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Title: Annual Meeting of ESOP Shareholders


1
WM Tontitown Landfill, LLC Assessment of
Corrective Measures Public Meeting
Tontitown, Arkansas December 16, 2003 600 PM
2
A G E N D A
  • INTRODUCTION Kevin Iler Landfill District
    Manager
  • 2. PROJECT MONITORING James Dunbar Landfill
    Engineer
  • 3. TECHNICAL PRESENTATION Mike
    Caldwell Hydrogeologist
  • 4. CORRECTIVE MEASURES James Dunbar Landfill
    Engineer
  • 5. DISCUSSION and QUESTIONS
  • 6. ADJOURN (800 pm)

3
INTRODUCTION
  • Presented By Kevin Iler

4
Kevin IlerWM Tontitown Landfill, LLCLandfill
District Manager
  • More than 22 years of environmental and landfill
    related experience across North America and
    Europe
  • Responsible for managing 2 landfill businesses
    and 2 transfer station businesses in Northwest
    Arkansas
  • Local contact for the Tontitown landfill operation

5
PROJECTMONITORING
  • Presented By James Dunbar, P.E.

6
James E. Dunbar, P.E.Waste Management of
Arkansas, Inc.Landfill Engineer
  • More than 25 years of environmental and
    engineering experience
  • Responsible for technical and environmental
    management of 5 landfills in Arkansas
  • Registered Professional Engineer in Arkansas (and
    6 other states)

7
Project Monitoring Details
  • Site Tontitown Landfill, Arkansas
  • Environmental Monitoring Points - 2003
  • - 10 permanent groundwater wells
  • - 16 permanent gas detection wells
  • Environmental Management Points - 2003
  • - An additional 18 groundwater sampling wells
    (4 located outside of the property boundary)
  • - 37 in-waste gas collection wells
  • - 38 out-of-waste migration control wells

8
Project Monitoring History
  • 1998 1999
  • - 1st Qtr 10 GW wells 10 GW wells
  • 17 Gas Detection points 13 Gas
    Detection points
  • - 2nd Qtr 10 GW wells 11 GW wells
  • 13 Gas Detection points 14 Gas
    Detection points
  • - 3rd Qtr 12 GW wells 10 GW wells
  • 14 Gas Detection points 12 Gas
    Detection points
  • - 4th Qtr 11 GW wells 17 GW wells
  • 13 Gas Detection points 12 Gas
    Detection points

9
Project Monitoring History (continued)
  • 2000 2001
  • - 1st Qtr 10 GW wells 10 GW wells
  • 44 Gas Detection points 37 Gas
    Detection points
  • - 2nd Qtr 10 GW wells 29 GW wells
  • 37 Gas Detection points 16 Gas
    Detection points
  • - 3rd Qtr 14 GW wells 4 GW wells
  • 17 Gas Detection points
  • - 4th Qtr 10 GW wells 9 GW wells
  • 37 Gas Detection points 17 Gas
    Detection points

10
Project Monitoring History (continued)
  • 2002 2003
  • - 1st Qtr 5 GW wells 10 GW wells
  • 20 Gas Detection points 20 Gas
    Detection points
  • - 2nd Qtr 10 GW wells 17 GW wells
  • 20 Gas Detection points 20 Gas
    Detection points
  • - 3rd Qtr 67 GW wells 17 GW wells
  • 20 Gas Detection points 20 Gas
    Detection points
  • - 4th Qtr 23 GW wells 5 GW wells
  • 20 Gas Detection points 20 Gas
    Detection points

11
Project Monitoring History (summary)
  • For the Period of 1998 through 2003.
  • 338 individual groundwater monitoring samples
    have been taken from wells at the site
  • Over 20,000 constituents have been analyzed for
    in the groundwater samples at the site
  • 473 individual landfill gas detection points have
    been monitored

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Tontitown Landfill Site Map
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