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A Regional Overview All-Hazard Mitigation Plan St. Louis, Missouri 63103 314-621-3222 Serves Missouri portion of region FIGURE J12 AMEREN UE COVERAGE Source: Ameren UE Laclede Gas Company 720 Olive Street St. Louis, Missouri 63101 314-342-0500 Serves Missouri portion of region FIGURE J13 LACLEDE GAS COVERAGE Source: Laclede Gas 49
50 Solid Waste Disposal Jefferson County – Section 1 Jefferson County is a part of the St. Louis-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District. The following list identifies those waste providers for the municipalities identified. See Table J20 below. Jurisdiction TABLE J20 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL Municipal Directory Waste Provider Provider Address Provider City Jefferson Arnold Midwest Waste Midwest Waste, Waste Mngt, M & M Hauling 12976 St. Charles Rock Rd. Bridgeton 12976 St. Charles Rock Rd Bridgeton Jefferson Byrnes Mill Jefferson Cedar Hill Lakes City of Crystal Jefferson Crystal City City Waste 130 Mississippi Ave Crystal City Jefferson De Soto Management Waste 7320 Hall St St. Louis Jefferson Festus Management 7320 Hall St St. Louis Jefferson Herculaneum Republic Waste 18716 State Hwy 177 Jackson Jefferson Hillsboro Republic Waste 18716 State Hwy 177 Jackson Jefferson Kimmswick Midwest Waste, Kraemer Hauling 12976 St. Charles Rock Rd Bridgeton Jefferson Olympian Village Republic Waste 18716 State Hwy 177 Jackson Jefferson Parkdale Waste Jefferson Pevely Management 7320 Hall St St. Louis Jefferson Scotsdale Solid Waste Franklin St. Clair Solutions P.O. Box 228 St. Clair Franklin Sullivan CWI of Missouri 18716 State Hwy 177 12976 St. Charles Jackson Franklin Union Midwest Waste Rock Rd City of Bridgeton Franklin Washington Washington 405 Jefferson Washington In 1989-1990, there were 13 sanitary landfills in the St. Louis metropolitan area (Missouri- Illinois), which includes the District, with an estimated remaining lifespan of 8.8 years. One landfill was publicly owned. By 1995-1996, there were seven sanitary landfills in the region: three in Missouri and four in Illinois. All landfills are now privately owned and operated. Since 1989-1990, six sanitary landfills have closed and one has been decommissioned. In the last two years a privately owned landfill in St. Clair County, Illinois has opened. See Table J21 below.
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