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Greene County sewer board adopts sanitary construction standards ordinance
Summary
The Greene County Regional Sewer District Board unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 2026-01, "An Ordinance Adopting Sanitary Construction Standards," at its July 16 meeting. The board also heard a brief operations update and adjourned the meeting after routine business.
The Greene County Regional Sewer District Board of Directors voted unanimously July 16 to adopt Ordinance No. 2026-01, titled "An Ordinance Adopting Sanitary Construction Standards." Allen Toon moved to approve the ordinance and Scott Oliphant seconded; the motion passed 4-0.
Conner Collier, a BFU representative in attendance, noted a nearby development update: "The connection fee has been paid, but it is not yet ready for inspection," referring to a new house at Westcott. The board did not record further debate on the ordinance and took no amendments at the meeting.
The ordinance was the final substantive agenda item before the board adjourned. Board members present were Louis Massette, Michael Turner, Allen Toon and Scott Oliphant; Tim Turpen was noted absent.
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