Citing resolution of potential environmental concerns, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has withdrawn its interim objection to Dripping Springs’ proposed wastewater discharge permit.
The decision comes after the EPA determined the city’s proposal “successfully meets the environmental governing body’s rigorous standards,” according to a city press release.
In December 2016, the EPA filed the interim letter of objection citing six issues in Dripping Springs’ proposed permit, which is meant to expand the city’s wastewater system.
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