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EPA Considering Application for Sole-source Aquifer Status
EPA plans to approve an application from the city of Bryan, Ohio, to designate the Michindoh Aquifer as a “sole-source” aquifer. That designation means the aquifer is the only source of drinking water for people in a nine-county area that includes parts of three states. The following documents provide information on this consideration.
- Fact Sheet: EPA Considering Application for Sole-source Aquifer Status (PDF), November 2009 (1 pp, 86 Kb)
- Sole Source Aquifer Petition Document (PDF) (69 pp, 344 Kb)
- EPA Correspondence regarding petition (PDF), January 2009 (26 pp, 1.42 Mb)
Area Map - This map shows aquifer boundaries and the location of public water systems in the area. Larger View (JPG, 980KB)
Contact Information
If you have questions about the
proposed designation of Michindoh
Aquifer as a sole source of drinking
water, contact:
William Spaulding (spaulding.william@epa.gov)
EPA Region 5 (WG-15J)
77 W. Jackson Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60604
312-886-9262