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The document is a minimal reference to an EGLE (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy) discussion regarding Well 290. Without substantive content, no factual claims, measurements, or regulatory findings can be extracted.
Key data point: No specific data or claim is provided in the document.
This document is a brief header or routing label for a leachate pond inspection or monitoring report filed with EGLE on October 14, 2019. No substantive findings, measurements, or regulatory content are provided in the excerpt supplied.
Key data point: No specific factual reading or claim provided in this document excerpt.
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An EGLE document identifies another methane hotspot at Arbor Hills Landfill, indicating continued subsurface activity and potential oxidation concerns within the waste mass.
Key data point: No specific quantitative reading provided; document title and EGLE source suggest detection of elevated methane at an unnamed location.
EGLE document noting a high-methane location on the northwest portion of the landfill immediately above the West haul road. This appears to be a site characterization or inspection note identifying a specific area of concern for gas emissions.
Key data point: High methane concentration identified on NW landfill above West haul road; no specific quantitative reading provided in document header.
This document appears to be a filing notification from EGLE regarding leachate conditions in the northwest portion of the Arbor Hills Landfill. The document itself contains minimal substantive text beyond metadata labels.
Key data point: No specific factual readings, measurements, or findings are provided in the available document text.
EGLE document from October 2019 regarding frac tanks (hydraulic fracturing tanks) at or near Arbor Hills Landfill with unknown or unquantified gaseous emissions. The document does not provide specific measured readings, emission limits, or remedial details in the excerpt provided.
Key data point: No specific factual reading provided in available text; document flags unknown gaseous emissions from frac tanks but does not quantify them or cite measured values.
A 2019 EGLE field observation documents dead vegetation beneath leachate tank control equipment at Arbor Hills Landfill, indicating potential environmental degradation near critical leachate infrastructure.
Key data point: Dead vegetation observed underneath leachate tanks control equipment (October 2019) — suggests leachate seepage or chemical exposure affecting adjacent soil.
A drainage ditch on the north slope of Arbor Hills Landfill has been identified with elevated methane and hydrogen sulfide concentrations. This report documents a pathway for landfill gas escape and potential odor impacts to neighboring areas.
Key data point: Drainage ditch on north slope exhibits high methane and hydrogen sulfide levels; specific concentrations not quantified in document title.
An EGLE report documenting a maintenance failure at Arbor Hills Landfill where a hose connecting to a carbon filtration unit became detached from the super sump, creating a potential air emissions pathway.
Key data point: Hose to carbon unit disconnected at super sump; date of discovery/report not specified in text provided.
This document appears to be a header or cover page referencing Well 290, filed with EGLE on October 14, 2019. No substantive content, measurements, or specific findings are provided in the excerpt shown.
Key data point: No specific factual data or measurements present in this excerpt.
This is a technical specification document describing perforated pipe intended for installation as part of a new horizontal well on the north side of the Arbor Hills Landfill. No measurements, violations, or risk assessments are provided in the document.
Key data point: No specific factual reading or claim provided; document is a technical specification only.
EGLE notification regarding asbestos disposal procedures at the north active face of Arbor Hills Landfill. The document establishes operational requirements for handling and disposing of asbestos-containing materials in a designated area.
Key data point: No specific quantitative readings or violation claims present in document; contains operational procedural guidance only.
This document is a brief EGLE filing stub labeled 'North side' with minimal substantive content. Without the full document text, no specific findings, measurements, or regulatory claims can be identified.
Key data point: No specific factual reading or claim provided in the document text.
This document is a brief filing notification from EGLE regarding the North liner project at Arbor Hills. The document itself contains minimal substantive content beyond the designation and filing date.
Key data point: No specific factual readings or claims provided; document appears to be an administrative header or cover sheet.
This document references a leachate seep observed on the north slope of Arbor Hills Landfill, filed with EGLE on October 14, 2019. No specific measurements, remediation details, or regulatory findings are provided in the excerpt.
Key data point: Leachate seep identified on north slope, October 2019; no specific measurements or remediation status given in this excerpt.
An EGLE inspector's field note from October 2019 documenting the observation of a second gas hole near a well head base at the Arbor Hills Landfill. The note flags a potential equipment integrity or gas-management issue that may warrant follow-up inspection or corrective action.
Key data point: No specific quantitative readings; observation limited to the presence of a second gas hole near well head base, location and well ID not specified in excerpt.
This is a procedural EGLE document filed on 2019-10-14 related to the North Slope at Arbor Hills Landfill. The document name and metadata are provided but the substantive text is not included, preventing detailed analysis of its content.
Key data point: No specific factual readings or claims are present in the available text.
This is a September 2019 Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the Arbor Hills Remediation Area under permit MI0045713 v5.0, submitted by Green for Life (GFL). The report documents monitoring of final effluent parameters including suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen, phosphorus, heavy metals, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen. All data fields in the actual measurements are redacted (marked with asterisks), so no specific readings or exceedances are disclosed in this version.
Key data point: No specific factual readings are disclosed; all sample measurements are redacted with asterisks.
This is a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for Arbor Hills Remediation Area covering September 1–30, 2019, filed by Green for Life (Advanced Disposal Services) on October 10, 2019. The report documents daily monitoring of final effluent parameters including suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen, phosphorus, metals (arsenic, mercury, selenium), pH, dissolved oxygen, and temperature under permit MI0045713 v5.0. The report indicates "No Discharge: Y" for all monitoring locations, meaning no effluent was discharged during this period.
Key data point: No specific measured readings are provided in the document—only permit limits and parameter names are listed. The report structure shows dates 9/1–9/30/2019 with blank data fields, indicating either no discharge occurred or data were not populated in this version.
An EGLE Air Quality Division inspector conducted an unannounced September 2019 compliance inspection of Arbor Hills Landfill to assess violations and support Consent Order negotiations. The inspection documented multiple odor issues, leachate system operations, future Cell #6 excavation plans, and equipment concerns including subsidence-related well failures.
Key data point: Strong odors documented at multiple locations including Napier Road approach, frac tanks, Super Sump, active North trench, and disposal area; TS-01 noted as highest H2S levels of any well; cassion well #405 popped its top a second time in one day due to subsidence.
This is a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the Arbor Hills Remediation Area covering August 2019, filed by Green for Life (GFL). The report documents daily monitoring of final effluent parameters including suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, mercury, selenium, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen. The document shows "No Discharge: Y" across all monitoring sets, indicating no discharge occurred during the reporting period.
Key data point: No discharge reported for August 2019; all monitoring parameters marked as no discharge required.
GFL filed a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the Arbor Hills Remediation Area covering August 2019. The report documents monthly monitoring of effluent parameters including suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, mercury, selenium, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen, with all data fields marked as redacted or not reported.
Key data point: No specific factual readings are disclosed; all measured sample data fields are redacted or marked with asterisks.
EGLE conducted a compliance inspection of Arbor Hills Landfill on August 28, 2019, finding the facility in non-compliance with air quality regulations. The inspection documented subsurface temperature readings from two Wells of Interest (286R and 290), with well 290 reaching 163.8°F at depth, and detailed ongoing remediation projects including new horizontal gas collectors and leachate treatment systems.
Key data point: Well 290 measured 163.8°F in liquid at 160 feet depth; Well 286R measured 147°F at 60 feet depth—both readings on 2019-08-28.
This is a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the Arbor Hills Remediation Area for July 2019, filed by Green for Life on August 20, 2019. The report documents the facility's compliance with permit MI0045713 v5.0 by recording monitoring data for multiple water-quality parameters including suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, nutrients, metals, temperature, and pH. All sample measurements are redacted or blank in the document, showing only the permit limits and testing frequency requirements.
Key data point: No specific measured readings are disclosed; the document shows only permit limits and testing schedules with all sample measurements redacted.
This is a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) filed by Green for Life for the Arbor Hills Remediation Area covering July 1–31, 2019. The facility reports monitoring of final effluent parameters including suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, mercury, selenium, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen under permit MI0045713 v5.0. The document indicates "No Discharge" for the reporting period.
Key data point: Document contains no specific quantitative readings; all data fields are blank or marked as "(report)" with no values entered. The facility reported 'No Discharge' for the entire month of July 2019.
EGLE conducted a pre-planned on-site compliance inspection of Arbor Hills Landfill on August 15, 2019, to assess air-quality violations and observe well monitoring as part of ongoing negotiations toward a Consent Order. The inspection documented elevated subsurface temperatures, methane and hydrogen sulfide emissions, PFAS contamination in leachate, air intrusion into several Wells of Interest, and operational challenges with gas-extraction wells.
Key data point: Well 290 measured 126.1°F with 31.7% methane and 0.12% oxygen (July flow 8 scfm); subsidence area ditch methane saturated above 10,000 ppm, H2S 5 ppm; TS-01 area measured 118°F on ground near sump; TS-01 leachate and condensate showed elevated PFAS; Well 259R3 at 94.1°F with 9.5% oxygen and 69.23% balance gas indicating air dilution, but April 2019 bore-hole data showed 175°F at depth.
EGLE conducted an unannounced compliance inspection of Arbor Hills Landfill on August 14, 2019, finding the facility in Non-Compliance status. The inspector documented widespread moderate to elevated odors, elevated methane readings (including in excess of 10,000 ppm in surface cracks and along the north liner seam), and operational deficiencies including uncovered areas and poorly maintained wells. The highest temperature well showed 148°F, CO values were low, and subsidence-related gas issues were ongoing.
Key data point: 148°F maximum temperature reading; elevated methane in excess of 10,000 ppm in surface cracks and along north liner seam; Non-Compliance status determination; inspection conducted August 14, 2019.
This is a compliance communication between Advanced Disposal (GFL) and Michigan EGLE regarding an Industrial Storm Water Inspection conducted on March 22, 2019. The facility responds to inspection findings related to erosion control, sediment management, and refuse cleanup in drainage ditches and ponds, with photographic documentation of corrective actions taken.
Key data point: No specific quantitative measurements or violation readings are present; this is a procedural compliance exchange documenting corrective actions in response to an inspection notice.
EGLE inspector Matt Konieczki conducted an industrial storm water inspection at Arbor Hills Landfill on March 22, 2019, and issued six required corrective actions addressing drainage ditch maintenance, pond sediment management, slope stabilization, and refuse cleanup. The operator (Advanced Disposal) responded to inspection findings with photo documentation and corrective measures throughout the spring and summer of 2019.
Key data point: No specific quantitative measurements or violations stated; this is a compliance correspondence tracking storm water and erosion control remediation following a March 2019 inspection.
EGLE inspector Matt Konieczki reviewed Arbor Hills Landfill's response to a March 2019 industrial stormwater inspection and provided detailed feedback on erosion control, pond sediment management, slope stabilization, and ditch cleanup. The facility demonstrated compliance progress on most items, though the operator cleaned the wrong ditch section and was directed to photograph the correct location.
Key data point: No specific quantitative readings or violation findings stated; document is procedural feedback on stormwater management compliance during 2019 remediation work.
Advanced Disposal responded to a March 2019 EGLE Industrial Storm Water inspection at Arbor Hills Landfill by addressing six compliance items, including replacement of a compromised stormwater structure, sediment pond management, slope stabilization, and track-out mitigation. The company reported completion or near-completion of most remedial actions by July 31, 2019, with ditch work and sediment dredging anticipated by end of fall.
Key data point: Stormwater pass-through structure replacement completed to address sediment carry-over; ditch reforming and check dam placement still scheduled, anticipated completion by end of Fall 2019.
This is a June 2019 Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for Arbor Hills Remediation Area covering water-quality parameters including Total Suspended Solids, CBOD5, ammonia nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, mercury, selenium, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen. The document certifies compliance with permit MI0045713 v5.0 for the period June 1–30, 2019. All reported data fields are masked with asterisks, making actual measurement values unreadable in this version.
Key data point: No readable discharge data: all quantitative values are redacted (shown as asterisks). Document structure shows parameters monitored but actual June 2019 readings are not disclosed.
This is a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the Arbor Hills Remediation Area covering June 1–30, 2019, filed by Green for Life on July 10, 2019. The report documents daily monitoring of effluent parameters including flow, suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, mercury, selenium, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen under permit MI0045713 v5.0. The document indicates "No Discharge: Y" for all monitoring sets, meaning no discharge occurred during the reporting period.
Key data point: No quantitative readings are provided in the document; all parameter value fields are blank. The document is a template structure with permit limits listed but no actual measured data filled in for June 2019.
On June 18, 2019, EGLE conducted an unannounced compliance inspection of Arbor Hills Landfill and found non-compliance status. The inspector documented multiple air quality and odor violations, including elevated hydrogen sulfide levels, methane seeps exceeding 10,000 ppm over a 1-acre area, intense odors from frac tanks and active faces, and leachate seeps extending over 100 yards. The facility was also operating a candlestick flare due to excess gas beyond Fortistar's utilization capacity, and a pinched-off gas well vacuum line was discovered during the walk.
Key data point: Elevated methane levels of several hundred ppm covering at least 1 acre area, with one spot exceeding 10,000 ppm; elevated H2S throughout multiple areas; leachate seep extending >100 yards; pinched-off gas well vacuum line (possibly well 149R2) causing uncontrolled gas release; non-compliance status cited, June 18, 2019.
Advanced Disposal Services responded to a May 2019 violation notice from EGLE alleging leachate level exceedances in Cells 3 and 4 at Arbor Hills Landfill in violation of Part 115 rules. The company described corrective actions including upgraded pump capacity, grinder pump installation, stormwater diversion, and revised recordkeeping procedures. A concurrent Site-Wide Liquids Management Plan was also submitted outlining monitoring and response protocols for secondary collection system action flow rate exceedances.
Key data point: Leachate level exceedances documented in Cell 3 (January–mid-April 2019) and continuing in Cell 4; pump ON/OFF setpoints specified for each cell (e.g., Cell 4 Primary: 26" ON / 13" OFF).
This is a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the Arbor Hills Remediation Area covering May 2019, filed by Green for Life on June 11, 2019. The report documents monitoring of discharge parameters including flow, suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen, phosphorus, metals (arsenic, mercury, selenium), temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen. The facility reported "No Discharge: Y," indicating no measurable discharge during the reporting period.
Key data point: No discharge recorded for May 2019 period; all sample measurement fields are redacted or blank.
This is a Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the Arbor Hills Remediation Area covering May 2019, filed by Green for Life (GFL) on 2019-06-11. The report documents daily monitoring of effluent parameters including flow, suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand, ammonia nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, mercury, selenium, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen. The document shows "No Discharge: Y" across all parameter sets, indicating no discharge occurred during the reporting period.
Key data point: Document indicates no discharge ("No Discharge: Y") for all monitored parameters during May 2019; actual measured values not populated in the table.
EGLE conducted an unannounced compliance inspection of Arbor Hills Landfill on June 7, 2019, and found the facility in Non-Compliance status. The inspection documented significant gas emissions including two large ground holes with intense odors and methane levels exceeding 10,000 ppm, subsurface gas problems despite recent remediation efforts, leachate seeps on three sides of the elevated temperature area, and ongoing fugitive dust issues.
Key data point: Two large ground holes with methane in excess of 10,000 ppm (sensor maximum) and hydrogen sulfide levels so high they saturated the Jerome meter; elevated temperature area now has leachate seeps on 3 of 4 sides; facility rated Non-Compliance.
An EGLE (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy) asbestos sign document filed on 2019-06-05. The document itself is identified as an 'Asbestos sign' record type in nSITE but no specific text content is provided for analysis.
Key data point: No specific factual reading or claim is extractable from the document header alone.
This is a perimeter route map filed by EGLE in June 2019 showing the boundary monitoring route around Arbor Hills Landfill. The document provides spatial reference for environmental monitoring activities at the site.
Key data point: No specific factual readings or measurements provided in this document.
This document appears to be a procedural or technical entry referencing a hydrogen sulfide (H2S) measurement taken with a Cairpol instrument on or around June 5, 2019, by EGLE (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy).
Key data point: No specific quantitative H2S reading provided in document text; only reference to the method (Cairpol) and date (June 5, 2019).
An EGLE (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy) document filing from June 2019 addressing dust conditions on Six Mile Road near Arbor Hills Landfill. The document appears to be a regulatory or inspection record related to airborne particulate matter complaints or monitoring.
Key data point: No specific quantitative dust reading, PM10 concentration, or exceedance value is provided in the document excerpt.
This document references the north slope subsidence area at Arbor Hills Landfill as tracked by EGLE. The filing date and document type suggest a regulatory notice or record, but the provided text contains minimal substantive detail beyond the classification label.
Key data point: No specific factual reading or measurement provided; document appears to be a routing or administrative label only.
EGLE filed a dust complaint or inspection report related to Six Mile Road near Arbor Hills Landfill on 2019-06-05. The document title suggests ongoing dust nuisance concerns in the area, a common issue at active landfill operations.
Key data point: No specific quantitative readings or violation findings are stated in the provided document text.
This is an EGLE probe sign document dated June 5, 2019, indicating installation or monitoring activity at Arbor Hills Landfill. The document content is minimal and provides no specific measurements, violations, or substantive environmental data.
Key data point: No specific factual reading or claim is present in this document.
EGLE staff conducted a perimeter walk of Arbor Hills Landfill on June 4, 2019, using a Cairpol H2S monitor to test air-quality measurement methodology. The inspection noted dust emissions from the haul road blowing onto 6 Mile Road, observed gas collection at perimeter probes, and documented ongoing subsidence-area remediation with tarping preparations.
Key data point: Cairpol H2S sensor readings showed zero throughout the 3.26 km perimeter walk on June 4, 2019, including along Six Mile Road; dust observed blowing from haul road onto 6 Mile Road.
EGLE conducted an unannounced May 30, 2019 compliance inspection of Arbor Hills Landfill to assess air quality violations and support negotiation of a Consent Order. The inspection documented intense H2S odors (23 ppm measured), methane exceeding 10,000 ppm, and ongoing subsurface oxidation (ETLF) linked to leaky air lines; facility representatives attribute the elevated-temperature event to EQ waste received 2014–2017 and note that subsidence-area fires have been addressed with dirt cover and gas-extraction improvements.
Key data point: H2S measured at 23 ppm near TS-01 (May 30, 2019); methane detector pegged at 10,000+ ppm; Cairpol recorded up to 700 ppb. Subsurface fire/oxidation event linked to leaky air line and EQ waste (2014–2017).
This Full Compliance Evaluation from May 2019 documents the Arbor Hills Landfill's non-compliance status across air quality rules, with an active escalated enforcement action against Advanced Disposal and Fortistar. The report covers a one-year inspection period (May 2018–May 2019) documenting stack testing, gas well monitoring, odor complaints, and violations including wells shut off during testing, sulfur exceedances, temperature monitoring deviations, and ongoing fugitive gas odor emissions.
Key data point: Facility declared in Non-Compliance status; Fortistar SO2 non-compliant for all Turbines; 25 wells shut off during June 2018 testing; H2S range 40–450 ppm at Temporary Flare (440 ppm limit exceeded); Elevated Temperature Landfill (ETLF) event flagged April 2019 (enforcement confidential).
EGLE inspector Matt Konieczki conducted a March 2019 industrial stormwater inspection at Arbor Hills Landfill and issued six corrective-action requirements addressing sediment control, erosion stabilization, and refuse cleanup. GFL/Advanced Disposal provided responses in May 2019 regarding check dams, pond sediment management, slope stabilization, and track-out prevention, with EGLE requesting completion by July 2019.
Key data point: No specific quantitative readings. Document is procedural communication about stormwater compliance deficiencies and remedial actions.