The Florida Department of Environmental Protection has given GEL Corp. until Oct. 6 to comply with its construction and demolition debris landfill permit before state officials will approve the closing of the company’s landfill in Orange City, Fla., according to a report in the News-Journal (Daytona Beach, Fla.).
To meet the standards of the permit, fires burning for more than a year at the landfill must be extinguished and the hill must be reshaped, according to the report.
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