The Georgia Environmental Protection Division is considering renewing the permit that lets the City of Ideal's water pollution control plant discharge treated wastewater into a Cedar Creek tributary.
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The story
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division has published notice of a proposal to reissue the NPDES permit for the City of Ideal's Water Pollution Control Plant in Macon County, which discharges treated effluent into an unnamed tributary of Cedar Creek.
A second EPD public notice days later confirmed the same proposed reissuance, again citing discharge of up to 0.084 MGD of treated effluent into the Cedar Creek tributary.
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Up to 0.084 MGD treated effluent is discharged into Unnamed Tributary of Cedar Creek.
Up to 0.084 MGD treated effluent is discharged into Unnamed Tributary of Cedar Creek.
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