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Camp Seneca Lake in Torrey seeks SPDES permit - Vimarsana News

Camp Seneca Lake in Torrey seeks SPDES permit

TORREY — The owner of Camp Seneca Lake at 200 Camp Road is in line for a new State Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit.

Western Wayne county seeks OK for new wastewater treatment plant - Vimarsana News

Western Wayne county seeks OK for new wastewater treatment plant

PALMYRA — The state Department of Environmental Conservation has made a tentative determination, subject to public comment or other information, to issue the permits needed for the Wayne County Water

Bristol Mountain seeks water permit renewal from DEC - Vimarsana News

Bristol Mountain seeks water permit renewal from DEC

Bristol Mountain seeks water permit renewal from DEC Bristol

Batavia power plant gets green light for water withdrawal access despite municipal appeals - Vimarsana News

Batavia power plant gets green light for water withdrawal access despite municipal appeals

Despite the letters of appeal with several reasons why city, town, and county officials did not want a company tapping into Batavia’s Well D, the Department of Environmental Conservation has ruled otherwise. After a more than four-month review process of paperwork and supporting documentation from the applicant, Seneca Power Partners, and from city, town and county management

Batavia company seeks permit for water, faces opposition - Vimarsana News

Batavia company seeks permit for water, faces opposition

City and Town of Batavia and Genesee County officials have joined forces to oppose a request for water that could potentially affect the flow for area residents. The three municipalities called upon environmental analyst Guillermo Saar of the state Department of Conservation to consider the burden a request -- to draw 715,600 gallons a day — would put on Batavia and Genesee