Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Rajiv Chawla’s organization
Oct 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Maryland Department of the Environment Public Hearing
The public hearing was held to solicit comments on the renewal of the Title 5 air quality operating permit and the NPDES water discharge permit for the Wheelabrator Baltimore facility. Presentations were provided regarding the facility's compliance history, emission control technologies, and specific permit requirements for cooling water and stormwater discharge. The hearing outlined the procedures for public participation and the process for submitting written comments for official consideration.
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Maryland Department Of The Environment Public Hearing
The hearing addressed the tentative determination to renew an individual industrial surface water permit for the Purdue AgriBusiness LLC Zion Church Road facility. Key topics included an overview of the NPDES permitting process, a review of the facility's compliance history regarding pollutant exceedances, and groundwater monitoring data. Discussions also covered the cessation of spray irrigation at the site, planned wastewater treatment plant upgrades, and the establishment of new permit limits for various pollutants, including ammonia and nitrogen.
Sep 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
SB901 Advisory Council Advisory Council Meeting
The meeting covered several key agenda items, including the introduction of new members to the council. Discussions focused on the registration status of producers, the role of the Maryland Department of the Environment in enforcing compliance, and the handling of exempt producer forms. The council also addressed upcoming round two regulations and reviewed ongoing producer outreach, education efforts, and the volume of support cases handled to date.
Aug 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Borgwardt Funeral Home Informational Meeting
The informational meeting addressed the permit application to construct a human crematory. Key topics included a presentation of the project scope, the anticipated utilization of the facility, the operational commitment to protecting air quality and community character, and a technical explanation of how modern cremation equipment functions to manage emissions and ensure efficiency. The discussion focused on transparency, environmental standards, and the funeral home's commitment to maintaining respectful operations within the neighborhood.
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