Residents press for regular water testing as county forms animal waste work group
Two residents urged more frequent water monitoring amid concerns about elevated phosphorus; county conservation staff says a 25-member animal waste ordinance work group will begin meetings in April to develop recommended amendments.
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Two residents spoke at public comment during the Marathon County Environmental Resources Committee meeting on April 1, calling for verification and more research into elevated nutrients in local waterways, and county staff reported the formation of a 25-member animal waste ordinance work group to begin meetings in April.
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