Henderson County Wins Narrow Permit for Slashed Wastewater Plant
The North Carolina Division of Water Resources issued Henderson County a permit for discharging up to 200000 gallons daily of treated effluent into Clear Creek near Laurel Branch, east of Fruitland Road, 300000 gallons less than requested. The permit requires upgrading the plant to meet stricter pollution limits, with the updated project cost pegged at 11.8 million after adding a filtration system.
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Henderson County
Clear Creek
Division of Water Resources
Department of Environmental Quality
Richard E. Rogers Jr
Laurel Branch
Fruitland Road
Water Resources Division
Two straight winters without snow in Henderson County
Meteorologist Pat Moore notes a two year plus period with no measurable snow in Henderson County, citing March 12, 2022 as the last trace and January 16, 2022 as the last major snowfall in nearby Hendersonville. He warns lower elevations may stay snow free until October, with rare May snow possible on Mt. Pisgah.
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Pat Moore
National Weather Service
Greer
S.C
Mt. Pisgah
Lightning File
Henderson County
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