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Home My WebLink AboutDSHW-2025-001654 DATE OF INSPECTION: March 25, 2025 FACILITY OR LOCATION: Property owned by Henry Barlow, also known as Monroe 80 LLC FACILITY ADDRESS: Sevier County Parcel No. 5-23-7 (38.639396, -112.171175) Monroe, Utah 84754 Sevier County FACILITY CONTACT: Henry Barlow TYPE OF INSPECTION: Follow-up PARTICIPANTS: Alex Milne, DWMRC Nate Nicolodemos, DWMRC John Chartier, UDEQ District Engineer Eric Larson, Central Utah Health Department ARRIVAL / DEPARTURE TIME: 9:15 am / 10:00 am WEATHER CONDITIONS: 68 and sunny LHD NOTIFICATION: Eric Larson of the Central Utah Health Department and John Chartier, UDEQ District Engineer, were notified on 03/24/2025 and 03/25/2025, respectively. REPORT PREPARED BY: Alex Milne REPORT NARRATIVE: On March 24, 2025, representatives of the Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control (Division) received an email from the Utah Department of Environmental Quality's Public Information Officer regarding illegal dumping at property owned by Henry Barlow, Sevier County Parcel No. 5-23-7 (the Property). On March 25, 2025, representatives of the Division met with John Chartier, UDEQ District Engineer, and Eric Larson of the Central Utah Health Department, in response to concerns of illegal dumping at the Property. There is no solid waste management facility permit or other approval for the Property. At the time of the inspection, there was no indication of recent waste disposal or waste removal. The soils did not appear to be disturbed or show indication that liquids were recently dumped. Solid Waste Program Inspection Report Representatives observed a small area of disturbance, potentially from a scavenger, in which waste was partially exposed. Odors were present near the vicinity of the disturbance as well as some bones. SIGNATURE: _________________________________ Date: _____________ PHOTOS: Overview of the Property. No signs of recently disturbed soils were observed. Overview of the Property. No signs of recently disturbed soils were observed. View of a small disturbance, potentially from a scavenger. Waste is exposed and odors were present. View of a bone near the small disturbance.