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Officials from Seneca County, N.Y., which is home to the state’s largest active landfill, are taking the first step toward development of a 10-year solid waste management plan.
The Seneca Meadows landfill has been a hot button topic in recent months. Seneca Meadows applied for a 10-year extension in April, but no decision has been made. The landfill was also set to receive waste-by-rail from New York City in a $3.3 billion contract. But that proposal was withdrawn.
According to the Finger Lakes Times:
Tuesday, the board will consider a motion directing County Manager John Sheppard to prepare and issue a Request for Proposals from qualified engineering firms to develop the solid waste plan for the county.
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