Show Pg© 10 Millard County s USPS Thun August 25 1908 A STATEMENT FROM ROLLINS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC From time to time and from various sources Rollins Environmental Services Inc officials engineers and agents have received requests for information concerning the proposed construction of an incinerator and landfill near Lynndyl Utah for use in disposing of hazardous waste materials Rollins Environmental Services Inc has prepared and delivered a fact sheet to the Town of Lynndyl Planning and Zoning Commission which was designed to repsond to the most often asked questions received from the public and from the Planning and Zoning Commission The fact sheet reads as follows: ROLLINS UTAH ENVIRONMENTAL INCINERATOR FACILITY SERVICES FACT SHEET applying for authorization to construct an for hazardous incinerator and potentially a land-fiwaste materials to be located in the Lynndyl Industrial Park southwest of the town of Lynndyl Utah This location is approximately 2 12 miles from the center of the town of Lynndyl The company has built and hazardous operates three facilities for wastes in New Jersey Louisiana and Texas They operate some plants in highly populated areas and meet or exceed strict federal standards for clean air and clean water supplies and work closely with local state and federal officials in building operating and maintaining facilities The following facts may help individuals further understand the Rollins facility: 1 Rollins does not process nuclear materials This facility would not accept store process or incinerate nuclear wastes 2 This plant would not accept store process or incinerate either PCBs or dioxins 3 The plant would cost in excess of $30 million dollars to construct The property taxes paid by Rollins to Millard County on a $30 million dollar facility would be approximately $325000 per year Approximately $26000 of this amount would be allocated to the town of Lynndyl (Lynndyl collected $4200 in property taxes in 1987) 4 Based on the design submitted for approval to the State of Utah this facility would: (a) Employ approximately 150 people with 80 to 90 of the employees coming from the existing Utah work force (b) Have a payroll of approximately $5 million dollars annually (c) Buy supplies and services of approximately $25 million dollars per year (d) Operate three shifts seven days a week and (e) Pay hazardous waste fees of approximately $640000 per year 10 ($64000) of which would be returned to the town of Lynndyl 5 Traffic would increase from employees by up to 100 cars per day each way and there would also trucks per day bringing materials to the be from plant One or two rail cars per day would also arrive on a track built on the property 6 The process of permitting this facility would take from years to complete which must be done prior to construction 7 The property is being purchased from 1120 Lynndyl Associates a California limited partnership whose general partners are Philip Gillin and Keith Rollins is ABRAHAM Phyllis Johnson Ph: On August 2 nineteen Sutherland Scouts and their leaders flew to Vancouver Canada to spend a week The boys had worked for a year to get the money for this trip They gathered two of old batteries and they raised pigs to pay the expenses They flew to Vancouver and ferried to Qualicun Bay where they spent most of their time They got to do some fishing from all reports the fishing wasn’t top great They had a restaurant cook the fish they caught They attended the Canadian Air Show played some golf as well as enjoyed the many points of interest The advisers who went with the boys are Dirk Fowles Lon Jackson and Dave Johnson Kathy Goodwin and three boys from Clifton AZ recently returned home after spending five weeks here with her parents Earl and Afton Petersen and other relatives in the area Gary Hubbard from Wilcox AZ also spent two weeks with grandparents Earl and Afton and his brother Shawn Hubbard who has been here all summer Lynn and Cozette Petersen and children recently spent a weekend here with Earl and Afton Petersen and Mrs Clayton Mooney They are here this week to attend the wedding and reception for Cozette’s sister Michelle Mooney and Marv Ervin Proud grandparents for the first time are Dirk and Karen Fowles A baby girl was born August 2 to Don and Kim Shreeve of Chandler Arizona She will have the name Kelly Kay Great grndparents are Vern and Grace Fowles and Karl and Eleanor Murray Karen and daughter Angie were in Chandler for a week getting acquainted with the new arrival Karen reports it was quite a change of pace for her They enjoyed the pool and just generally took it easy Quite different than pushing hay trucks all day and half the night Dirk and Rob were off to Canada with the Scouts so they all had a much deserved vacation Dirk and Karen Fowles made a flying trip to Burley Idaho on business this week Jeana Tolbert has had employment in Provo this summer Jim and Maxene Owens went to Kaysville on August 13 to visit Lennie and Janet Owens and children A new member of the Owens family is a four month old boy from Calcutta India On Thursday Jim and Maxene Owens drove to Nephi to spend some time with Russell and Grace Jackson On August 6 and 7 all of Trula Abbott’s children and some of the grandchildren gathered at her home for a family reunion Family members who came are Don and Dorothy Croft from Las Vegas Lawrence and Joan Abbott Salt Lake Kelly Abbott Fillmore Bill and Arelene Chappell daughter Christine and friend Sandy and Bret Chappell Salt Lake Dale and Louise Abbott Salt Lake Sterling and Barbara Lazenby and Neal and Deb Abbott and boys Sutherland Don Croft brought his mother Eva Croft from the Care Center to have dinner and visit Don and Dorothy’s son Gary and wife Sandy and three children were here from Henderson NV the week before They also visited his grandmother Croft in the Care Center The past month has been a busy one for the Von Tenney family Their son Don Tenney was married to Deneen Evans of Dillon MT in the Idaho Falls Temple on July 22 Von Marilyn Veronica and Loretta went to Idaho and Montana to attend the wedding and reception Deneen’s roots are in Millard County Her mother was formerly Caima Wright from Hin ckley Ivan Wright is her grandfather An open house was held at the Tenney home on July 31 A large crowd attended Dr and Mis Earl Dean Evans were here from Dillon MT for that Don and Deneen will make their home in Dillon where Don is working on a ranch Milo Tenney and wife and four children came from Salinas CA to spend two weeks with his folks A niece Gloria Schick and five children from Deer Park WA spent part of a week with the Tenneys On July 30 they all went to Huntington Utah to attend Three of the Ison family reunion Milo’s children are still here for a visit with Grandma and longer Grandpa On August 7 Sherrill Joyce Cleone Tony Troy and Trevor Tolbert went to Cedar City to witness the blessing of Monte and Tina Myers’ baby girl She was given the name Tana Joyce Also attending were grandparents Mitch and Joan Myers and family of Delta A lovely lunch was served at the home of Monte and Tina after the meeting Tina Myers and little daughter were here for a few days the first of this week with Sherril and Joyce and boys Tony Tolbert left Thursday morning to go to Douglas AZ to attend school Richard and Becky Jackson and Elizabeth Katy and three daughters Stephanie are here from Washington DC to spend a few weeks with parents Robert and Ruth Jackson and Clayton and Betty Jeffery and other relatives in the area Richard is in Seattle WA working in a hospital for a few weeks Becky and the girls will return home next week Richard will be in Seattle a little longer Eleanor Murray and Marilyn Blanch spent Wednesday in Provo for Education Week On August 8 Marilyn Tenney took Loretta Tenney and Juliette Scoville to Snowbird to attend a two week long pnnononnnoQngMa 27th Aug 26th Utah Youth Orchestra Workshop They will have a concert on August 20 Krissy Rapp has been here for two with her Faye weeks grandmother Tennant Bill and Joyce Rapp Debbie and Karron came from Salt Lake Tuesher home take to day Family members report that Lionel Taylor spent several days in the Delta Hospital On August 17 he was taken to Salt Lake to the LDS Hospital LaVon will be staying in Salt Lake with their daughter Jean Black and family A few weeks ago we drove up Fillmore Canyon It was the first time we have been there since the floods tore the canyon and creek up four years ago I must say I was really disappointed I am wondering whose idea it was to put this road up on top in the hot sun The way it was before we went to the canyon to find a cool spot for picnics and family get togethers On a Sunday afternoon you would pass quite a number of cars full of people out to enjoy the creek and canyon This day we went up pretty high and we only passed one car The road is too rough and wash boardy for one to want to drive it more than once I would like to know the reasoning behind this road I can’t believe the road couldn’t have been built in the bottom of the canyon The built the first road with teams of horses I expected changes but not such a big disappointment craters on the About 500000 Moon can be seen from the Earth through the largest and most powerful telescopes Hll Come In & Say & Q mim (Dipiewm® SALE & REMODELING Colobrating tho Oponing of our 3rd Location 'Cl PIZZA & DRINKS Freedom Blvd Provo (next to McDonald's) 1155 North & 11 Years in wm94 FREE Prizes Goodyear Tires! WINS Everyone F Fill I LIVE RADIO - Aug I I I 27 Phone Nt Steel Belted Taylor 8 The No Purchase incinerator would have a 100 foot high stack and a portion of the incinerator would be approximately 80 feet high The remainder of the structures would be one to two stories 9 Emissions from the stack would be a small fraction of the amount produced by a typical coal fired power plant and Rollins’ facility would be considered a minor source under the clean air act Stack output would comply with the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) There would be no visible indication from the stack in the summertime During certain atmospheric conditions a white steam plume could be seen above the stack This plume would be merely condensation of the moisture from the hot stack into the cold air 10 The material incinerated has some residue either as slag or ash “clinker” or as “white salts” - which are stabilized solidified and then deposited in a landfill 1 The overall plan for the site includes a landfill in the future so that incinerator residue and other commercial waste can be deposited in the landfill to 12 The landfills are carefully engineered stringent standards to protect surrounding soils and water As more detailed information becomes available Rollins Environmental Services Inc will deliver the additional information to the Town of Lynndyl Planning and Zoning Commission and will take appropriate means of making such additional information public In addition if any reader has a question or a request for additional information please submit same in writing to Dave W Eckhoff addressed as follows: Dave W Eckhoff PE Eckhoff Watson and Preator Engineering 1121 East 3900 South Suite 100 Salt Lake City UT 84124 All nrl r7 utmL J Radial G Metric Season Radial P18575R14 P19575R14 P20575R14 P20575R15 P21575R15 P22575R15 to d1 Necessary m U I I I I I NAME No Purchase D 'II D ADDRESS: New Goodyear S4S 100 GALS OF GAS Eagles or Wranglers the entry blank below end bring Into STEVE'S Drawing will be held on Oct 16 IMS You do not need to be present to wtnl In I I KNAK Businossl NEW CUSTOMER LOUNGE TV Video Movies — Lube Oil & TT Filter $Q95 Wall lubncat your vwhtda's chasws and install a new quarts of new Datsuns Toyotas VWt and Honda drain the old and install up to 5 (Mar Most American cars and most Aeg tltJS Explrea State Inspection Most Cars ONLY 34 Ton $500 GET READY Extra ll ll ll ll ll ll Brake 2 Wheai Drum Install New Linings Inspect Hydraulic Syst Add Brake Fluid Road Test $3695 41- II II (4 wheel alignment available) II With this Explrea FOR WINTER ttio Alignment Most Cars ! 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