4901 S. Inkster Rd.
built in the 1960s, was upgraded to meet then-extant air pollution standards with the help of a local millage enacted in the mid-1980s
Closed for 18 months in 1999-2000 and WTE added, and capacity expanded from 500 to 800 tons/day
"The incinerator built on the land eventually closed after financial difficulties and environmentalist protests" (
8/14/2010 article)
"financial problems shuttered the plant for good" (
8/21/2010 article)