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County records multiple environmental and permitting notices including well-plugging and NPDES renewal
Summary
Greene County posted public notices from engineers and firms regarding an Equitrans Water Services minor modification, well-plugging registrations, a fill-site project, an NPDES permit renewal and a Consol Coal degas borehole expansion.
The Aug. 19 agenda included several public notices filed with the county: Gateway Engineers filed on behalf of Equitrans Water Services (PA), LLC for Permit EXCGP-4 (Springhill Township) regarding a water-line project; Michael Baker filed on behalf of Leatherwood LLC for general permit registrations for well plugging (Gray Township); Harshman CE Group LLC listed the Denny Hill Road Fill Site Project near Jefferson Road in Jefferson Township; Swanson Industries Inc. submitted a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit renewal for a facility in Mount Morris; Gateway Engineers also filed for CNX Gas Company access-route improvements in Richhill Township; Keystone Land Services Inc. filed approved 105 Permit Registrations for plugging the Hutchinson 8 and Moore 707 wells; and the Department of Environmental Protection filed notice on behalf of Consol Pennsylvania Coal Company LLC to add 2.3 surface acres for a degas borehole spanning Richhill and Washington counties. The notices were entered as information items; no motions or votes beyond recording were listed in the transcript.
These notices provide public transparency on permitting and remediation work across the county and nearby townships; project-specific details (permits' technical conditions, timelines, mitigation measures) would be available in the permitting documents referenced by each filing.
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