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56 SWAMPSCOTT ROAD EMAIL IDENTIFYING ILLEGAL DUMPERS 6-26-2013 David Greenbaum From: Dame,Timothy(DEP) <timothy.dame@state.ma.us> Sent: Wednesday,June 26, 2013 4:06 PM To: David Greenbaum Subject: additional dumpers at swampscott road Attachments: 2013-05-19 12-59-08 M 2_5.JPG;2013-05-18 16-29-22 M 3_5.JPG; 2013-05-18 16-32-18 M 2_5.JPG; 2013-05-19 12-46-02 M 5_5.JPG; 2013-06-24 15-55-52 M 3_5.JPG; 2013-06-24 15-51-07 M 1 S.JPG Hi David. I visited the site yesterday and got footage.As a result, I identified two more dumpers. One involved grass clippings and the other cut trees, so are of a less serious variety but I think a ticket or a request to remove the material is in order. - Dumper#1: Dumping of brush on sat. 5/18/13 at 432 pm by a green chevy Silverado truck, plate is 468 XXJ. It belongs to an Adrian Shehu, born 1956, who lives at 4 Desmond Terrace in Salem. - 2"d incident of dumping by same individual the next day on sun. 5/19 at 1245 pm (more grass clippings). I assume he realized the transfer station was closed on Sunday and cannot claim he just "got there late and missed the gate" My opinion, he should get two separate tickets of$100 each. Dumper#2:A full truckload full of cut branches dumped on Monday 6/24/13 at 351 pm. It is possible this was a rejection turned away from transfer station and guy got lazy(not sure when they close). A red chevy truck, MA plate 478 RF4 registered to a Kenneth H. Hitchings, born 1957,of 5 Newbury St Beverly was used in the dumping. There is also a car that visited the site in May that left a 5 gallon pail of exceedingly foul smelling material at the site. I will check it again when I am there next. It may be sewage or some kind of rotting grease. Lucky for him he avoided the plate cam by coming in off the street at a strange angle away from the plate cam so we missed him.The vast majority of plates coming thru the site at nite are readable but most cars are simply turning around. I am going to reload batteries today and have enough cams now to keep going until the new business moves in. It still seems like it could attract a more serious dumping at any time. 1