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Community - South County
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
01/21/07
A south county landfill that closed 20 years ago still is in the news as local residents, the County Council, the General Assembly and the Maryland Department of Environment consider ways to monitor potentially hazardous runoff. Find Us On Facebook
Local residents want the MDE to continue company-paid monitoring for at least another five years at the former PST Landfill. To do that, they're looking to the County Council to approve funding and the General Assembly to pass enabling legislation. Currently, the former dump that operated from 1992 to 2001 discharges up to 171,000 gallons groundwater per day. The water is monitored for pollutants and...
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