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What may affect service, rates, or reliability?Utilities issues in Franklin County
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The state's proposed permit would govern how much treated wastewater the City of Griffin's Shoal Creek plant can discharge in Spalding County.
Georgia's environmental regulator has issued a notice proposing changes to the wastewater discharge permit for BASF's Decatur County facility…
Georgia's environmental regulator signed off on planning for a project to inventory and replace lead and copper water service lines in Rockdale County.
State regulators have given Georgia Power two more years to finish closing three coal ash ponds at Plant Mitchell, extending the timeline for the site's environmental cleanup.
The state's approval of updated pretreatment rules sets the standards industries must meet before discharging wastewater that flows to Forsyth County's Fowler Water Reclamation Facility.
Georgia EPD is considering renewing the permit that lets the Melrose Property Owners Association keep land-applying treated wastewater from its subdivision plant.
The state is weighing whether to let a Cherokee County plant keep land-applying up to 0.016 million gallons a day of treated wastewater.
The facility discharges up to 24 million gallons a day of treated wastewater into the Chattahoochee River, and state regulators are reviewing renewal of its discharge permit.
The permit would let the City of Leary's treatment plant keep discharging treated wastewater into Keel Creek, a waterway residents and the environment downstream depend on.
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.
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division is considering renewing the permit that lets Clarkesville's Water Pollution Control Plant discharge treated wastewater into the Soque River.
The permit allows the City of Hamilton's water pollution control plant to keep discharging treated wastewater into Palmetto Creek in Harris County.
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