Panamint Valley Limestone Will Develop a $45 million PVL Lime Plant in Trona, California
05/15/2018
The PVL lime plant will be the only producer of lime in the state of California, where currently all lime used is imported from out of state. The PVL Lime plant will be located on a site northwest of the existing Searles Valley Minerals and ACE Cogeneration industrial facilities “on a highly disturbed brownfield site,” company officials said.
According to a company spokesman, the site and air emissions credits have been acquired, the Conditional Use Permit process has started, and studies and preliminary engineering have been initiated. Impact to the environment will be minimized by location on an already disturbed industrial site. State-of-the-art emissions control equipment will be installed to minimize air emissions and very little water will be required. There will be no liquid or solid waste streams. Lime production is slated to begin in early 2021.
This new industry in California will provide much needed jobs in the local economy and add a significant asset to the San Bernardino County tax base, company officials said. Thirty to forty will be added.
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