Special Meeting (Minutes)

Centerville Township

Event Date: 2024-06-19

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Executive Summary:

Centerville Township Special Board Meeting

Key Points:
1. The board extended a moratorium for two additional months on all applications for site plan review, until August 31, 2024.
2. The board discussed an issue with Williams Pumping injecting septage waste into the Eitzen farm field without proper permits. The township has informed the owners to cease the activity and has threatened fines if it continues.
3. The owners and Williams Pumping claim they can inject the waste under “right to farm” laws, but the township disagrees and is pursuing enforcement action through their attorneys.

Conclusion:
The Centerville Township Board took action to extend a development moratorium and addressed an ongoing issue with unauthorized septage waste disposal, indicating they will enforce local ordinances and permitting requirements.

https://www.centerville-township.org/

Internal document reference #:2486

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