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Location plan, specifying topographic features to indicate cility’s relationship to streams. Also the site’s relationship to the Town of Washington.
• General layout of the proposed facility.
• Detailed plans, including the depth of the water table and soil types at the proposed site.
• Complete technical specifications for the proposed facility.
• A list of the types of wastes to be received.
• A sworn statement that all necessary operating permits have been obtained.
The ordinance also provides for notification of all adjoining property owners and a public hearing before approval could be granted by the town.
The letter, written by Assistant Attorney General Gregory J. Haley, is not an official opinion of the Attorney General. He does state, however, that Attorney General Mary Sue Terry asked that he reply to Ms. Bruce’s request, and that the letter represents his “informal views on the subject.”
Mr. Haley states that although the statute cited by the town as enabling it to enact such an ordinance does not “expressly authorize a local governing body to enact a water pro
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