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Public comments are being accepted from November 1, 2026 through December 1, 2026 on a Response Activity Plan (ResAP) submitted for the Northeast Gravel site in Belmont, Michigan.
Northeast Gravel operated a former landfill at 3769 Cannonsburg Road NE (formerly 4300 Cannonsburg Road NE) comprised of three waste cells:
The feasibility study is required under the April 24, 2026 Administrative Order by Consent between the State of Michigan and Boulder Creek Development Company, the current owner of the property. The feasibility study will propose potential remedies to control the ongoing release of per and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from the waste cells on the Property to area groundwater and surface water bodies.
The ResAP describes field investigation activities that will be conducted to determine the extent of the tannery waste cell, evaluate the existing tannery waste cell cap components, and collect seasonal groundwater measurements in the vicinity of the waste cells. These proposed field investigation activities will include the advancement of test trenches along the outside of the tannery waste cell, test pits on top of the tannery waste cell, and piezometers around the waste cells.
Download the draft ResAP for Landfill Cap Feasibility Study
A paper copy of the report is also available for review at the Plainfield Charter Township offices.
An online public meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, November 17 at 6:00 p.m.
More information about the public meeting
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) initiated PFAS sampling activities at the site in fall of 2017, as part of the overall North Kent PFAS investigations occurring in response to historical disposal areas associated with Wolverine World Wide.
Start: November 04, 2026 8:00 AM
End: December 09, 2026 5:00 PM
Public comments are being accepted from November 1, 2026 through December 1, 2026 on a Response Activity Plan (ResAP) submitted for the Northeast Gravel site in Belmont, Michigan.
Northeast Gravel operated a former landfill at 3769 Cannonsburg Road NE (formerly 4300 Cannonsburg Road NE) comprised of three waste cells:
The feasibility study is required under the April 24, 2026 Administrative Order by Consent between the State of Michigan and Boulder Creek Development Company, the current owner of the property. The feasibility study will propose potential remedies to control the ongoing release of per and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from the waste cells on the Property to area groundwater and surface water bodies.
The ResAP describes field investigation activities that will be conducted to determine the extent of the tannery waste cell, evaluate the existing tannery waste cell cap components, and collect seasonal groundwater measurements in the vicinity of the waste cells. These proposed field investigation activities will include the advancement of test trenches along the outside of the tannery waste cell, test pits on top of the tannery waste cell, and piezometers around the waste cells.
Download the draft ResAP for Landfill Cap Feasibility Study
A paper copy of the report is also available for review at the Plainfield Charter Township offices.
An online public meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, November 17 at 6:00 p.m.
More information about the public meeting
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) initiated PFAS sampling activities at the site in fall of 2017, as part of the overall North Kent PFAS investigations occurring in response to historical disposal areas associated with Wolverine World Wide.
Visit the MPART webpage on Northeast Gravel