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Hocking County approves and transmits sewer compliance plans for Haydenville and Rockbridge to EPA
Summary
Commissioners authorized signing and transmission of compliance plans for Haydenville and Rockbridge to the EPA, saying the plans were due this week and had been developed by sewer-department staff with involvement from Tim Mealy.
Hocking County commissioners voted Aug. 21 to approve and transmit sewer compliance plans for Haydenville and Rockbridge to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Speaker 2 told the board that he and the sewer department, together with Tim Mealy, had prepared compliance plans for both communities and that copies had been provided to Commissioner Linton earlier in the week. He said the plans were due this week and asked the board to approve, sign and transmit them to the EPA. Speaker 1 seconded the motion and the board approved it by voice vote.
The transcript records the plans as county-prepared compliance documents for municipal sewer systems; Speaker 2 framed the vote as a necessary transmittal to meet the EPA deadline. The meeting record does not include the full text of the plans, specific remedial steps or EPA responses; commissioners recorded no additional conditions in the public vote.
Next steps noted in the meeting are the signing and transmission of the documents to the EPA by county staff. The transcript does not state whether the EPA has acknowledged receipt or what schedule the EPA may impose for subsequent actions.
