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How a landfill in Trotwood could impact you!

DECREASED PROPERTY VALUE - Average property value could drop 30% - 90%.

HIGHER TAX BILLS - Additional funds will be needed to maintain streets damaged by increased volume of truck traffic.

WATER POLLUTION - A 55 gallon drum of toxic chemicals can contaminate 12 billion gallons of water. An EPA official stated, "No one has yet designed a landfill that does not leak."

HIGHER WATER BILLS - Sophisticated purification systems will be needed to ensure the purity of water supplies.

AIR POLLUTION - The smell and wind blown debris can travel at least seven miles.

NOISE POLLUTION - A minimum of 300 large trucks and semis could travel our roads daily.

LOSS OF FARM LAND - How much farm land can we stand to lose to a dump? Crops and animals produced in a landfill area would be contaminated.

It's very important, now more than ever, to attend the meetings. It has been confirmed that Waste Management has stated their intent to pursue a landfill facility on the 600 acre property they purchased.
At the Aug 13th meeting Ronald Vaughn Councilman, Ward 3 stated that Waste Management has been back in touch with the city regarding the landfill!

"Call for Action"
Meetings

All, "Call For Action", meetings are held every 2nd Monday of each month.

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It's very important, now more than ever,
to attend the meetings.

Waste Management has been back in touch with the city regarding their intent to pursue a landfill facility on the 600 acre property they purchased.