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Planning Commission tackles controversial waste management project

August 09, 2024 | Kern County, California



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Planning Commission tackles controversial waste management project
The Kern County Planning Commission convened on August 8, 2024, for its regular meeting, where members approved the minutes from the previous session and moved swiftly through the agenda, noting no cases withdrawn or requests for continuance.

During the public presentations segment, no community members stepped forward to address the commission. The meeting then transitioned to the primary agenda item: a public hearing regarding the Clean Harbors Waste Management solid waste disposal project, presented by Commissioner Murphy and staff planner Janice Mays.

The project involves the Clean Harbors Button Willow facility, which has been operational as a hazardous and non-hazardous solid waste disposal site. The commission emphasized the availability of Spanish translation services for attendees, ensuring accessibility for all community members interested in the proceedings.

As the meeting progressed, the commission demonstrated its commitment to transparency and community engagement, setting the stage for further discussions on the implications of the proposed waste management project.

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