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As St. Tammany grows, Bush residents worry construction ‘dirt pit’ will harm quality of life (opens the original)
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Erica Olmstead bought her property in Bush, Louisiana, in 2022 thinking it would be her forever home. Olmstead, a disabled veteran suffering from chronic bronchitis and other respiratory issues, moved from Covington to the rural forested community of ranchers and homesteaders, thinking it would provide her clean water, clean air and peace. Instead, she’s worried that a plan for a commercial excavation, or a “dirt pit,” next to her property could threaten her refuge. Waldheim Materials LLC is pro
As St. Tammany grows, Bush residents worry construction ‘dirt pit’ will harm quality of life (opens the original)
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Erica Olmstead bought her property in Bush, Louisiana, in 2022 thinking it would be her forever home. Olmstead, a disabled veteran suffering from chronic bronchitis and other respiratory issues, moved from Covington to the rural forested community of ranchers and homesteaders, thinking it would provide her clean water, clean air and peace. Instead, she’s worried that a plan for a commercial excavation, or a “dirt pit,” next to her property could threaten her refuge. Waldheim Materials LLC is pro
As St. Tammany grows, Bush residents worry construction ‘dirt pit’ will harm quality of life (opens the original)
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Erica Olmstead bought her property in Bush, Louisiana, in 2022 thinking it would be her forever home. Olmstead, a disabled veteran suffering from chronic bronchitis and other respiratory issues, moved from Covington to the rural forested community of ranchers and homesteaders, thinking it would provide her clean water, clean air and peace. Instead, she’s worried that a plan for a commercial excavation, or a “dirt pit,” next to her property could threaten her refuge. Waldheim Materials LLC is pro
New Orleans needs a stormwater fee, but how should it be implemented? (opens the original)
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The system for dealing with stormwater in New Orleans is hundreds of years old and isn’t getting any younger. The Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO) says it’s short about $50 million per year for maintaining drainage, and that gap will only widen with a tax expiring next year. Public officials, experts and advocates all agree a stormwater fee is needed, but there are many ways to do it. Here’s why officials are considering a stormwater fee and the different proposals being considere
New Orleans needs a stormwater fee, but how should it be implemented? (opens the original)
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The system for dealing with stormwater in New Orleans is hundreds of years old and isn’t getting any younger. The Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO) says it’s short about $50 million per year for maintaining drainage, and that gap will only widen with a tax expiring next year. Public officials, experts and advocates all agree a stormwater fee is needed, but there are many ways to do it. Here’s why officials are considering a stormwater fee and the different proposals being considere
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