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Oak Grove Land Clearing Pit Permit Renewal Under Consideration
July 8, 2014
A public hearing will be held July 10 to consider the renewal of a land clearing disposal pit permit in Oak Grove.
The first permit for the county-owned facility, located at 745 North Highway 99, was issued in 1996 and must be periodically renewed. The 20 acre disposal area is on a 26 acre piece of property and operates as the Oak Grove Land Clearing Debris Disposal Pit next to the Oak Grove Convenience Center.
The disposal pit is owned and operated by Escambia County for the purposes of county road and drainage maintenance activities.
The public hearing will be held at 5:31 p.m on July 10 in the Escambia County Commission Chambers in downtown Pensacola.
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