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Bureau of Workers’ Compensation proposed new rule excludes COVID-19 claims from an employer’s experience rating. Since COVID-19 claims are not a reliable predictor of future losses, the BWC has proposed COVID-19 claims be excluded from employer experience rating.
By Steve Boyles, Ohio State University Extension Beef Specialist Maintaining forage cover and using it for pasture or hay production should meet conservation compliance demands. A diverse group of people representing the local cattle organization, feed store, auction facility, fence building business, veterinary clinic, and the soil and water conservation district cooperated on a grazing project. The primary objective was to observe nitrates levels in surface water run-off from grazed and ungrazed sites. This information could be used to evaluate if rotational grazing is compatible with surf...
Monitoring for Compliance with the Fluoride Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level The Public Notice is available here. The Business Impact Analysis (BIA) Form is available here. The comment deadline is April 26, 2021. Early Stakeholder Outreach – OAC Chapter 3745-79 – Small Business Technical Assistance Rules Requesting Stakeholder Input: Ohio EPA, Division of Air Pollution Control (DAPC), is seeking stakeholder input on the rules in OAC 3745-79. The rules in OAC Chapter 3745-79 establish the small business technical assistance program. The program created by these rules and ORC 3704...
The vanishing yellow perch of Lake Erie offer up a riddle without an apparent solution Dave Golowenski © Paul A. Smith/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Yellow perch caught on an ice fishing outing on Green Bay. Img 4427 If a slam-dunk cause could be determined, a slam-dunk fix might be possible. As things stand, fishermen will bear the brunt of restoration efforts when a 10-fish limit goes into effect May 1 in the waters between Huron and Fairport Harbor, a highly populated, 82-mile stretch of shoreline. Commercial netters, for whom yellow perch represent a sizeable portion of r...
New vehicles, deputies coming to Sheriff’s Office By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com During Thursday’s Scioto County Commissioners session, the Sheriff’s Office announced that it would be adding 11 new vehicles and two part-time township deputies. Ten vehicles are being retired. File Photo. SCIOTO- The Scioto County Commissioners granted multiple requests from the sheriff’s office during its Thursday meeting, moves that will both update and expand its services. Using funds at his discretion, Sheriff David Thoroughman was in attendance to explain the request for 11 new vehicl...