New York DEC grants Casella permit to expand Hakes C&D landfill by 43 acres

By Public Technologies
  • New York DEC issued Casella Waste Systems a permit to expand its Hakes C&D landfill disposal area by about 43 acres.
  • Expansion adds an estimated 5,800,000 cubic yards of disposal capacity; site remains permitted for up to 466,000 tons per year.
  • Casella expects roughly 20 years of remaining capacity at current run-rates, including existing permitted airspace.


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