Water & Utilities in Franklin County
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What may affect service, rates, or reliability?Utilities issues in Franklin County
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The permit would let the Houston County cement plant and quarry keep discharging treated wastewater into Limestone Creek and Okeetuck Creek.
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.
The state is taking public comment on a renewed discharge permit for the Ranger Feed Mill's wastewater before deciding whether to issue it.
The state's decision raises how much wastewater the Hyundai Metaplant's pretreatment facility can discharge, while rejecting calls to deny the permit or add PFAS and extra…
The draft permit for the Oglethorpe Power Corporation facility near Dalton would fold in and revoke the plant's existing air quality permits and amendments…
The county water line sits inside state right-of-way for a state bridge replacement and widening, so its relocation could affect water service in the area.
The state is reviewing a request from Wade Banks, LLC to disturb a stream buffer to install a sanitary sewer line.
State regulators signed off on closure-period requirements for a completed section of the Augusta landfill, setting the terms it must meet now that it is no longer taking…
Georgia's environmental regulator has signed off on post-closure oversight terms for the former Chadwick Road construction and demolition landfill in Fulton County.
Georgia's environmental regulator plans to let a sand mine operator draw groundwater in Washington County, a decision that could affect local water supplies.
State regulators granted more time to finish previously approved construction work on the Apalachee River water intake facility without changing the project's environmental impact.
A major break in a 12-inch water line along Interstate 85 was brought to the Franklin County Board of Commissioners' attention.
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