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September 5, 2019
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
On September 5, 2019, Kevin Wojciechowski at EGLE, gave me a well testing update that we could share on our website. This is great news for our township! Please read and share the following paragraph drafted by Kevin:
Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) received the results last Friday (8/30) for 24 of the 25 homes that were sampled for per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). One home on Indian Trail had a very minor detection of Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) at 3 parts per trillion, the other 23 homes were non-detect for the 14 PFAS compounds that were analyzed. The EGLE groundwater cleanup criteria for PFOA is 70 ppt. The home with the minor detection of PFOA is southeast of the landfill and has non-detect wells located between this home and the landfill. So the detection of PFOA appears to be an anomaly for the area and appears to have no connection to the landfill. We also had a home on Indian Trail that was sampled on August 23rd, so EGLE still waiting for the last well result.
If you have any questions regarding this please contact me, at (810)765-1145, ext 205 or at home at (810)329-9307.
Linda Schweihofer,
China Township Supervisor
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
Listed below you will find all associated communication from EGLE, at the State, regarding PFAS at the Huron Development Landfill, owned by the City of Marine City.
As it stands now, no further information has been received as to any results of the testing that took place. As soon as I receive confirmation, one way or the other from the State I will update this site.
Please keep checking back here for all accurate information.
Sincerely,
Linda Schweihofer
China Township Supervisor
For more information regarding the land fill and PFAS click Supervisor's Office
St Clair County Local State of Emergency Declared:
Jeffrey Bohm, Chairperson of the Board Of Commissioners, declared a local State of Emergency due to widespread or sever damage to property caused by flooding in the Southeastern portion of St Clair County. The potential of further severe flooding exists based on increased water.
Homeland Security and Emergency Management continues to work with the local municipalities to assist with monitoring and response to the situation.
If your home in impacted by flood damage, it is important that you contact the Emergency Operations Center at (810)989-6392 or via e-mail at damage@stclaircounty.org. Please indicate your address, phone number, foundation type, amount of water in your home and damage pictures in the email.
For life threatening emergencies, please call 9-1-1.
The final Belle River Watershed Management Plan – all nine chapters – are now available online at www.sccwater.org. The Plan is available chapter by chapter, as well as the Executive Summary and the Log Jam Management Plan. If you have any questions please contact St. Clair County Health Department, Division of Environmental Health.
Help yourself and your neighbors by keeping an eye out for suspicious vehicles. If any activity seems out of the ordinary, please contact the Sheriff's Department at the non-emergency phone line (810)985-8115.
