Hearing on Sludge Permits Set for Frederick County Farms
State Waste Management Administration will hold a 7 p.m. public hearing at Monocacy Middle School on March 1 about sludge application permits for several Frederick County farms including Lenhart Hawbottom Coblentz Burkittsville Kepler Hottle and Lucey. Permits cover three years with single field reuse rules. Bio-Gro leads Maryland sludge firms. County officials note state permitting limits local authority, with zoning potential but no ban on sludge.
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