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San Jose's street-sweeping program is hitting 91% route completion, but challenges like parked cars and debris are leaving some neighborhoods behind—what's the plan to fix this?

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City reports 91% route completion and proposes $1M signage pilot; council questions equity and yard-waste obstacles
DOT reported improved route completion (~91% in FY23-24 and FY24-25) for street sweeping, cited barriers (parked cars, large debris, tree overhang), and proposed adding about 100 miles of signed curb at an estimated $1M one-time and $1M annual cost; council members pressed for clearer customer metrics and options to reduce yard-waste and bike-lane debris.
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December 3, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Kokomo's Common Council has just approved a staggering $50 million in sewage bonds amidst heated public debate, raising eyebrows about utility rate hikes and compliance with federal mandates.

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Kokomo council approves up to $50 million in sewer bonds and a utility rate increase after heated public hearing
The Kokomo Common Council on second reading authorized up to $50 million in sewage works revenue bonds and adopted a sewer-rate ordinance after a public hearing in which residents raised concerns about contingencies, bond financing and the plant’s switch from chlorine to UV disinfection. City engineers cited a court-ordered long-term control plan and a potential $27,500-per-day fine if work is not underway by Jan. 1, 2026.
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November 29, 2025 at 8:23 AM
The City of Muskogee just approved a staggering $96.99 million contract for a new wastewater treatment plant, raising eyebrows and questions about cost and transparency.

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Muskogee council awards $96.99 million wastewater plant contract amid questions over cost and single bid
The City of Muskogee voted Nov. 24 to award Crossland Heavy Contractors a $96,992,000 contract to build a new wastewater treatment plant required by an ODEQ consent order. Council and engineers said cost escalation and limited contractor capacity explain the single, higher-than-expected bid; residents pressed for more detail and transparency.
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November 27, 2025 at 3:51 PM
The Will County Board just greenlit a controversial clean construction fill site, sparking debates over traffic, safety, and environmental impacts in Joliet Township.

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Will County Board approves clean-construction fill site at Rowell Avenue after mitigation commitments
After testimony from the applicant and residents, the Will County Board approved a map amendment and special-use permit for a clean construction/demolition debris (CCDD) fill operation at 420 Rowell Avenue in Joliet Township, with conditions addressing truck routing, permits, and site compliance following prior violations.
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November 26, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Livingston is on the brink of a significant decision as city officials weigh the establishment of a stormwater utility, driven by rising population and regulatory pressures.

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Livingston City Commission hears update on stormwater utility evaluation
City staff updated the commission on a multi-year evaluation of a possible stormwater utility, describing regulatory triggers (MS4), recent funding setbacks and a consultant'led analysis of impervious surfaces and billing options; a consultant report is expected late October'early November.
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November 26, 2025 at 9:06 AM
The latest report reveals that Chevron's Richmond refinery had zero major chemical accidents this year, but questions remain about facility self-reporting and community safety measures.

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Contra Costa Health presents Richmond Industrial Safety Ordinance annual report; no major refinery releases in reporting year
Contra Costa Health presented the annual Richmond Industrial Safety Ordinance report for FY2023–24: no major chemical accidents or releases were reported from Chevron that year; process‑safety indicators are facility‑reported and the county completed a nine‑audit history with 22 ensure items for Chevron in the latest on‑site audit.
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November 26, 2025 at 6:25 AM
Lake County is reshaping its stormwater funds to tackle urgent groundwater management needs, ensuring compliance with state regulations and securing the future of the Big Valley Basin.

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Board lets stormwater match funds support groundwater work for Big Valley SGMA needs
Facing recurring GSP costs, the Board approved expanding earlier stormwater matching funds to help cover near‑term SGMA implementation and a periodic evaluation for the Big Valley groundwater basin, acknowledging longer‑term funding will still be needed.
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November 26, 2025 at 5:44 AM
A Fort Lauderdale property faces a $10,000 fine after raw sewage was found discharging into a storm drain, raising serious public health concerns.

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Magistrate fines Pier 66 operator $10,000 after raw‑sewage discharge verified
After city and Broward County investigators confirmed raw sewage entering a storm drain behind Pier 66 at 2406 SE 17th St., Fort Lauderdale’s special magistrate fined the property $10,000 and entered the finding into the record.
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November 26, 2025 at 4:52 AM
Oregon's DEQ is revolutionizing air-quality permitting with new tools and a dedicated team, but the Title 5 backlog still looms large.

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DEQ outlines permitting tools and a new permits team to chip away at Oregon’s Title 5 backlog
DEQ told legislators it is deploying new templates, an online permitting portal and a dedicated permits team to improve timeliness and predictability, but officials said Title 5 renewal backlogs remain and staffing and complex renewals will take time to address.
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November 26, 2025 at 3:40 AM
What Factors Determine the Need for Environmental Compliance?
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Industries must follow environmental compliance based on their pollution level resource use and waste generation to ensure safe and lawful operations. #EnvironmentalCompliance #Enterclimate #pollution
November 24, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Zionsville's stormwater program faces a staggering $943,000 annual cost to maintain compliance, but current revenues barely scratch the surface—what's the town's plan to bridge this funding gap?

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Zionsville staff outline stormwater compliance work and possible utility to cover $943,000 annual baseline
Town staff told the council the stormwater program requires ongoing MS4 permit compliance and baseline maintenance estimated at about $943,000 per year; staff described three fee models and a process to create a stormwater utility board to recommend any fee.
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November 18, 2025 at 2:33 AM
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November 17, 2025 at 10:02 AM
The city is launching a deep investigation into Zenith Energy’s compliance, while public advocates demand transparency and accountability amidst a pivotal court ruling.

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City attorney updates committee on Zenith Energy probe as Court of Appeals remands related land-use appeal
City Attorney Robert Taylor told the Climate Resilience and Land Use Committee that outside counsel Cable Houston is reviewing Zenith's franchise compliance and that the Court of Appeals has reversed a LUBA decision in a related appeal; public commenters pressed for full transparency and unsupervised access to records.
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November 15, 2025 at 5:04 PM
The Solid Waste Authority has made a bold move by appointing an experienced internal candidate as the new executive director, ensuring continuity for critical upcoming projects!

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Solid Waste Authority board appoints internal candidate as executive director
The Solid Waste Authority board voted 6‑0 to hire an internal candidate (recorded in the minutes with multiple spellings) to succeed the outgoing executive director. Commissioners praised the candidate's decades of solid‑waste experience and emphasized continuity for major upcoming projects.
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November 15, 2025 at 9:58 AM
Wellington has just received a hefty $780,416.58 from the PFAS settlement, boosting their total funds to over $5.2 million for crucial water treatment upgrades!

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Wellington amends budget to spend new PFAS settlement payment on membrane upgrades
The village reported a $780,416.58 PFAS settlement payment, bringing total collections to $5.23 million; council will amend the budget to allocate funds to membrane master‑plan projects and ongoing water treatment improvements.
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November 11, 2025 at 8:20 PM
Grain Processing Industry Set Up
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From selecting the right location and machinery to obtaining the necessary pollution control and factory licenses.
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November 6, 2025 at 12:06 PM
Tacoma's new tiered recycling tax program is already showing promising results, with nearly 400,000 tons of recycling reported and an estimated annual revenue of $1.1 million!

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Tacoma updates special-permit program, reports early gains and revenue estimates for tiered recycling tax
Solid Waste staff reported implementation progress for a tiered recycling tax deduction and special-permit program. Staff said they issued 46 permits in the current round (58 in the initial round), reported roughly 400,000 tons of recycling so far (about a 62% recycling rate among reporting firms), and estimated annual revenue of about $1.1 million
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November 6, 2025 at 6:25 AM
A proposed $150,000 shortfall for the North Wash Boat Ramp and the ambitious 700+ mile High Desert Trail project are just a few highlights from Utah's latest outdoor recreation initiatives.

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Division updates: North Wash boat-ramp shortfall, High Desert Trail NEPA work and regional trail projects
Staff reported progress on several division-managed projects, including an expected $150,000 shortfall for the North Wash Boat Ramp, NEPA and signage work for the 700+ mile High Desert Trail (contractor: SWCA) funded in part by a 2022 $1 million appropriation, and paused contractor selections for several BLM projects because of the federal shutdown
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October 31, 2025 at 1:48 PM
Humboldt County officials are on the verge of revoking a cannabis cultivation permit after serious compliance failures, but the operator has just days to prove he can turn things around.

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Humboldt supervisors give Willow Creek cultivator a time-limited chance to resolve compliance issues after county suspends permit
Planning staff told supervisors the Ghost Ship Investments cannabis conditional use permit was exercised contrary to terms: required compliance documents were missing, required water storage shortfall existed and county invoices were unpaid. Staff recommended revocation; the operator said he would try to pay and correct conditions. The board voted
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October 31, 2025 at 10:39 AM