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In 1984, 378,766 people visited Mount Trashmore Park.
According to information supplied by the Virginia Beach Parks Department, Mount Trashmore was the answer to environmental, ecological and sociological concerns.
A radical concept
Two decades ago, as the city’s population and property values increased dramatically, land available for solid waste disposal and public recreation dwindled. In 1966, a concept was proposed that addressed both aspects: convert an existing 50acre dump site to a recreation area following a plan developed by Roland Dorer, then director of the state’s Bureau of Solid Waste and Vector Control.
The existing landfill was a semiopen trench and cover operation.
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