The Little Missouri Special is a highly regulated site that has been designed to not only meet, but to exceed the regulations put forth by the North Dakota Department of Health.

Little Missouri Special only accepts special waste that is thoroughly screened BEFORE it is allowed to enter the site.

Solid waste accepted at Little Missouri Special will ONLY come from Crude Oil Impacted Soil, Salt Water Impacted Soil or Drilling Solids

Facility Location Shows location of site in relation to Marmarth, ND.  Bowman County access road, Little Missouri River.

Bore Hole Locations Drawing shows the 27 soil boring locations performed to evaluate the site.  Soil borings and monitoring wells were drilled/constructed by T&C Drilling, Inc.  The data was evaluated by Zeltinger Geotechnical Engineering, P,C. who prepared the Geotechnical Report (included in the Application).  The data was also used by Water Supply, Inc. to prepare the hydrogeology, as presented in the Groundwater Report (included in the...

Site Layout This Drawing presents the general site design configuration.  In addition to the Compost Treatment Facility (CTF) and Special Waste Landfill (SWL), the Bowman County Road access, entrance station, and stockpile areas are...

Perimeter Grid Marker System This is a detailed layout of the CTF highlighting the Perimeter Grid Marker System.  The grid system will be used to document and manage placement of wastes and windrow locations.  The site access road is shown along the top of the CTF.  The run-on /run-off control berms are shown surrounding the CTF.  Location of the cross-sections and related soil borings are shown across the CTF.  Note that Cross Section 2 is detailed on...

CTF Cross Sections This Drawing was prepared using data from the Geotechnical Report and the High Intensity Soil Study (prepared by Prairie Soil Consultants, LLC).  Soil borings #21, #24, and #25 from the Geotechnical Report, and soil boring W3 from the High Intensity Soil Study are shown in the “pre-construction”, or existing, cross section, the top view.  This cross section details soil layers as determined from the on-site investigations.  The...