Our client, Pasco County recently received standing authorization from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to utilize ash from the Resource Recovery Facility in roadway construction projects. As the first ever standing authorization on a county-wide basis in the United States, this approval was a watershed event and one that Mr. Gorrie is proud to have played a significant role in. Once fully implemented, the ability to beneficially reuse ash as a road construction material has the potential to save Pasco County millions of dollars in avoided limerock (traditional roadbase) purchases as well as extending the life of the ash monofill for decades, thus avoiding costly new cell construction. In addition, our firm offers the following waste minimization, pollution prevention, and recycling services:
Our client, Pasco County recently received standing authorization from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to utilize ash from the Resource Recovery Facility in roadway construction projects. As the first ever standing authorization on a county-wide basis in the United States, this approval was a watershed event and one that Mr. Gorrie is proud to have played a significant role in. Once fully implemented, the ability to beneficially reuse ash as a road construction material has the potential to save Pasco County millions of dollars in avoided limerock (traditional roadbase) purchases as well as extending the life of the ash monofill for decades, thus avoiding costly new cell construction. In addition, our firm offers the following waste minimization, pollution prevention, and recycling services: