Times-Advocate, 1982-12-15, Page 3Heastill dump site should meet requiremefltS
Hensall's landfill site was
the focus of the first meeting
of the new Hensall council,
Monday. Steven Bruns of
B.M. Ross and Associates in-
formed thn council of a pro-
posed Operations and
Management Plan for the site
to be sent to the ministry of
the environment for approval.
The plan is designed to con-
form with stiffer guidelines
presented by the ministry to
Ontario muncipalities
operating land fill sites in the
province and includes a water
table study and projected
operating study.
According to Burns, the
study, started in October 1981
is required to meet ministry
guidelines for operation and
licensing. He told council that
the Hensall site did not pose
,a hazard at present and ex-
plained that environmental
problems should not halt the
continuing operation for the
remainder of the life of the
site estimated at approx-
imately 30 years.
Burns told the council that
water samples taken from
various wells and from Black
Creek revealed no contamina-
tion from the landfill into the
water table.
"The site is not presenting
any environmental problems
to adjacent properties," he
told the members.
However, he admitted that
possible pollutants leaching
into the creek could present
problems in the future and as
a result a buffer zone being
Stephen •
Continued from front page
Board - Douglas Lightfoot, explained that the cost to
Mrs. Eleanor Roeszler, Fred council of yearly monitoring
Bowers, Louise Wein, Mrs. win be approximately $250 to
Mary. Kenney, Bruce Hodge; $300, but that the minisry will
Andrew Robertson, John Ned- cover thecost of analysis
za, Darrel Finkbeiner, Ken work done.
Govers, Ruth Miller, Tom Burns charted the future
.Tomes and a village trustee. use and areas where waste
Poundkeepers - Ervin can be dumped and explain -
recommended between the sent some problems.
waste site and the creek, as To prevent waste from
well as a proposed 60 meter blowing from the site, council
bufter zone between the site asked Burns to investigate
and adjacent properties. He with the ministry the possible
admitted that there is no use of screens to be placed
cause for concern at present. ovet the waste.
In a study on the future Burns told the council that
operation of the dump, Burns he would include their con -
told the council that there cerns in the study before it is
were several factors to be sent to the ministry but felt
considered. They . include that he did not expect many
monitoring of soil conditions, new changes to come from
the amount of waste going in- ministry officials
to the site and the possibility In other council business,
of contamitiyyints leaching in- members, voted unanimous -
to the grouifd water. ly to endorse a resolution
As . a result there are from Exeter council asking
•several recommendations that the Association of
outlined in the study and pro- Municipalities of Ontario peti-
posed by the ministry. Waste tion the provincial govern -
is to be dumped one meter ment to develop legislation
above the water table to aid in that requires boards of
filtration from the settling education to assume respon-
waste and to prevent seepage sibility for the cost of collee-
into the water table. Another tion and the responsibility for
recommendation is that the non-payment of education
waste be covered with a layer taxes.
of soil on a weekly basis to The c to a resolo ution gave its
prevent birds 'and animals support
m
from being attracted to the the township of South
site and to further. prevent Fredricksburgh with respect
any loose garbage from blow- to a commemorative stamp to
ing onto adjacent properties. recognize the bi-centennia
Burnsalsoinformed the conn- celebration of the United Em -
ell that burning is restricted p1Ce LoCanadsettlement in
to certain types of material Upper Cater to councila from the
such as wood and paperand
should be supervised. He also Township of South
told the members that new Fredricksburgh said that, "If
guidelines proposed by the Canadian government felt
ministry require that the that it was proper to honour
dump be closed during the the American Revolution Bi- •
burning of waste. . Centennial in 1976 with a com-
He informed council that memorative stamp surely the
under the new guidelines the Canadian government will
site will be inspected on a not deny similar recognition
yearly basis with water and to those who settled in Canada
soil samples to be taken for in 1784.
analysis to the ministry. He Council will be considering
hiring a part time employee
to help in the winter months
with snow removal and other
work in Hensen. Several
councillors felt that a part-
time employee could be used
to enforce town bylaws and
act as adogcatcherif needed.
There was general concern
Devine, Jim Glavin, James ed that when the dump is clos- about parking bylaws being
Love, Waiter Weber. ed it will have to be covered violated, in particular outside
Livestock valuators - Bruce by about .75 meters of soil of the Hensall arena where
Shapton, James Love. . frith an additional 5 cen- some vehicles are parking in
Fence viewers - Harvey timeters of topsoil. He did not a fire route area. The conn -
Hodgins, Harold Finkbeiner, recommend that any building cillors felt. that parking in
Bruce Shapton and Morley be done on the site or that front of the arena could pre -
Eagleson. trees by planted when the site sent serious problems for fire
1- ormer reeve Doug Russell is closed because he felt the fighters if a fire was to arise
was named to the Twin Birch amount of methane gas pro- _ and that the bylaws should be
Lodge seniors home commit- duced by decomposing waste more strictly enforced.
tee, Cecil Desjardine will be would destroy the trees. Council also appointed new
the Ausable-Bayfield Conser- Several members question- representatives
epe variousntat standing committees.
vation Authority rep. Alan ed some of the proposals con
Wolper and Larry Desjardine tained in the study. There was They are; Dump, Richard
to the Huron Farm Safety concern that the site could Packham, Fire Area, Irene
Association Tom Tomes to the have longer life if waste was Davis and RichardPackham,
Exeter fire board and Alan piled higher than proposed in Property and Finance, Cecil
Wolper to the Grand Bend fire the study and that closing the Pep etr and Deaand n nse D avisJim
board. site during burning could pre-
Robinson and Cecil Pepper,
Park Board, Jim Robinson
and Cecil Pepper and on the
Ausable-Bayfield Conserva-
tion Authority, reeve Harry
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