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Megan Kitt
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Reporter, Coronado Times
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EPA Poised for 'Urgent Strategy' on Sewage Crisis, Treatment Plant Complete, Trump Comments, and Other Updates
By Megan Kitt Verified| Coronado Times Verified Coronado’s beaches remain closed due to the ongoing Tijuana sewage crisis, but it’s been a busy week for updates both locally and federally. Mexico’s wastewater treatment plant is completeMexico’s laborious project is complete: Its San Antonio de los Buenos Wastewater Treatment Plant (SAB) is operational, although it is still in the final stabilization process to meet Mexican permit standards. Still, the plant is operating at full capacity and treating 18 million gallons per day (MGD) of sewage.
By Megan Kitt Verified| Coronado Times Verified Decades ago, Coronado decided to subsidize a portion of its waste collection fees in effort to make recycling more attractive to residents. As it prepares to increase waste collection fees, the Coronado City Council will also consider phasing the subsidy out faster than planned. Currently, the subsidy covers 15 percent of a single-family home’s waste removal bill, with the resident covering the rest. This costs about $234,000 each year.
EPA Poised for 'Urgent Strategy' on Sewage Crisis, Treatment Plant Complete, Trump Comments, and Other Updates
By Megan Kitt Verified| Coronado Times Verified Coronado’s beaches remain closed due to the ongoing Tijuana sewage crisis, but it’s been a busy week for updates both locally and federally. Mexico’s wastewater treatment plant is completeMexico’s laborious project is complete: Its San Antonio de los Buenos Wastewater Treatment Plant (SAB) is operational, although it is still in the final stabilization process to meet Mexican permit standards. Still, the plant is operating at full capacity and treating 18 million gallons per day (MGD) of sewage.
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Coronado Times
Coronado, California, United States
+1 619-669-8686