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Thursday June 16, 2005
Tracey White called me first thing in the morning and said he was still
recovering from a whiplash injury suffered recently and his mom had a
stroke and he'd been dealing with those things. He didn't go out and
inspect after I discussed the asbestos handling he said because the
other solid waste inspectors John Johnson and Rick Prusa? had just
gone out there on June 9th and said everything looked fine.2
He gave me Andy Allen's 850 595-8300 phone number to ask questions
about the new ruling and also about the tagging of asbestos before
burial. (I called Andy Allen at aprox 4:30 Pensacola time and he was out, but Kevin White said Gregg Landry
greg.landry@dep.state.fl.us would be the person who could answer the
question I had about the asbestos being tagged, and that he would have
him call me back probablly in a few minutes.) he called me back and
said it did need to be tagged, and discussed that non fryable could go
into the big heap, but I don't think the fryable was to go into the big
heap.
he asked I send him my websites showing asbestos burial... to
greg.landry@dep.state.fl.us
We discussed the nishap 40CFR61.154 rules. He mentioned that OSHA rules
apply to monitoring of the air. (I found out that OSHA doesn't govern
government entities though the same rules apply, and according to Sandy
Swerngin of OSHA in Jacksonville headquarters Governor Bush got rid of
the governing authority for government employers.
emailed Bxob Gxoddard with Nxhmfl and left a message seeking soil asbestos monitoring equip, for rent, borrow or buy.
Mxrtin called me back to say he needs to change our apt. with Cliff to
1:30pm on June 30th instead. He asked if I got a copy of the notes he
typed up from our conversation, and I said no, later I found them in my
Trash!!! but he'd resent them already. anyway I made some corrections
and refinements.
aprox. 3pm Pat Plocek returned my call about the first park meeting
date. He told me he would let me know when and where. We talked about
lighting for the park, he said it would be installed next year probably
because they didn't want to have any games out there this year to let
the grass grow.
He mentioned that only one entrance to the park would be open for crowd
control (sorry pat, but lol). I was puzzled why one, and he said it was
currently the vogue for all parks due to safety concerns, like if
someone grabbed a kid, you want to make sure they don't have a variety
of choices to exit the park, make em go back to the same way they came
in. I asked if you were confronted by a person chasing you, and they
were blocking the exit, he said there would be lots of places to run...
and he said the police would have a key to come open the second locked
exit for you in an emergency... hahahahha. Better have your cell phone
charged!
aprox. 3:30 Christine Coble called me back, we had a long nice
discussion, she has two soccer playing kids. She said that Commissioner
Proctor wanted to have a person of color to be on the park committee
and that the Chaires Capitola area didn't have anyone volunteer yet. June 15, 2005 Wednesday
had an apt. with Cxiff T, but he didn't come because of a family
medical situation, his mom had suffered a stroke the day before, and
Mxartin said they just forgot about it, but Mxartin rushed over and
arrived about 20 minutes late... I thought at first that I really
didn't have anything to say to Mxartin, but would make an apt. for
later with Cxiff, but decided to let him know my concerns. He took very
good notes, and said he'd let Cxiff know what I'd said, so we made
another apt. for June 29 at 1:30p to confer in person with Cxiff.
Mxrtin seemed surprised and upset when I told him the landfill
committee had discussed the belief that it would become a transfer
station in 2015 instead of closing. He said no that would mean the
government lied, and he would discuss that with the landfill management
right away to make sure they weren't thinking that way. June 13, 2005 Monday
Mona's hastily jotted down Landfill Committee Meeting Notes I found out that I could sit in on
these meetings so I came - Glenn wanted me to show my recent photos of
asbestos being buried there.
Ground water remedial action plan, the well that the water is being
pumped out of behind these two buildings, two wells have contamination,
one is so low its no point to continue pumping so Norm has put a work
order in to move the meter and pump to a new well, Benzene is the
chemical we need to be concerned with there.
THe bad news is, showing photo from aerial, we have ground
water monitoring well that has picked up talulene and something else
that is of real concern. We will need to move out somewhere and poke a
bunch of holes to find out the limit of that groundwater contamination
and then some wells outside the border to monitor movement if any.
Its under the mulching area, and the tub grinder had a leak, from
a hydraulic line which was broken. DEP will tell us what the solution
they want.
AWe have a problem with iron on the south side, we think its a
problem with background iron and not associated with the landfill
activity. The iron in the Talquin sewage monitoring wells is much
higher than ours and the landfill.
near high springs almost cost a million dollars they found
ethylene dibromide a popular agric. chemical in the early 70s a
neumaticide, and thru the groundwater monitoring they found plumes of
it, and the highest concentration was just inside of the landfill
perimeter, we found soil and drums and drums, and by the time that it
was loaded up to be transported away, it dissipated, because it was a
volatile compound
Methane, Carbon Dioxide, and then 4 or 5 gasses, called
mercaptans, some silicates sometimes, some hydrogen sulfide, and
mercaptans are detectable by humans in minute amounts -always when you
find methane you find mercaptans.
The financial review committee supports our 5 year business plan.
We've identified a couple of million dollar capital improvement plan
projects and if we are to do all those, we will very rapidly deplete
our cash balance that we have control over, We have about 11 million
for closure, right now we have about 6.5 million that the board has
flexibility to spend in the solid waste system in any way they choose .
Our budget is about 8.5 million for the solid waste.
We need to have reserve to fix things like the plumes, or a
tornado, or hurricane unforeseen contingency. Norm things 2.5 million
should be a minimum to have for such things. We need to put some money
in the bank for future capacity needs, like building a new transfer
station, or we may have to go to a more expensive landfill. We need to
be putting some money in the kitty for those kinds of things.
If you look at the notes, you'll see that our expected revenues
will show a deficit. We want to tell the board that its time to start
raising rates. We are looking at an FY07 asking the board to increase
rates to $33 per ton.
The city is the biggest customer, they feel they own as much of
the cash balance as anybody. That cash balance needs to be spent down
to the benefit of all the customers. By spending down
Based on the information we have today that is what we need to do
to make the system whole. The good news is the financial committee has
agreed to look at the system as a whole instead of a cost ?
Landfill gas collection and treatment system
1.2 million grant
filter material rubber and steel, may be beneficial to help break down
recycling and education
Nancy and Tourek deserve a pat on the back. It will be pass thru
money to the research project. The one that they are doing here is
neither here nor there.
The neighborhood meeting, perhaps early July, or late June?
We have moved from local to regional landfills and this is why
its more expensive, there is the transportation cost and the fee to
have someone else liable for it.
Larger and fewer is better than smaller and more.
July 11, 6:30PM IF RACKLEFF is available, with July 14th as a backup...
Parks update, the irrigation system, sod in place, patching road, monitoring the trees
Median Flowers, lower speed limit? Tony said the the DOT and him were still working on these things.
June 13, 2005
9:20 Called 488-3704 and was told Tracy White is off today...
tracy.white@dep.state.fl.us June 10, 2005
called M Green's office, and left a message confirming I could be at Cxliff's office on June 15th at 1pm June 9, 2005
Called Tracy White and showed him the site
http://tapple.org/~monalisa/landfill12
Also called Brad with the Russell Daniels
(Brad 539-6136) company that won the irrigation project bid, he said it
was now 99.9 percent complete and also I found out that they installed
irrigation on the other landfill side. He estimated that 60% of the
trees were still alive at this time. He said it was a lot harder to
install the irrigation after the sod and trees were planted- and
would have been much better to install it before the plants. Karen S.
was who he worked with on the project, and he thought she had inherited
it from someone else who was probably the one making those kinds of
decisions.
Stopped by the Hazardous Waste office on the way home, and looked at
new map of the asbestos disposal sites - mentioned the dead looking
park trees to Buckley, and he said if the leaves fall off, it was a
good sign but if they turn brown and stay on, they were probably dead.
Cliff txhael returned my call... I made a tentative apt. with him to discuss the landfill park stuff for 1pm June 15, 2005
June 7, Tuesday - called Rackleff's office,
Kate Bs, Cliff txhael, and M. Green's office today to make sure they all
knew about the massive loss of new tree and hedge plantings at the
landfill park. None answered their phones of course. I left detailed
messages for the first three, and asked each to acknowledge my message
with a phone call back, and just left my phone number with .
Karen Stuhmer said she was out at the park yesterday, and she said she
looked at every single tree and almost all the trees were in shock, but
she thought they were going to live. She said the
black felt liner can't be removed til the permits are all approved.
Also she said a sign is coming, but there was a problem with calling
the place fields, and that had to be resolved. The gravel will be
redistrubuted more evenly. tom jackson 4873070
Called Jeff Burlew, and discussed everything from the plantings to the asbestsos burial at
http://tapple.org/~monalisa/landfill12 6-6-05 Called and spoke with Pat Plocek about
how it appeared we were going to have a massive loss of new tree and
hedge plantings at the landfill park, he said he would look into it. He
said Tony and Karen were going out there regularly to check on things.
Then I called Tony and asked him when the last time he visited there,
he said 3 or 4 weeks ago. I told him it looked like many of the plants
were dead or dying.
3-10-05
Karen Stumher Parks & Recreation Dept.
soon as irrigation gets done... probably they have 40 days... by the end
of April everything will be done... the contract? Russell Daniels
(Brad 539-6136) has the contract... less than what we expected...
$58,856 came out of the original 500,000 Privacy fence will be along
the park right hand side to cover the pile of dirt
North florida asphalt had already begun construction
Mona, There is about $300,000 left in the original budget. Money for fencing and re-doing the steep entrance has not been encumbered yet. So that will be additional funds that will come out of the $300,000.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Karen L. Sxtuhmer, Recreation & Parks Supervisor Lxeon County Parks & Recreation 2280 Miccosukee Rd. Tallahassee, FL 32308 850/4x88-0221 850/4x14-0177 -fax www.leonparks.com
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Nov. 30th... We were rather
dissapointed to see the County Commissioners delay selection of the
landfill liason committee again. . They had 8 applicants, but
apparently they weren't of the quality that the commissioners thought
they wanted. Most commissioners seemed to have forgotten the purpose of
the committee, and Depuy being new, and apparently having some big
ideas for the landfill's use in the future wanted time to widen the
search for some more committee member applicants. Proctor wants someone
who was more qualified in the environmental area, and could be more
than just a person who could judge if the landfill smells or not. Bob
wanted to nominate two of the applicants, Glenn Abbott, and another
applicant. Grippa wanted to know if the committee could include people
who may or may not be suing the landfill. He didn't seem to know anyone
that was, but Tony Parks said he didn't know if that would preclude
membership.
Otherwise, except for the fact that its running a few months late, the
park is coming along slowly but surely. The dirt that was spilt on
highway 27, i think that was on Thursday and kicking up dust as cars
drove over it was taken care of pronto.
Monday, Oct. 25, 2004
Today was pretty smelly, but saturday I woke up with the gosh awful
headache and when I checked the wind direction it was coming straight
into our neighborhood directly from the landfill. It was from the
North, Northeast going just slow enough to inundate us. I left after
lunch and came back about 4:45pm, and was overcome at the Conner Blvd,
my throat started tightening up, and I was puzzled. It kind of smelled
like asphalt so what did I see as I got closer, but a roadway being
constructed further along towards the landfill. I continued thinking
the smell would get better, and I think it did get a tiny bit better
but still wasn't pleasant, so I thought I'd drive thru, maybe ask for
an escort and see whats cooking at the landfill. Well first I drove to
the bins, and asked a couple of people if they thought the landfill was
smelling again. Yes, they said, one lady said she thought that problem
was supposed to have been fixed already.
Being so late, I thought I'd skip asking for an escorted tour, and
instead went directly to the Parkway East Convenience store and do an
impromptu survey. The ladies in the store, said they'd been inside and
couldn't smell it, but Friday or Saturday was really bad... A passer by
heard me asking them, and said yes it did smell. She wasn't from this
area and said it was pretty bad.
Got home and started calling commissioners, and the landfill personel,
wanting to make sure everyone was aware of the situation. The
commissioners seemed surprised to hear it, and Nancy Paul from the
landfill (indicated she didn't know why it would be smelling) because
they weren't doing anything different. Well, that was the point, they
may not be doing things differently, but the weather does things
differently and its affecting our neighborhood now.
Told almost everyone I spoke to, about my ongoing worsening thyroid
problem... my thyroid peroxidase has jumped to over _3600_ and
normal is between 1 and 35! ... and how it could be caused by the
landfill polution, or even me worrying about the landfill polution. I
told them we were trying to find a new house far away from the landfill.
Told them I was planning to get some DEP complaint forms for our
residents... maybe that will get enough attention to get proper funding
to take care of the waste properly.
LAKE HERITAGE - MAY 4, 2004
Ann Howard, TV personality and Channel 6 news reporter called LHNNA
(Lake Heritage Neighborhood News Association) Photographer Mona Lisa
Abbott, at 4:15pm today and asked if she would like to go over to the
Leon County landfill and get interviewed for Channel 6 news.
Howard asked Abbott if the newly added flare had decreased the landfill
emmission odors... Ms. Howard and her videographer had just been taken
on a tour of the facility and videotaped the one which has already been
installed and lighted and Howard said the new flare is scheduled to be
lit in a couple of days.
Abbott said she really couldn't personally tell any difference in the
smell because there hadn't been anything perceptible to her since they
started covering up the big trash heap weekly with dirt, but she'd
heard a couple of people say they could smell something after the flare
was lit. "Time should tell, most residents were very happy with the
new clean air even
before the new flare was lit." she said.
"People aren't waking up with
headaches every morning like before when it smelled so bad" she said.
"I hope I didn't blab too much, I know they are always looking for
simple sound bites, and when they asked if there was anything else I
wanted to say well, I sort of went over my list of issues... like the
dual potential (good - get rid of methane etc... and bad -
creation of some dioxin from the burning of these emissions) for the
new flares.
"I told her we liked the new management, Edgar Grant has really made a
great impression so far.
"I mentioned the situation with the air stripping remediation project,
which she new nothing about... how we would like some air quality
testing - and that Tony Parks refused to let me personally take samples
of air or water there to be tested." Abbott continued.
"I mentioned that we didn't think we should have to
wait til 2015 to close the landfill from accepting the class III trash.
I said we wanted it all to move somewhere else, including the hazardous
waste facility and some of the county's financial resources devoted to
making our new park and making sure it was safe."
The interview is scheduled for 11 pm Channel 6 news May 4 and 6am May 5.
Story contributed by Mary Margaret Smith
Tallahassee's Lake Heritage Neighborhood News Association Reporter
For the record in Mona's own words:
I'd like to say that since I have an outstanding tresspass warning
still in effect I'd like to publicize this i infomation... When I went
to check in, the guy (he's the new weighmaster I think his name is
Bill) at the window was figuring up something for a customer who was
there, and I signed in and asked if I needed an escort or if Ann
already had one... he said he was too busy to answer that and for me to
wait to ask him. When he finished with his customer, he was still doing
something for another couple of minutes and didn't look back at me, as
I stood waiting in the sun... I saw anther guy there in the scale
house, Melvin I believe is his name, and I motioned for his attention,
and he came over to the door, and I explained that Ann Howard was
waiting for me, and did she already have an escort or did I need to
wait for one. He called the office, I think spoke with DJ. Whoever it
was, they said Ann had left already and she had been there betw 3-3:30
they thought. I said I think she is over at the recycle rolloffs and
had just called me from there about fifteen minutes ago at 4:15pm.
Marvin talked again to whomever on the phone, and then instructed me to
go to the main office. On my way there I saw Ann and her cameraman by
the recycle bins, and I pulled my car within hearing range and told her
I had to go to the office to get an escort, and asked could she wait
for me. She said she'd call Nancy Paul and tell her where I was etc.
Nancy apparently was ok with that, because no escort nor sheriff came
for me while I did about 10 minutes of interview work. I checked in about 4:30 and checked out at 4:51.April 14th 2004
2:58pm
Left message for Paul Cozzie
Parks and Rec. Director 8-0221 asking ... Wondering about the park
Plans and said we wanted to know some finer details about what exactly
is being done.
2:50 pm
Leigh Root said she would ask Edgar Grant about the Reports I had asked Tony Parks about...
She said she would get back to me on that.
4-12-04
Started out early, and called Tony Parks to ask two questions. 1. Did I
possibly leave my beloved digital hand held Olympus 330 in his truck
the March 20. No he said. Pshaw. I really miss it, and haven't seen it
for the longest time. 2. When can I view copies of the air and water
quality reports. I'd asked Nancy earlier, and she didn't seem to know
that Tony promised me back on March 30, he would have the staff at the
landfill get those together for me. He said they were busy, and Nancy
Paul was in training today. I said it would be ok to just get the
latest report to start, because answers were coming out so slowly
the questions are getting backed up here. Like a bottle neck to get an
info. I told him I didn't want to drive over to his office instead of
across the street to get the info. He seemed agreeable, without any
firm commitment.
I called Reynolds Smith and Hill and spoke with John Sliger
John: we work for leon county and
they have been doing it quite awhile, also work with a subconsulltant,
from 1995 so they have been doing water -
a quarterly report ws turned in on March,
there were simiannual rap and monitoring only report
remedial action plan vinyl chloride
the monitor only plan
they do pull grab samples out of the
vinyl chloride in the water column dissiminate in the air readily
at such low concentrations they are not an issue
data from labs
assemble the data
based on grounwater guidelines or rules we stay these are fine, or you have issues here, soil
the annual report turned in on March 29 remedial action and monitor only plan - about 14 in monitor only
the biannual report
we work with TS&K and associates
Southern Earth Sciences
Geotechnical firm
due at the end of the month
4-10-04 Sat.
Went to the landfill to photograph the covered class III heap about
5:17 pm, Donna G went with me. Nancy Paul was in a hurry, said she had
4 daughters on the way to a prom, so we didn't dilly dally. I noticed
the old class III was covered with mulch, and asked about that, she
said that class III cell was now closed and it was not going to be
capped because Class III didn't need it, but the mulch was on there to
prevent erosion. I did a panaromic shot and we left...
4-9-04 Fri.
Called Nancy Paul 10:44 am at the regular leon county landfill number, was told she was busy, but to try back at 414-9346 later
Got her answering machine at 10:50 am Talked to recorder: Told
Nancy's recorder, I wanted
to make plans early so they would have time to make sure an escort was
available to be there for the covering of the big heap ceremony. I told
her we wanted to get some soil samples, and said I wanted to see where
the water monitoring wells were.
12:52pm
Tony said he's getting with the staff at the landfill to get me copies
of the reports for the last couple of years. He said to talk to Nancy
about getting escort for the "covering" ceremony... I told him I'd left
a message for her to call me back this morning.
2:25 pm
Got Answering Machine again - I told the answering machine I was on my
way over there to discuss my desire to photograph the covered trash
heap as soon as it was covered.
2:26PM Nancy called to say she was returning my morning call.
Regarding the soil samples or water for that matter, which I'd just
asked to see the monitoring wells....
Nancy
Regarding the sampling of the soil or the monitoring wells, we cannot give you permission to do that.
Mona
What is wrong with taking samples of the soil?
Nancy
I don't know. ... because I talked to Tony Parks, and he said not to grant permission to anyone to take samples.
Mona:
What are the people from FSU doing, that I see sign into the guest log book so often..
Nancy:
A research and development grant project that's funded thru the center
for solid nd hazardous waste thru the univ. of florida. An alternative
cover study, they are putting dirt on top of the closed class one the
one directly behind (Nancy's) office (That cell is officially
named 2C). The two professors , Tarek Abichou, and 410-6661, and
Jeff Chanton 644-7493 (are in charge of that)
2280 Miccosukee where Blairstone comes out at miccosukee rd....
What are mixed loads, primarily appliances mixed with metals and class
III , they get sorted, and put it in its proper place, the customer has
the option of taking it back and sorting it themselves. The scale house
people try to screen it as it comes in, and if the spotter sees it,
they have the option of ...
doesn't' happen very often and most of the customers know what the ...
Mona:
Are there any checks and balances? Is anyone checking on the employees to make sure they know they must do the right thing?
Nancy Paul
spotters are trained and supervised, and are county employees, and we
make them follow the rules and regulations and have policies on these
things, We have supervisors and we have training. Spotters ...
I'm not going there. We supervise our employees and they do the best
job they can with what they have been given..
Mona
How much are spotters paid to do their jobs?
Nancy Paul
I don't know.
Mona
Have any procedures been changed regarding 4 or less households worth of Asbestos containing materials?
Nancy Paul ....said she didn't know anything about the asbestos
handling, but no recent changes have been made to her knowledge...
Tom Keister would be in change of that he can be reached at: 922-0400
3:48 PM - Left messages for Tarek
Abichou and Jeff Chanton Compost towers, would consume methane and
other organic compounds each
4:11 pm Jeff Chanton called me back, we talked for almost an hour - he is at the dept. of oceanography at fsu
Jeffrey Chanton
Ph.D., University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, 1985
Marine Chemistry
His interest in the landfill is to control odors and emissions - he
gave me his hm no. 216-2016 - lives at Indianhead - said he will come
speak to our association. He worked in france with the french 3 times
in fact he was there during sept. 11. He said they were using the same landfilling techniques as we do essentially.
DEP has been at the landfill every day, he said. In fact, he was banned
from the landfill temporarily while the permit for his work was being
approved. Apparently Jud was supposed to get some special permit but
didn't.
But in the meantime part of the experiment was to cover the landfill
with Mulch. And I told him I'd seen they were doing that as of the last
week, and he said yes, that was their project.
We discussed the park, and how as long as they were taking in more
trash, the park would have to be put on hold. He said it would take a
long time for it to be safe because of the emissions. I asked about a
giant shower cap type membrane thing that would corral all that gas to
specific collection points. He said Nancy Paul said the landfill didn't
have enough money to put the big shower cap type cap on the landfill,
and had to keep accepting class III because they needed the money. I
told him I didn't believe it, because in DEP's reports it was stated
that they had millions set aside for the closing as was required by the
law. He was unaware of that. He wants to do a presentation to our neighborhood on how the landfill works, and his research.
5:20 pm
Tarek
Abichou called me back.
"Why work against nature when you can work with it, its using lo tech
ways to better cover landfills"... have been working on this type of
project since 1999 or 2000. Also from Montana to montana to albany
counties, waste management also one project with a marine base
Leon County have been working on alternative covers in florida since
I moved here in 2001. In Leon County since this past year... had them
on research meetings, we showed them what we do, basically the type of
covers how the county was involved we were doing some computer
modeling and some testing, and the next step was some field testing of
what we saw... this was a perfect place to work on a field scale. and I
think the combination of I and Jeff , you deal with water, and he deals
with gas, Water moves down, and gas moves up, they make a good team...
I am young, so I a m new, but Jeff is a world expert when it comes to
methane. What's nice about the landfill is a big source of greenhouse
gases, we think we can do something about that by just eliminating gas
from landfill by placing biofilters mulch, compost mixture, if you look
at how methane can leave, its thru pipes vents or the cover itself ,
if it moves thru the cover we want to put a layer on top of the cover
and as it moves thru that layer of mulch, it gets used up by the
bacteria as a food source. and hence minimizing the flux of methane as
it leaves. If a pipe is venting methane, you could hook it up to a small
container ,with mulch, and bacteria methanothropes very common in
mulch and compost
think about the way landfills are now being covered is like me wearing
raincoat, we stop the water from going in, so basically you are working
against nature, you are shedding the water off. How long will the rain
coat last, however if we think of achieving the same objective and let
vegetation to move it out of the soil, achieving the similar effect, but
long last lasting and nice to look at, and good habitat for wildlife,
so it will give you more options in terms of end use for park or
wildlife refuse. the thing we think we can do it combine the two
covers the ones that deal with methane and cover, and make one new type
of cover that can handle both...
The option of harvesting methane is a question of cost, and if you
have a very large landfill, it is feasible, but for small landfills
such as this one, i don't imagine you can make it financially feasible
to build a system to harvest this methane. However if you place a
layer of mulch, and go to every vent and install biofilters you are
passively oxidizing that methane. we have results from the landfill
area, we went to jeff about 3 years ago, and he measured the flux in
two areas, he placed one chamber on a layer that has a very think layer
of mulch, He noticed on the thin layer he measure d a lot less than a
non mulch area. In my lab, we have methane
I want people to see is we are back working with what people have know
for thousands of years. Instead of covering it up with fancy products
to prevent nature from doing what it will eventually do.... these
covers are based on vegetation and soil...
class I and class III are not covered the same way...
europe space is alot more expensive. and landfilling is a lot more advanced...
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FYI TOXIC WASTE FIELD - May be located over betw Jr. Museum and sprayfields said Trish F.
1/15/04 anonymous public
servant's comment
(re: politics) ... dirty dirty stuff, we try and fight it but we are outnumbered, the only way is to get a public outcry...
First they laugh at you, then they ignore you, then they fight you, then you win - Ghandi
Leon County Landfill Transition Issues
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To DO and NEED List
1. Call Commissioners about Trespass Warrning First thing Monday 2. FROM LANDFILL PERSONEL FILES:
Complete set of Current County Landfill Employee Personnel Records
TIME SHEETS, SALARY, EMPLOYMENT RECORDs
3.Copy of the Guest Log Book (for the prior 12 years) When I first was required to sign into the guest
book I was the first person to sign in, I said, after all these years,
I'm the first visitor? The spotter said to me that they had just
finished up a book that lasted 12 years. I've asked to see that
book, but no one seems to know much about it everytime I verbally ask
to see it...
4. Call these people, they were recommended by a geologist at FSU
Levine & Fricky Environmental consultants
5. Where did the lawsuit occur of the person who fell into a garbage pit, and what was the outcome?
Understanding
of why the leachate clean out places stink OR isn't it the vent pipes?
What is the plan to connect the gas well pipe vents? Who is calling the cryofuels to investigate that angle? Questions:
Q. The Asbestos Disposal Area looks like a rectangle on the diagram submitted to DEP, but
appears like a triangle on the site. The GPS positions given on that
paper are in the table below
30º 25.195N
084º 08.521 W
30º 25.221N
084º 08.475 W
30º 25.180N
084º 08.521 W
30º 25.191N
084º 08.469 W
I'd
like to have someone check those coordinate while I am there, to see
how big that area is since there are no apparent markers defining the
current asbestos area perimeter.
Puzzling to me: Only 3 shipments have been received since 2004
began according to D.J. on Friday, Jan. 30, 2004.
Jane Sauls (District 2) direct line (922-7190)
Assistant - Linda Summerlin (922-4029)
Cliff txhaell (At-Large) direct line (922-7188)
Assistant - Mxartin Green (922-7183)
Bob Rackleff (District 5) direct line (921-5555)
Assistant - Kate Brady (922-3948)
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Claudette Former FAMU women's baskball coach at 7857 Talley Ann unhappy with situation cfarmer1732ATearthlink.net
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