EditorialThe Wastewater Industry Copes with Maryland Regulatory Flip-Flop

The Wastewater Industry Copes with Maryland Regulatory Flip-Flop

A new governor draws back on statewide advanced system requirements, prompting market changes for contractors and manufacturers.

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The Wastewater Industry Copes with Maryland Regulatory Flip-Flop
Reach Eddie Harrison, MOWPA president, at Harrison Contracting, 410/795-8691; rdsefe@aol.com.

Nitrogen removal is no longer required for every septic system installed in the state of Maryland. The Best Available Technology (BAT) regulation has been unpopular in rural areas of the state that saw it as a barrier to development because of the approximate $10,000 added cost...

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