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Milton filters through ethanol regulations

September 22, 2009 By WRN Contributor

Emissions from a Rock County ethanol plant has locals sounding off. Some Milton residents say their health is suffering from emissions from the nearby United Ethanol Plant.

AUDIO: Montage of locals (MP3 :21)

But United Ethanol President Dave Cramer says his company is vigilant.

AUDIO: Dave Cramer (MP3 :18)

Mayor Tom Chesmore says even though only a few neighbors complain of health problems from emissions those residents deserve to be able to breathe clean air.

The Milton Plan Commission held a fact finding hearing Monday regarding the plant’s conditional use permit. However it appears the plant does not have such a permit. The city is determining the best route to use to regulate potential emissions and odors from the facility.

Contributed by Beth Wheelock-WCLO

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