Environmental health director outlines radon testing, soil‑testing program and geo‑permitting issues
County environmental health staff told supervisors they will continue radon outreach, are expanding soil-analysis work but face a potential code change requiring three borings per septic site, and have ongoing problems integrating geo-permitting with the zoning office.
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Jackson County environmental health staff on Feb. 11 reviewed 2024 work and detailed priorities for 2025, including radon awareness outreach, a revived soil-analysis program for septic permitting and continuing rollout problems with a new geo-permitting system.
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