1. Sunshine Canyon Landfill Odor Mitigation and Monitoring Project
This section provides information on the topic of the landfill odor issue. Below are a compilation of documents that will provide an overview of the ongoing activities. The following documents are provided in the "Attachments" section below:
SCL LEA Mitigation Odor Mitigation Technical Data and Analysis File (2017) (Note: This files contains the data and analysis that the SCL LEA utilized to evaluate the impact of the mitigation measures, The file is accessible via the link below (see "3" below, which also has the various references and other files related to odor mitigation), or this data file can be accessed directly by the following link: 2. Sunshine Canyon Landfill Mitigation Monitoring Project The SCL LEA compiles and updates the compliance status of the various conditions (including enforcement orders) that have been imposed upon the siting, permitting, and operations of the landfill. The SCL LEA has developed a database to track the various conditions. A summary listing of the conditions that have been imposed on the landfill is provided in the "Attachments" section below.
3. Sunshine Canyon Landfill Local Enforcement Agency Odor Mitigation Reference Documents The reference materials, documents, and analysis that the Sunshine Canyon Landfill Local Enforcement Agency utilized in developing their recommendations can be found at the following "Dropbox" file. This file is accessible to the public, and can be viewed by going to the following web address: 4. SCL LEA Joint Publication with NASA/JPL/CalTech Technical Paper resulting from the collaboration between the SCL LEA and NASA/JPL/CalTech on the Sunshine Canyon Landfill Odor Mitigation Case Study. "Using remote sensing to detect, validate, and quantify methane emissions from California solid waste operations"; Daniel H Cusworth, Riley M Duren,, Andrew K Thorpe, Eugene Tseng, David Thompson, Abhinav Guha, Sally Newman, Kelsey T Foster, and Charles E Miller The NASA Methane Survey Project link is the following: https://methane.jpl.nasa.gov/ Paper is downloadable below or by clicking on this link: https://docs.google.com/a/scllea.org/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=c2NsbGVhLm9yZ3xzY2xsZWF3ZWJzaXRlfGd4OjM4ODJhMWE0MmIwYjMyNmQ (Note: A separate paper on the Methane survey and on superemitters can be accessed: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/337063238_California's_methane_super-emitters 5. SCL Request for Emergency Waiver (Impact of COVID-19) and SCL LEA Approval of Waiver California Governor Gavin Newson in Executive Order N-25-20 proclaimed a State of Emergency on March 12, 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 threat. Pursuant to CalRecycle's guidance and SCL LEA's concurrence, Sunshine Canyon Landfill requested a temporary Emergency Waiver of Standards in order to properly manage the waste stream generated during the COVID-19 State of Emergency. A copy of the request of the waiver and a copy of the SCL LEA approval is available by clicking on the document below. ****************************** The SCL LEA will upload documents related to the odor issue periodically so that the public and other interested parties can be kept current as much as possible. Please check this page of the website often.
For specific requests and/or for more information, please contact:
For even-numbered years: Ms. Dorcas (Dee) Hanson-Lugo, REHS, MPA SCL LEA Program Manager Sunshine Canyon Landfill Local Enforcement Agency 5050 Commerce Drive Baldwin Park, CA 91706 (626) 430-5540 Cell (626) 430-5572 For odd-numbered years: Mr. David Thompson, REHS SCL LEA Program Manager Sunshine Canyon Landfill Local Enforcement Agency 3550 Wilshire Boulevard, 18th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90010 (213) 252-3932 Cell (213) 248-2539 |
