Sludge Watch ==> Ontario - Skip Ambrose wants huge waste site in Peterborough

[Maureen Reilly]

Sent: August 29, 2007 10:14:02 AM
Sludgewatch Admin:

Ontario's sludge-slinging waste maven Harvey (Skip) Ambrose is set to add to 
his waste empire.
Notorious for paper sludge, sludge gun berms ('Sound-Sorb'), paper sludge as 
non compliant 'fertilizer' Nitro Sorb, and widely reviled by rural residents 
who oppose his aggressive sludge projects Anbrose is now looking for a 
massive 1,000 tonne per day waste site in Peterborough, Ontario.

Catch the new name " LAKES TERMINALS & WAREHOUSING LTD".
Funny thing...last time I looked at that  company name it was in the land 
registry as the owner of a sludged up farm in Cannington that was formerly 
owned by Brock Township councilor Reg Starr.


You may also remember Harvey Ambrose as principal of Ontario Disposal, 
Courtice Auto Wreckers, and his association with Thermo-Tech (a facility in 
Hamilton, Ontario).


This notice below will be reposted on the Environmental Bill of Rights 
Registry at some point in the future.

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Instrument Proposal Notice:    EBR Registry Number:   010-0592
Proponent:   Lakes Terminals & Warehousing Ltd.

800 Colonel Sam Drive
Oshawa Ontario
Canada L1H 8A9
Instrument Type:   Approval for a waste disposal site. - EPA s. 27
  Ministry Reference Number:
4400-732QKZ
Ministry:
Ministry of the Environment
Date Proposal loaded to the Registry:
May 16, 2007



June 7, 2007: The Ministry has determined that this notice was posted 
prematurely.  It will be re-posted as a proposal in the future and the 
comments that were received to-date will be considered then.



Keyword(s):   Waste Diversion
The comment period for this proposal is now over.

Description of Instrument:


This proposal is for a Certificate of Approval (Waste Disposal 
Site/Processing) to be used for the processing 1000 tonnes per day of 
municipal waste. The total amount of waste to be stored on site will not 
exceed 100,000 tonnes. The total area of the site is 4.22 hectares and the 
hours of operation are 24 hours/7 days per week. Processes to be used 
include receiving categorization, stocking and shipping serving North 
American municipalities.

Public Consultation:
This proposal was posted for a 21 day public review and comment period 
starting May 16, 2007. Comments were to be received by June 06, 2007.

All comments received during the comment period are being considered as part 
of the decision-making process by the Ministry of the Environment.

Please Note: All comments and submissions received have become part of the 
public record.
  Contact:
Application Processor
Client Services Section
Ministry of the Environment
Environmental Assessment and Approvals Branch
2 St. Clair Avenue West
Floor 12A
Toronto Ontario
M4V 1L5
Phone: (416) 314-8001
Fax: (416) 314-8452

Location(s) Related to this Instrument:
810 Technology Drive Peterborough County of Peterborough N9J 6Z3


CITY OF PETERBOROUGH


Additional Information:
The following government offices have additional information regarding this 
Proposal. To arrange a viewing of these documents please call the Ministry 
Contact or the Office listed below.

Environmental Assessment and Approvals Branch
2 St. Clair Avenue West
Floor 12A
Toronto Ontario
M4V 1L5
Phone: (416) 314-8001


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103176
Comment I am concerned with the residual waste created by processing 1000 
tons of recycling plus the fact that the recycling is coming from across 
North America. There is no possible way that processing 1000 tons a day of 
mixed recyclables will not create residual waste, which means the end result 
is that Peterborough is accepting and dealing with outside waste at the 
landfill, which is contrary to City Bylaw 07-027, no person shalldeposit any 
waste which originated from outside the city or county of Ptbo.