A Formal System Serves Well for a High-Quality Beneficial Use Program

A Maine sanitary district demonstrates that no agency is too small to benefit from creating and following a formal biosolids management plan.
A Formal System Serves Well for a High-Quality Beneficial Use Program
Chlorination levels are logged daily at the Mechanic Falls Sanitary District plant.

Being small is no reason to cut corners. That’s a reason the Mechanic Falls (Maine) Sanitary District has a formal biosolids management plan, even though it serves just 3,100 people and moves just 23 dry tons of material per year.

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