Location 1106 Rackaway Dr.


Waste accepted Municipal* Tipping fee $37/ton with $20 minimum

Owner Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.** Operator Continental Waste Industries of Illinois Inc.**

*Restricted to wastes generated within Mt. Vernon's city limits. New scale and scale house approved 5-25-05.

Facility Facts




Inspections




618-867-3397


618-867-3397



Ashalex Recycling Compost Site (Active) County Williamson

Municipality Marion Location N. Skyline Drive


Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush* Owner McVicker Farms

Operator McVicker Excavating Inc. *Maximum amounts accepted 20,000 cu. yds. per year.



Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office *Permit approved to operate on 9-1-04.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 0 0 0 2004 0 1,008 1,720 2005 0 700 5,100





Other 0 0 TOTAL 0 0


McVicker Farms James McVicker, Partner 111 S. McVicker Dr. Energy, IL 62933

618-942-3880

McVicker Excavating Inc. James McVicker 111 S. McVicker Dr. Energy, IL 62933

618-942-3880


New Earth (Active) County Williamson

Municipality Carterville Location 11189 Samuel Road

Location 618-985-5007 Hours of operation Wed. & Sun.: Noon to 4 p.m.; by appointment 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

seven days a week Waste Accepted Grass, leaves, brush*

Owner Joseph Groskind Operator Joseph Groskind




Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Marion Regional Office *Permit renewed on 7-30-03 for five more years.



Brush cu. yds.

2003 265 5,013 1,276 2004 275 3,257 1,339 2005 250 4,236 950

Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2003, 2004 & 2005 2003 tons per year 1,557 2004 tons per year 916 2005 tons per year 1,089






Joseph Groskind 11189 Samuel Road Carterville, IL 62918

618-985-5007

Joseph Groskind 11189 Samuel Road Carterville, IL 62918

618-985-5007

Solid Waste Landfills

Appendices A, B, C & D

The footprint of Southern Illinois Regional Landfill, DeSoto, expanded horizontally by 143.5 acres in 2004. Landfill inspectors monitor the process of cell construction, such as the installation of the leachate collection system. After construction quality testing, the landfill operator will ask Illinois EPA for permission to begin accepting waste in the cell.

H Appendix A

Alphabetic by Facility

Solid Waste LandfillOwners and Operators

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 A1

Landfill Name Municipality Owner Operator Status Page

ADS/McLean County Landfill #2* Bloomington American Disposal Services of Illinois 1 American Disposal Services of Illinois 1 A R4.5

Atkinson Landfill Atkinson Atkinson Landfill Co. Atkinson Landfill Co. UD R3.5 Bond County Landfill Inc. Greenville Bond County Landfill Inc. 1 Bond County Landfill Inc. 1 A R6.5 Brickyard Disp. and Recyc. Inc. Danville Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc. 1 Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc. 1 A R4.6 CID RDF*** Calumet City Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R2.9 Clinton Landfill #2 Clinton Clinton Landfill Inc. 3 Clinton Landfill Inc. 3 A R4.7

Congress Development Company Hillside Congress Development Co. John Sexton Sand & Gravel Corp. A R2.10 Cottonwood Hills RDF Marissa Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R6.6 Countryside Landfill Inc. Grayslake Countryside Landfill Inc. 2 Countryside Landfill Inc. 2 A R2.11 DeKalb County Landfill DeKalb Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R1.5 Envirofil of Illinois Inc. * Macomb Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R3.6 Environtech Inc. Morris Environtech Inc. 1 Environtech Inc. 1 A R2.12 Envotech-Illinois LLC Litchfield Envotech-Illinois LLC 1 Envotech-Illinois LLC 1 A R5.5 ERC Coles County Landfill Charleston Environmental Reclamation Co. 1 Environmental Reclamation Co. 1 A R4.8 Five Oaks Recyc. and Disp. Facility Taylorville Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R5.6 Freeport Municipal Landfill #4 a Freeport City of Freeport City of Freeport C R1.6 Illinois Landfill Hoopeston Illinois Landfill Inc. 1 Illinois Landfill Inc. 1 A R4.9 Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 b Hopedale Tazewell County Landfill Inc. 3 Tazewell County Landfill Inc. 3 A R3.7 Kankakee Recyc. and Disp. Facility c Chebanse Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R2.13

Knox County Landfill #3 Oneida Knox County Landfill Committee Knox County Landfill #3 A R3.8 LandComp Landfill Ottawa LandComp Corp. 1 LandComp Corp. 1 A R1.7

Landfill 33 Ltd. Effingham Wendt Family Trust, Landfill 33 Ltd. Landfill 33 Ltd. A R4.10 Laraway Recyc. and Disp. Facility Elwood Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R2.14 Lawrence County Regional LF Sumner Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R7.5 Lee County Landfill Inc. ** Dixon Lee County Landfill Inc. 1 Lee County Landfill Inc. 1 A R1.8 Livingston Landfill* Pontiac American Disposal Services of Illinois 1 American Disposal Services of Illinois 1 A R4.11

Marion Ridge Landfill Marion Kibler Development Corp. Marion Ridge Landfill UD R7.6 Milam Recyc. and Disp. Facility* East St. Louis Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R6.7 Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill* Davis Junction Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Inc. 4 Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Inc. 4 A R1.9 Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. Decatur Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. 4 Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. 4 A R4.12 Onyx Zion Landfill Zion Onyx Zion Landfill Inc. 4 Onyx Zion Landfill Inc. 4 A R2.15 Peoria City/County Landfill #2 Brimfield Joint City and County of Peoria Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R3.9

Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. Peoria Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. A R3.10 Perry Ridge Landfill d DuQuoin GERE Properties Inc. Perry Ridge Landfill Inc. A R7.7 Pike County Landfill Baylis Pike County Landfill Inc. 3 Pike County Landfill Inc. 3 A R5.7 Prairie Hill Recyc. and Disp. Facility Morrison Whiteside County Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R1.10 Prairie View Recyc. and Disp. Facility e Wilmington Will County Land Use Department Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R2.16

Quad Cities Landfill, Phase IV Milan Millennium Waste Inc. Millennium Waste Inc. A R3.11 RCS Inc. Landfill f Jerseyville RCS Inc. Landfill 1 RCS Inc. Landfill 1 A R5.8

River Bend Prairie Landfill Dolton Land & Lakes Co. Land & Lakes Co. A R2.17 Rochelle Municipal Landfill No. 2 Rochelle City of Rochelle Rochelle Waste Disposal LLC A R1.11 Roxana Landfill Inc. * Roxana Roxana Landfill Authority Inc. 1 Roxana Landfill Authority Inc. 1 A R6.8

Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Salem City of Salem, Mayor's Office Salem Municipal Landfill #2 A R6.9 Saline County Landfill g * Harrisburg Saline County Landfill IL Inc. 1 Saline County Landfill IL Inc. 1 A R7.8 Sangamon Valley Landfill h Springfield Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc. 1 Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc. 1 A R5.9 Settler's Hill Recyc. and Disp. Fac. *** Batavia Kane Co. Dept. of Environmental Mgt. Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R2.18 South Chain of Rocks RDF-Phase II i Granite City Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 C R6.10 Southern Illinois Regional Landfill * DeSoto Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc. 5 Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc. 5 A R7.9 Spoon Ridge Landfill Fairview BFI Waste Systems of North America 1 BFI Waste Systems of North America 1 A R3.12

A2 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

Landfill Name Municipality Owner Operator Status Page

Streator Area Landfill #3 j * Streator Streator Area Landfill Inc. 1 Streator Area Landfill Inc. 1 A R4.13 Tazewell Recyc. and Disp. Facility*** East Peoria Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R3.13 Upper Rock Island County Landfill East Moline Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc. 1 Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc. 1 A R3.14 Wayne County Regional Landfill Fairfield Wayne County Regional Landfill 1 Wayne County Regional Landfill 1 A R7.10 West End Disposal Facility k Thompsonville Landfill LLC Landfill LLC A R7.11 Winnebago Landfill * Rockford Winnebago Reclamation Service Inc. Winnebago Reclamation Service Inc. A R1.12

Owner/Operator Footnotes: 1 A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc. 2 A subsidiary of Waste Management Inc. Midwest 3 A separately incorporated affiliate of Peoria Disposal Co. 4 An affiliate of Onyx North America and a subsidiary of Veolia Environnement, France 5 A subsidiary of Republic Services Inc.

Site Information Footnotes: a Ceased accepting waste, 4-5-03; not yet certified closed as of 4-3-06. b Site re-opened, 6-30-04 and continued activity. c Ceased accepting waste, 11-18-05. Closure activities began in April 2006 and will be complete by 12-1-06. d Permit to operate, 12-12-03, began accepting waste, 3-8-04 and continued activity. e New, 1-19-04 and continued activity. f Ceased accepting waste temporarily on 4-28-06. g Temporarily closed on 2-11-04, sporadically open during 2005. h Site re-opened, July 7, 2003. i Ceased accepting waste, 7-23-04; certified closed, 6-22-05. j Active during 2004, Inactive, 4-05 and continuing inactivity. k Phase 2 open, 2-18-04 and continued activity.

* Expansion permitted some time during the years of 2003 to 2005 ** Expansion approved recently between Jan. 1 – June 30, 2006 *** Nearing closure

Status: A = Active C = Closed N = New UD = Under Development

Appendix B

Alphabetic by County

Solid Waste LandfillOwners and Operators

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 B1

County Municipality

Facility Identification No.

Owner

Operator

Bond Greenville

Bond County Landfill Inc. 0050055055 (New owner/operator, 2-11-04)

Bond County Landfill Inc. 825 Willard St., R.R. 3 Greenville, IL 62246 Contact: Tony Rosback 618-664-2587

Bond County Landfill Inc. 825 Willard St., R.R. 3 Greenville, IL 62246 Contact: Bob London 618-664-2587

Christian Taylorville

Five Oaks Recycling and Disposal Facility 0218160006

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 890 East 1500 North Road Taylorville, IL 62568 Contact: Mark Baccadutre 217-824-3942 Ext. 115

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 890 East 1500 North Road Taylorville, IL 62568 Contact: Mark Baccadutre 217-824-3942 Ext. 115

Coles Charleston

ERC Coles County Landfill 0298050007

Environmental Reclamation Co. 6351 W. State St., P.O. Box 137 Charleston, IL 61920 Contact: Rich Galloway 217-345-7404

Environmental Reclamation Co. 6351 W. State St., P.O. Box 137 Charleston, IL 61920 Contact: Rich Galloway 217-345-7404

Cook Calumet City

CID Recycling and Disposal Facility 0310390001 (Nearing closure)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 138th and Interstate 94, P.O. Box 1309 Calumet City, IL 60409-1309 Contact: Scott Combis 773-646-3099 Ext. 109

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 138th and Interstate 94, P.O. Box 1309 Calumet City, IL 60409-1309 Contact: Scott Combis 773-646-3099 Ext. 109

Cook Hillside

Congress Development Company 0318170002

Congress Development Co. 4415 W. Harrison St., Suite 535 Hillside, IL 60162-1900 Contact: James Butler 708-547-3703

John Sexton Sand & Gravel Corp. 4415 W. Harrison St., Suite 535 Hillside, IL 60162-1900 Contact: James Butler 708-547-3703

Cook Dolton

River Bend Prairie Landfill 0310690003

Land & Lakes Co. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 Contact: James J. Cowhey, Jr. 847-825-5000

Land & Lakes Co. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 Contact: James J. Cowhey, Jr. 847-825-5000

DeKalb DeKalb

DeKalb County Landfill 0378020001 (County wastes only)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 18370 Somonauk Road DeKalb, IL 60115-8738 Contact: Mike Wiersema 815-758-6906

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 18370 Somonauk Road DeKalb, IL 60115-8738 Contact: Mike Wiersema 815-758-6906

DeWitt Clinton

Clinton Landfill #2 0398080007

Clinton Landfill Inc. 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards 309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Clinton Landfill Inc. 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards 309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Effingham Effingham

Landfill 33 Ltd. 0498100007

Wendt Family Trust, Landfill 33 Ltd., R. Deibel 1713 S. Willow St., P.O. Box 703 Effingham, IL 62401 Contact: Brian Hayes 217-342-3747

Landfill 33 Ltd. 1713 S. Willow St., P.O. Box 703 Effingham, IL 62401 Contact: Brian Hayes 217-342-3747

Fulton Fairview

Spoon Ridge Landfill 0578080002 (Limited waste acceptance)

BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc. Route 1, Highway 97 North Fairview, IL 61432 Contact: Brian Holcomb 708-824-3060

BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc. Route 1, Highway 97 North Fairview, IL 61432 Contact: Brian Holcomb 708-824-3060

Grundy Morris

Environtech Inc. 0638140002

Environtech Inc. 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: John McDonnell 708-385-8252

Environtech Inc. 1800 N. Ashley Road Morris, IL 60450 Contact: Mark Dykema 815-942-1800

B2 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Henry Atkinson

Atkinson Landfill (Under Development) 0730200003 (Under development, 1-16-04)

Atkinson Landfill Co. 221 N. Washtenaw Ave. Chicago, IL 60612 Contact: Branko Vardijan 773-761-7706

Atkinson Landfill Co. 221 N. Washtenaw Ave. Chicago, IL 60612 Contact: Branko Vardijan 773-761-7706

Jackson DeSoto

Southern Illinois Regional Landfill 0770200002 (Lateral expansion approved, 7-2-04)

Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc. 1540 Landfill Road DeSoto, IL 62924 Contact: Gary Pearson 618-867-2356

Southern Illinois Regional Landfill Inc. 1540 Landfill Road DeSoto, IL 62924 Contact: Gary Pearson 618-867-2356

Jersey Jerseyville

RCS Inc. Landfill (Active, now inactive) 0830250012 (Ceased accepting waste temporarily, 4-28-06)

RCS Inc. Landfill 1337 W. Crystal Lake Road Jerseyville, IL 62052 Contact: Tony Rosback 618-498-2024

RCS Inc. Landfill 1336 W. Crystal Lake Road Jerseyville, IL 62052 Contact: Jay Ross 618-498-2024

Kane Batavia

Settler's Hill Recycling and Disposal Facility 0890100009 (Nearing closure)

Kane County Dept. of Environmental Management 719 S. Batavia Ave. Geneva, IL 60134 Contact: Tim Harbaugh 630-208-5173

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 1031 E. Fabyan Parkway Batavia, IL 60510 Contact: Ian Johnson 630-232-7664

Kankakee Chebanse

Kankakee Recycling and Disposal Facility (Active, now closed) 0910550006 (Closed 11-18-05, to complete closure by 12-1-06)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 6259 S. Routes 45 & 52 Chebanse, IL 60922 Contact: Mark Batherson 815-423-5120

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 6259 S. Routes 45 & 52 Chebanse, IL 60922 Contact: Mark Batherson 815-423-5120

Knox Oneida

Knox County Landfill #3 0958160003

Knox County Landfill Committee Knox County Courthouse Galesburg, IL 61401 Contact: Larry Larson 309-341-0901

Knox County Landfill #3 P.O. Box 407 Wataga, IL 61448 Contact: Greg Ingle 309-375-6795

Lake Grayslake

Countryside Landfill Inc. 0970250003

Countryside Landfill Inc. 31725 N. Route 83 Grayslake, IL 60030 Contact: Chris Rubak 847-223-2722

Countryside Landfill Inc. 31725 N. Route 83 Grayslake, IL 60030 Contact: Chris Rubak 847-223-2722

Lake Zion

Onyx Zion Landfill 0978020002

Onyx Zion Landfill Inc. 701 N. Green Bay Road Zion, IL 60099 Contact: James A. Lewis 847-599-5900

Onyx Zion Landfill Inc. 701 N. Green Bay Road Zion, IL 60099 Contact: James A. Lewis 847-599-5900

LaSalle Ottawa

LandComp Landfill 0990808103

LandComp Corp. 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: M. Khalid Umer 708-385-8252

LandComp Corp. P.O. Box 520 Ottawa, IL 61350 Contact: Mark Dykema 815-434-1808

Lawrence Sumner

Lawrence County Regional Landfill 1010100002

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 601 Madison Road East St. Louis, IL 62201 Contact: Ernest H. Dennison 618-271-6788 Ext. 122


Lee Dixon

Lee County Landfill Inc. 1030205110 (Vertical & horizontal expansions, 6-18-06)

Lee County Landfill Inc. 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: M. Khalid Umer 708-385-8252

Lee County Landfill Inc. 1214 S. Bataan Road Dixon, IL 61021 Contact: David Geier 815-288-4607


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Livingston Pontiac

Livingston Landfill 1058210002 (Expansions approved, 10-8-04)

American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc. 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: M. Khalid Umer 708-385-8252 Ext. 112

American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc. 14206 East 2100 North Road, P.O. Box 646 Pontiac, IL 61764 Contact: Paul Beezhold 815-844-3054

Livingston Streator

Streator Area Landfill #3 (Active, now inactive) 1054900003 (Vertical expansion approved, 6-4-03; now inactive, 4-05)

Streator Area Landfill Inc. 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 Contact: M. Khalid Umer 708-385-8252

Streator Area Landfill Inc. 2111 Coalville Road, P.O. Box 755 Streator, IL 61364 Contact: Mark L. Kohrt 815-672-0097

Macon Decatur

Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. 1158040008

Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. 1363 Bear Road Decatur, IL 62522 Contact: Troy Ward 217-963-2976

Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. 1363 Bear Road Decatur, IL 62522 Contact: Troy Ward 217-963-2976

Madison Roxana

Roxana Landfill Inc. 1190900002 (Expansions approved, 6-6-05)

Roxana Landfill Authority Inc. 4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P. O. Box 97 Roxana, IL 62084-0097 Contact: Tony Rosback 618-656-6912

Roxana Landfill Authority Inc. 4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P.O. Box 97 Roxana, IL 62084-0097 Contact: Jay Ross 618-656-6912

Madison Granite City

South Chain of Rocks RDF-Phase II (Closed) 1198010002 (Closed, 7-23-04; certified closed, 6-22-05)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2673 Outer Loop Louisville, KY 40219 Contact: John A. Tony Barbush 502-966-0272 Ext. 257

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2673 Outer Loop Louisville, KY 40219 Contact: John A. Tony Barbush 502-966-0272 Ext. 257

Marion Salem

Salem Municipal Landfill #2 1218130007

City of Salem, Mayor's Office 101 S. Broadway Salem, IL 62881-1699 Contact: James W. Snider 618-548-2222

Salem Municipal Landfill #2 900 E. Lake St. Salem, IL 62881-1699 Contact: Jason Bruce 618-548-7781

McDonough Macomb

Envirofil of Illinois Inc. 1098100003 (Expansion approved, 4-20-04)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 13998 E. 1400th St., P.O. Box 375 Macomb, IL 61455 Contact: Steven R. Harenberg 309-694-0295

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 13998 E. 1400th St., P.O. Box 375 Macomb, IL 61455 Contact: Steven R. Harenberg 309-694-0295

McLean Bloomington

ADS/McLean County Landfill #2 1130200042 (Vertical expansion, 11-16-05)

American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc. 2112 W. Washington Bloomington, IL 61704 Contact: Roger Groen 309-827-8631

American Disposal Services of Illinois Inc. 2112 W. Washington Bloomington, IL 61704 Contact: Daniel Winters 309-827-8631

Montgomery Litchfield

Envotech-Illinois LLC 1358150007 (aka Litchfield-Hillsboro Landfill)

Envotech-Illinois LLC 2782 Landfill Trail, P.O. Box 97 Litchfield, IL 62056 Contact: Jay Ross 217-324-2811

Envotech-Illinois LLC 2782 Landfill Trail, P.O. Box 97 Litchfield, IL 62056 Contact: Jay Ross 217-324-2811

Ogle Davis Junction

Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill 1410175005 (Expansions approved, 7-26-04)

Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Inc. 8290 Highway 251 South Davis Junction, IL 61020 Contact: Chris Peters 815-874-9000

Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Inc. 8290 Highway 251 South Davis Junction, IL 61020 Contact: Chris Peters 815-874-9000

Ogle Rochelle

Rochelle Municipal Landfill No. 2 1418030020

City of Rochelle 420 N. 6th St. (6th St. & 5th Ave.) Rochelle, IL 61068 Contact: Dennis Sims 815-561-2000

Rochelle Waste Disposal LLC 1161 Hwy. 251 South, P.O. Box 268 Rochelle, IL 61068 Contact: Clyde Gelderloos 815-562-4134

B4 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Peoria Brimfield

Peoria City/County Landfill #2 1438165003

Joint City and County of Peoria, Solid Waste Disposal Board 419 Fulton St., Room 307 Peoria, IL 61602 Contact: Stephen Van Winkle 309-494-8801

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 11501 W. Cottonwood Road Brimfield, IL 61517 Contact: Steven R. Harenberg 309-565-4281

Peoria Peoria

Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. 1438120003 (46% out-of-state waste)

Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards 309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards 309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Perry DuQuoin

Perry Ridge Landfill 1450105039 (Opened, 3-8-04)

GERE Properties Inc. 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188 Contact: Jane G. Witheridge 630-653-3700

Perry Ridge Landfill Inc. 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188 Contact: Jane G. Witheridge 630-653-3700

Pike Baylis

Pike County Landfill 1498160001

Pike County Landfill Inc. 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards 309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Pike County Landfill Inc. 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards 309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Rock Island Milan

Quad Cities Landfill, Phase IV 1610400018 (65% out-of-state waste)

Millennium Waste Inc. 13606 Knoxville Road Milan, IL 61264 Contact: Dominic J. Remmes 309-787-2303

Millennium Waste Inc. 13606 Knoxville Road Milan, IL 61264 Contact: Dominic J. Remmes 309-787-2303

Rock Island East Moline

Upper Rock Island County Landfill 1618100014

Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc. 17201 20th Avenue North, P.O. Box 159 East Moline, IL 61244 Contact: David Geier 309-496-2396

Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc. 17201 20th Ave. North, P.O. Box 159 East Moline, IL 61244 Contact: David Geier 309-496-2396

Saline Harrisburg

Saline County Landfill (Active) 1658080001 (Lateral expansion approved, 8-19-04)

Saline County Landfill IL Inc. 716 Skyline Dr. Marion, IL 62959 Contact: Kenneth Wuehler 618-842-4294

Saline County Landfill IL Inc. 716 Skyline Dr. Marion, IL 62959 Contact: Kenneth Wuehler 618-842-4294

Saline Thompsonville

West End Disposal Facility 1650155005 (Phase 2 opened, 2-18-04)

Landfill LLC 622 N. Granger, P.O. Box 544 Harrisburg, IL 62946 Contact: Rick Lane 618-268-9412

Landfill LLC 622 N. Granger, P.O. Box 544 Harrisburg, IL 62946 Contact: Rick Lane 618-268-9412

Sangamon Springfield

Sangamon Valley Landfill 1678220037 (Re-opened, 7-7-03)

Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc. 1730 S. Dirksen Parkway Springfield, IL 62703 Contact: Ray Carter 217-522-7797

Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc. 2565 Sandhill Road Springfield, IL 62707 Contact: Daniel Winters 217-528-9256

St. Clair Marissa

Cottonwood Hills RDF 1630755017 (76% out-of-state waste)



St. Clair East St. Louis

Milam Recycling and Disposal Facility 1630450001 (Expansions approved, 2-25-03, 10-16-03 & 1-26-04)




County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Stephenson Freeport

Freeport Municipal Landfill #4 (Closed) 1770200015 (Ceased accepting waste, 4-5-03)

City of Freeport 230 W. Stephenson St. Freeport, IL 61032 Contact: Shelly R. Griswold 815-235-8221

City of Freeport 230 W. Stephenson St. Freeport, IL 61032 Contact: Shelly R. Griswold 815-235-8221

Tazewell Hopedale

Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 1790305011 (Re-opened, 6-30-04)

Tazewell County Landfill Inc. 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards 309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Tazewell County Landfill Inc. 4700 W. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 Contact: Ronald L. Edwards 309-676-4893 Ext. 204

Tazewell East Peoria

Tazewell Recycling and Disposal Facility 1798060004 (Nearing closure)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 3550 E. Washington St. East Peoria, IL 61611 Contact: Daniel C. Erni 309-208-0632

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 3550 E. Washington St. East Peoria, IL 61611 Contact: Daniel C. Erni 309-208-0632

Vermilion Danville

Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc. 1838040029

Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc. 1730 Dirksen Parkway Springfield, IL 62707 Contact: Terry Bent 217-522-7797

Brickyard Disposal and Recycling Inc. 601 E. Brickyard Road, P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834-0985 Contact: Ken Samet 217-443-3128

Vermilion Hoopeston

Illinois Landfill 1830450009

Illinois Landfill Inc. P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834-0985 Contact: Ken Samet 217-283-6242

Illinois Landfill Inc. P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834-0985 Contact: Ken Samet 217-283-6242

Wayne Fairfield

Wayne County Regional Landfill 1918040003

Wayne County Regional Landfill State Route 15 West, RR #1, Box 214 Fairfield, IL 62837 Contact: Kenneth Wuehler 618-842-4294

Wayne County Regional Landfill State Route 15 West, RR #1, Box 214 Fairfield, IL 62837 Contact: Kenneth Wuehler 618-842-4294

Whiteside Morrison

Prairie Hill Recycling and Disposal Facility 1950350014

Whiteside County Whiteside County Courthouse, 200 E. Knox St. Morrison, IL 61270 Contact: Peter Petrowsky 815-772-7651

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 18762 Lincoln Road Morrison, IL 61270 Contact: Ian Johnson 630-232-7664

Will Elwood

Laraway Recycling and Disposal Facility 1970450002

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 21101 W. Laraway Road Elwood, IL 60421 Contact: Scott Combis 815-423-5120

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 21101 W. Laraway Road Elwood, IL 60421 Contact: Scott Combis 815-423-5120

Will Wilmington

Prairie View Recycling and Disposal Facility 1971105050 (Opened, 1-19-04)

Will County Land Use Department, Waste Services Div. 58 E. Clinton St., Suite 500 Joliet, IL 60432 Contact: Dean Olson 815-774-7891

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 29755 S. Prairie View Dr. Wilmington, IL 60481 Contact: Ian Johnson 630-232-7664

Williamson Marion

Marion Ridge Landfill (Under Development) 1990555136 (Construction pending FAA approval)

Kibler Development Corp. 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188 Contact: Jane G. Witheridge 630-653-3700

Marion Ridge Landfill 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188 Contact: Jane G. Witheridge 630-653-3700

Winnebago Rockford

Winnebago Landfill 2018080001 (Expansion permitted, 4-27-04 and opened 12-21-05)

Winnebago Reclamation Service Inc. 4920 Forest Hills Road Loves Park, IL 61111 Contact: Tom Hilbert 815-381-5646

Winnebago Reclamation Service Inc. 4920 Forest Hills Road Loves Park, IL 61111 Contact: Tom Hilbert 815-381-5646

Appendix C

2005

Solid Waste LandfillsRanked by

Waste Received

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 C1

Gate Calculated Landfill Name Municipality County Cu. Yds. Tons Rank Remarks Page

Livingston Landfill Pontiac Livingston 6,667,994 2,020,604 1 Expansions approved, 10-8-04 R4.11 Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Davis Junction Ogle 5,097,255 1,544,623 2 Expansions approved, 7-26-04 R1.9 Lee County Landfill Inc. Dixon Lee 4,044,660 1,225,655 3 Expansions, 6-20-06 R1.8 Roxana Landfill Inc. Roxana Madison 3,896,148 1,180,651 4 Expansions approved, 6-6-05 R6.8 Milam Recyc. and Disp. Facility East St. Louis St. Clair 3,276,126 992,765 5 Expansions, 2003 & 2004 R6.7 Onyx Zion Landfill Zion Lake 2,805,300 850,091 6 Site 2 expansion, 12-6-04 R2.15 Settler's Hill Recyc. and Disp. Facility Batavia Kane 2,485,345 753,135 7 Nearing closure R2.18 Prairie View Recyc. and Disp. Facility Wilmington Will 1,876,777 568,720 8 Opened, 1-19-04 R2.16 Countryside Landfill Inc. Grayslake Lake 1,742,516 528,035 9 R2.11 Southern Illinois Regional Landfill DeSoto Jackson 1,534,000 464,848 10 Lateral expansion, 7-2-04 R7.9 Cottonwood Hills RDF Marissa St. Clair 1,482,264 449,171 11 76% out-of-state waste R6.6 Quad Cities Landfill, Phase IV Milan Rock Island 1,384,857 419,654 12 65% out-of-state waste R3.11 Winnebago Landfill Rockford Winnebago 1,358,524 411,674 13 Expansion opened, 4-27-04 R1.12 Environtech Inc. Morris Grundy 1,260,446 381,953 14 R2.12 Prairie Hill Recyc. and Disp. Facility Morrison Whiteside 1,085,842 329,043 15 R1.10 Brickyard Disp. and Recyc. Inc. Danville Vermilion 952,843 288,740 16 R4.6 Clinton Landfill #2 Clinton DeWitt 923,497 279,848 17 R4.7 Upper Rock Island County Landfill East Moline Rock Island 790,325 239,492 18 R3.14 Five Oaks Recyc. and Disp. Facility Taylorville Christian 769,435 233,162 19 R5.6 River Bend Prairie Landfill Dolton Cook 737,276 223,417 20 R2.17 LandComp Landfill Ottawa LaSalle 728,813 220,852 21 R1.7 Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 Hopedale Tazewell 722,835 219,041 22 Re-opened, 6-30-04 R3.7 Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. Decatur Macon 562,777 170,538 23 R4.12 Sangamon Valley Landfill Springfield Sangamon 533,741 161,740 24 Re-opened, 7-7-03 R5.9 Knox County Landfill #3 Oneida Knox 446,197 135,211 25 R3.8 Peoria City/County Landfill #2 Brimfield Peoria 394,805 119,638 26 R3.9 Envotech-Illinois LLC Litchfield Montgomery 377,953 114,531 27 AKA Litchfield-Hillsboro LF R5.5 Pike County Landfill Baylis Pike 364,041 110,315 28 R5.7 Rochelle Municipal Landfill No. 2 Rochelle Ogle 324,000 98,182 29 R1.11 DeKalb County Landfill DeKalb DeKalb 320,943 97,255 30 County waste only R1.5 Congress Development Company Hillside Cook 308,313 93,428 31 R2.10 Tazewell Recyc. and Disp. Facility East Peoria Tazewell 282,542 85,619 32 Nearing closure R3.13 Landfill 33 Ltd. Effingham Effingham 278,008 84,245 33 R4.10 Bond County Landfill Inc. Greenville Bond 274,204 83,092 34 New owner/operator, 2-11-04 R6.5 Wayne County Regional Landfill Fairfield Wayne 257,927 78,160 35 R7.10 Kankakee Recyc. and Disp. Facility Chebanse Kankakee 239,354 72,532 36 Closed, 11-18-05 R2.13 Lawrence County Regional LF Sumner Lawrence 229,724 69,613 37 R7.5 ERC Coles County Landfill Charleston Coles 199,447 60,438 38 R4.8 Envirofil of Illinois Inc. Macomb McDonough 189,479 57,418 39 Expansion approved, 4-20-04 R3.6 Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. Peoria Peoria 153,788 46,602 40 46% out-of-state waste R3.10 Illinois Landfill Hoopeston Vermilion 149,726 45,372 41 R4.9 RCS Inc. Landfill Jerseyville Jersey 132,436 40,132 42 Inactive, 4-28-06 R5.8 Perry Ridge Landfill DuQuoin Perry 126,620 38,370 43 Opened, 3-8-04 R7.7 CID RDF Calumet City Cook 124,049 37,591 44 Nearing closure R2.9 West End Disposal Facility Thompsonville Saline 118,965 36,050 45 R7.11 Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Salem Marion 97,275 29,477 46 R6.9 ADS/McLean County Landfill #2 Bloomington McLean 94,653 28,683 47 Vertical expansion, 11-16-05 R4.5 Streator Area Landfill #3 Streator Livingston 67,663 20,504 48 Vertical expansion, 6-4-03 R4.13 Saline County Landfill Harrisburg Saline 23,365 7,080 49 Lateral expansion, 8-19-04 R7.8 Laraway Recyc. and Disp. Facility Elwood Will 195 59 50 Limited waste acceptance R2.14 Spoon Ridge Landfill Fairview Fulton 7 2 51 Limited waste acceptance R3.12 Totals 52,295,275 15,847,051 Averages 1,025,398 310,726

Appendix D

Remaining Capacities

As of Jan. 1, 2006

Solid Waste LandfillsRanked by

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 D1

Gate Calculated Landfill Name Municipality County Cu. Yds. Tons Rank Remarks Page Spoon Ridge Landfill Fairview Fulton 134,154,000 40,653,000 1 Limited waste acceptance R3.12 Livingston Landfill Pontiac Livingston 113,762,000 34,473,000 2 Expansions approved, 10-8-04 R4.11 Onyx Orchard Hills Landfill Davis Junction Ogle 100,629,000 30,494,000 3 Expansions approved, 7-26-04 R1.9 Cottonwood Hills RDF Marissa St. Clair 83,860,000 25,412,000 4 76% out-of-state waste R6.6 Prairie View Recyc. and Disp. Facility Wilmington Will 61,258,000 18,563,000 5 Opened, 1-19-04 R2.16 Southern Illinois Regional Landfill DeSoto Jackson 49,878,000 15,115,000 6 Expansion approved, 7-2-04 R7.9 Prairie Hill Recyc. and Disp. Facility Morrison Whiteside 43,804,000 13,274,000 7 R1.10 Roxana Landfill Inc. Roxana Madison 42,505,000 12,880,000 8 Expansions approved, 6-6-05 R6.8 Five Oaks Recyc. and Disp. Facility Taylorville Christian 29,245,000 8,862,000 9 R5.6 Perry Ridge Landfill DuQuoin Perry 23,040,000 6,982,000 10 Opened, 3-8-04 R7.7 West End Disposal Facility Thompsonville Saline 22,699,000 6,878,000 11 R7.11 Illinois Landfill Hoopeston Vermilion 21,066,000 6,384,000 12 R4.9 LandComp Landfill Ottawa LaSalle 20,231,000 6,131,000 13 R1.7 Countryside Landfill Inc. Grayslake Lake 19,855,000 6,017,000 14 R2.11 Brickyard Disp. and Recyc. Inc. Danville Vermilion 18,841,000 5,709,000 15 R4.6 Envirofil of Illinois Inc. Macomb McDonough 18,605,000 5,638,000 16 Expansion approved, 4-20-04 R3.6 Quad Cities Landfill, Phase IV Milan Rock Island 16,880,000 5,115,000 17 65% out-of-state waste R3.11 Milam Recyc. and Disp. Facility East St. Louis St. Clair 16,587,000 5,026,000 18 Expansions, 2003 & 2004 R6.7 Onyx Zion Landfill Zion Lake 13,985,000 4,238,000 19 Site 2 expansion, 12-6-04 R2.15 Upper Rock Island County Landfill East Moline Rock Island 12,323,000 3,734,000 20 R3.14 Lee County Landfill Inc. Dixon Lee 10,688,000 3,239,000 21 Expansions, 6-20-06 R1.8 Peoria City/County Landfill #2 Brimfield Peoria 9,531,000 2,888,000 22 R3.9 Lawrence County Regional LF Sumner Lawrence 8,811,000 2,670,000 23 R7.5 Sangamon Valley Landfill Springfield Sangamon 8,400,000 2,545,000 24 Re-opened, 7-7-03 R5.9 Bond County Landfill Inc. Greenville Bond 7,736,000 2,344,000 25 New owner/operator, 2-11-04 R6.5 Wayne County Regional Landfill Fairfield Wayne 7,725,000 2,341,000 26 R7.10 Winnebago Landfill Rockford Winnebago 6,912,000 2,095,000 27 Expansion opened, 12-21-05 R1.12 Pike County Landfill Baylis Pike 6,846,000 2,075,000 28 R5.7 River Bend Prairie Landfill Dolton Cook 6,635,000 2,011,000 29 R2.17 Saline County Landfill Harrisburg Saline 5,694,000 1,725,000 30 Lateral expansion, 8-19-04 R7.8 Indian Creek Landfill No. 2 Hopedale Tazewell 5,096,000 1,544,000 31 Re-opened, 6-30-04 R3.7 Knox County Landfill #3 Oneida Knox 4,806,000 1,456,000 32 R3.8 Envotech-Illinois LLC Litchfield Montgomery 3,847,000 1,166,000 33 AKA Litchfield-Hillsboro LF R5.5 Onyx Valley View Landfill Inc. Decatur Macon 3,165,000 959,000 34 R4.12 DeKalb County Landfill DeKalb DeKalb 3,067,000 929,000 35 County waste only R1.5 Landfill 33 Ltd. Effingham Effingham 3,059,000 927,000 36 R4.10 Clinton Landfill #2 Clinton DeWitt 2,951,000 894,000 37 R4.7 RCS Inc. Landfill Jerseyville Jersey 2,749,000 833,000 38 Inactive, 4-28-06 R5.8 Environtech Inc. Morris Grundy 2,745,000 832,000 39 R2.12 Settler's Hill Recyc. and Disp. Facility Batavia Kane 2,648,000 802,000 40 Nearing closure R2.18 Rochelle Municipal Landfill No. 2 Rochelle Ogle 884,000 268,000 41 R1.11 Congress Development Company Hillside Cook 728,000 221,000 42 R2.10 ADS/McLean County Landfill #2 Bloomington McLean 634,000 192,000 43 Vertical expansion, 11-16-05 R4.5 ERC Coles County Landfill Charleston Coles 551,000 167,000 44 R4.8 Peoria Disposal Co. Inc. Peoria Peoria 400,000 121,000 45 46% out-of-state waste R3.10 Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Salem Marion 277,000 84,000 46 R6.9 Tazewell Recyc. and Disp. Facility East Peoria Tazewell 271,000 82,000 47 Nearing closure R3.13 Streator Area Landfill #3 Streator Livingston 199,000 60,000 48 Vertical expansion, 6-4-03 R4.13 Kankakee Recyc. and Disp. Facility Chebanse Kankakee 93,000 28,000 49 Closed, 11-18-05 R2.13 CID RDF Calumet City Cook 43,000 13,000 50 Nearing closure R2.9 Laraway Recyc. and Disp. Facility Elwood Will 4,000 1,000 51 Limited waste acceptance R2.14 Totals 980,402,000 297,090,000 Averages 19,223,569 5,825,294

Solid Waste Transfer Stations

Appendices E, F & G

With all the technological advances in waste handling equipment, sometimes it still gets down to a worker with a shovel. Here two employees at the Groot Transfer Station in Chicago prepare to police the yard.

Appendix E


Solid WasteTransfer Station

Owners and Operators

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 E1

Transfer Station Name Municipality Owner Operator Status Page

34th Street Mat'l. Recov. & Recyc. Chicago Chicago Department of Sts. & San. Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 A R2.19

American Disp. Serv. TS Bloomington American Disposal Services of Illinois 1 American Disposal Services of Illinois 1 A R4.14

American Wood Recycling TS Hoffman Estates American Wood Recycling Inc. American Wood Recycling Inc. A R2.20

Apollo Disposal Service TS Momence Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 A R2.21

ARC Disposal & Recycling Mt. Prospect ARC Disposal & Recycling 2 ARC Disposal & Recycling 2 A R2.22

Area Disposal Transfer Station Lincoln Area Disposal Co. 3 Area Disposal Co. 3 A R5.10

Ashalex Recycling C & D TS a Marion McVicker Farms McVicker Excavating Inc. A R7.12

Banner-Western Trans. & Recyc. Rockdale Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R2.23

Batavia Transfer Station b Batavia Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc. 5 Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc. 5 N R2.24

Best Lawns Trans. Stn. Streamwood Best Lawns Inc. Best Lawns Inc. A R2.25

Bethalto Waste Transfer Facility Bethalto Village of Bethalto, Public Works Village of Bethalto, Public Works A R6.11

Bloomington Bulk Transfer Station Bloomington City of Bloomington, Public Service City of Bloomington, Public Service A R4.15

C & L LSW Trans. Stn. Chicago Heights C & L LLC Skyline Disposal Co. Inc. A R2.26

Calumet Transfer Station Chicago Liberty Waste Services of Illinois LLC 1 Liberty Waste Services of Illinois LLC 1 A R2.27

Central Waste Services & Recycling c Urbana Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 A R4.16

CID Transfer Station Chicago Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R2.28

Citiwaste Transfer Station Joliet Citiwaste Transfer Inc. 1 Citiwaste Transfer Inc. 1 A R2.29

City Waste Transfer Chicago City Transfer Systems 1 City Transfer Systems 1 A R2.30

Cloverleaf Farms Transfer Elgin Midwest Compost LLC Midwest Compost LLC A R2.31

D & D Loop Transfer-Laflin Chicago Allied Waste of North America Inc. 1 Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 A R2.32

D & L Disposal Trans. Stn. Greenville D & L Disposal LLC 1 D & L Disposal LLC 1 IA R6.12

Des Plaines Trans. Stn. Des Plaines City of Des Plaines, City Hall City of Des Plaines, Public Works A R2.33

Disposal Management Systems Inc. d DesPlaines Disposal Management Systems Inc. Disposal Management Systems Inc. A R2.34

DK (LSW) Transfer Station Lake Bluff Scott Byron & Co. DK Organics LLC A R2.35

DuKane Transfer Facility West Chicago Groot Industries Inc. Crown Recycling & Waste Services Inc. A R2.36

DuPage Yard Waste Trans. Stn. West Chicago Midwest Compost LLC Midwest Compost LLC A R2.37

E.C. Rizzi & Assoc. Bolingbrook Joan Tameling E.C. Rizzi & Assoc. Inc. A R2.38

Eco Materials Waukegan LSW TS b Waukegan Thelen Sand and Gravel Inc. Eco Materials Inc. N R2.39

Effingham County Transfer Station Mason Sutter Sanitation Service Inc. Sutter Sanitation Service Inc. N R4.17

Evans Recycling 3 b Springfield Evans Recycling Inc. Evans Recycling Inc. N R5.11

Evans Recycling Inc. c Quincy Evans Recycling Inc. Evans Recycling Inc. A R5.12

Glencoe Water Tower Site Glencoe Village of Glencoe, Public Works Dept. Village of Glencoe, Public Works Dept. A R2.40

Granite City Landscape Transfer Granite City City of Granite City, City Hall City of Granite City, Street Department A R6.13

Greenwood Development c Maywood Greenwood Development LLC Greenwood Development LLC A R2.41

Groen Waste Services/Crestwood TS Crestwood Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 Groen Waste Services A R2.42

Groot Industries/Chicago TS Chicago Groot Industries Inc. Groot Industries Inc. A R2.43

Groot Industries/McCook TS McCook Groot Industries Inc. Groot Industries Inc. A R2.44

Harvey Transfer Station Harvey J & L Enterprises Contractors Recycling Service A R2.45

Herrin Solid Waste Trans. Stn. Herrin City of Herrin Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 A R7.13

Highland Park LSW Trans. Stn. Highland Park City of Highland Park, Public Services City of Highland Park, Public Services A R2.46

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Homewood Scavenger Service TS East Hazel Crest Star Investments LLC Homewood Scavenger Service Inc. A R2.47

Hooker Street TS Chicago Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R2.48

JKS Ventures Inc. Melrose Park LaSalle National Trust, North America JKS Ventures Inc. A R2.49

Keller Excavating TS c Edwardsville Keller Construction Company Inc. Keller Construction Company Inc. A R6.14

Kewanee Solid Waste Trans. Stn. Kewanee City of Kewanee City of Kewanee A R3.15

Kucera Disposal Company Cicero Frank F. Kucera Co. Frank F. Kucera Co. A R2.50

Lake Forest Transfer Facility Lake Forest City of Lake Forest DK Organics LLC A R2.51

Land & Lakes/Wheeling LSW a Deerfield Prairie Recreational Development Inc. Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation 6 A R2.52

Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch TS c Romeoville Chicago Title Land and Trust Co. Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation 6 A R2.53

Lee Co. LF LSW TF Dixon Lee County Landfill Inc. 1 Lee County Landfill Inc. 1 A R1.13

Liberty Waste/McCook Trans. Stn. McCook Liberty Waste Services of Illinois LLC 1 Liberty Waste Services of McCook LLC 1 A R2.54

Loop Transfer - 64th Street Chicago Allied Waste of North America Inc. Loop Transfer Inc. A R2.55

Macon County Composting c Decatur Edward Larry Garver, Jr. Evans Recycling Inc. A R4.18

Marion Transfer Station Marion City of Marion Continental Waste Industries of Illinois 2 A R7.14

MDI Environmental Systems TS #1 Lanark Moring Disposal Inc. MDI Environmental Systems A R1.14

Medill Mat'l. Recov. & Recyc. Chicago Chicago Department of Sts. & San. Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 A R2.56

Meyer Material/MDC LSW TS a McHenry Meyer Material Co. Marengo Disposal Company A R2.57

Midtown Transfer Chicago BFI Wst. Stms. of North America Inc. 1 BFI Wst. Stms. of North America Inc. 1 A R2.58

Monmouth Municipal Trans. Stn. Monmouth City of Monmouth, Public Works City of Monmouth, Public Works A R3.16

Montgomery Landscape Wst. Coll. Montgomery Village of Montgomery, Public Works Village of Montgomery, Public Works A R2.59

Montgomery Trucking Elizabeth Montgomery Trucking Montgomery Trucking A R1.15

Monticello Transfer Station Monticello City of Monticello City of Monticello A R4.19

Mr. K's Garden & Mat'l. Center TS Park Ridge Mr. K's Garden & Material Center Mr. K's Garden & Material Center A R2.60

Mt. Vernon Transfer Station Mt. Vernon Continental Waste Industries of Illinois 2 Continental Waste Industries of Illinois 2 A R7.15

Nameoki Township Transfer Station Granite City Nameoki Township Highway Dept. Nameoki Township Highway Dept. A R6.15

Northbrook Transfer Station Northbrook Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc. 5 Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc. 5 A R2.61

Northwest Mat'l. Recov. & Recyc. Chicago Chicago Department of Sts. & San. Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 A R2.62

Oak Forest Public Works c Oak Forest City of Oak Forest, Public Works City of Oak Forest, Public Works A R2.63

Onyx Wst. Svs./Evanston Trans. Evanston Onyx Waste Services Inc. 5 Onyx Waste Services Inc. 5 A R2.64

Onyx Wst. Svs./Melrose Park Trans. Melrose Park Onyx Waste Services Inc. 5 Onyx Waste Services Inc. 5 A R2.65

Paris Transfer Station Paris City of Paris Ingrum Waste Disposal 1 A R4.20

Peoria City/Co. Comp. LSW TS Brimfield Joint City and County of Peoria Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R3.17

Planet Recovery Transfer Station Chicago Allied Waste of North America Inc. 1 Allied Waste Transportation Inc. 1 A R2.66

Princeton Solid Waste Trans. Stn. Princeton City of Princeton Dean's Transfer Services Inc. A R1.16

Randolph County Trans. Stn. Sparta Larry Henderson Continental Waste Industries of Illinois 2 A R6.16

Ravenswood Disposal Service TS Chicago Ravenswood Disposal Service Inc. Ravenswood Disposal Service Inc. A R2.67

READCO LLC c Waukegan Norstates Bank READCO LLC A R2.68

River Bend Prairie Recyc. & Trans. Chicago Marina Developments Inc. 6 Land & Lakes Co. A R2.69

Riverdale Recycling Riverdale Tri-State Disposal Inc. Tri-State Disposal Inc. A R2.70

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 E3


Rolling Meadows Trans. Stn. Rolling Meadows City of Rolling Meadows, Public Works Onyx Waste Services Inc. 5 A R2.71

Savanna Solid Waste Trans. Stn. Savanna City of Savanna City of Savanna A R1.17

Shelbyville Disposal Service TS Shelbyville Shelbyville Disposal Service Inc. Shelbyville Disposal Service Inc. A R4.21

Shred-All Recycling Systems TS Chicago American Disposal Svs. of Illinois Inc. 1 Shred-All Recycling Systems Inc. 1 A R2.72

SRS North Lot Chicago E.L.K. Corporation Shred-All Recycling Systems Inc. 1 A R2.73

Star Disposal LSW TS a Park Forest Star Investments LLC Homewood Scavenger Service Inc. A R2.74

Star Disposal Service TS Park Forest Star Investments LLC Homewood Scavenger Service Inc. A R2.75

United Disposal of Bradley TS Bradley United Disposal of Bradley Inc. United Disposal of Bradley Inc. A R2.76

Waste Management/Rockford TS Roscoe Waste Management of Wisconsin Inc. 4 Waste Management of Rockford 4 A R1.18

Waste Management/Springfield TS Springfield Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R5.13

Waste Management-Elburn Elburn Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R2.77

Waste Management-Joliet TS Joliet Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R2.78

Waste Mgt.-Metro/Stickney TS Stickney Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R2.79

Waste Mgt.-North/McHenry TS McHenry Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management - North/McHenry 4 IA R2.80

Waste Mgt.-Northwest/Wheeling TS Wheeling Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R2.81

Waste Mgt.-So. Suburbs/Rec. Am. Alsip Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 Waste Management - Alsip Transfer 4 A R2.82

Waste Transfer & Mat'l. Recovery Champaign U of I; Physical Plant Services Bldg. U of I; Waste Transfer & MRF A R4.22

West Cook Transfer Station Forest View Town and Country Transfer LLC Heartland Recycling LLC A R2.83

Wheeling Township Transfer Stn. Glenview Solid Wst. Agency of No. Cook Co. Groot Industries Inc. A R2.84

Wigand Recycl. & Trans. Facility Chillicothe Wigand Disposal Co. 3 Wigand Disposal Co. 3 A R3.18

Willow Ranch Composting LSW c Romeoville Chicago Title Land and Trust Co. Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation 6 A R2.85

Wilmette Village Yard Wilmette Village of Wilmette Village of Wilmette A R2.86

Winnetka Municipal LSW Trans. Winnetka Village of Winnetka, Public Works Village of Winnetka, Public Works A R2.87

Woodland RDF LSW Trans. South Elgin Oak Brook Bank, Trust #8-1735 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 4 A R2.88

Zion Municipal Trans. Stn. Zion City of Zion, Public Works Dept. City of Zion, Public Works Dept. A R2.89

Owner/Operator Footnotes: 1 A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc. 2 A subsidiary of Republic Services Inc. 3 A subsidiary of Coulter Companies 4 A subsidiary of Waste Management Inc. Midwest 5 An affiliate of Onyx/North America Inc. and a subsidiary of Veolia Environnement, France 6 An affiliate of Land & Lakes Co.

Site Information Footnotes:

a. Open, 2004 b. Open, 2005 c. Open, 2003 d. Ceased accepting waste 11-3-05; certified closed 1-27-06

Status: A = Active IA = Inactive N = New

Appendix F


Solid WasteTransfer Station


Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 F1

County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Adams Quincy

Evans Recycling Inc. (Active) 0010655258 (Opened, 3-21-03)

Evans Recycling Inc. Rex D. Evans 1868 Midway Road Murrayville, IL 62688 217-882-2081


Bond Greenville

D & L Disposal Transfer Station (Inactive) 0050055049 (Inactive, 11-20-03)

D & L Disposal LLC Robert London 900 Willard St.; P.O. Box 405 Greenville, IL 62231 618-664-3185 Ext. 106

D & L Disposal LLC Robert London 900 Willard St.; P.O. Box 405 Greenville, IL 62231 618-664-3185 Ext. 106

Bureau Princeton

Princeton Solid Waste Transfer Station (Active) 0110850012 (New operator, 2004)

City of Princeton Steve Wright 2 S. Main St. Princeton, IL 61356 815-875-2631

Dean's Transfer Services Inc. Steve Schmitt 1922 Park Ave. West Princeton, IL 61356 815-875-2293

Carroll Lanark

MDI Environmental Systems Transfer Station #1 (Active) 0150100001

Moring Disposal Inc. Larry Moring 306 E. Main, P.O. Box 158 Forreston, IL 61030 815-938-3602

MDI Environmental Systems Dennis R. Pate 306 E. Main, P.O. Box 158 Forreston, IL 61030 815-493-6331

Carroll Savanna

Savanna Solid Waste Transfer Station (Active) 0150250005

City of Savanna Timothy Schoenig 101 Main St. Savanna, IL 61074 815-273-2251

City of Savanna Timothy Schoenig 101 Main St. Savanna, IL 61074 815-273-2251

Champaign Urbana

Central Waste Services & Recycling Facility (Active) 0191055163 (Opened, 12-17-03)

Allied Waste Transportation Inc. P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834 217-367-2278

Allied Waste Transportation Inc. P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834 217-367-2278

Champaign Champaign

Waste Transfer & Material Recovery Facility (Active) 0190105219

University of Illinois; Physical Plant Services Bldg. Tim Hoss 1501 S. Oak St. Champaign, IL 61820 217-244-7283

University of Illinois; Waste Transfer & MRF Tim Hoss 1501 S. Oak St. Champaign, IL 61820 217-244-7283

Cook Chicago

34th Street Material Recovery & Recycling Facility (Active) 0316300004 (New operator, 2-15-03)

Chicago Department of Streets & Sanitation Michael J. Picardi 121 N. LaSalle St., Room 704 Chicago, IL 60602 312-744-4611

Allied Waste Transportation Inc. Robert Kalebich 3757 W. 34th St. Chicago, IL 60623 773-927-6773

Cook Hoffman Estates

American Wood Recycling Transfer Station (Active) 0314490002 (Open nine months only)

American Wood Recycling Inc. 2560 Beverly Rd. Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 847-426-6354

American Wood Recycling Inc. 16077 Depot Place Prairie View, IL 60069 847-426-6354

Cook Mt. Prospect

ARC Disposal & Recycling (Active) 0318040001

ARC Disposal & Recycling Bernie Boer, Operations Manager 2101 S. Busse Road Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 847-981-0091 Ext. 148

ARC Disposal & Recycling Mike O'Brien 2101 S. Busse Road Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 847-981-0091 Ext. 143

Cook Streamwood

Best Lawns Transfer Station (Active) 0313065042

Best Lawns Inc. Michael Cavaliere 1435 Yorkshire Drive Streamwood, IL 60137 630-213-7900

Best Lawns Inc. Michael Cavaliere 1435 Yorkshire Drive Streamwood, IL 60107 630-213-7900

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County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Cook Chicago Heights

C & L Landscape Waste Transfer Station (Active) 0310455101

C & L LLC Clem DeLuca 66 E. 24th St. Chicago Heights, IL 60411 630-879-3006

Skyline Disposal Co. Inc. Gary Blue 66 E. 24th St. Chicago Heights, IL 60411 708-754-5460

Cook Chicago

Calumet Transfer Station (Active) 0316005603 (AKA Liberty Waste)

Liberty Waste Services of Illinois LLC James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014


Cook Chicago

CID Transfer Station (Active) 0310395011 (New name, 5-20-04)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Scott Combis 138th & I-94, P.O. Box 1309 Calumet City, IL 60409 773-646-3099

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Scott Combis 138th & I-94, P.O. Box 1309 Calumet City, IL 60409 773-646-3099

Cook Chicago

City Waste Transfer (Active) 0316310003

City Transfer Systems James Lanenga 745 McClintock Dr., Suite 230 Burr Ridge, IL 60608 312-492-0014

City Transfer Systems James Lanenga 2464 S. Laflin Ave. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014

Cook Elgin

Cloverleaf Farms Transfer (Active) 0314385091

Midwest Compost LLC Charles J. Murphy 1320 Spaulding Road Elgin, IL 60120 847-931-2900

Midwest Compost LLC Charles J. Murphy 1320 Spaulding Road Elgin, IL 60120 847-931-2900

Cook Chicago

D & D Loop Transfer-Laflin (Active) 0316310014 (AKA Loop Transfer-Laflin)

Allied Waste of North America Inc. James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014

Allied Waste Transportation Inc. James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014

Cook Des Plaines

Des Plaines Transfer Station (Active) 0310630073 (Expansion approved, 3-22-05)

City of Des Plaines, City Hall David Niemeyer 1420 Miner St. Des Plaines, IL 60016 847-391-5300

City of Des Plaines, Public Works Christine W. Bajor 1111 Joseph Schwab Road Des Plaines, IL 60016 847-391-5464

Cook DesPlaines

Disposal Management Systems Inc. (Active, now closed) 0310635488 (Closed, 11-3-05 and certified closed, 1-27-06)

Disposal Management Systems Inc. Joe Anderson 420 Cutters Mill Ln. Schaumburg, IL 60194 847-884-7676

Disposal Management Systems Inc. Joe Anderson 420 Cutters Mill Ln. Schaumburg, IL 60194 847-884-7676

Cook Glencoe

Glencoe Water Tower Site & Material Storage Facility (Active) 0310995024

Village of Glencoe, Public Works Dept. David C. Mau 675 Village Court Glencoe, IL 60022 847-835-4111

Village of Glencoe, Public Works Dept. David C. Mau 675 Village Court Glencoe, IL 60022-1369 847-835-4111

Cook Maywood

Greenwood Development (Active) 0311835117 (Opened, 5-6-03)

Greenwood Development LLC Dale Brooks 1201 Greenwood Ave. Maywood, IL 60153 708-344-5000

Greenwood Development LLC Dale Brooks 1201 Greenwood Ave. Maywood, IL 60153 708-344-5000

Cook Crestwood

Groen Waste Services/Crestwood Transfer Station (Active) 0310600001

Allied Waste Transportation Inc. John Larsen 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 708-385-8252

Groen Waste Services John Larsen 13701 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 708-385-8252


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Cook Chicago

Groot Industries/Chicago Transfer Station (Active) 0316760001

Groot Industries Inc. Bob Cordell 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 847-734-6400

Groot Industries Inc. Bob Cordell 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 847-734-6400

Cook McCook

Groot Industries/McCook Transfer Station (Active) 0311740016

Groot Industries Inc. Neil Andersen 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 847-734-6400


Cook Harvey

Harvey Transfer Station (Active) 0311110039

J & L Enterprises Louis Meneghin 298 E. 152nd St.; P. O. Box 2308 Harvey, IL 60426 N/A

Contractors Recycling Service Don Stienstra P.O. Box 1426 South Holland, IL 60473 708-331-6066

Cook East Hazel

Crest

Homewood Scavenger Service Transfer Station (Active) 0310750002

Star Investments LLC Tom Agema 17415 S. Ashland Ave. East Hazel Crest, IL 60429 708-798-1004

Homewood Scavenger Service Inc. Tom Agema 17415 S. Ashland Ave. East Hazel Crest, IL 60429 708-798-1004

Cook Chicago

Hooker Street Transfer Station (Active) 0316000052 (New name, 4-13-04)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Dean Van der Baan 1411 Opus Place, Suite 400 Downers Grove, IL 60515 630-724-8400

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Henry Parker 1500 N. Hooker St. Chicago, IL 60622 312-915-4780

Cook Melrose Park

JKS Ventures Inc. (Active) 0311860039 (New operator, 5-27-03)

LaSalle National Trust, North America Nancy A. Stack 135 S. LaSalle St., Suite 1840 Chicago, IL 60603 312-904-2000

JKS Ventures Inc. Josephine DiFronzo 8601 W. Bryn Mawr, Suite 116 Chicago, IL 60631 773-714-9330

Cook Cicero

Kucera Disposal Company (Active) 0310510004

Frank F. Kucera Co. Dan Aichinger 1800 S. Laramie Ave. Cicero, IL 60850 708-652-0025

Frank F. Kucera Co. Dan Aichinger 1800 S. Laramie Ave. Cicero, IL 60850 708-652-0025

Cook McCook

Liberty Waste/McCook Transfer Station (Active) 0311745027


Liberty Waste Services of McCook LLC James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014

Cook Chicago

Loop Transfer - 64th Street (Active) 0316680003


Loop Transfer Inc. James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014

Cook Chicago

Medill Material Recovery & Recycling Facility (Active) 0316075074 (Blue Bag only; new operator, 5-22-03)



Cook Chicago

Midtown Transfer (Active) 0316280008

BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc. James Lanenga 1220 W. Carroll Ave. Chicago, IL 60607 312-492-0014

BFI Waste Systems of North America Inc. James Lanenga 1220 W. Carroll Ave. Chicago, IL 60607 312-492-0014


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Cook Park Ridge

Mr. K's Garden & Material Center Transfer Station (Active) 0312460019

Mr. K's Garden & Material Center Mark Kowalski 1440 W. Higgins Road Park Ridge, IL 60068 847-692-2118

Mr. K's Garden & Material Center Mark Kowalski 1440 W. Higgins Road Park Ridge, IL 60068 847-692-2118

Cook Northbrook

Northbrook Transfer Station (Active) 0312073004

Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc. Raymond Strong 2750 Shermer Road Northbrook, IL 60062-7709 847-272-4145


Cook Chicago

Northwest Material Recovery & Recycling Facility (Active) 0316265018 (Blue Bag only; new operator, 2-15-03)



Cook Oak Forest

Oak Forest Public Works (Active) 0312195064 (Opened, 5-2-03)

City of Oak Forest, Dept. of Public Works Troy Ishler 15440 S. Central Ave. Oak Forest, IL 60452 708-535-4090

City of Oak Forest, Dept. of Public Works Troy Ishler 15440 S. Central Ave. Oak Forest, IL 60452 708-535-4090

Cook Evanston

Onyx Waste Services/Evanston Transfer (Active) 0310810003 (Inter-company waste only)

Onyx Waste Services Inc. Raymond Strong 2800 Shermer Road Northbrook, IL 60062-7711 847-412-6100

Onyx Waste Services Inc. Raymond Strong 2800 Shermer Road Northbrook, IL 60062-7711 847-412-6100

Cook Melrose Park

Onyx Waste Services/Melrose Park Transfer (Active) 0311865053

Onyx Waste Services Inc. Mike Fenwick 4700 W. Lake St. Melrose Park, IL 60160 708-345-7735

Onyx Waste Services Inc. Mike Fenwick 4700 W. Lake St. Melrose Park, IL 60160 708-345-7735

Cook Chicago

Planet Recovery Transfer Station (Active) 0316280012


Allied Waste Transportation Inc. James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014

Cook Chicago

Ravenswood Disposal Service Transfer Station (Active) 0316270011

Ravenswood Disposal Service Inc. Branko Vardijan 221 N. Washtenaw Chicago, IL 60612 773-638-7676

Ravenswood Disposal Service Inc. Branko Vardijan 200 N. Talman Ave. Chicago, IL 60612 773-638-7676

Cook Chicago

River Bend Prairie Recycling & Transfer Facility (Active) 0316550016 (AKA Land & Lakes TS)

Marina Developments Inc. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway; P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 847-825-5000

Land & Lakes Co. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 847-825-5000

Cook Riverdale

Riverdale Recycling (Active) 0312580014 (New owner/operator, 12-13-05)

Tri-State Disposal Inc. Sheryl Germany 13903 S. Ashland Ave. Riverdale, IL 60827 708-388-9910

Tri-State Disposal Inc. Sheryl Germany 13903 S. Ashland Ave. Riverdale, IL 60827 708-388-9910

Cook Rolling

Meadows

Rolling Meadows Transfer Station (Active) 0312730009

City of Rolling Meadows, Public Works 3900 Berdnick St. Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 847-963-0500

Onyx Waste Services Inc. Marc Moxon 3851 Berdnick St. Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 847-776-7529


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Cook Chicago

Shred-All Recycling Systems Transfer Station (Active) 0316610042 (Assoc. with SRS North Lot)

American Disposal Svs. of Illinois Inc. James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014

Shred-All Recycling Systems Inc. James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014

Cook Chicago

SRS North Lot (Active) 0316595045 (Associated with Shred-All Rec. Sys. TS)

E.L.K. Corporation Eugene Kohn 4230 S. Racine Ave. Chicago, IL 60609 773-523-1566

Shred-All Recycling Systems Inc. James Lanenga 2400 S. Loomis St. Chicago, IL 60608 312-492-0014

Cook Park Forest

Star Disposal LSW Transfer Station (Active) 0314745050 (Opened, 12-13-04)



Cook Park Forest

Star Disposal Service Transfer Station (Active) 0314740001 (New owner, 12-13-04, expansion also)



Cook Stickney

Waste Mgt.-Metro/Stickney Transfer Station (Active) 0313000001


Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Tim Kuerschner 3815 S. Laramie Ave. Stickney, IL 60650 708-656-5350 or 708-222-5031

Cook Wheeling

Waste Mgt.-Northwest/Wheeling Transfer Station (Active) 0313240004


Waste Management of Illinois Inc. John Gerger 1021 E. Green St., P.O. Box 278 Franklin Park, IL 60131 847-520-0059 Ext. 16

Cook Alsip

Waste Mgt.-South Suburbs/Recycle America (Active) 0310030003


Waste Management - Alsip Transfer Jeff Mack 11601 S. Austin Ave. Alsip, IL 60803 708-388-8855

Cook Forest View

West Cook Transfer Station (Active) 0310930005

Town and Country Transfer LLC Loretta F. Volini 6201 W. Canal Bank Road Forest View, IL 60402 708-458-9800

Heartland Recycling LLC Loretta F. Volini/Joseph A. Volini 6201 W. Canal Bank Road Forest View, IL 60402 708-458-9800

Cook Glenview

Wheeling Township Transfer Station (Active) 0310630059

Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook Co. C. Brooke Beal 2700 Patriot Blvd., Suite 110 Glenview, IL 60026 847-724-9205

Groot Industries Inc. Fred Folkerts 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 847-734-6400

Cook Wilmette

Wilmette Village Yard (Active) 0313305030

Village of Wilmette Ken Kennedy 1200 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette, IL 60091-0400 847-853-7581

Village of Wilmette Ken Kennedy 1200 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette, IL 60091-0400 847-853-7581

Cook Winnetka

Winnetka Municipal Landscape Waste Transfer Facility (Active) 0313330001

Village of Winnetka, Public Works Steven M. Saunders, Village Engineer 510 Green Bay Road Winnetka, IL 60093 847-716-3534

Village of Winnetka, Public Works Steven M. Saunders, Village Engineer 510 Green Bay Road Winnetka, IL 60093 847-716-3534


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

DuPage West Chicago

DuKane Transfer Facility (Active) 0430905819


Crown Recycling & Waste Services Inc. Neil Andersen 2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 847-734-6400

DuPage West Chicago

DuPage Yard Waste Transfer Station (Active) 0430905794

Midwest Compost LLC Charles J. Murphy 1195 W. Washington St. West Chicago, IL 60185 630-876-8900

Midwest Compost LLC Charles J. Murphy 1195 W. Washington St. West Chicago, IL 60185 630-876-8900

Edgar Paris

Paris Transfer Station (Active) 0458080003

City of Paris, City Hall Craig Smith City Building Paris, IL 61944 217-465-7601

Ingrum Waste Disposal Scott Ingrum 501 Grandview Ave., P.O. Box 1088 Paris, IL 61944 217-465-3335

Effingham Mason

Effingham County Transfer Station (New) 0490305004 (New, 11-10-05)

Sutter Sanitation Service Inc. Tracy Sutter 105 E. Main, P.O. Box 569 Shumway, IL 62461 217-868-2734

Sutter Sanitation Service Inc. Tracy Sutter 105 E. Main, P.O. Box 569 Shumway, IL 62461 217-868-2734

Henry Kewanee

Kewanee Solid Waste Transfer Station (Active) 0730650023

City of Kewanee Kip Spear 401 E. Third St. Kewanee, IL 61443 309-852-2611

City of Kewanee Kip Spear 401 E. Third St. Kewanee, IL 61443 309-852-2611

Jefferson Mt. Vernon

Mt. Vernon Transfer Station (Active) 0818100011 (Improvements, 5-25-05)

Continental Waste Ind. of Illinois Inc. Tom Emling 1540 Landfill Road, P.O. Box 690 DeSoto, IL 62924 618-867-3397


JoDaviess Elizabeth

Montgomery Trucking (Active) 0850155009

Montgomery Trucking Gordy Montgomery 929 Fulton St., P.O. Box 6081 Galena, IL 61036 815-777-0672

Montgomery Trucking Gordy Montgomery 929 Fulton St., P.O. Box 6081 Galena, IL 61036 815-777-0672

Kane Batavia

Batavia Transfer Station (New) 0894138157 (New, 12-15-05)

Onyx Waste Services Midwest Inc. James C. Maher 1525 Kautz Rd., Suite 1000 West Chicago, IL 60185 630-587-1144


Kane Montgomery

Montgomery Landscape Waste Collection Site (Active) 0894690004 (Fall leaf collection)

Village of Montgomery, Public Works Dept. Mike Pubentz 1300 S. Broadway Ave. Montgomery, IL 60538 630-896-1354

Village of Montgomery, Public Works Dept. Mike Pubentz 1300 S. Broadway Montgomery, IL 60538 630-896-1354

Kane Elburn

Waste Management-Elburn Transfer (Active) 0898030004

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Doug Hopkins 1 N. 138 Linlar Dr. Elburn, IL 60119 630-232-4390

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Doug Hopkins 1 N. 138 Linlar Dr. Elburn, IL 60119 630-232-4390

Kane South Elgin

Woodland RDF Landscape Waste Transfer Area (Active) 0894830005

Oak Brook Bank, Trust #8-1735 Kathy Blumenthal or Adriana Rodek 1400 W. 16th St. Oak Brook, IL 60521 630-571-1050

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Doug Hopkins 1031 E. Fabyan Parkway Batavia, IL 60510 630-232-7664


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Kankakee Momence

Apollo Disposal Service Transfer Station (Active) 0910650003

Allied Waste Transportation Inc. John Larsen 120 E. Industrial Dr. Momence, IL 60954 815-472-3332

Allied Waste Transportation Inc. John Larsen 120 E. Industrial Dr. Momence, IL 60954 815-472-3332

Kankakee Bradley

United Disposal of Bradley Transfer Station (Active) 0910200013

United Disposal of Bradley Inc. Mike Watson 1000 E. Liberty, P.O. Box 179 Bradley, IL 60915 815-933-0081

United Disposal of Bradley Inc. Mike Watson 1000 E. Liberty, P.O. Box 179 Bradley, IL 60915 815-933-0017

Lake Lake Bluff

DK (LSW) Transfer Station (Active) 0970750009 (New operator, 8-18-03)

Scott Byron & Co. Scott Byron 30088 N. Skokie Highway Lake Bluff, IL 60044 847-689-0266

DK Organics LLC David Gorter 725 N. Skokie Highway Lake Bluff, IL 60044 847-234-5499

Lake Waukegan

Eco Materials Waukegan LSW Transfer Station (New) 0971905328 (New, 10-24-05)

Thelen Sand and Gravel Inc. Timothy Krum 28955 W. IL Rt. 173 Antioch, IL 60002-9116 847-662-0760

Eco Materials Inc. Mark Holtcamp 28955 W. IL Rt. 173 Antioch, IL 60002-9116 847-662-0760

Lake Highland Park

Highland Park LSW Transfer Station (Active) 0970500007 (Services only Highland Park)

City of Highland Park, Public Services Center Bob McCraren, Facilities Manager 1150 Half Day Road Highland Park, IL 60035 847-432-0807

City of Highland Park, Public Services Center Bob McCraren, Facilities Manager 1150 Half Day Road Highland Park, IL 60035 847-432-0807

Lake Lake Forest

Lake Forest Transfer Facility (Active) 0970805082 (New operator, 8-18-03; seldom used)

City of Lake Forest Elizabeth Marquez 220 E. Deer Path Lake Forest, IL 60045 847-615-4218

DK Organics LLC David Gorter 725 N. Skokie Highway Lake Bluff, IL 60044 847-234-5499

Lake Deerfield

Land & Lakes/Wheeling LSW Transfer (Active) 0978120004 (Opened, 5-20-04)

Prairie Recreational Development Inc. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 847-825-5000

Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 847-825-5000

Lake Waukegan

READCO LLC (Active) 0971900053 (Name change, 1-4-06)

Norstates Bank (formerly Bank of Waukegan) Barbara Richter 1601 N. Lewis Ave. Waukegan, IL 60085 847-244-6000

READCO LLC Fred Slayton 3030 10th St. Waukegan, IL 60085 847-249-9120

Lake Zion

Zion Municipal Transfer Station (Active) 0972005048 (Services only Zion)

City of Zion, Public Works Dept. Ron Colangelo or Charlie Fisher 2828 Sheridan Road Zion, IL 60099 847-746-4054

City of Zion, Public Works Dept. Ron Colangelo or Charlie Fisher 2828 Sheridan Road Zion, IL 60099 847-746-4054

Lee Dixon

Lee Co. Landfill LSW Transfer Facility (Active) 1030205110

Lee County Landfill Inc. Allied Waste Industries Inc. 13832 S. Kostner Ave. Crestwood, IL 60445 708-824-3060

Lee County Landfill Inc. David Geier 1214 S. Bataan Road Dixon, IL 61021 815-288-4607

Logan Lincoln

Area Disposal Transfer Station (Active) 1078160001 (Accepts inter-company waste only)

Area Disposal Co. Ronald L. Edwards 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 309-676-4893

Area Disposal Co. Ronald L. Edwards 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 309-676-4893


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Macon Decatur

Macon County Composting Facility (LSW Transfer Station) (Active) 1150150066 (Opened, 12-12-03)

Edward Larry Garver, Jr. 3455 N. Bearsdale Road Decatur, IL 62526 217-428-1039


Madison Bethalto

Bethalto Waste Transfer Facility (Active) 1190150006

Village of Bethalto, Public Works Bill Piening 213 N. Prairie Bethalto, IL 62010 618-377-8013

Village of Bethalto, Public Works Bill Piening 213 N. Prairie Bethalto, IL 62010 618-377-8013


Granite City Landscape Transfer (Active) 1190405136

City of Granite City, City Hall Rick Fancher 2000 Edison Ave. Granite City, IL 62040 618-452-6214

City of Granite City, Street Department Rick Fancher 2301 Adams St. Granite City, IL 62040 618-452-6222

Madison Edwardsville

Keller Excavating Transfer Station (Active) 1190255081 (Opened, 4-2-03)

Keller Construction Company Inc. Tom Lavelle/Dale V. Keller 13 Cougar Dr. Glen Carbon, IL 62034 618-656-0033

Keller Construction Company Inc. Tom Lavelle/Dale V. Keller 13 Cougar Dr. Glen Carbon, IL 62034 618-656-0033


Nameoki Township Transfer Station (Active) 1198130023

Nameoki Township Highway Department Otis O'Brien 4250 Highway 162 Granite City, IL 62040 618-931-1290

Nameoki Township Highway Department Otis O'Brien 4250 Highway 162 Granite City, IL 62040 618-931-1290

McHenry McHenry

Meyer Material Co. (MDC Landscape Waste Transfer Station) (Active) 1110600004 (Opened, 7-29-04)

Meyer Material Co. Alan Miller 1819 Dot St. McHenry, IL 60050 815-331-7200

Marengo Disposal Company Greg York 1050 Greenlee St. Marengo, IL 60152 815-568-7274

McHenry McHenry

Waste Mgt.-North/McHenry (LSW) Transfer Station (Inactive) 1110605043 (Inactive during 2005)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Norm Lewis 2233 W. Highway 173 Antioch, IL 60002 847-395-2020

Waste Management - North/McHenry Norm Lewis 1713 S. Route 31 McHenry, IL 60050 847-395-2020

McLean Bloomington

American Disposal Services of Bloomington Transfer Stn. (Active) 1138040002

American Disposal Svs. of Illinois Inc. Rich DeYoung 745 McClintock Dr., Suite 230 Burr Ridge, IL 60521 708-449-1250

American Disposal Svs. of Illinois Inc. Rich Kogler 2112 W. Washington Bloomington, IL 61704 309-828-3383

McLean Bloomington

Bloomington Bulk Transfer Station (Active) 1130200073

City of Bloomington, Public Service Department Brian Brakebill 401 S. East St. Bloomington, IL 61701 309-434-2220

City of Bloomington, Public Service Department Brian Brakebill 401 S. East St. Bloomington, IL 61701 309-434-2220

Peoria Brimfield

Peoria City/County Compost LSW Transfer Station (Active) 1438165005

Joint City and County of Peoria Solid Waste Disposal Board Stephen Van Winkle 419 Fulton St., Room 307 Peoria, IL 61602 309-494-8800

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Steven R. Harenberg 11501 W. Cottonwood Road Brimfield, IL 61517 309-565-4281

Peoria Chillicothe

Wigand Recycling & Transfer Facility (Active) 1430205031

Wigand Disposal Co. Ronald L. Edwards 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 309-676-4893

Wigand Disposal Co. Ronald L. Edwards 4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071 Peoria, IL 61612-9071 309-676-4893


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Piatt Monticello

Monticello Transfer Station (Active) 1478040003

City of Monticello Floyd L. Allsop 210 N. Hamilton, P.O. Box 437 Monticello, IL 61856 217-762-2583

City of Monticello Floyd L. Allsop 210 N. Hamilton, P.O. Box 437 Monticello, IL 61856 217-762-2583

Randolph Sparta

Randolph County Transfer Station (Active) 1570600020

Larry Henderson 618-443-2030 102 Patricia Lane Sparta, IL 62286 618-443-2030



Evans Recycling 3 (New) 1671205529 (New, 12-20-05)




Waste Management/Springfield Transfer Station (Active) 1671200127

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Dan Erni 890 East 1500 North Road Taylorville, IL 62568 217-824-3942 Ext. 115

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Bob Meyer 3000 E. Ash St. Springfield, IL 62703 217-523-5498

Shelby Shelbyville

Shelbyville Disposal Service Transfer Station (Active) 1738170003

Shelbyville Disposal Service Inc. Marsha L. Grubb West Route 16, P.O. Box 143 Shelbyville, IL 62565 217-774-5625

Shelbyville Disposal Service Inc. Marsha L. Grubb West Route 16, P.O. Box 143 Shelbyville, IL 62565 217-774-5625

Warren Monmouth

Monmouth Municipal Transfer Station (Active) 1878080001

City of Monmouth, Public Works Andrew Jackson 100 E. Broadway Monmouth, IL 61462 309-734-2141

City of Monmouth, Public Works Andrew Jackson 100 E. Broadway Monmouth, IL 61462 309-734-2141

Will Rockdale

Banner - Western Transfer & Recycling Center (Active) 1970850012 (Inter-company waste only)


Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Mark Batherson 2100 Moen Ave. Rockdale, IL 60436 815-423-5120

Will Joliet

Citiwaste Transfer Station (Active) 1978093002

Citiwaste Transfer Inc. Randy Salmich 808 S. Joliet St. Joliet, IL 60436 815-723-3200

Citiwaste Transfer Inc. Randy Salmich 808 S. Joliet St. Joliet, IL 60436 815-723-3200

Will Bolingbrook

E.C. Rizzi & Assoc. (Active) 1974155082

Joan Tameling 7500 S. Madison St. Willowbrook, IL 60521 630-323-7171

E.C. Rizzi & Assoc. Inc. 31 W. 310 Schoger Dr. Naperville, IL 60564 630-898-3333

Will Romeoville

Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch (LSW) Transfer Station (Active) 1978030003 (Opened, 5-22-03 -- see also 1970100001)

Chicago Title Land and Trust Co. Jane Zakerzewski 85 W. Algonquin Rd. Arlington Heights, IL 60005 847-758-4857


Will Joliet

Waste Management-Joliet Transfer Station (Active) 1970450096

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Mark Batherson 2850 Mound Road Joliet, IL 60634 815-423-5120

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Mark Batherson 2850 Mound Road Joliet, IL 60436 815-423-5120


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Will Romeoville

Willow Ranch Composting Inc. Landscape Waste Transfer Facility (Active) 1970100001 (Opened, 5-23-03 -- see also 1978030003)

Chicago Title Land and Trust Co. Jane Zakerzewski 85 W. Algonquin Rd. Arlington Heights, IL 60005 847-758-4857


Williamson Marion

Ashalex Recycling C & D Transfer Station (Active) 1990555107 (Opened, 6-8-04)

McVicker Farms Jim McVicker 111 S. McVicker Dr. Energy, IL 62933 618-942-3880

McVicker Excavating Inc. Jim McVicker 111 S. McVicker Dr. Energy, IL 62933 618-942-3880

Williamson Herrin

Herrin Solid Waste Transfer Station (Active) 1990400014 (New operator, 4-22-04)

City of Herrin Victor M. Ritter, Mayor 300 N. Park Ave. Herrin, IL 62948 618-942-6166

Allied Waste Transportation Inc. Ken Miller 716 Skyline Drive Marion, IL 62959 618-997-9561

Williamson Marion

Marion Transfer Station (Active) 1998560011

City of Marion Robert L. Butler, Mayor 100 Tower Square Plaza Marion, IL 62959 618-997-2592


Winnebago Roscoe

Waste Management/Rockford Transfer Station (Active) 2010400008

Waste Management of Wisconsin Inc. Richard L. Ancelet West 124 North, 8925 Boundary Road Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 262-251-4000

Waste Management of Rockford Gregory Kaminski 13125 N. 2nd St., P.O. Box 359 Roscoe, IL 61073 815-389-6180

Appendix G

Ranked by Waste Received

2005

Solid WasteTransfer Stations

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 G1

Tons Transfer Station Name Municipality County Tons Per Day 1 Rank Remarks Page

Groot Industries/Chicago TS Chicago Cook 553,616 2,121 1 R2.43 Waste Mgt.-Metro/Stickney TS Stickney Cook 371,824 1,252 2 R2.79 Waste Mgt.-Northwest/Wheeling TS Wheeling Cook 330,758 1,225 3 R2.81 Hooker Street TS Chicago Cook 322,426 884 4 New name, 4-13-04 R2.48 Northwest Mat'l. Recov. & Recyc. Chicago Cook 318,186 1,268 5 New operator, 2-15-03 R2.62 ARC Disposal & Recycling Mt. Prospect Cook 311,969 1,016 6 R2.22 Wheeling Township Transfer Stn. Glenview Cook 311,100 1,196 7 R2.84 Groen Waste Services/Crestwood TS Crestwood Cook 300,781 1,188 8 R2.42 Waste Management-Joliet TS Joliet Will 294,743 942 9 R2.78 West Cook Transfer Station Forest View Cook 275,000 1,100 10 R2.83 Waste Management-Elburn Elburn Kane 197,725 0 11 R2.77 Medill Mat'l. Recov. & Recyc. Chicago Cook 189,749 756 12 New operator, 5-22-03 R2.56 Onyx Wst. Svs./Evanston Trans. Evanston Cook 185,000 730 13 Inter-company waste R2.64 Riverdale Recycling Riverdale Cook 162,654 0 14 New Own./Op., 12-13-05 R2.70 34th Street Mat'l. Recov. & Recyc. Chicago Cook 155,897 621 15 New operator, 2-15-03 R2.19 Waste Management/Springfield TS Springfield Sangamon 153,450 465 16 R5.13 Northbrook Transfer Station Northbrook Cook 145,000 571 17 R2.61 Waste Mgt.-So. Suburbs/Rec. Am. Alsip Cook 118,731 457 18 R2.82 Central Waste Services & Recycling Facility Urbana Champaign 96,978 300 19 Opened, 12-17-03 R4.16 Banner-Western Trans. & Recyc. Rockdale Will 81,505 312 20 Inter-company waste R2.23 Waste Management/Rockford TS Roscoe Winnebago 75,400 290 21 R1.18 Herrin Solid Waste Trans. Stn. Herrin Williamson 64,000 250 22 New operator, 4-22-04 R7.13 Apollo Disposal Service TS Momence Kankakee 62,715 247 23 R2.21 Citiwaste Transfer Station Joliet Will 50,992 178 24 R2.29 MDI Environmental Systems TS #1 Lanark Carroll 48,087 185 25 R1.14 Marion Transfer Station Marion Williamson 35,754 140 26 R7.14 Wigand Recycl. & Trans. Facility Chillicothe Peoria 35,083 130 27 R3.18 Randolph County Trans. Stn. Sparta Randolph 28,484 112 28 R6.16 Mt. Vernon Transfer Station Mt. Vernon Jefferson 26,243 102 29 Improvements, 5-25-05 R7.15 CID Transfer Station Chicago Cook 16,307 60 30 New name, 5-20-04 R2.28 Harvey Transfer Station Harvey Cook 14,000 60 31 R2.45 JKS Ventures Inc. Melrose Park Cook 10,800 260 32 New operator, 5-27-03 R2.49 DK (LSW) Transfer Station Lake Bluff Lake 9,385 0 33 New operator, 8-18-03 R2.35 Wilmette Village Yard Wilmette Cook 9,107 240 34 R2.86 Kewanee Solid Waste Trans. Stn. Kewanee Henry 8,097 33 35 R3.15 Waste Transfer & Mat'l. Recovery Champaign Champaign 8,000 31 36 R4.22 Winnetka Municipal LSW Trans. Winnetka Cook 2,230 11 37 R2.87 Lee Co. LF LSW TF Dixon Lee 1,829 7 38 R1.13 Monticello Transfer Station Monticello Piatt 1,400 0 39 R4.19 Meyer Material/MDC LSW TS McHenry McHenry 1,250 0 40 Opened, 7-29-04 R2.57 Glencoe Water Tower Site Glencoe Cook 1,160 0 41 R2.40 Zion Municipal Trans. Stn. Zion Lake 976 0 42 Services only Zion R2.89 Ashalex Recycling C & D TS Marion Williamson 225 1 43 Opened, 6-8-04 R7.12 Keller Excavating TS Edwardsville Madison 112 1 44 Opened, 4-2-03 R6.14 Highland Park LSW Trans. Stn. Highland Park Lake 50 3 45 Svs. only Highland Park R2.46 American Disp. Serv. TS Bloomington McLean N/A N/A N/A R4.14 American Wood Recycling TS Hoffman Estates Cook N/A N/A N/A Open nine months only R2.20 Area Disposal Transfer Station Lincoln Logan N/A N/A N/A Inter-company waste R5.10 Batavia Transfer Station Batavia Kane N/A N/A N/A New, 12-15-05 R2.24 Best Lawns Trans. Stn. Streamwood Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.25 Bethalto Waste Transfer Facility Bethalto Madison N/A N/A N/A R6.11

G2 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

Tons Transfer Station Name Municipality County Tons Per Day 1 Rank Remarks Page

Bloomington Bulk Transfer Station Bloomington McLean N/A N/A N/A R4.15 C & L LSW Trans. Stn. Chicago Heights Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.26 Calumet Transfer Station Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A AKA Liberty Waste R2.27 City Waste Transfer Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.30 Cloverleaf Farms Transfer Elgin Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.31 D & D Loop Transfer-Laflin Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A AKA Loop Transfer-Laflin R2.32 Des Plaines Trans. Stn. Des Plaines Cook N/A N/A N/A Expn. approved, 3-22-05 R2.33 Disposal Management Systems Inc. DesPlaines Cook N/A N/A N/A Certified closed, 1-27-06 R2.34 DuKane Transfer Facility West Chicago DuPage N/A N/A N/A R2.36 DuPage Yard Waste Trans. Stn. West Chicago DuPage N/A N/A N/A R2.37 E.C. Rizzi & Assoc. Bolingbrook Will N/A N/A N/A R2.38 Eco Materials Waukegan LSW TS Waukegan Lake N/A N/A N/A New, 10-24-05 R2.39 Effingham County Transfer Station Mason Effingham N/A N/A N/A New, 11-10-05 R4.17 Evans Recycling 3 Springfield Sangamon N/A N/A N/A New, 12-20-05 R5.11 Evans Recycling Inc. Quincy Adams N/A N/A N/A Opened, 3-21-03 R5.12 Granite City Landscape Transfer Granite City Madison N/A N/A N/A R6.13 Greenwood Development Maywood Cook N/A N/A N/A Opened, 5-6-03 R2.41 Groot Industries/McCook TS McCook Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.44 Homewood Scavenger Service TS East Hazel Crest Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.47 Kucera Disposal Company Cicero Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.50 Lake Forest Transfer Facility Lake Forest Lake N/A N/A N/A New operator, 8-18-03 R2.51 Land & Lakes/Wheeling LSW Deerfield Lake N/A N/A N/A Opened, 5-20-04 R2.52 Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch (LSW) TS Romeoville Will N/A N/A N/A Opened, 5-22-03 R2.53 Liberty Waste/McCook Trans. Stn. McCook Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.54 Loop Transfer - 64th Street Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.55 Macon County Composting Decatur Macon N/A N/A N/A Opened, 12-12-03 R4.18 Midtown Transfer Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.58 Monmouth Municipal Trans. Stn. Monmouth Warren N/A N/A N/A R3.16 Montgomery Landscape Wst. Coll. Montgomery Kane N/A N/A N/A Fall leaf collection R2.59 Montgomery Trucking Elizabeth JoDaviess N/A N/A N/A R1.15 Mr. K's Garden & Mat'l. Center TS Park Ridge Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.60 Nameoki Township Transfer Station Granite City Madison N/A N/A N/A R6.15 Oak Forest Public Works Oak Forest Cook N/A N/A N/A Opened, 5-2-03 R2.63 Onyx Wst. Svs./Melrose Park Trans. Melrose Park Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.65 Paris Transfer Station Paris Edgar N/A N/A N/A R4.20 Peoria City/Co. Comp. LSW TS Brimfield Peoria N/A N/A N/A R3.17 Planet Recovery Transfer Station Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.66 Princeton Solid Waste Trans. Stn. Princeton Bureau N/A N/A N/A New operator, 2004 R1.16 Ravenswood Disposal Service TS Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.67 READCO LLC Waukegan Lake N/A N/A N/A Name change, 1-4-06 R2.68 River Bend Prairie Recyc. & Trans. Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A AKA Land & Lakes TS R2.69 Rolling Meadows Trans. Stn. Rolling Meadows Cook N/A N/A N/A R2.71 Savanna Solid Waste Trans. Stn. Savanna Carroll N/A N/A N/A R1.17 Shelbyville Disposal Service TS Shelbyville Shelby N/A N/A N/A R4.21 Shred-All Recycling Systems TS Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A Assoc. with SRS N. Lot R2.72 SRS North Lot Chicago Cook N/A N/A N/A Assoc. with Shred-All R2.73 Star Disposal LSW Transfer Station Park Forest Cook N/A N/A N/A Opened, 12-13-04 R2.74 Star Disposal Service TS Park Forest Cook N/A N/A N/A New owner, 12-13-04 R2.75 United Disposal of Bradley TS Bradley Kankakee N/A N/A N/A R2.76 Willow Ranch Composting Inc. Romeoville Will N/A N/A N/A Opened, 5-23-03 R2.85 Woodland RDF LSW Trans. South Elgin Kane N/A N/A N/A R2.88 Totals 5,388,778 18,745 1 Based upon 261 operating days per year N/A = Did not voluntarily report the amount accepted in 2005

Landscape Waste Compost Facilities

Appendices H, I & J

Mother nature gets a helping hand reducing landscape waste to usable compost at Illinois permitted composting sites. These windrows at Thelen's Sand & Gravel Compost Facility in McHenry County are just part of the 59,822 tons of landscape waste turned into a product in 2005.

Appendix H


Landscape WasteCompost Facility


Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 H1

Compost Facility Name Municipality Owner Operator Status Page

Ashalex Recycling Compost Site a Marion McVicker Farms McVicker Excavating Inc. A R7.16

BFI Modern Landfill b Belleville BFI Waste Systems of N. America 1 St. Louis Composting Inc. A R6.17

Brickyard Disp. & Recy. Compost Danville Brickyard Disposal & Recycling Inc. 1 City of Danville A R4.23

CDT Landfill Compost Facility Joliet CDT Landfill Corp. CDT Landfill Corp. A R2.90

Centralia Landscape & Wst. Recyl. d Centralia City of Centralia, Public Works City of Centralia, Public Works C R6.18

Christiansen Farms e Peotone Christiansen Farms Christiansen Farms N R2.91

Cottonwood Hills Compost Fac. c Marissa Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 N R6.19

Crystal Lake Composting Crystal Lake City of Crystal Lake, Engineering Dept. City of Crystal Lake, Engineering Dept. A R2.92

Decatur Compost Inc. a Decatur Decatur Compost Inc. Decatur Compost Inc. A R4.24

DeKalb County Landfill DeKalb Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R1.19

Dirksen Parkway Compost Facility Springfield Secretary of State, Physical Services Secretary of State, Physical Services A R5.14

DK-Lake Bluff Lake Bluff Village of Lake Bluff DK Organics LLC A R2.93

Green Organics Inc. Bristol Aurora Blacktop Inc. Green Organics Inc. A R2.94

Harbor View Compost Facility Chicago Stony Island Reclamation Company Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation 3 A R2.95

Hazel Crest Composting Hazel Crest Village of Hazel Crest Village of Hazel Crest A R2.96

James Park Leaf Compost Evanston City of Evanston City of Evanston A R2.97

Joyce Farms Recycling Inc. Essex Home Star Bank, Land Trust #883 Joyce Farms Recycling Inc. A R2.98

Knox County Landfill Compost Site Oneida Knox County Landfill Dept. Knox County Landfill Dept. A R3.19

Lake Bluff Municipal #2 Compost Fac. Lake Bluff Village of Lake Bluff DK Organics LLC A R2.99

Lake Forest Recycling/Comp. Center Lake Forest City of Lake Forest DK Organics LLC A R2.100

Land & Lakes #1 & #2 Compost Fac. Chicago MCM Land Co. 3 Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation 3 IA R2.101

Land & Lakes/Wheeling Deerfield Prairie Recreational Development Inc. Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation 3 A R2.102

Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch Compost Romeoville LaSalle Bank National Association Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation 3 A R2.103

Macon County Composting Facility Decatur Edward Larry Garver, Jr. Evans Recycling Inc. A R4.25

Midwest Organics Recycling LLC c McHenry LaSalle Bank National Association Midwest Organics Recycling LLC N R2.104

Milam RDF East St. Louis Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R6.20

Monmouth Municipal Monmouth City of Monmouth, Public Works City of Monmouth, Public Works A R3.20

Nashville Municipal Nashville City of Nashville City of Nashville A R6.21

New Earth Carterville Joseph Groskind Joseph Groskind A R7.17

Pekin Composting Facility Pekin D. J. Mahoney Inc. City of Pekin, Mayor's Office A R3.21

Peoria City/Co. LF #1 Compost Site Brimfield City of Peoria/County of Peoria Waste Management of Illinois Inc. 2 A R3.22

Peru Municipal Landfill #2 Peru City of Peru City of Peru A R1.20

Rockford Composting/Cherry Valley Cherry Valley City of Rockford Rock River Disposal Services Inc. A R1.21

Rockford Composting/Rockford Rockford Woodcycle Inc. IL Rockford Composting Inc. A R1.22

Roxana Landfill Compost Site Roxana Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc. 1 Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc. 1 A R6.22

Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Salem City of Salem, Public Works Office Salem Municipal Landfill #2 A R6.23

Starlight Drive-in Compost Facility Kankakee City of Kankakee, Public Works City of Kankakee, Public Works IA R2.105

States Land Improve. LSW Processing Ottawa States Land Improvement Corp. 1 States Land Improvement Corp. 1 A R1.23

Thelen Sand & Gravel Antioch Thelen Sand & Gravel Thelen Sand & Gravel A R2.106

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Compost Facility Name Municipality Owner Operator Status Page

Upper Rock Island County Landfill East Moline Upper Rock Island County Landfill 1 Upper Rock Island County Landfill 1 A R3.23

Urbana Municipal Landscape Recyl. Urbana City of Urbana, Public Works Dept. City of Urbana, Public Works Dept. A R4.26

Van Drunen Farms b Momence Edward Van Drunen Edward Van Drunen A R2.107

Waukegan LSW Compost Facility b Waukegan City of Waukegan, Public Works City of Waukegan, Public Works A R2.108

Willow Ranch Composting Facility Romeoville LaSalle Bank National Association Land & Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation 3 A R2.109

Winnetka Municipal LF Compost Winnetka Village of Winnetka, Public Works Village of Winnetka, Public Works IA R2.110

Owner/operator information: 1 A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc. 2 A subsidiary of Waste Management Inc. Midwest 3 An affiliate of Land and Lakes Co.

Site Information Footnotes: a. Open, 2004 b. Open, 2003 c. Open, 2005 d. Site closed, 11-5-04, certificate of closure, 1-11-05 e. New, 3-6-06; formerly an on-farm permit exempt site. Status: A = Active C = Closed IA = Inactive N = New

Appendix I


Landscape WasteCompost Facility


Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 I1

County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Champaign Urbana

Urbana Municipal Landscape Recycling Center (Active) 0198270001

City of Urbana, Public Works Dept. Michael J. Brunk 706 S. Glover Ave. Urbana, IL 61802-4427 217-384-2393

City of Urbana, Public Works Dept. Michael J. Brunk 706 S. Glover Ave. Urbana, IL 61802-4427 217-384-2393

Cook Chicago

Harbor View Compost Facility (Active) 0316000034

Stony Island Reclamation Company James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 847-825-5000

Land and Lakes Yard Waste Reclamation Inc. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 847-825-5000

Cook Hazel Crest

Hazel Crest Composting (Active) 0311170002

Village of Hazel Crest Robert L. Palmer 3000 W. 170th Place Hazel Crest, IL 60429 708-335-9600

Village of Hazel Crest Timothy G. Fassnacht 3000 W. 170th Place Hazel Crest, IL 60429 708-335-9600

Cook Evanston

James Park Leaf Compost (Active) 0310810013

City of Evanston David C. Jennings 2100 Ridge Ave. Evanston, IL 60201 847-328-2100

City of Evanston Zeltee Edwards 2100 Ridge Avenue Evanston, IL 60201 847-866-2922

Cook Chicago

Land & Lakes #1 & #2 Compost Facility (Inactive) 0316000005

MCM Land Co. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 847-825-5000


Cook Winnetka

Winnetka Municipal Landfill Compost Facility (Inactive) 0313330001

Village of Winnetka, Public Works Steven M. Saunders 510 Green Bay Road Winnetka, IL 60093 847-716-3534

Village of Winnetka, Public Works Steven M. Saunders 510 Green Bay Road Winnetka, IL 60093 847-716-3534

DeKalb DeKalb

DeKalb County Landfill Compost Facility (Active) 0378020001

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.Mike Wiersema 18370 Somonauk Road DeKalb, IL 60115-8738 815-758-6906

Waste Management of Illinois Inc.Mike Wiersema 18370 Somonauk Road DeKalb, IL 60115-8738 815-758-6906

Kankakee Essex

Joyce Farms Recycling Inc. (Active) 0910355001 (Permit renewal under review)

Home Star Bank, Land Trust #883Jacklene Sue Bruhn 222 North Industrial Drive Bradley, IL 60915 815-468-2265

Joyce Farms Recycling Inc.Patrick J. Joyce P.O. Box 129 Essex, IL 60935 815-426-2133

Kankakee Kankakee

Starlight Drive-in Compost Facility (Inactive) 0918045001 (Nearing closure)

City of Kankakee, Dept. of Public Works Bert Dear 401 W. Oak Kankakee, IL 60901 815-933-8472

City of Kankakee, Dept. of Public Works Bert Dear 401 W. Oak Kankakee, IL 60901 815-933-8472

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County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Kankakee Momence

Van Drunen Farms (Active) 0910655024 (Opened, 9-29-03)

Edward Van Drunen 214 Mechanic St. Momence, IL 60954 815-472-3080

Edward Van Drunen 214 Mechanic St. Momence, IL 60954 815-472-3080

Kendall Bristol

Green Organics Inc. (Active) 0938010005

Aurora Blacktop Inc. David Leifheit 1065 Sand Ave. Montgomery, IL 60538 630-892-9389

Green Organics Inc. Joe Mazza 290 S. Main Place Carol Stream, IL 60188-2476 630-588-0993

Knox Oneida

Knox County Landfill Compost Site (Active) 0950600001

Knox County Landfill Dept. Larry Larson 1361 W. Fremont St. Galesburg, IL 61401 309-341-0901

Knox County Landfill Dept. Larry Larson 1361 W. Fremont St. Galesburg, IL 61401 309-341-0901

Lake Lake Bluff

DK-Lake Bluff (Active) 0970750012 (New operator, 5-1-03)

Village of Lake Bluff Kent S. Street 40 E. Center Ave. Lake Bluff, IL 60044 847-234-0774

DK Organics LLC Thomas R. Scheidt 725 N. Skokie Highway Lake Bluff, IL 60044 847-234-5499

Lake Lake Bluff

Lake Bluff Municipal #2 Compost Facility (Active) 0970750002 (New operator, 5-1-03)

Village of Lake Bluff Kent S. Street 40 E. Center Ave. Lake Bluff, IL 60044 847-234-0774


Lake Lake Forest

Lake Forest Recycling & Compost Center (Active) 0970800005 (New operator, 5-1-03)

City of Lake Forest Tom Naatz 220 E. Deer Path Lake Forest, IL 60045 847-615-4218


Lake Deerfield

Land & Lakes/Wheeling (Active) 0978120004

Prairie Recreational Development Inc. James J. Cowhey, Jr. 123 N. Northwest Highway, P.O. Box 778 Park Ridge, IL 60068-0778 847-825-5000


Lake McHenry

Midwest Organics Recycling LLC (New) 0978145004 (New, 9-6-05)

LaSalle Bank National Association, Trust #7622 Kathryn E. Shields 181 W. Madison, 17th Floor Chicago, IL 60602 312-904-2473

Midwest Organics Recycling LLC Ted Krueger 29353 N. Darrell Road McHenry, IL 60051 312-750-6605

Lake Waukegan

Waukegan Landscape Waste Compost Facility (Active) 0971905407 (Opened, 4-28-03)

City of Waukegan, Dept. of Public Works William Johnston 1700 McAree Road Waukegan, IL 60085 847-360-0944

City of Waukegan, Dept. of Public Works William Johnston 1700 McAree Road Waukegan, IL 60085 847-360-0944


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

LaSalle Peru

Peru Municipal Landfill #2 Compost Facility (Active) 0990850002

City of Peru Stephen L. Kowalczyk 1727 4th Street Peru, IL 61354 815-223-2962

City of Peru Stephen L. Kowalczyk 1727 4th Street Peru, IL 61354 815-223-2962

LaSalle Ottawa

States Land Improvement LSW Processing and Composting Facility (Active) 0990800040

States Land Improvement Corp. Paul DeGroot P.O. Box 520 Ottawa, IL 61350 815-434-1808

States Land Improvement Corp. Mark Dykema P.O. Box 520 Ottawa, IL 61350 815-434-1808

Macon Decatur

Decatur Compost Inc. (Active) 1150155553 (Opened, 4-5-04)

Decatur Compost Inc. Don Roderick 3741 Bearsdale Road Decatur, IL 62526 217-877-7697

Decatur Compost Inc. Don Roderick 3741 Bearsdale Road Decatur, IL 62526 217-877-7697

Macon Decatur

Macon County Composting Facility (Active) 1150150066 (New operator, 12-12-03)

Edward Larry Garver, Jr. 3455 N. Bearsdale Road Decatur, IL 62526 217-428-1039


Madison Roxana

Roxana Landfill Compost Site (Active) 1190250011 (Expansion approved, 3-8-04)

Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc. Jay Ross 4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P.O. Box 97 Roxana, IL 62084 618-656-6912

Laidlaw Waste Systems Inc. Jay Ross 4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P.O. Box 97 Roxana, IL 62084 618-656-6912

Marion Centralia

Centralia Landscape & Waste Recycling (Closed) 1218020012 (Closed 11-5-04, certificate of closure, 1-11-05)

City of Centralia, Public Works Shirley Jones 222 S. Poplar St. Centralia, IL 62801 618-533-7640

City of Centralia, Public Works Shirley Jones 222 S. Poplar St. Centralia, IL 62801 618-533-7640

Marion Salem

Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Compost Facility (Active) 1218130007

City of Salem, Public Works Office John Pruden 101 S. Broadway Salem, IL 62881-1669 618-548-2222 Ext. 27

Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Jason Bruce 900 E. Lake St. Salem, IL 62881-1669 618-548-7781

McHenry Crystal Lake

Crystal Lake Composting (Active) 1110150034 (For City of Crystal Lake only)

City of Crystal Lake, Engineering Dept. Eric Lecuyer P.O. Box 597 Crystal Lake, IL 60039-0597 815-459-2020

City of Crystal Lake, Engineering Dept. Eric Lecuyer P.O. Box 597 Crystal Lake, IL 60039-0597 815-459-2020

McHenry Antioch

Thelen Sand & Gravel (Active) 1114200001 (Sites #1 & #2 combined on 8-19-05)

Thelen Sand & Gravel Steve Thelen 28955 W. Route 173-B Antioch, IL 60002 847-395-3313

Thelen Sand & Gravel Steve Thelen 28955 W. Route 173-B Antioch, IL 60002 847-395-3313

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County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Peoria Brimfield

Peoria City/County Landfill #1 Compost Site (Active) 1438165005

City of Peoria/County of Peoria, Solid Waste Disposal Board Stephen VanWinkle 419 Fulton St., Room 307 Peoria, IL 61602 309-494-8801

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Steven R. Harenberg 11501 W. Cottonwood Road Brimfield, IL 61517 309-565-4281

Rock Island East Moline

Upper Rock Island County Landfill Compost Site #2 (Active) 1618100014

Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc. David Geier 17201 20th Ave. North, P.O. Box 159 East Moline, IL 61244 309-496-2396

Upper Rock Island County Landfill Inc. David Geier 17201 20th Ave. North, P.O. Box 159 East Moline, IL 61244 309-496-2396


Dirksen Parkway Compost Facility (Active) 1671200110

Secretary of State, Physical Services Dave Rusciolelli Room 189, Howlett Building Springfield, IL 62756 217-782-6530

Secretary of State, Physical Services Dave Rusciolelli 107 1/2 E. Monroe Springfield, IL 62756 217-782-6530

St. Clair Belleville

BFI Modern Landfill Compost Facility Site (Active) 1630100022 (Re-opened, 10-20-03 under new operator)

BFI Waste Systems of N. America Inc. Tim Curry 3521 Centerville Ave. Belleville, IL 62223 618-656-6912

St. Louis Composting Inc. Patrick Geraty 39 Old Elam Ave. Valley Park, MO 63088 636-861-3344

St. Clair Marissa

Cottonwood Hills Compost Facility (New) 1630755017 (New, 4-05)

Waste Management of Illinois Inc. Ernest H. Dennison 601 Madison Road East St. Louis, IL 62201 618-271-6788 Ext. 122


St. Clair East St. Louis

Milam RDF Compost Facility Site #3 (Active) 1630450001



Tazewell Pekin

Pekin Composting Facility (Active) 1790600019

D. J. Mahoney Inc. Jerry Mahoney 14379 Illinois Route 29 Pekin, IL 61554 309-347-2874

City of Pekin, Mayor's Office Frank MacKaman 111 S. Capitol St. Pekin, IL 61554 309-477-2300

Vermilion Danville

Brickyard Disposal & Recycling Compost Facility (Active) 1838040029

Brickyard Disposal & Recycling Inc. Ken Samet 601 E. Brickyard Road, P.O. Box 985 Danville, IL 61834-0985 217-442-8139

City of Danville Carl Carpenter 17 W. Main St. Danville, IL 61832 217-431-2287

Warren Monmouth

Monmouth Municipal (Active) 1878080001

City of Monmouth, Public WorksAndrew Jackson 100 E. Broadway Monmouth, IL 61462 309-734-2141

City of Monmouth, Public WorksAndrew Jackson 100 E. Broadway Monmouth, IL 61462 309-734-2141


County Municipality


Owner

Operator

Washington Nashville

Nashville Municipal Compost Facility (Active) 1890300009

City of Nashville Raymond Kolweier 190 N. East Court St. Nashville, IL 62263 618-327-5058

City of Nashville Gary Winka 190 N. East Court St. Nashville, IL 62263 618-327-8918

Will Joliet

CDT Landfill Compost Facility (Active) 1978170005 (Permit renewal, under review)

CDT Landfill Corp.Dan Geiss 2851 Mound Road Joliet, IL 60436 815-741-0736

CDT Landfill Corp. Dan Geiss 2851 Mound Road Joliet, IL 60436 815-741-0736

Will Peotone

Christiansen Farms (New) 1970755021 (New, 3-6-06)

Christiansen Farms Larry Christiansen 12151 W. Wilmington Road Peotone, IL 60468 708-258-6123

Christiansen Farms Larry Christiansen 12151 W. Wilmington Road Peotone, IL 60468 708-258-6123

Will Romeoville

Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch Compost Facility (Active) 1978030003

LaSalle Bank National Association, Trust #2624-EG Dorothy Denning 2355 S. Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL 60005 847-545-5480


Will Romeoville

Willow Ranch Composting Facility (Active) 1970100001 (Site footprint re-configured, 1-4-06)

LaSalle Bank National Association, Trust #2624-EG Dorothy Denning 2355 S. Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL 60005 847-545-5480


Williamson Marion

Ashalex Recycling Compost Site (Active) 1990555107 (Opened, 9-1-04)

McVicker Farms James McVicker, Partner 111 S. McVicker Dr. Energy, IL 62933 618-942-3880

McVicker Excavating Inc. James McVicker 111 S. McVicker Dr. Energy, IL 62933 618-942-3880

Williamson Carterville

New Earth (Active) 1998520006

Joseph Groskind 11189 Samuel Road Carterville, IL 62918 618-985-5007

Joseph Groskind 11189 Samuel Road Carterville, IL 62918 618-985-5007

Winnebago Cherry Valley

Rockford Composting Facility/Cherry Valley (Active) 2010301128

City of RockfordJohn Gessner 425 E. State St. Rockford, IL 61104-1014 815-967-5637

Rock River Disposal Services Inc.Tom Hilbert 5450 Wansford Way, Ste. 201B Rockford, IL 61109 815-381-5646

Winnebago Rockford

Rockford Composting/Rockford (Active) 2010300109 (New owner/operator & name, 2003)

Woodcycle Inc. IL dba Rockford Composting Inc. Robert Markam 111 E. 3rd St., Ste. 515 Union Arcade Bldg. Davenport, IA 52801 563-322-1783

Rockford Composting Inc. Hank Neblock 1800 S. Meridian Road Rockford, IL 61102 815-703-1165

Appendix J Appendix I: Adoption Dates and Updates for Solid Waste Management Plans Appendix I

Landscape Waste

Compost Facilities Ranked by

Waste Received

2005

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 J1

Compost Facility Name Municipality County Tons/Year Rank Remarks Page

Thelen Sand & Gravel Antioch McHenry 59,822 1 Sites #1 & #2 combined R2.106 BFI Modern Landfill Belleville St. Clair 57,074 2 New operator, 10-20-03 R6.17 Milam RDF East St. Louis St. Clair 37,956 3 R6.20 Green Organics Inc. Bristol Kendall 27,895 4 R2.94 Joyce Farms Recycling Inc. Essex Kankakee 23,842 5 Permit under review R2.98 Rockford Composting/Cherry Valley Cherry Valley Winnebago 23,104 6 R1.21 Land & Lakes/Willow Ranch Compost Romeoville Will 19,758 7 R2.103 Land & Lakes/Wheeling Deerfield Lake 18,969 8 R2.102 Urbana Municipal Landscape Recycling Urbana Champaign 12,404 9 R4.26 CDT Landfill Compost Facility Joliet Will 10,290 10 Permit under review R2.90 DeKalb County Landfill DeKalb DeKalb 9,961 11 R1.19 Willow Ranch Composting Facility Romeoville Will 9,953 12 Site re-configured, 1-4-06 R2.109 Decatur Compost Inc. Decatur Macon 9,810 13 Opened, 4-5-04 R4.24 Roxana Landfill Compost Site Roxana Madison 8,712 14 Expn. approved, 3-8-04 R6.22 Peoria City/Co. LF #1 Compost Site Brimfield Peoria 8,351 15 R3.22 Midwest Organics Recycling LLC McHenry Lake 6,966 16 New, 9-6-05 R2.104 Macon County Composting Facility Decatur Macon 6,083 17 New operator, 12-12-03 R4.25 Pekin Composting Facility Pekin Tazewell 3,949 18 R3.21 Waukegan LSW Compost Facility Waukegan Lake 3,800 19 Opened, 4-28-03 R2.108 Lake Forest Recycling/Comp. Center Lake Forest Lake 3,381 20 New operator, 5-1-03 R2.100 Monmouth Municipal Monmouth Warren 3,365 21 R3.20 Crystal Lake Composting Crystal Lake McHenry 2,960 22 For Crystal Lake only R2.92 Knox County Landfill Compost Site Oneida Knox 2,794 23 R3.19 Upper Rock Island County Landfill East Moline Rock Island 2,744 24 R3.23 Harbor View Compost Facility Chicago Cook 2,517 25 R2.95 James Park Leaf Compost Evanston Cook 2,456 26 R2.97 Brickyard Disp. & Recy. Compost Facility Danville Vermilion 1,954 27 R4.23 Hazel Crest Composting Hazel Crest Cook 1,853 28 R2.96 Van Drunen Farms Momence Kankakee 1,700 29 Opened, 9-29-03 R2.107 Rockford Composting/Rockford Rockford Winnebago 1,688 30 New owner/operator 2003 R1.22 States Land Improve. LSW Processing Ottawa LaSalle 1,530 31 R1.23 DK-Lake Bluff Lake Bluff Lake 1,372 32 New operator, 5-1-03 R2.93 New Earth Carterville Williamson 1,089 33 R7.17 Ashalex Recycling Compost Site Marion Williamson 910 34 Opened, 9-1-04 R7.16 Peru Municipal Landfill #2 Peru LaSalle 896 35 R1.20 Lake Bluff Municipal #2 Compost Fac. Lake Bluff Lake 874 36 New operator, 5-1-03 R2.99 Salem Municipal Landfill #2 Salem Marion 449 37 R6.23 Nashville Municipal Nashville Washington 264 38 R6.21 Dirksen Parkway Compost Facility Springfield Sangamon 60 39 R5.14 Cottonwood Hills Compost Fac. Marissa St. Clair 13 40 New, 4-05 R6.19 Total 393,568 Average 9,839

Solid Waste Planning & Recycling

Appendices K, L & M

Illinois EPA’s “race car” float enters the main gate of the Illinois State Fairgrounds on its opening night’s Twilight Parade route on August 10, 2006.

Appendix K Appendix I: Adoption Dates and Updates for Solid Waste Management Plans Appendix I

Contact List for

Solid Waste Planning And Recycling


Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 K1

County Organization Contact Phone Adams Adams County Health Department Mr. Leonard Schnellbecker 217-222-8440 Ext. 132 Alexander Southern Five Regional Planning Commission Ms. Crystal Davenport 618-634-2284 Bond Bond County Health Department Mr. Tom Melvin 618-664-1442 Ext. 149 Boone Boone County Government Mr. Kenneth Terrinoni 815-547-4770 Brown Brown County Courthouse Ms. Louise Hiseman 217-225-3327 Bureau Bureau County Courthouse Ms. Kristine Donarski 815-875-2077 Calhoun Calhoun County Board Mr. Vince Tepen 618-576-2666 Carroll JoDaviess/Carroll County Solid Waste Agency Mr. Paul Hartman 815-273-2251 Cass Cass County Board Mr. H.O. Brownback 217-476-8217 Champaign Champaign County Regional Planning Commission Ms. Susan Monte 217-328-3313 Christian Christian Co. Solid Waste Management Dept. Mr. Joe Stepping 217-287-2334 Clark Clark County Health Department Ms. Cathy Hayden 217-382-4207 Clay Clay County Health Department Mr. Bill Jay Bruce 618-662-4406 Clinton Clinton County Health Department Mr. Mike McMillan 618-594-2723 Coles Coles Co. Reg. Planning and Devel. Commission Mr. Jeff Lahr 217-348-0521 Cook Cook Co. Dept. of Environmental Control Mr. Raymond Akers Jr. 312-603-8217 Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation Mr. Christopher Suave 312-744-4616 South Suburban Mayors and Managers Assoc. Ms. Karen Hoffschmidt 708-206-1155 Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County Mr. C. Brooke Beal 847-724-9205 West Cook County Solid Waste Agency Mr. Jim Caporusso 708-450-0100 Ext. 254 Crawford Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Management Agency Mr. Richard A. (Dick) Ralston 618-544-7045 Cumberland Cumberland County Health Department Mr. Josh McKinney 217-849-3211 DeKalb DeKalb County Health Department Ms. Christel Springmire 815-748-2408 DeWitt DeWitt County State’s Attorney’s Office Mr. Andrew L. Killian 217-935-8391 Douglas Douglas County Health Department Ms. Lana Sanstrom 217-253-4137 DuPage Department of Economic Development and Planning Ms. Joy Hinz 630-407-6700 Edgar Edgar County Health Dept. Ms. Shannon Robison 217-465-2212 Ext. 238 Edwards Edwards County Solid Waste Mgt. Ms. Becky Alka 618-445-2818 Effingham Effingham County Health Department Ms. Donna Overbeck 217-342-9237 Fayette Fayette County Health Department Mr. Matthew Stroud 618-283-1044 Ford Ford County Board Mr. Gene May 217-304-1381 Franklin Franklin County Courthouse Mr. Keith Ward 618-439-4038 Fulton Fulton County Health Department Mr. Rex Still 309-647-1134 Ext. 229 Gallatin Egyptian Health Department Mr. Danny January 618-272-4691 Greene Greene County Board Mr. David McGraw 217-589-4686 Grundy Grundy County Office of Solid Waste Mgt. Mr. Dean Reed 815-941-3214 Hamilton Hamilton County Courthouse Ms. Lovella Craddock 618-643-2721 Hancock Hancock County Courthouse Mr. Kenneth Nudd 217-453-6502 Hardin Hardin County Government Ms. Mary Ellen Denton 618-287-2551 Henderson Henderson County Courthouse Mr. John M. Carrier 309-867-2780 Henry Henry County Zoning Dept. Mr. William J. Philhower 309-937-3419 Iroquois Iroquois County Administrative Center Mr. Brian Martell 815-683-2905 Jackson Jackson County Health Department Mr. Bart Hagston 618-684-3143 Ext. 136 Jasper Jasper County Highway Department Mr. Richard Patterson 618-783-2915 Jefferson Jefferson County Health Department Mr. Gary Ashby 618-244-7134 Jersey Jersey County Administrative Offices Mr. David M. Isringhausen 618-498-5571 Ext. 145? JoDaviess JoDaviess/Carroll County Solid Waste Agency Mr. Paul Hartman 815-273-2251 Johnson Southern Five Regional Planning Commission Ms. Crystal Davenport 618-634-2284 Kane Kane County Dept. of Environmental Mgt. Mr. Gary Mielke 630-208-3841 Kankakee Kankakee County Planning Dept. Ms. Donna Shehane 815-937-2940 Ext. 230 Kendall Kendall County Health Department Mr. Marlin Hartman 815-467-9201 Knox Knox County Landfill Department Mr. Larry Larson 309-341-0901 Lake Solid Waste Agency of Lake County Mr. Peter Adrian 847-336-9340 Ext. 3 LaSalle LaSalle County Environmental Services and Development Mr. Michael E. Harsted 815-434-8666 Lawrence Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Management Agency Mr. Richard A. (Dick) Ralston 618-544-7045

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County Organization Contact Phone Lee Lee County Mr. David Anderson 815-857-4141 Livingston Livingston County Zoning Department Mr. Charles T. (Chuck) Schopp 815-844-7741 Logan Logan County Joint Solid Waste Agency Ms. Mitzi Rohlfs 217-732-9636 Macon Macon County Solid Waste Management Dept. Mr. Luis Perez, III 217-425-4512 Macoupin Macoupin County Mr. Richard Lounsbury 217-854-3717 Madison Madison County Planning and Development Mr. Leah D. Dettmers 618-692-7040 Marion Marion County Courthouse Mr. Sam Nall 618-548-3868 Marshall Two County Recycling Program Ms. Cassie Jeffery 815-875-3396 Mason Mason County Courthouse Mr. James C. Griffin 309-543-6661 Massac Southern Five Regional Planning Commission Ms. Crystal Davenport 618-634-2284 McDonough Tri-County Resource & Waste Mgt. Council Mr. Chad Braatz 309-837-3941 McHenry McHenry County Planning & Development Mr. Darrell Moore 815-334-4560 McLean Ecology Action Center Ms. Michelle Covi 309-454-3169 Menard Menard County Coordinator's Office Mr. Steve Duncan 217-632-5123 Mercer Tri-County Resource & Waste Mgt. Council Mr. Chad Braatz 309-837-3941 Monroe Monroe-Randolph Bi-County Health Department Mr. John Wagner 618-939-3871 Ext. 13 Montgomery Montgomery Co. Coordinated Services Office Ms. Christine Daniels 217-532-9577 Morgan Morgan County Board of Commissioners Mr. Dan Little 217-243-9404 Moultrie Moultrie County Health Dept. Ms. Angie Hogan 217-728-4114 Ogle Ogle Co. Solid Waste Management Dept. Mr. Steve Rypkema 815-732-4020 Peoria Peoria County Ms. Karen Raithel 309-672-6932 Perry Perry County Solid Waste Management Department Mr. Bill Taylor 618-357-5002 Piatt Piatt County Board Mr. Thomas E. Dobson 217-762-7009 Pike Pike County Cooperative Extension Services Ms. Jennifer Mowen 217-285-5543 Pope Pope County Courthouse Mr. Larry Richards 618-683-8101 Pulaski Southern Five Regional Planning Commission Ms. Crystal Davenport 618-634-2284 Putnam Two County Recycling Program Ms. Cassie Jeffery 815-875-3396 Randolph Randolph County Mr. Mike Springston 618-443-4127 Richland Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Management Agency Mr. Richard A. (Dick) Ralston 618-544-7045 Rock Island Rock Island County Solid Waste Mgt. Agency (RICWMA) Mr. Mike Boesen 309-788-8925 Saline Egyptian Health Department Mr. Danny January 618-272-4691 Sangamon Sangamon County Dept. of Public Health Ms. Angela Harris 217-535-3100 Ext. 255 Schuyler Schuyler County Courthouse Mr. Brian Peak 217-322-3464 Scott Scott County Courthouse Mr. Robert Gary Barnett 217-742-5532 Shelby Shelby County Board Mr. George Frazier 217-774-4534 St. Clair St. Clair County Health Department Mr. Greg James 618-233-7769 Stark Stark County Board Mr. Mike Bigger 309-695-6266 Stephenson Stephenson County Board Mr. John Blum 815-235-1129 Tazewell Tazewell County Health Department Mr. Ray Corey 309-925-5511 Ext. 226 Union Southern Five Regional Planning Commission Ms. Crystal Davenport 618-634-2284 Vermilion Vermilion County Health Department Ms. Lynn Wolgamot 217-431-2662 Ext. 249 Wabash Wabash County Health Department Ms. Marina Sample 618-263-3873 Warren Tri-County Resource & Waste Mgt. Council Mr. Chad Braatz 309-837-3941 Washington Washington County Health Department Ms. Jamie L. Guymon 618-327-3644 Wayne Wayne County Health Department Mr. Clark Griffith 618-842-5166 White Egyptian Health Department Mr. Danny January 618-272-4691 Whiteside Whiteside County Public Works Dept. Mr. Peter A. Petrowsky 815-772-7651 Will Will Co. Land Use Dept. Mr. Dean Olson 815-774-7891 Williamson Williamson County Courthouse Ms. Saundra Jent 618-997-1301 Ext. 100 Winnebago Winnebago County Administration Building Mr. Steve Chapman 815-319-4225 Woodford Association for the Developmentally Disabled (ADDWC) Mr. Roger Crow 309-467-3015 x 109

Appendix L

Adoption Dates

And Updates for Solid Waste

Management Plans


Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 L1

Original Plan Five Year Plan Update County Organization Adopted Readopted Due Date Completed Adams Adams County Health Department 1-13-93 8-10-93 8-10-98 No Alexander Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 4-20-94 9-20-94 9-20-99 No Bond Bond County Health Department 2-7-95 1-2-96 1-2-01 2-7-01 Boone Boone County Government 2-23-95 2-23-00 12-10-01 Brown Brown County Courthouse 2-14-95 9-11-95 9-11-00 9-8-00 Bureau Bureau County Courthouse 6-13-95 6-13-00 6-13-00 Calhoun Calhoun County Board 6-6-96 6-6-01 4-5-01 Carroll JoDaviess/Carroll County Solid Waste Agency 2-16-95 2-16-00 2-16-00 Cass Cass County Board 2-27-95 9-11-95 9-11-00 9-8-00 Champaign Champaign County Regional Planning Commission 2-19-91 2-19-96 11-19-96 Christian Christian Co. Solid Waste Management Dept. 7-12-94 10-11-94 10-11-99 10-12-00 Clark Clark County Health Department 7-12-96 7-12-01 1-11-02 Clay Clay County Health Department 7-9-96 7-9-01 No Clinton Clinton County Health Department 3-20-95 1-15-96 1-15-01 8-1-01 Coles Coles Co. Reg. Planning and Devel. Commission 7-9-96 7-9-01 No Cook Cook Co. Dept. of Environmental Control 5-7-96 5-7-00 10-6-00 Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation 3-25-92 3-25-97 12-1-97 South Suburban Mayors and Managers Assoc. 5-2-91 N/A N/A Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County 4-10-91 N/A N/A West Cook County Solid Waste Agency 6-18-92 9-17-92 6-18-97 5-3-00 Crawford Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Management Agency 1-13-95 10-13-95 10-13-00 10-6-00 Cumberland Cumberland County Health Department 7-9-96 7-9-01 No DeKalb DeKalb County Health Department 3-15-95 3-15-00 4-19-00 DeWitt DeWitt County State's Attorney's Office 1-12-95 9-14-95 9-14-00 5-17-01 Douglas Douglas County Health Department 1-17-95 9-20-95 9-20-00 1-17-01 DuPage Department of Economic Development and Planning 2-26-91 2-26-96 11-12-96 Edgar Edgar County Health Dept. 7-17-96 7-17-01 No Edwards Edwards County Solid Waste Mgt. 6-3-96 6-3-01 5-29-01 Effingham Effingham County Health Department 12-19-94 12-19-99 12-22-99 Fayette Fayette County Health Department 12-13-94 12-13-99 12-3-99 Ford Ford County Board 1-17-95 9-12-95 9-12-00 No Franklin Franklin County Courthouse 8-20-95 8-20-00 11-20-01 Fulton Fulton County Health Department 7-9-96 7-9-01 7-13-01 Gallatin Egyptian Health Department 7-13-95 7-13-00 11-9-00 Greene Greene County Board 6-12-96 6-12-01 12-6-01 Grundy Grundy County Office of Planning & Zoning 11-10-92 6-15-93 6-15-98 6-9-98 Hamilton Hamilton County Courthouse No No No No Hancock Hancock County Courthouse 7-17-91 7-17-96 No Hardin Hardin County Government 4-20-94 9-6-94 9-6-99 3-17-99 Henderson Henderson County Courthouse 9-13-94 9-13-99 4-4-00 Henry Henry County Zoning Dept. 10-13-92 10-13-97 5-12-98 Iroquois Iroquois County Administrative Center 12-10-91 12-10-96 4-8-97 Jackson Jackson County Health Department 8-14-96 8-14-01 8-8-01 Jasper Jasper County Highway Department 12-14-94 12-14-99 10-5-99 Jefferson Jefferson County Health Department 8-12-96 8-12-01 12-10-01 Jersey Jersey County Administrative Offices 6-11-96 6-11-01 No JoDaviess JoDaviess/Carroll County Solid Waste Agency 2-14-95 2-14-00 2-16-00 Johnson Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 4-20-94 9-9-94 9-9-99 No Kane Kane County Dept. of Environmental Mgt. 11-10-92 11-10-97 3-10-98 Kankakee Kankakee County Planning Dept. 10-12-93 8-8-95 8-8-00 8-1-00 Kendall Kendall County Health Department 5-16-95 5-16-00 7-1-00 Knox Knox County Landfill Department 6-19-96 6-19-01 11-21-01 Lake Solid Waste Agency of Lake County 9-12-89 9-1-91 9-1-96 9-13-94 LaSalle LaSalle County Environmental Services and Development 11-7-91 11-7-96 11-7-96

L2 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

Original Plan Five Year Plan Update County Organization Adopted Readopted Due Date Completed Lawrence Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Management Agency 1-11-95 10-11-95 10-11-00 10-6-00 Lee Lee County 8-18-93 9-18-93 9-18-98 10-20-98 Livingston Livingston County Zoning Department 11-8-94 11-8-99 10-14-99 Logan Logan County Joint Solid Waste Agency 1-17-95 9-19-95 9-19-00 9-19-00 Macon Macon County Solid Waste Management Dept. 2-13-91 2-13-96 4-11-96 Macoupin Macoupin County 6-10-96 6-10-01 5-14-02 Madison Madison County Planning and Development 6-20-90 4-29-91 4-29-96 4-29-96 Marion Marion County Courthouse 12-13-94 12-13-99 8-14-01 Marshall Two County Recycling Program 6-8-95 6-8-00 6-8-00 Mason Mason County Courthouse 2-14-95 10-10-95 10-10-00 9-8-00 Massac Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 4-20-94 9-6-94 9-6-99 12-10-01 McDonough Tri-County Resource & Waste Mgt. Council 2-14-95 2-14-00 4-12-00 McHenry McHenry County Planning & Development 8-20-91 8-20-96 11-18-97 McLean Ecology Action Center 10-15-91 10-20-92 10-20-97 12-16-97 Menard Menard County Coordinator's Office 2-28-95 2-28-00 3-6-00 Mercer Tri-County Resource & Waste Mgt. Council 2-15-95 2-15-00 5-9-00 Monroe Monroe-Randolph Bi-County Health Department 6-20-90 4-29-91 4-29-96 7-16-96 Montgomery Montgomery Co. Coordinated Services Office 6-11-96 6-11-01 1-9-02 Morgan Morgan County Board of Commissioners 2-14-95 9-25-95 9-25-00 9-25-00 Moultrie Moultrie County Health Dept. 7-9-96 7-9-01 No Ogle Ogle Co. Solid Waste Management Dept. 11-17-92 6-15-93 6-15-98 6-16-98 Peoria Peoria County 5-13-91 6-11-91 6-11-96 5-3-96 Perry Perry County Solid Waste Management Department 8-27-96 8-27-01 11-27-01 Piatt Piatt County Board 1-17-95 9-19-95 9-19-00 No Pike Pike County Cooperative Extension Services 2-17-95 9-26-95 9-26-00 9-8-00 Pope Pope County Courthouse 4-20-94 9-6-94 9-6-99 5-25-01 Pulaski Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 4-20-94 9-6-94 9-6-99 No Putnam Two County Recycling Program 6-12-95 6-12-00 6-12-00 Randolph Randolph County 2-27-95 1-16-96 1-16-01 10-25-01 Richland Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Management Agency 1-10-95 10-10-95 10-10-00 10-6-00 Rock Island Rock Island County Solid Waste Mgt. Agency (RICWMA) 2-19-91 2-19-96 1-23-96 Saline Egyptian Health Department 7-20-95 7-20-00 10-19-00 Sangamon Sangamon County Dept. of Public Health 2-5-91 7-9-91 7-9-96 8-13-96 Schuyler Schuyler County Courthouse 2-13-95 9-11-95 9-11-00 9-8-00 Scott Scott County Courthouse 2-6-95 9-18-95 9-18-00 9-8-00 Shelby Shelby County Board 7-10-96 7-10-01 No St. Clair St. Clair County Health Department 6-20-90 4-29-91 4-29-96 4-29-96 Stark Stark County Board 6-13-95 6-13-00 6-13-00 Stephenson Stephenson County Board 11-9-94 11-9-99 10-12-99 Tazewell Tazewell County Health Department 3-27-91 8-28-91 8-28-96 8-28-96 Union Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 4-20-94 9-7-94 9-7-99 9-20-99 Vermilion Vermilion County Health Department 11-15-94 11-15-99 10-12-99 Wabash Wabash County Health Department 6-3-96 6-3-01 6-18-01 Warren Tri-County Resource & Waste Mgt. Council 3-6-95 3-6-00 4-12-00 Washington Washington County Health Department 3-14-95 3-5-96 3-5-01 5-13-01 Wayne Wayne County Health Department 6-13-96 6-13-01 6-12-01 White Egyptian Health Department 7-19-95 7-19-00 11-14-00 Whiteside Whiteside County Public Works Dept. 9-18-91 9-18-96 11-19-96 Will Will Co. Land Use Dept. 1-17-91 1-17-96 3-21-96 Williamson Williamson County Courthouse 8-29-96 8-29-01 No Winnebago Winnebago County Administration Building 2-28-91 2-28-96 2-22-96 Woodford Association for the Developmentally Disabled (ADDWC) 7-12-94 11-14-95 11-14-00 12-12-00

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 L3

Ten Year Plan Update Fifteen Year Plan Update County Organization Due Date Completed Due Date Completed Adams Adams County Health Department 8-10-03 No 8-10-08 Alexander Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 9-20-04 No 9-20-09 Bond Bond County Health Department 2-7-06 5-16-06 5-16-11 Boone Boone County Government 12-10-06 Brown Brown County Courthouse 9-8-05 No 9-8-10 Bureau Bureau County Courthouse 6-13-05 No 6-13-10 Calhoun Calhoun County Board 4-5-06 No 4-5-11 Carroll JoDaviess/Carroll County Solid Waste Agency 2-16-05 No 2-16-10 Cass Cass County Board 9-8-05 No 9-8-10 Champaign Champaign County Regional Planning Commission 11-19-01 1-23-02 1-23-07 Christian Christian Co. Solid Waste Management Dept. 10-12-05 6-13-05 6-13-10 Clark Clark County Health Department 1-11-07 Clay Clay County Health Department 7-9-06 7-2-03 7-2-08 Clinton Clinton County Health Department 8-1-06 Coles Coles Co. Reg. Planning and Devel. Commission 7-9-06 Cook Cook Co. Dept. of Environmental Control 10-6-05 No 10-6-10 Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation 12-1-02 3-7-06 3-7-11 South Suburban Mayors and Managers Assoc. N/A N/A N/A Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County N/A N/A N/A West Cook County Solid Waste Agency 5-3-05 No 5-3-10 Crawford Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Management Agency 10-6-05 9-20-05 9-20-10 Cumberland Cumberland County Health Department 7-9-06 DeKalb DeKalb County Health Department 4-19-05 4-20-05 4-20-10 DeWitt DeWitt County State's Attorney's Office 5-17-06 5-16-06 5-16-11 Douglas Douglas County Health Department 1-17-06 No 1-17-11 DuPage Department of Economic Development and Planning 11-12-01 4-23-02 4-23-07 Edgar Edgar County Health Dept. 7-17-06 Edwards Edwards County Solid Waste Mgt. 5-29-06 5-22-06 5-22-11 Effingham Effingham County Health Department 12-22-04 12-06-04 12-6-09 Fayette Fayette County Health Department 12-13-04 No 12-13-09 Ford Ford County Board 9-12-05 5-26-05 5-26-10 Franklin Franklin County Courthouse 11-20-06 Fulton Fulton County Health Department 7-13-06 Gallatin Egyptian Health Department 11-9-05 2-21-06 2-21-11 Greene Greene County Board 12-6-06 Grundy Grundy County Office of Planning & Zoning 6-9-03 9-9-03 9-9-08 Hamilton Hamilton County Courthouse No No No Hancock Hancock County Courthouse 7-17-01 No 7-17-06 1-20-05 Hardin Hardin County Government 3-17-04 No 3-17-09 Henderson Henderson County Courthouse 4-4-05 12-05-05 12-05-10 Henry Henry County Zoning Dept. 5-12-03 5-13-03 5-12-08 Iroquois Iroquois County Administrative Center 4-8-02 9-10-02 9-10-07 Jackson Jackson County Health Department 8-8-06 Jasper Jasper County Highway Department 10-5-04 5-18-04 5-18-09 Jefferson Jefferson County Health Department 12-10-06 Jersey Jersey County Administrative Offices 6-11-06 2-11-05 2-11-10 JoDaviess JoDaviess/Carroll County Solid Waste Agency 2-16-05 No 2-16-10 Johnson Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 9-9-04 No 9-9-09 Kane Kane County Dept. of Environmental Mgt. 3-10-03 5-11-04 5-11-09 Kankakee Kankakee County Planning Dept. 8-1-05 No 8-1-10 Kendall Kendall County Health Department 7-1-05 2-15-05 2-15-10 Knox Knox County Landfill Department 11-21-06 8-21-06 8-21-11 Lake Solid Waste Agency of Lake County 9-13-99 9-14-99 9-14-04 11-09-04 LaSalle LaSalle County Environmental Services and Development 11-7-01 10-29-01 10-29-06 Lawrence Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Management Agency 10-6-05 9-20-05 9-20-10

L4 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

Ten Year Plan Update Fifteen Year Plan Update County Organization Due Date Completed Due Date Completed Lee Lee County 10-20-03 7-15-03 7-15-08 Livingston Livingston County Zoning Department 10-14-04 No 10-14-09 Logan Logan County Joint Solid Waste Agency 9-19-05 7-20-05 7-20-10 Macon Macon County Solid Waste Management Dept. 4-11-01 No 4-11-06 4-13-06 Macoupin Macoupin County 5-14-07 Madison Madison County Planning and Development 4-29-01 5-16-01 5-16-06 No Marion Marion County Courthouse 8-14-06 No 8-14-11 Marshall Two County Recycling Program 6-8-05 6-9-05 6-9-10 Mason Mason County Courthouse 9-8-05 No 9-8-10 Massac Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 12-10-06 McDonough Tri-County Resource & Waste Mgt. Council 4-12-05 No 4-12-10 McHenry McHenry County Planning & Development 11-18-02 9-03-02 9-3-07 McLean Ecology Action Center 12-16-02 11-19-02 11-19-07 Menard Menard County Coordinator's Office 3-6-05 9-1-05 9-1-10 Mercer Tri-County Resource & Waste Mgt. Council 5-9-05 No 5-9-10 Monroe Monroe-Randolph Bi-County Health Department 7-16-01 5-23-01 5-23-06 5-23-06 Montgomery Montgomery Co. Coordinated Services Office 1-9-07 Morgan Morgan County Board of Commissioners 9-25-05 7-27-06 7-27-11 Moultrie Moultrie County Health Dept. 7-9-06 No 7-9-11 Ogle Ogle Co. Solid Waste Management Dept. 6-16-03 12-08-03 12-08-08 Peoria Peoria County 5-3-01 4-12-01 4-12-06 No Perry Perry County Solid Waste Management Department 11-27-06 Piatt Piatt County Board 9-19-05 5-5-04 5-5-09 Pike Pike County Cooperative Extension Services 9-8-05 No 9-8-10 Pope Pope County Courthouse 5-25-06 No 5-25-11 Pulaski Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 9-6-04 No 9-6-09 Putnam Two County Recycling Program 6-12-05 6-13-05 6-13-10 Randolph Randolph County 10-25-06 Richland Ambraw Valley Solid Waste Management Agency 10-6-05 9-20-05 9-20-10 Rock Island Rock Island County Solid Waste Mgt. Agency (RICWMA) 1-23-01 3-20-01 3-20-06 5-16-06 Saline Egyptian Health Department 10-19-05 2-23-06 2-23-11 Sangamon Sangamon County Dept. of Public Health 8-13-01 11-13-01 11-13-06 Schuyler Schuyler County Courthouse 9-8-05 No 9-8-10 Scott Scott County Courthouse 9-8-05 No 9-8-10 Shelby Shelby County Board 7-10-06 4-19-04 4-19-09 St. Clair St. Clair County Health Department 4-29-01 1-28-02 1-28-07 Stark Stark County Board 6-13-05 6-14-05 6-14-10 Stephenson Stephenson County Board 10-12-04 9-15-04 9-15-09 Tazewell Tazewell County Health Department 8-28-01 6-27-01 6-27-06 7-26-06 Union Southern Five Regional Planning Commission 9-20-04 No 9-20-09 Vermilion Vermilion County Health Department 10-12-04 11-9-04 11-9-09 Wabash Wabash County Health Department 6-18-06 6-13-06 6-13-11 Warren Tri-County Resource & Waste Mgt. Council 4-12-05 No 4-12-10 Washington Washington County Health Department 5-13-06 5-23-06 5-23-11 Wayne Wayne County Health Department 6-12-06 6-7-06 6-7-11 White Egyptian Health Department 11-14-05 2-23-06 2-23-11 Whiteside Whiteside County Public Works Dept. 11-19-01 11-1-01 11-1-06 Will Will Co. Land Use Dept. 3-21-01 11-15-01 11-15-06 Williamson Williamson County Courthouse 8-29-06 Winnebago Winnebago County Administration Building 2-22-01 2-22-01 2-22-06 No Woodford Association for the Developmentally Disabled (ADDWC) 12-12-05 12-12-05 12-12-10

Appendix M


Municipal WasteGeneration and Recycling

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005 M1

Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled______ County County Seat Population Latest Data Tons PCD Latest Data Tons Percent Adams Quincy 68,277 2001 74,763 6.0 2001 19,438 26.0 Alexander Cairo 9,590 2001 10,151 5.8 2001 463 4.6 Bond Greenville 17,633 2005 21,883 6.8 2005 1,357 6.2 Boone Belvidere 48,229 2005 36,967 4.2 2000 8,946 24.2 Brown 1 Mt. Sterling 6,345 1994 2,965 2.6 1994 90 3.0 Bureau Princeton 35,503 2002 22,030 3.4 2002 2,678 12.2 Calhoun Hardin 5,084 2004 2,879 3.1 1996 36 1.3 Carroll 1 Mount Carroll 16,941 1998 10,231 3.3 1998 2,194 21.4 Cass 1 Virginia 13,223 1993 7,245 3.0 1993 117 1.6 Champaign Urbana 168,473 1995 194,569 6.3 1995 43,948 22.6 Christian Taylorville 35,372 2005 22,212 3.4 2005 10,081 45.4 Clark Marshall 17,008 2005 18,615 6.0 2002 1,544 8.3 Clay Louisville 14,450 1994 12,778 4.8 1994 2,989 23.4 Clinton Carlyle 35,600 2004 17,215 2.6 1998 3,000 17.4 Coles Charleston 53,196 2003 70,870 7.3 2003 7,500 10.6 Cook* Chicago 620,000 2003 4,301,393 4.4 2003 1,230,000 28.6 (City of Chicago) 1 & 2 Chicago 2,896,016 2005 10,361,381 19.6 2005 5,402,907 52.1 (SSMMA) Chicago 637,628 2004 520,001 4.5 2004 109,113 21.0 (SWANCC) Chicago 770,281 2003 1,120,392 8.0 2005 414,545 37.0 (WCCSWA) 1 Chicago 566,948 2003 548,123 5.3 2003 170,193 31.1 Crawford Robinson 20,251 2003 17,000 4.6 2003 2,700 15.9 Cumberland Toledo 11,253 2005 12,938 6.3 1992 1,035 8.0 DeKalb Sycamore 93,089 2005 127,379 7.5 2005 69,599 54.6 DeWitt Clinton 16,516 2002 11,303 3.7 2002 999 8.8 Douglas Tuscola 19,922 2003 13,200 3.6 2003 905 6.9 DuPage Wheaton 904,161 2003 1,138,564 6.9 2004 127,516 11.2 Edgar Paris 19,905 1994 22,339 6.1 1992 1,091 4.9 Edwards Albion 6,950 2002 7,823 6.2 2002 2,735 35.0 Effingham Effingham 33,700 2002 18,451 3.0 2002 4,925 26.7 Fayette Vandalia 21,838 2004 19,927 5.0 2004 409 2.1 Ford Paxton 14,049 1997 7,948 3.1 1997 468 5.9 Franklin Benton 40,679 2005 30,900 4.2 2005 4,650 15.0 Fulton Lewiston 38,250 2003 29,537 4.2 2003 4,116 13.9 Gallatin Shawneetown 6,178 2005 3,890 3.5 2005 506 13.0 Greene Carrollton 14,573 2001 10,904 4.1 2004 168 1.5 Grundy 1 Morris 43,000 2005 47,869 6.1 2005 14,545 30.4 Hamilton 3 McLeansboro 8,621 1997 0.0 1997 0.0 Hancock Carthage 20,112 2000 14,682 4.0 1988 280 1.9 Hardin Elizabethtown 4,800 2004 5,081 5.8 1994 226 4.4 Henderson 1 & 2 Oquawka 8,213 2002 7,494 5.0 2003 2,101 28.0 Henry 1 & 2 Cambridge 51,020 2002 32,589 3.5 2005 4,876 15.0 Iroquois Watseka 30,787 2002 28,093 5.0 2002 3,669 13.1 Jackson 1 & 2 Murphysboro 59,612 2005 77,402 7.1 2005 18,025 23.3 Jasper Newton 10,117 2002 3,323 1.8 2005 233 7.0 Jefferson Mt. Vernon 38,966 1999 36,800 5.2 1999 9,680 26.3 Jersey Jerseyville 23,713 2005 21,638 5.0 2005 1,389 6.4 JoDaviess 1 Galena 21,678 1998 12,697 3.2 1998 1,425 11.2 Johnson Vienna 12,878 2001 12,926 5.5 2001 484 3.7 Kane 1 & 2 Geneva 450,000 2003 630,193 7.7 2003 268,129 42.5 Kankakee 1 & 2 Kankakee 107,972 2005 159,416 8.1 2005 48,741 30.6 Kendall 1 Yorkville 100,000 2005 73,000 4.0 2005 11,481 15.7 Knox 1 & 2 Galesburg 56,100 2005 47,100 4.6 2005 13,990 29.7 Lake 1 & 2 Waukegan 702,682 2005 963,078 7.5 2005 426,881 44.3 LaSalle Ottawa 110,000 2004 175,880 8.8 2004 49,205 28.0 Lawrence Lawrenceville 15,287 2003 12,833 4.6 2003 800 6.2 Lee Dixon 36,063 2001 32,906 5.0 2005 8,374 25.4

M2 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

Estimated Waste Generated Waste Recycled______ County County Seat Population Latest Data Tons PCD Latest Data Tons Percent Livingston Pontiac 39,678 2002 46,344 6.4 2005 9,000 19.4 Logan 1 & 2 Lincoln 31,183 2002 20,500 3.6 2002 5,000 24.4 Macon Decatur 114,706 2004 218,729 10.4 2004 50,800 23.2 Macoupin Carlinville 49,019 2002 18,786 2.1 2002 3,243 17.3 Madison 1 Edwardsville 259,941 2005 318,482 6.7 2005 111,446 35.0 Marion Salem 41,691 2003 41,086 5.4 2003 6,840 16.6 Marshall 1 Lacon 13,180 2005 10,102 4.2 2005 2,252 22.3 Mason 1 Havana 16,885 1994 9,193 3.0 1994 242 2.6 Massac Metropolis 15,161 2001 15,218 5.5 2001 642 4.2 McDonough 1 Macomb 32,913 2005 18,019 3.0 2005 2,012 11.2 McHenry 1 Woodstock 303,990 2005 320,972 5.8 2005 81,318 25.3 McLean Bloomington 156,879 2005 222,066 7.8 2005 68,181 30.7 Menard Petersburg 12,738 2005 6,743 2.9 2005 80 1.2 Mercer 1 Aledo 16,957 2005 5,310 1.7 2005 532 10.0 Monroe Waterloo 30,250 2004 19,322 3.5 2004 2,315 12.0 Montgomery Hillsboro 30,652 2005 17,341 3.1 2005 4,543 26.2 Morgan Jacksonville 36,616 2003 28,734 4.3 2003 8,103 28.2 Moultrie Sullivan 14,287 2003 16,426 6.3 1992 1,351 8.2 Ogle Oregon 54,290 2005 41,613 4.2 2005 14,162 34.0 Peoria 2 Peoria 183,443 2005 371,218 11.1 2005 138,566 37.3 Perry Pinckneyville 23,000 2004 17,630 4.2 1995 1,847 10.5 Piatt Monticello 16,623 2005 8,700 2.9 2005 451 5.2 Pike 1 Pittsfield 17,287 1994 9,709 3.1 1994 293 3.0 Pope Golconda 4,600 2004 6,826 8.1 2004 230 3.4 Pulaski Mound City 7,348 2001 7,644 5.7 2001 328 4.3 Putnam 1 Hennepin 6,086 2001 4,332 3.9 2005 639 14.8 Randolph Chester 33,893 2003 25,979 4.2 2005 2,860 11.0 Richland Olney 16,042 2003 13,467 4.6 2003 1,800 13.4 Rock Island Rock Island 149,388 2005 237,169 8.7 2005 62,735 26.5 Saline Harrisburg 26,245 2005 16,855 3.5 2005 2,191 13.0 Sangamon Springfield 188,951 2004 206,603 6.0 2004 53,357 25.8 Schuyler 1 Rushville 7,625 1994 4,217 3.0 1994 112 2.7 Scott 1 Winchester 5,591 1994 3,192 3.1 1993 85 2.7 Shelby Shelbyville 22,893 2000 25,903 6.2 1992 2,159 8.3 St. Clair Belleville 256,082 2002 140,205 3.0 2004 49,384 35.2 Stark 1 Toulon 6,332 2001 3,467 3.0 2003 347 10.0 Stephenson 1 Freeport 48,979 2002 49,163 5.5 2002 2,190 4.5 Tazewell Pekin 128,521 2002 148,936 6.3 2005 41,653 28.0 Union Jonesboro 18,293 2001 18,362 5.5 2001 766 4.2 Vermilion Danville 83,319 2002 98,837 6.5 2005 13,962 14.1 Wabash Mt. Carroll 12,731 1995 14,518 6.2 1995 2,955 20.4 Warren 1 Monmouth 18,735 2005 10,257 3.0 2005 7,196 70.2 Washington Nashville 15,149 2000 6,912 2.5 2005 359 5.2 Wayne Fairfield 16,903 2005 11,414 3.7 2005 1,973 17.3 White Carmi 15,239 2005 9,595 3.5 2005 1,247 13.0 Whiteside Morrison 60,186 2003 42,763 3.9 2003 1,303 3.0 Will 1 & 2 Joliet 642,813 2005 706,471 6.0 2005 222,403 31.5 Williamson Marion 61,163 1995 47,595 4.3 1995 4,465 9.4 Winnebago Rockford 291,854 2005 339,820 6.4 2005 63,600 18.7 Woodford Eureka 36,967 2005 41,153 6.1 2005 771 1.9 Total 12,902,029 25,287,664 10.7 9,591,784 37.94

1 Has residential recycling ordinance (30). 4 Statewide weighted average. 2 Has commercial recycling ordinance (11). * Rest of the county besides these planning groups is included under Cook County 3 Did not adopt a plan, no data is available (1).

50272-101 REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE

1. REPORT NO.

IEPA/BOL/06-003

2.

3. Recipient's Accession No.

5. Report Date

October 2006

4. Title and Subtitle

Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005

6.

7. Author(s)

Ellen Robinson, Waste Reduction and Compliance Section

8. Performing Organization Rept. No.

10. Project/Task/Work Unit No.

IEPA/BOL/06-003

9. Performing Organization Name and Address

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Bureau of Land 1021 North Grand Ave. East, P.O. Box 19276 Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276

11. Contract (C) or Grant (G) No. (C) (G)

13. Type of Report & Period Covered

Annual: 2005

12. Sponsoring Organization name and Address

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Bureau of Land 1021 North Grand Ave. East, P.O. Box 19276 Springfield, Illinois 62794-9276

14.

15. Supplementary Notes 16. Abstract (Limit 200 words)

This 19th annual report on municipal solid waste disposal and remaining landfill capacity is arranged by Illinois EPA administrative regions. Featured are specification pages describing the chief characteristics of 55 municipal solid waste landfills; their status (active, inactive, closed, under development); locations and hours of operation; tipping fees; quantities of wastes received in 2003, 2004 and 2005; remaining capacities on Jan. 1, 2005, and Jan. 1, 2006; solid waste management fees paid in 2005; names, addresses and phone numbers of landfill owners and operators. Quantities reported by landfills are given in gate cubic yards; as a convenience to the reader, those volumes are divided by 3.3 to provide rough equivalents in tons. The report also includes scaled-down specifications for 104 municipal solid waste transfer stations and 44 compost facilities.

During 2005, 51 landfills reported receiving 52.3 million gate cubic yards (more than 15.8 million gate tons) of waste. This volume was almost 1.5 million gate cubic yards less than the total received during 2004, a 2.7 percent decline. As of Jan. 1, 2006, 51 landfills reported remaining capacities totaling 980.4 million gate cubic yards (almost 297.1 million gate tons), or 6.1 million gate cubic yards less than on Jan. 1, 2005, a decline of less than one (0.6) percent. Dividing wastes disposed during 2005 by capacity remaining on Jan. 1, 2006, suggests a landfill life expectancy in Illinois of 19 years, at current (2005) disposal rates, barring capacity adjustments, until capacity is depleted.

17. Document Analysis a. Descriptors

municipal solid waste solid waste landfills solid waste transfer stations landscape waste compost facilities municipal waste planning and recycling

b. Identifiers/Open-Ended Terms

Illinois

c. COSATI Field/Group 19. Security Class (This Report)

Unclassified

21. No. of Pages 348

18. Availability Statement

Available from Illinois EPA or from NTIS

On Illinois EPA website: http://www.epa.state.il.us/land/

20. Security Class (This Page)

Unclassified

22. Price

Free See ANSI-Z39.18 OPTIONAL FORM 272 (4-77)

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