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* The Stark County, Ohio, Health Department has announced plans to issue a demolition materials transfer site permit to a company out of New Jersey that will be operating on a two-acre plot of ground in Louisville's industrial park, according to a report in the Alliance Review (Alliance, Ohio).
According to Stark County Health Commissioner Bill Franks, this may be the only county in the state that requires licensing for transfer station operations, and state laws do not cover them.
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A different company tried to get a permit to operate a transfer station at the same location two to three years ago, and when asked about the differences between the two, Franks explained the previous company had wanted the county to give them a variance because they wanted to transfer up to 50 percent solid waste, which the Ohio EPA allows.
"But this company (Hudson Logistics Inc. out of Passaic, N.J.) told us that's all they want to transfer is C&D material. So, until they would violate these rules, we're pretty much obligated to approve their application for a permit," Franks tells the Review.
The application for the site permit states the property is owned by Groffre Investments and Hudson Logistics will be leasing at least two acres of ground to operate on. The anticipated total demolition material to be ...
Source: HighBeam Research, C&D transfer station sited along rail line in Ohio.(INDUSTRY...