EPD published a second public notice days later covering the same proposed reissuance for the plant's discharge to Wolf Creek.
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EPD proposes reissuing discharge permit for Vogel State Park water plant
The permit would let the park's wastewater plant keep discharging treated effluent into Wolf Creek, a stream residents and recreational users rely on in the area.
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October 6, 2026: NPDES permit reissuance for Georgia DNR's Vogel State Park Water Pollution Control Plant discharging to Wolf Creek
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Georgia's Environmental Protection Division has issued public notice of a proposal to reissue the NPDES permit for the Vogel State Park Water Pollution Control Plant, operated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources in Union County.
Under the proposed permit, up to 0.065 MGD of treated effluent from the plant would continue to be discharged into Wolf Creek.
EPD published a second public notice days later covering the same proposed reissuance for the plant's discharge to Wolf Creek.
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Appeared on agendaproposedNPDES permit reissuance for Georgia DNR's Vogel State Park Water Pollution Control Plant discharging to Wolf Creek
Up to 0.065 MGD treated effluent is discharged into Wolf Creek.
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NPDES permit reissuance for Georgia DNR's Vogel State Park Water Pollution Control Plant discharging to Wolf Creek
Up to 0.065 MGD treated effluent is discharged into Wolf Creek.
Appeared on agendaproposedReissue NPDES permit for Vogel State Park Water Pollution Control Plant (Union County), Georgia Department of Natural Resources, discharging to Wolf Creek
Up to 0.065 MGD treated effluent is discharged into Wolf Creek.
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Reissue NPDES permit for Vogel State Park Water Pollution Control Plant (Union County), Georgia Department of Natural Resources, discharging to Wolf Creek
Up to 0.065 MGD treated effluent is discharged into Wolf Creek.
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