Region Five: West Central Illinois
Landfills
Transfer Stations
Compost Facilities
Our Land
Our land is quite beautiful as you can see,
Can you imagine how beautiful our land would be?
If there was no littering and more recycling too,
If we all work together there’s much we can do.
Our land would be much cleaner,
Trees, flowers, and grass much greener,
We all have to pitch in and do our part,
Just being aware is a very good start.
To our earth we must be loyal,
So please don’t spoil our soil,
We all must take a stand,
Because this land is our land!
“Our Land” poem was written by Carmen Savage, student, A-C Central Jr. High, Ashland.
Poem placed in one of the top six slots in the Illinois EPA’s 2007 Poster, Poetry and Prose
Contest for 5th and 6th graders.
Landfills, Transfer Stations and Compost Facilities Active and Inactive in 2006
Region Five Data Analysis
2006 vs. 2005
number of landfills
same
waste received
- 275,236 gate cu. yds.
- 12.6 %
total capacity
- 2.6 million gate cu. yds.
- 5.0 %
W ASTE LANDFILLED IN WEST CENTRAL ILLINOIS (REGION
Five) during 2006 amounted to only 3.5 percent of the
state’s total, the lowest in the state. The Region is tied with
Metropolitan East St. Louis region for the fewest landfills located in
any region: five. Nevertheless, the five landfills are doing fine at
serving their purposes locally, according to environmental
inspectors.
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.
Region Five’s five active landfills accepted more than 1.9 million
gate cubic yards of waste during 2006. This volume differed from
2005’s total waste landfilled by accepting 275,236 less gate cubic
yards. This figure amounts to a 12.6 percent decline, which was the
most for any region in the State.
Landfill life exceeds statewide average
As a region, West Central Illinois has the third most landfill life
remaining: 26 years; Southern Illinois (Region 7) at 47 years and
Peoria/Quad Cities (Region Three) at 42 years have more years of
landfill life remaining. On the low end, Chicago Metropolitan Area
(Region 2) has eight years remaining. The whole state has 19 years
of landfill capacity left.
Capacity declined in four regions (Chicago Metropolitan, East and
West Central Illinois and Southern Illinois) as of Jan. 1, 2007. The
West Central Illinois region’s capacity declined by 2.6 million gate
cubic yards as reported on Jan. 1, 2007.
The West Central Illinois region’s five percent decline in landfill
capacity was next to lowest of all. Only East Central Illinois had a
larger decline, and that decline was only about one percentage point
higher.
Jerseyville’s landfill is temporarily closed
On April 28, 2006, the RCS Landfill Inc., Jerseyville, chose
inactivity for business reasons. Intermediate cover meant seed and
strawing was applied by June 1, 2006, according to the certified
operator. This landfill temporarily closed with 2.7 million gate cubic
yards of capacity remaining. This landfill will continue to report
capacity to Illinois EPA each January 1st, until it re-opens or closes
permanently. A plan for temporary suspension of waste acceptance
was approved by Illinois EPA.
In the area, RCS Landfill Inc.’s owner, Allied Waste of North
America, also owns Sangamon Valley Landfill, Springfield; Bond
County Landfill, Greenville, and Envotech-Illinois LLC, Litchfield.
The company also owns Roxana Landfill Inc., Roxana, in Region 6.
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006 R5.1
RCS Inc. Landfill became
Inactive in 2006
Date Action
4-28-06 Ceased accepting
waste
6-1-06 Intermediate cover
applied
State-Of-Origin of waste
accepted in R4
Landfill State of Origin
Five Oaks RDF Indiana
(less than 1%)
Pike County LF Iowa and Missouri
(less than 6%)
New cells at Sangamon
Valley Landfill
Area Date of Approval
Cell 1B 8-9-04
Cell 2A 5-26-05
Cell 2B 8-12-05
Cell 3 10-26-06
Cell 4A 2-15-07
Landfills: Waste Accepted 2006; Remaining Capacities Jan. 1, 2007
_Waste Rec’d.__ ___Capacity____ Disp. Area Close
Municipality County Cu. Yds. Rank 1 Cu. Yds. Rank 2 Acres Year
Envotech-Illinois LLC Litchfield Montgomery 172,611 40 3,776,000 33 56.6 2029
Five Oaks RDF * Taylorville Christian 780,343 19 28,757,000 10 175 2043
Pike County Landfill * Baylis Pike 348,998 31 5,356,000 30 69 2022
RCS Inc. Landfill 3 Jerseyville Jersey 52,716 45 2,728,000 35 23.6 2059
Sangamon Valley Landfill Springfield Sangamon 547,702 26 7,910,000 24 74.42 2022
Totals 1,902,370 48,527,000
* Two landfills accepted out-of-state waste during 2006 from Indiana, Iowa and Missouri totaling 20,356 gate cubic yards, or one
percent of the region’s total.
1 Standing among 49 landfills that accepted waste during 2006.
2 Standing among 48 landfills that reported capacity as of Jan. 1, 2007.
3 Temporarily ceased accepting waste on 4-28-06.
New cells open at three other landfills
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.
On Jan. 16, 2004, Pike County Landfill received a permit to operate
Phases 10 and 11A, 5.2 acres of their permitted disposal area. This
same landfill operator obtained a significant modification to operate
permit for Phase 10B on May 17, 2007. On Jan. 25, 2005, RCS Inc.
Landfill, Jerseyville, opened Cell #2 and Cell #3A, adding 3.5 acres
to their operating disposal area. Within a year though, the operators
ceased accepting waste at this landfill and transferred its staff
members to the Roxana Landfill that they also own.
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 reporting suspected
violations of land pollution laws and reports of open dumping, and
inspecting landfills, transfer stations and compost facilities
permitted by the Agency’s Bureau of Land.
(Inspections also include nonhazardous industrial waste landfills, or
monofills, and landfills that closed prior to 2004; facilities not
included in this report.)
All three of the counties mentioned above have one active landfill
each. Sangamon County has one active transfer station and one
active compost facility.
Region Five Solid Waste
Statistics
Counties 17
Area (square miles) 9,408
Population (est.) 563,081
Landfill life expectancy
Years remaining 26 *
Landfills
Active in 2006 5
Became inactive in 2006 1
Transfer Stations
Active in 2006 3
Compost facilities
Active in 2006 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.
R5.2 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006
On-farm compost site near
Springfield
Mr. Carroll Heisinger operates an on-farm
land application site at 4140 E.
State Route 29, between Springfield
and Rochester. For more information,
call 217-529-3531.
Transfer station activity is largely from Springfield
Only one of Region Five’s three transfer stations voluntarily
reported accepting municipal waste during 2006. This figure of
108,334 tons of transferred waste reported in the region tells only
part of the story.
Evans Recycling Inc., Springfield, has been opened since Dec. 20,
2005, when it received its permit from Illinois EPA. Logan
County’s transfer station is inactive.
Transfer Stations: Waste Handled 2006
Municipality County Tons
Waste Mgt./Springfield Springfield Sangamon 108,334
Evans Recycling 3 1 & 2 Springfield Sangamon 0
Evans Recycling Inc. 1 Quincy Adams 0
Total 108,334
1 Active in 2006, waste receipts unknown.
2 Permitted to develop and operate, 12-20-05.
One compost site in the region manages landscape waste
The figure of 127 gate tons of landscape wastes (an amount less
than one percent of regional wastes landfilled) were processed in
2006 through the region’s only permitted compost site. Dirksen
Parkway Compost Facility manages landscape waste generated from
lawn care activities at the State Capitol complex in Springfield. The
site’s permit was renewed on Sept. 8, 2005.
Compost Facilities: Waste Accepted 2006
Municipality County Tons
Dirksen Parkway Compost 1 Springfield Sangamon 127
Total 127
1 Permit renewed, 9-8-05.
Questions and Complaints
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 responsibility has been
shared with 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
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 62049-0122
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
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006 R5.3
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 government unit 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 Brown, Calhoun, Cass,
Christian, Greene, Logan, Macoupin,
Mason, Menard, Montgomery, Morgan,
Pike, Sangamon, Schuyler and Scott
counties.
Additionally, Calhoun, Christian, Jersey,
Logan, Menard, Morgan and Sangamon
counties completed their ten year plan
updates. Sangamon 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 of this report.
Details concerning Region Five
landfills, transfer stations and
compost facilities follow on pages
R5.5 through R5.13.
Multiple year recycling rates average 31.6 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 2006, a 23.5 percent response rate.
The multi-year average for the entire region, which includes
recycling data from 1993 to 2006, is 31.6 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 36,222 5.6 23,828 65.8
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 12,588 6,662 2.9 102 1.5
Montgomery 30,652 17,341 3.1 4,595 26.5
Morgan 36,616 28,734 4.3 8,103 28.2
Pike 1 17,384 9,835 3.1 295 3.0
Sangamon 188,951 452,600 13.1 163,036 36.0
Schuyler 1 7,625 4,217 3.0 112 2.7
Scott 1 5,591 3,192 3.1 85 2.7
Totals 563,081 727,676 7.1 229,879 31.6%3
1 Has residential recycling ordinance.
2 Has commercial recycling ordinance.
3 Regional average.
R5.4 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2005
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006 R5.5
Envotech-Illinois LLC*
County Montgomery
Municipality Litchfield
Location Route 16 East
Location 217-324-2811
Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special
Tipping fee $18.34 per ton
Owner Envotech-Illinois LLC**
Operator Envotech-Illinois LLC**
*Also known as Litchfield-Hillsboro Landfill.
Facility Facts
Identification number 1358150007
Design capacity, cu.yds. 5,546,400
Total permitted landfill area, acres 62
Permitted disposal area, acres 56.6
Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 723
Leachate monitoring stations 3
Groundwater monitoring wells 13
Methane collection system Flare
Years remaining, estimated by landfill 21.87
Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1976 - 2029
Waste Received: 2004, 2005, 2006
TOTAL WASTE ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTE ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total
2004 228,332 69,192 266 10,985 3,329 5
2005 377,953 114,531 441 89,706 27,184 24
2006 172,611 52,306 201 0 0 0
2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Missouri 2006 State of Origin: Illinois only
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 2006 and Jan. 1, 2007
2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 3,847,000 (1,166,000)
2007 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 3,776,000 (1,144,000)
Audits and Inspections
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 2006 $59,544
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
618-656-6912
Envotech-Illinois LLC**
2782 Landfill Trail, P.O. Box 97
Litchfield, IL 62056
Contact: Jay Ross
618-656-6912
R5.6 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006
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
Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**
Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**
Facility Facts
Identification number 0218160006
Design capacity, cu.yds. 13,887,700
Total permitted landfill area, acres 213
Permitted disposal area, acres 175
Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 685
Leachate monitoring stations 3
Groundwater monitoring wells 18
Methane collection system Active extraction with flare, gas-to-energy
Years remaining, estimated by landfill 36.9
Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-78 - 2043
Waste Received: 2004, 2005, 2006
TOTAL WASTE ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTE ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total
2004 814,114 246,701 949 0 0 0
2005 769,435 233,162 897 0 0 0
2006 780,343 236,468 909 599 182 0
2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only 2006 State of Origin: Illinois, Indiana
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 2006 and Jan. 1, 2007
2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 29,245,000 (8,862,000)
2007 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 28,757,000 (8,714,000)
Audits and Inspections
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 2006 $417,662
Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office & Christian County
Solid Waste Management Department
Contacts
Owner Operator
Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**
890 E. 1500 North Road
Taylorville, IL 62568
Contact: Mark Baccadutre
217-824-3942 Ext. 115
Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**
890 E. 1500 North Road
Taylorville, IL 62568
Contact: Mark Baccadutre
217-824-3942 Ext. 115
**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.
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006 R5.7
Pike County Landfill
County Pike
Municipality Baylis
Location 32246 375th St.
Location 217-833-2732
Hours of operation Mon.-Sat.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special
Tipping fee $37 per ton
Owner Pike County Landfill Inc.**
Operator Pike County Landfill Inc.**
Facility Facts
Identification number 1498160001
Design capacity, cu.yds. 4,700,000
Total permitted landfill area, acres 77
Permitted disposal area, acres 69*
Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 836
Leachate monitoring stations 5
Groundwater monitoring wells 11
Methane collection system Yes
Years remaining, estimated by landfill 15.3
Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 12-31-75 - 2022
*Permit mod. #36 approved on 1-16-04, Phases 10 and 11A (5.2 ac.). Mod. #45 approves significant modification to operate
Phase 10B on 5-17-07.
Waste Received: 2004, 2005, 2006
TOTAL WASTE ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTE ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total
2004 332,599 100,788 388 25,451 7,712 8
2005 364,041 110,315 424 25,737 7,799 7
2006 348,998 105,757 407 19,757 5,987 6
2004 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa, Missouri 2005 State of Origin: Illinois, Iowa, Missouri 2006 State of Origin: Illinois,
Iowa, Missouri
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 2006 and Jan. 1, 2007
2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 6,846,000 (2,075,000)
2007 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 5,356,000 (1,623,000)
Audits and Inspections
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 2006 $208,261
Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office
Contacts
Owner Operator
Pike County Landfill Inc.**
4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071
Peoria, IL 61615
Contact: Ron L. Edwards
309-676-4893 Ext. 204
Pike County Landfill Inc.**
4700 N. Sterling Ave., P.O. Box 9071
Peoria, IL 61615
Contact: Ron L. Edwards
309-676-4893 Ext. 204
**A separately incorporated affiliate of Peoria Disposal Co.
R5.8 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006
RCS Inc. Landfill* (Active, now inactive)
County Jersey
Municipality Jerseyville
Location 1336 W. Crystal Lake Road
Location 618-498-2024
Hours of operation N/A
Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special
Tipping fee $42.50 per ton
Owner RCS Inc. Landfill**
Operator RCS Inc. Landfill**
*Inactive as of 4-28-06.
Facility Facts
Identification number 0830250012
Design capacity, cu.yds. 2,526,239
Total permitted landfill area, acres 190.6
Permitted disposal area, acres 23.6*
Highest permitted elevation, feet (msl) 662
Leachate monitoring stations 2
Groundwater monitoring wells 9
Methane collection system Passive gas flares
Years remaining, estimated by landfill 51.75
Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 1-31-95 - 2059***
*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. Mod. #23
approves a plan for temporary suspension of waste acceptance.
Waste Received: 2004, 2005, 2006
TOTAL WASTE ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTE ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total
2004 90,538 27,436 106 0 0 0
2005 132,436 40,132 154 0 0 0
2006 52,716 15,975 61 0 0 0
2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only 2006 State of Origin: Illinois only
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 2006 and Jan. 1, 2007
2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 2,749,000 ( 833,000)
2007 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 2,728,000 ( 827,000)
Audits and Inspections
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 2006 $7,763
Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office
Contacts
Owner Operator
RCS Inc. Landfill**
4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P.O. Box 97
Roxana, IL 62084-0097
Contact: Jay Ross
618-656-6912
RCS Inc. Landfill**
4600 Cahokia Creek Road, P.O. Box 97
Roxana, IL 62084-0097
Contact: Jay Ross
618-656-6912
**A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc., 18500 N. Allied Way, Phoenix, AZ 85054, 480-627-2700. Regional Office:
12976 St. Charles Rock Road, Bridgeton, MO 63044, 314-739-5099.
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006 R5.9
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)
Waste accepted Municipal, nonhazardous special
Tipping fee N/A
Owner Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc.**
Operator Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc.**
Facility Facts
Identification number 1678220037
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)
Leachate monitoring stations 4
Groundwater monitoring wells 34
Methane collection system Gas-to-Energy (non operational), flares
Years remaining, estimated by landfill 14.44
Date/year to open -- Date/year to close 3-12-81 - 2022
*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. Cell 3 was permitted for waste disposal on 10-26-06. Mod. #24 approves Cell 4A
on 2-15-07. Mod. #25 approves construction schedule for Area II on 2-16-07.
Waste Received: 2004, 2005, 2006
TOTAL WASTE ACCEPTED OUT-OF-STATE WASTE ACCEPTED
gate cu. yds tons tons/day gate cu/yds. tons % of total
2004 459,739 139,315 536 0 0 0
2005 533,741 161,740 622 0 0 0
2006 547,702 165,970 638 0 0 0
2004 State of Origin: Illinois only 2005 State of Origin: Illinois only 2006 State of Origin: Illinois only
Remaining Capacities: Jan. 1, 2006 and Jan. 1, 2007
2006 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 8,400,000 (2,545,000)
2007 certified gate cu. yds. (tons) 7,910,000 (2,397,000)
Audits and Inspections
Solid Waste Mgt. Fees paid in 2006 $253,523
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: Roger Groen
217-522-7797
Sangamon Valley Landfill Inc.**
2565 Sandhill Road
Springfield, IL 62707
Contact: Roger Groen
217-528-9256
**A subsidiary of Allied Waste Industries Inc., 18500 N. Allied Way, Phoenix, AZ 85054, 480-627-2700. Regional Office:
13832 S. Kostner Ave., Crestwood, IL 60445, 708-824-3060.
R5.10 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006
Evans Recycling 3 (Active)
County Sangamon
Municipality Springfield
Location 2100 J David Jones Pkwy-B
Location 217-882-2081
Hours of operation Mon.-Sun.: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Waste accepted Landscape waste only
Tipping fee $1.50/bag for general public
Owner Evans Recycling Inc.
Operator Evans Recycling Inc.
Facility Facts
Identification number 1671205529
Opened, year 2005*
Facility acreage 1.43
*New, 12-20-05
Waste Received: 2004, 2005, 2006
Tons per year Tons per day (average)
2004 0 0
2005 0 0
2006 0 0
Inspections
Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office & Sangamon County
Department of Public Health
Contacts
Owner Operator
Evans Recycling Inc.
Rex D. Evans
1868 Midway Road
Murrayville, IL 62688
217-882-2081
Evans Recycling Inc.
Rex D. Evans
1868 Midway Road
Murrayville, IL 62688
217-882-2081
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006 R5.11
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.
Waste accepted Landscape waste only*
Tipping fee N/A
Owner Evans Recycling Inc.
Operator Evans Recycling Inc.
*Maximum amounts accepted 20,000 cu. yds. per year.
Facility Facts
Identification number 0010655258
Opened, year 2003
Facility acreage 26.69
Waste Received: 2004, 2005, 2006
Tons per year Tons per day (average)
2004 0 0
2005 0 0
2006 0 0
Inspections
Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office
Contacts
Owner Operator
Evans Recycling Inc.
Rex D. Evans
1868 Midway Road
Murrayville, IL 62688
217-882-2081
Evans Recycling Inc.
Rex D. Evans
1868 Midway Road
Murrayville, IL 62688
217-882-2081
R5.12 Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006
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
Owner Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**
Operator Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**
Facility Facts
Identification number 1671200127
Opened, year 1980
Facility acreage 3.6
Waste Received: 2004, 2005, 2006
Tons per year Tons per day (average)
2004 165,000 500
2005 153,450 465
2006 108,334 328
Inspections
Facility inspected by Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office & Sangamon County
Department of Public Health
Contacts
Owner Operator
Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**
Daniel C. Erni
890 E. 1500 North Road
Taylorville, IL 62568
217-824-3942 Ext. 115
Waste Management of Illinois Inc.**
Mark Baccadutre
3000 E. Ash St.
Springfield, IL 62703
217-523-5498
**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.
Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management and Landfill Capacity in Illinois: 2006 R5.13
Dirksen Parkway Compost Facility (Active)
County Sangamon
Municipality Springfield
Location 2901 S. Dirksen Parkway
Location N/A
Hours of operation Mon.-Fri.: 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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 Facts
Identification number 1671200110
Date/Year Open - Date/Year Closed 6-22-90 -
Permit Expires 8-1-10*
Facility Inspected By Illinois EPA, Springfield Regional Office & Sangamon County
Department of Public Health
*Permit renewed, 9-8-05
Landscape Waste Received (cu. yds): 2004, 2005 & 2006
Grass
cu. yds.
Leaves
cu. yds.
Brush
cu. yds.
2004 13 37 0
2005 60 180 0
2006 140 238 0
Total Landscape Waste Received (tons): 2004, 2005 & 2006
2004 tons per year 13
2005 tons per year 60
2006 tons per year 127
2006 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 180 0
TOTAL 180 0
Other: indicates excess material spread on-site.
Contacts
Owner Operator
Secretary of State, Physical Services
Dave Rusciolelli
107 1/2 E. Monroe, Room 189, Howlett Building
Springfield, IL 62756
217-782-6530
Secretary of State, Physical Services
Dave Rusciolelli
107 1/2 E. Monroe, Room 189, Howlett Building
Springfield, IL 62756
217-782-6530
