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Northeast Ohio Sewer District Seeks Approval for Doan Brook Remediation Plan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District is seeking approval from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for its Doan Brook remediation plan. The plan involves investing nearly $32 million to tear down part of the Doan Brook dam to remediate contaminated sediment, restore wetlands, and improve water quality in the brook. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency held a public hearing regarding the project, where residents debated the proposal.

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The project is part of a larger effort overseen by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to clean up a contaminated site in Ohio, following a plan finalized in 2021. The remediation aims to restore the stream system, which proponents note allows for sediment deposition and flood mitigation.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency oversees the cleanup of a contaminated site in Ohio, following a plan finalized in 2021.

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