Affordability of Major Wastewater Systems Improvements for Small Montana Communities 1990
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Therefore, a local government cannot put all its resources into sewer improvements, however pressing, because of legal pressure to improve water and solid waste facilities. The need for water and solid waste improvements magnifies the affordability problem of upgrading wastewater systems.
In Montana, one-third of the state's population lives in communities of less than 2,500 people.
These are the people that EPA and other agencies recognize will bear the heaviest per household burden in bringin...g their sewage treatment facilities into compliance with health standards.
Potential Consequences of No Action If communities that need sewage improvements take no action because they cannot afford the costs, they face a number of potential consequences, including: Public health hazards may increase, through spread of illness and disease; Environmental deterioration is accelerated; Deterioration of exising facilities increases with time; Regulatory fines and legal actions are imposed against non-complying communities; The ultimate cost to resolve the problem increases, because of inflation and possible fines by regulatory agencies; Permits for new growth and expansion are denied for the service area; and Community decline is accelerated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore, a local government cannot put all its resources into sewer improvements, however pressing, because of legal pressure to improve water and solid waste facilities. The need for water and solid waste improvements magnifies the affordability problem of upgrading wastewater systems.
In Montana, one-third of the state's population lives in communities of less than 2,500 people.
These are the people that EPA and other agencies recognize will bear the heaviest per household burden in bringin...g their sewage treatment facilities into compliance with health standards.
Potential Consequences of No Action If communities that need sewage improvements take no action because they cannot afford the costs, they face a number of potential consequences, including: Public health hazards may increase, through spread of illness and disease; Environmental deterioration is accelerated; Deterioration of exising facilities increases with time; Regulatory fines and legal actions are imposed against non-complying communities; The ultimate cost to resolve the problem increases, because of inflation and possible fines by regulatory agencies; Permits for new growth and expansion are denied for the service area; and Community decline is accelerated.
What to read after Affordability of Major Wastewater Systems Improvements for Small Montana Communities 1990?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Health And Environmental Sciences to read onlineMoreLess
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