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Johnson Takes Aim at Denitrification Bylaw
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Johnson Takes Aim at Denitrification Bylaw
The Marion Board of Health on August 7 met at the Marion Police Station and had a long discussion on whether new or updated homes should be mandated to use the more expensive denitrification septic systems. Board Chairman Albin Johnson III was adamant that residential septic systems do not contribute much, if anything, to polluting waterways. He estimated that 90% of pollution to town waterways or marine habitat is caused by stormwat…
·Mattapoisett, United States
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