Franklin County
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What may affect service, rates, or reliability?Utilities issues in Franklin County
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A permit modification application would change how often certain groundwater contaminants are checked at point-of-compliance wells, a monitoring schedule tied to protecting nearby groundwater.
A permit modification application before Georgia EPD would stop the iSOC oxygen diffusion system used for groundwater remediation and eliminate the wells that track whether it is working.
The state is taking public input before deciding whether to modify the post-closure permit for Union Carbide's closed hazardous waste landfill in Camden County…
Franklin County is weighing state legislative help to draw water from Lake Hartwell, a step toward a new water source for the county.
A property owner told commissioners he spent about $30,000 on infrastructure to connect to county water service, but no decision has been recorded.
A proposed power service agreement would supply electricity to a Walmart distribution facility outside the city's home county.
A proposed long-term partnership would supply water to the region, but county commissioners have not yet voted on the plan.
Southern Natural Gas Company is seeking state approval to build new combustion equipment at its Harris County compressor station…
A proposed deal would govern water service to the Cedar Ridge Subdivision, which sits near the Franklin-Banks county line.
Residents have complained about odor and pollution risk from a rendering plant in Franklin Springs tied to a county wastewater agreement…
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