Grand Central Landfill is dedicated to being the Slate Belt’s premiere waste solutions provider with a commitment to sustainability, biodiversity and environmental stewardship. In 2020, our team submitted a request to Plainfield Township to rezone 211 acres of land next to the existing landfill. While the initial application was denied, we continue to be dedicated to serving our community. At this time we are reviewing feedback from residents and the Township to incorporate into a new request.
The rezoning of the property would be the first step in the Township, state and federal approval process to allow the landfill to continue operations.
Grand Central Landfill has provided waste disposal services since it was opened in 1951 and in 1983, the landfill became the second in the state to use a synthetic liner. The landfill was sold to USA Waste in 1997 which later merged with WM.
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