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Commissioners taking steps to ban out-of-county sewage sludge from being taken to Bartholomew County

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The Bartholomew County commissioners are taking steps to ban out-of-county sewage sludge from being imported into the county. The announcement was made Monday as the Indiana Department of Environmental Management considers a request from Evan Daily of Biocycle LLC. Biosolids are organic materials produced during the treatment of human sewage at wastewater treatment plants.

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Commissioners taking steps to ban out-of-county sewage sludge from being taken to Bartholomew County

COLUMBUS, Ind. — The Bartholomew County commissioners are taking steps to ban out-of-county sewage sludge from being imported into the county. They voted unanimously to instruct county attorney Grant Tucker to start the process of drafting an ordinance that would prevent out-of-county biosolids from being spread on agricultural fields within Bartholomew County. The commissioners, who said they will provide input into the new ordinance, added the…

1 month ago·Columbus, United States

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