STATE OF MISSISSIPPI STATUS REPORT ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES
CALENDAR YEAR 2011
PREPARED BY: SOLID WASTE POLICY, PLANNING & GRANTS BRANCH OFFICE OF POLLUTION CONTROL MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 0BU
TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................................. 3 INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................... 5 STATUS REPORT SUMMARY ................................................................................................. 7 PART I - 4BCOMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES............................... 11 Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Landfills ................................................................................. 13 Non-Municipal Solid Waste (Non-MSW) Landfills................................................................. 37 Class I and Class II Rubbish Sites ............................................................................................ 41 PART II - NON-COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES ................... 49 Industrial and Institutional Landfills ......................................................................................... 51 Industrial and Institutional Rubbish Sites ................................................................................. 55 PART III - SOLID WASTE LAND APPLICATION SITES ................................................. 59 Solid Waste Land Application Sites ......................................................................................... 61 PART IV - COMPOSTING FACILITIES ............................................................................... 65 Composting Facilities ............................................................................................................... 67 PART V - BENEFICIAL USE OF NONHAZARDOUS SOLID WASTES AND/OR BYPRODUCTS................................................................................................................................. 71 Beneficial Use of Nonhazardous Solid Wastes and/or By-Products ........................................ 73 PART VI - 15BWASTE TIRE MANAGEMENT .......................................................................... 75 Waste Tire Management ........................................................................................................... 77
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INTRODUCTION 1BU
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) developed this status report to provide information on solid waste management activities that were conducted in Mississippi during Calendar Year 2011. A report on the solid waste management or disposal activities conducted at each landfill, rubbish site, land application site, and composting facility in the state is required to be submitted to MDEQ by the facility owner each year. Beneficial use determination holders are also required to submit an annual report to MDEQ containing information on the distribution of industrial and other by-products for legitimate end uses. Additionally, waste tire haulers and commercial waste tire collection and processing facilities are required to annually or monthly report certain information regarding the quantities of waste tires managed. This status report provides summary information on these activities during 2011 as listed below: Part I - Commercial Solid Waste Disposal Facilities U
Part I of this report contains a summary report on disposal activities conducted at commercial disposal facilities in the state. A commercial solid waste disposal facility is any facility that is engaged in the disposal of solid waste for compensation or which accepts waste from more than one generator not owned by the facility owner. Commercial solid waste disposal facilities include: • • •
Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Landfills Non-Municipal Solid Waste (Non-MSW) Landfills Class I and Class II Rubbish Sites
Part II - Non-Commercial Solid Waste Disposal Facilities U
Part II of this report contains a summary report on disposal activities conducted at noncommercial disposal facilities. A non-commercial solid waste disposal facility is a facility that receives solid waste from a single generator and that is not operated for compensation. Non-commercial solid waste disposal facilities include: • •
Industrial and Institutional Landfills Industrial and Institutional Rubbish Sites
Part III - Solid Waste Land Application Sites U
Part III of this report contains a summary of information on activities conducted at permitted land application sites in Mississippi. A land application site is a site that receives wastes for incorporation into the soil, injection below the land surface, or other application of wastes on the land for soil amendment or conditioning purposes or for biodegradation of the wastes.
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Part IV – Composting Facilities Part IV of this report contains a summary of information on activities conducted at composting facilities in Mississippi. A composting facility is a facility that receives organic wastes such as food scraps, animal manures, yard wastes, and wood chips and generates compost through managed decomposition processes. Part V - Beneficial Use of Nonhazardous Solid Waste and/or By-Products U
Part V of this report contains a summary of information on activities conducted by Beneficial Use Determination (BUD) holders. Mississippi’s Beneficial Use Program provides a mechanism whereby industries and other generators may provide eligible solid wastes and/or by-products to users for legitimate end-uses where determined appropriate by the MDEQ. Part VI - Waste Tire Management U
Part VI of this report contains a summary of information on the management of waste tires in Mississippi. Mississippi’s Waste Tire Management Program administers state rules and regulations for the proper storage, collection, transportation, processing, recycling, and disposal of waste tires. This status report contains information that may be utilized by local government officials and solid waste decision makers, disposal facility owners and operators, state agencies, and other organizations. Copies of this report will be available to local government officials and solid waste decision makers to assist them in planning for the management of solid wastes in their jurisdictions. A copy of this status report will also be provided to the Mississippi Department of Revenue for verification of the information that the Department of Revenue receives from commercial disposal facility owners/operators each year. The submitted information on the total amount of wastes received or distributed in tons for Calendar Year 2011 has generally not been verified by the MDEQ for accuracy. For additional information on this Status Report or to review the annual reports for a specific solid waste management facility, please contact: Mr. Trent Jones, P.E., BCEE MDEQ Solid Waste Policy, Planning & Grants Branch P.O. Box 2261 Jackson, MS 39225 Phone/Fax: (601) 961-5726 / (601) 961-5785 Email:
[email protected] For additional information on solid waste management in Mississippi, please visit the MDEQ Solid Waste Policy, Planning & Grants Branch webpage at: http://www.deq.state.ms.us/solidwaste HU
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STATUS REPORT SUMMARY 2BU
Solid Waste Disposal Facilities U
The annual reports indicate that a total of 7,051,352 tons of solid waste was received for disposal during Calendar Year 2011 at commercial and non-commercial landfills and rubbish sites. Commercial landfills disposed of 3,437,325 tons (48.75%), non-commercial landfills disposed of 2,528,328 tons (35.86%), commercial rubbish sites disposed of 1,075,333 tons (15.25%), and non-commercial rubbish sites disposed of 10,366 tons (0.15%) of waste (see Figure 1 below). U
Commercial
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Non-Commercial Non-M SW Landfills 4,472 tons 0.06%
M SW Landfills 3,432,853 tons 48.68%
Class I Rubbish Sites 949,297 tons 13.46%
Class II Rubbish Sites 126,036 tons 1.79%
Industrial Landfills 2,528,328 tons 35.86%
Industrial Rubbish Sites 10,366 tons 0.15%
FIGURE 1
This status report also indicates that Mississippi received a total of 737,510 tons of solid waste from out-of-state sources representing 10.46% of the total solid waste that was disposed during Calendar Year 2011. Commercial landfills received 703,550 tons and commercial rubbish sites received 33,960 tons of out-of-state waste. Overall, in 2011, Mississippi solid waste disposal facilities received 32,653 tons more nonhazardous solid waste for disposal than during Calendar Year 2010 (see Figure 2 below). U
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Land Application Sites The annual reports indicate that a total of 29,442 tons of solid waste was received during Calendar Year 2011 at land application sites. Land application sites applied 18,830 dry tons (63.96%) of municipal wastewater sludge (biosolids) and 10,612 dry tons (36.04%) of waste other than municipal wastewater sludge such as pulp and paper mill sludge, wood ash, and other materials (see Figure 3 below). U
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Municipal Wastewater Sludge
Other Sludges
Municipal Wastewater Sludge (Biosolids) 18,830 tons 63.96%
Other Sludges 10,612 tons 36.04% FIGURE 3
Composting Facilities The annual reports indicate that a total of 5,197 tons of solid waste was received during Calendar Year 2011 at composting sites. Facilities that compost only yard waste received 5,114 tons (98.40%) of the total. Facilities that compost yard wastes and putrescible waste such as food wastes and animal manures received 83 tons (1.60%) of solid waste (see Figure 4 below). U
Yard Wastes
Putrescible Wastes
Yard Wastes 5,114 tons 98.40%
FIGURE 4
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Putrescible Wastes 83 tons 1.60%
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Beneficial Use Determinations U
The annual reports indicate that a total of 1,039,231 tons of solid wastes and/or by-products were distributed by Beneficial Use Determination (BUD) holders for legitimate end uses during Calendar Year 2011. Construction related projects accounted for 971,777 tons (93.51%) of the by-products distributed and the remaining 67,454 tons (6.49%) was used in soil amendment or conditioning activities (see Figure 5 below). U
Construction Use
Soil Amendment Use
Construction Use 971,777 tons 93.51%
Soil Amendment Use 67,454 tons 6.49%
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Waste Tire Management Programs The waste tire processing facility reports indicate that a total of approximately 6,508,276 passenger tire equivalents (PTE’s) were managed in Mississippi during Calendar Year 2011. Approximately 6,154,241 PTE’s (94.56%) of the waste tires went to processing facilities that recycle the majority of the waste tire and the remaining 354,035 PTE’s (5.44%) went to processing sites that dispose of all components of the waste tire in permitted landfill disposal areas (see Figure 6 below). U
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Recycled
Disposed
Recycled 6,154,241 PTE's 94.56%
FIGURE 6
Disposed 354,035 PTE's 5.44%
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PART I 3BU
COMMERCIAL SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES 4B
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Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Landfills 16BU
MSW Landfills are disposal facilities that are designed and constructed to receive a wide range of nonhazardous solid wastes for disposal including household garbage, commercial business wastes, nonhazardous industrial wastes, and special wastes such as asbestos or treated medical wastes. There were 19 MSW landfills that operated in the state during Calendar Year 2011. According to the submitted annual reports, these landfills disposed of a total of 3,432,853 tons of solid waste during Calendar Year 2011. The annual report on the solid waste disposal activities conducted at each MSW landfill is required by the Mississippi Code Annotated Section 17-17-219 and Section IV.B.15 of the Mississippi Nonhazardous Solid Waste Management Regulations. This report contains a summary of the information from these individual facility reports as provided by the facility owners. The report includes the following information: 1. A state map showing the locations of MSW landfills; 2. A summary of operational information contained in the individual annual reports for Calendar Year 2011 for MSW landfills; and 3. Individual state maps for the 19 active MSW landfills including geographic locations, the geographic areas serviced with the amount of wastes received in tons/year, and other pertinent information. MSW Landfill Disposal Trends Data in this report indicates that during 2011, Mississippi MSW landfills received 129,774 tons more municipal solid waste for disposal than during Calendar Year 2010 (see Figure 7 below).
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Figure 8 below shows a comparison of the annual disposal amounts for MSW landfills from Calendar Years 2006 through 2011. Over this six year period, the average annual percent change in disposal rates was +0.37% for total MSW, -0.47% for in-state MSW, and +4.27% for out-ofstate MSW. The total amount of wastes disposed at MSW Landfills during Calendar Year 2011 represents a 1.06% increase over the total amount of waste received in Calendar Year 2006.
CALENDAR YEAR MSW (tons)
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total In-State Out-of-State
3,396,747 2,822,148 574,599
3,073,408 2,521,174 552,251
3,171,796 2,553,238 618,557
3,125,734 2,459,134 666,600
3,303,079 2,609,777 693,301
FIGURE 8
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Avg. Annual % Change 3,432,853 0.37 2,729,305 -0.47 703,548 4.27 2011
State of Mississippi
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Municipal Solid Waste Landfills
Marshall
Tunica
Alcorn
Tishomingo
Tippah
Tate
Prentiss Union
Panola Coahoma
Lafayette
Lee
! 14
Quitman
Itawamba
Pontotoc Yalobusha
Tallahatchie
!2
Calhoun
Bolivar
Chickasaw
Monroe
Grenada
Sunflower
4
! 16
Benton
DeSoto
Leflore Carroll
9!
! 18
Clay
Webster
!3
Montgomery
Washington
Humphreys
Holmes
Lowndes
Oktibbeha
Choctaw
! 19
Attala
Winston
Noxubee
Sharkey Yazoo Madison
Issaquena
Neshoba
Scott
Newton
!7
Kemper
! 10 ! 11
Warren Hinds
Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality
Leake
Lauderdale
15 !
Rankin
Jasper
Smith
Claiborne
!8
Clarke
Simpson
Copiah Jefferson !6 Adams
Covington Franklin
Lincoln
Lawrence
Jefferson Davis
1 !
Wilkinson
!
Amite
Pike
Marion Walthall
Lamar
Forrest
Pearl River !
Municipal Waste Landfill with ID (#) Solid WasteSolid Facility Location corresponding to Table 1 on page 16
Wayne
Jones
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Perry
Stone
Greene
George
! 12 Jackson Hancock
Harrison
!5
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TABLE 1 Disposal Information on Municipal Solid Waste Landfills Calendar Year 2011 (I)
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( III )
( IV )
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( VI ) ( VII ) ( VIII ) Out of State Total Waste Est. Life Permitted Received Waste Received Remaining Acreage tons/year tons/year % years
ID
County
Name of Facility
Owner
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Adams
Plantation Oaks Landfill
Waste Mgt. of MS, Inc.
80
129,338
10,847
8.39
48
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Chickasaw
Prairie Bluff Landfill
Waste Mgt. of MS, Inc.
236
128,262
16,465
12.84
150
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Clay
Golden Triangle Reg. Landfill
Golden Triangle Reg. SWMA
288
124,561
0
0.00
250
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Harrison
Pecan Grove Landfill
Waste Mgt. of MS, Inc.
176
392,165
4,344
1.11
19
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Jackson
MacLand Landfill**
MacLand Disposal Center, Inc.
49
416,248
173,489
41.68
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Jefferson
Riverbend Landfill
Riverbend Env. Services, LLC
162
63,724
44
0.07
250
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Kemper
Kemper Co. Landfill
Kemper Co. Landfill Company
22
43,640
8,067
18.49
25
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Lauderdale
Pine Ridge Landfill
Waste Mgt. of MS, Inc.
75
105,302
26,110
24.80
30
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Leflore
Leflore County Landfill
Leflore Co. B.O.S.
56
90,629
0
0.00
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Madison
Canton Sanitary Landfill
City of Canton
155
44,720
0
0.00
111
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Madison
Little Dixie Landfill
BFI Waste Sys. of MS, LLC
165
304,958
2,953
0.97
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Pearl River
Central Landfill
TransAmerican Waste, Inc.
109
100,174
47,329
47.25
94
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Perry
Pine Belt Reg. Landfill
Pine Belt Reg. SWMA
49
130,930
0
0.00
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Pontotoc
Three Rivers Reg. Landfill
Three Rivers Reg. SWMA
207
189,077
0
0.00
58
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Scott
Clearview Env. Control Facility
Chambers of MS, Inc.
145
360,678
2,170
0.60
38
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Tippah
Northeast MS Reg. Landfill
Northeast MS Reg. SWMA
82
325,679
202,783
62.26
18
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Tunica
Tunica Landfill
Waste Mgt. of Tunica, Inc.
203
299,098
206,222
68.95
58
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Washington
Big River Landfill
BFI Waste Sys. of MS, LLC
148
162,369
2,725
1.68
161
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Winston
Louisville Landfill
City of Louisville
39
21,301
0
0.00
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Total
3,432,853
703,548
20.49
**Facility accepts only non-residential MSW
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PLANTATION OAKS LANDFILL Waste Management of Mississippi, Inc.
Benton
DeSoto
Alcorn
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Big River Landfill Physical and GPS Location: 35 Shieldsboro Road Sibley, MS 39165 31° 21' 25.03" N 91° 23' 42.02" W
Tunica
Prentiss
Panola Coahoma
Lafayette
Quitman
Lee
Pontotoc
Itawamba
Yalobusha
Tallahatchie
Calhoun
Bolivar
Chickasaw
Monroe
Grenada
Sunflower
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Tippah
Tate Union
In-state Source County and Amount of Waste in Tons
Tishomingo
Clay
Webster
Leflore Carroll
Washington
Montgomery
Humphreys
Holmes
Winston
Attala
Lowndes
Oktibbeha
Choctaw
Noxubee
Sharkey Leake
Yazoo
Warren 4,345
Scott
Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality
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