Waste Management, Inc. filed an application and documentation to expand the Riverbend Landfill, which they describe here. You can track local news stories about it at the News Register website from their search page.
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January 06, 2009
Waste Management application to expand Riverbend Landfill
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Here's the News Register story:
High water fires up Riverbend foes: http://www.newsregister.com/article/24318-high-water-fires-riverbend-foes
Posted by: Will Neuhauser | January 08, 2009 at 07:30 PM
The Planning Commission meets at 7PM on Jan 8th in the County Court House to vote on the Application to expand the dump. We expect a full house.
During the recent heavy rains, several local pilots took graphic photos of the water lapping right up to the edge of the dump, which were forwarded to county planners and the News Register.
Michael Brandt, Yamhill Co. Planner, was contacted, and actually went out to the home of Susan Meredith to see the flooding situation. She reports that he acknowledged that people who now have full-on views of the ever-growing landfill might well lose their property value because of prximity to the dump
Posted by: Ilsa Perse | January 08, 2009 at 11:34 AM