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Central District Health steps back; DEQ poised to assume inspections of transfer sites, legislation expected
Summary
Commissioners heard a Central District Health update that the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality will take on inspections of municipal and nonmunicipal solid-waste transfer sites after Central District Health declined to continue inspections; the shift may be formalized by pending legislation and raises questions about inspection capacity.
A county official attending Central District Health reported Oct. 22 that Central District Health has issued a notice that it will stop inspecting certain solid-waste transfer sites after the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) indicated it must assume inspection responsibility statewide.
The presenter told commissioners that DEQ sought Central District Health to inspect both municipal and nonmunicipal solid-waste transfer sites…
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