In partnership with Anderson County, DHEC held a community meeting on January 31, 2017, to discuss the Corrective Action Plan for the Plantation Pipe Line spill that occurred on Lewis Drive.
If you have any questions about the Corrective Action Plan for the Plantation Pipe Line release that occurred on Lewis Drive, please contact Ed Mendenhall, SCDES Project Manager at (803) 898-7542 or mendenje@dhec.sc.gov, or SCDES's environmental affairs office in Anderson at (864) 260-5585.
This webpage is no longer maintained. It may be useful as background information or to provide a historical perspective on a topic or project.
This webpage is no longer maintained. It may be useful as background information or to provide a historical perspective on a topic or project.
This webpage is no longer maintained. It may be useful as background information or to provide a historical perspective on a topic or project.
Construction and operation of a new on-site leachate treatment system has been approved. The construction permit was issued on May 23, 2012. The leachate treatment system will consist of metals precipitation, a filter press, an evaporator, and sludge and slurry dryers. Construction of the on-site leachate collection and treatment system will take 6-9 months.
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The Pinewood Site operated as a claystone mine from 1972 to 1978. In 1978, it began operating as a landfill. After November 1980, it operated as a hazardous waste site when South Carolina's hazardous waste regulations became effective.
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SCDES encourages residents to be involved in environmental issues affecting their communities.
This can be done by reviewing information, asking questions, offering comments and attending meetings. We appreciate the unique perspective that local residents are able to provide concerning the areas where they live, work, and enjoy the outdoors.
This webpage is no longer maintained. It may be useful as background information or to provide a historical perspective on a topic or project.
This webpage is no longer maintained. It may be useful as background information or to provide a historical perspective on a topic or project.
The F.S. Royster Guano Company (Royster) was a fertilizer plant located on Commerce Drive in Columbia, South Carolina, in the early 1900s. The Edisto Court Community is located opposite of the former fertilizer plant site.
