Where the build-out meets federal land and the defense base.
What the compute is for, who it watches, and who's paying.
The lowest 7-consecutive-day average streamflow expected on average once every ten years — the design low flow for sizing effluent dilution.
The investor-owned utility whose Ohio operating company serves much of the grid footprint in this record.
A stream's ability to dilute or assimilate an added load (or a loss of flow) without breaching water-quality criteria, evaluated at design low flow.
On-site generation that serves a load directly, without that power crossing the utility meter or the public grid.
A property whose redevelopment is complicated by real or perceived contamination, often carrying cleanup obligations and dedicated funding.
The federal Superfund statute governing the cleanup of contaminated sites and the strict, retroactive liability of the parties responsible for them.
The NPDES general permit that authorizes stormwater discharges from construction sites disturbing an acre or more — including smaller sites within a common plan of development or sale that reaches an acre — under a standard set of conditions.
A recirculating cooling design whose water loss is chiefly evaporation and blowdown, so it withdraws little but consumes most of what it takes.
A project-delivery method in which the construction manager joins during design and commits to a guaranteed maximum price for the build.
A data center that leases space, power, and cooling to multiple tenants who install their own hardware — distinct from a single operator's owned campus.
Shared registered agents, organizers, or addresses across entities — evidence of common administrative control, not of beneficial ownership.
A use allowed in a zoning district only by case-by-case approval, granted with conditions rather than by right.
A court-approved settlement in which a party agrees to specified actions under continuing judicial oversight, carrying the force of a court order.
An agency's failure to produce public records within a reasonable time, treated in law as a denial even though no formal refusal was issued.
Cooling water that is withdrawn and lost (mostly to evaporation) rather than returned to the source, reducing downstream flow.
An Ohio property-tax-abatement district (R.C. 3735) that lets a municipality exempt the value of new construction to incentivize development.
The NRCS coefficient (0–100) relating land cover and soil to the depth of runoff a storm produces — the core parameter of the curve-number runoff method.
The clean receiving-water flow available to dilute a discharged load, sized at design low flow — the physical basis of a water-quality-based effluent limit.
The oxygen dissolved in water and available to aquatic life; a core water-quality criterion that a discharge must not depress below standard.
The self-reported effluent-monitoring data a permittee files with the regulator, the primary public record of whether a discharge meets its permit.
EPA's public database of facility permits, inspections, violations, and enforcement actions across its major programs.
Treated wastewater discharged to a receiving water; its pollutant concentrations and loads are capped by limits written into the NPDES permit.
The federal statistical agency for U.S. energy production, consumption, and prices, and a primary source of utility-level demand data.
An Ohio program that grants property-tax exemptions on new investment in a designated area in exchange for job-creation and investment commitments.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency — the federal environmental regulator that sets national standards and delegates much of their enforcement to states.
The construction practices that keep disturbed soil and sediment out of stormwater and receiving waters while a site is being built.
The federal regulator of interstate electricity transmission, wholesale power markets, and the RTOs that operate them.
A CERCLA cleanup agreement between EPA and a federal facility that sets the enforceable schedule and terms for remediating a listed site.
RDA §5.5 — public grant awards (State 629 / ODOD Jobs & Commerce) can backfill and refund the developer's "private" road-work contribution, dollar for dollar.
A bill originating in the Ohio House of Representatives, cited by number where it changes the siting, tax, or environmental law a project turns on.
Capturing a data center's rejected thermal energy and redirecting it to on-site or district heating instead of dumping it — a cooling-design axis distinct from how much water the cooling draw consumes.
The NRCS A–D classification of a soil by how readily it infiltrates water — a primary input to runoff curve-number modeling.
The USGS nested numeric code that keys a hydrologic area at a chosen scale, from large subbasins (HUC-8) down to local subwatersheds (HUC-12).
A very large, cloud-scale data center campus; the local zoning code defines the term and gates it as a conditional use.
A cloud operator that builds and runs data centers at massive scale — the class of companies (AWS, Microsoft, Google, Meta) behind most large campus projects.
The U.S. Department of Defense cloud security classification for classified (SECRET-level) workloads — the tier that dictates a data center's physical and personnel controls.
The backlog of proposed generators and large loads awaiting the grid-connection studies and approvals an RTO requires before they can energize.
An Ohio township–municipality compact (R.C. 715.70) that shares income-tax revenue from a development area without annexation.
A temporary local ban on approving a class of development while a government reconsiders the rules that govern it.
A confidentiality agreement that binds a party to secrecy, often shielding the terms and identity behind a data-center deal during site selection.
The Clean Water Act permit program that sets and enforces pollutant limits on point-source discharges to surface water.
The USGS system that serves real-time and historical streamflow and water-quality data from the national gauge network.
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency — the state permitting and enforcement authority for water, air, and waste under delegated federal programs.
A cooling design that withdraws water, passes it once to absorb heat, and returns nearly all of it to the source — warmer but not consumed.
A design-phase cost estimate for a public project — the engineer's structured projection of what construction will cost, and the artifact this platform reconstructs from source PDFs.
The Ohio board that reviews and certifies the siting of major electric generation and transmission facilities.
The codified statutes of Ohio, cited throughout the record — from public-records law to the economic-development and siting authorities.
A large class of persistent synthetic fluorinated compounds, increasingly regulated in drinking water, effluent, and biosolids.
A negotiated payment that substitutes for the property taxes abated on a development, often directed to specific recipients like a school district.
The regional transmission organization that operates the high-voltage grid and wholesale electricity market across Ohio and the mid-Atlantic.
The Clean Water Act term for a municipally owned wastewater treatment works — the public peer of a private industrial discharger.
Ohio EPA's pre-construction permit for a new or modified source of air or water pollution, issued before ground is broken.
In Ohio, a writ of mandamus is the remedy that compels a public office to produce records improperly withheld under the Public Records Act.
Ohio's utility regulator, overseeing the rates and service of electric, gas, water, and telecom utilities in the state.
A data center's total facility energy divided by its IT-load energy — the standard measure of how much overhead (mostly cooling) its computing carries.
A legislative change to a parcel's zoning district, frequently the approval that unlocks — or blocks — a large project.
A solicitation asking firms to submit a scoped, priced proposal, evaluated on a combination of approach and cost.
A solicitation asking firms to submit their qualifications, used to shortlist or select on competence rather than price.
The agreement under which the developer funds the public road work around the campus — a ~$14.5M "Company Contribution" set against the $14.2M cost estimate, with clauses on grant-refunds, records-notice, and procurement.
EPA's model that converts Toxics Release Inventory reports into a comparative, toxicity- and exposure-weighted chronic-risk score.
The independent operator that runs the transmission grid and wholesale energy market for a multi-state region — PJM in this record.
EPA's flag for a permittee whose violations are serious or chronic enough to warrant a formal enforcement response.
The state office that holds business-entity filings — the public trail from an LLC back toward the people and companies behind it.
An EPA designation for an aquifer that supplies most of the drinking water for an area with no readily available alternative source.
A watershed-scale model that simulates runoff, sediment, and nutrient loading across a basin to support TMDL and land-use analysis.
A local district that administers soil, drainage, and stormwater conservation programs, often reviewing the erosion controls on new development.
A negotiated reduction or exemption of property taxes granted to attract or retain development — the umbrella over Ohio's CRA, enterprise-zone, and TIF tools.
A financing tool that earmarks the property-tax increment from new development to pay for public infrastructure serving it.
The maximum pollutant load an impaired water body can receive and still meet water-quality standards, apportioned among the sources that contribute it.
A nutrient water-quality parameter summing the nitrogen species in a sample, tracked alongside phosphorus in loading and TMDL analysis.
A nutrient water-quality parameter measuring all forms of phosphorus in a sample; excess loading drives the Lake Erie / Maumee algal-bloom problem.
EPA's annual, facility-level inventory of reported toxic-chemical releases to air, water, and land — the data behind the RSEI risk model.
The federal science agency that operates the national streamgage network and publishes the water, terrain, and geology data the analysis rests on.
A parcel-specific waiver of a zoning standard granted by a board of zoning appeals when strict application would impose an undue hardship.
The share of a TMDL assigned to point-source dischargers, translated into the effluent limits of their NPDES permits.
A data center's water use per unit of IT energy — the cooling-water efficiency ratio; whether it counts withdrawal or consumption depends on how it is reported, so the basis has to be recorded before the number is used.
The plant that treats sewage and industrial wastewater before discharging treated effluent to a receiving water under an NPDES permit.
corporate · corporate_domestic; roles: grantee
corporate · corporate_out_of_state; roles: applicant, epa_applicant, firm, grantee
corporate · corporate_out_of_state; roles: grantee, registrant
corporate · corporate_domestic; roles: registered_agent
Magenta Capital (Ohio) LLC (Magenta Capital LLC)
corporate · corporate_out_of_state; roles: registrant
corporate · corporate_domestic; roles: grantor
corporate · corporate_domestic; roles: epa_applicant, firm
American – Bath Wastewater Treatment Plant
facility · facility; roles: receiving_water
American – Bath Wastewater Treatment Plant (POTW)
City of Lima (Long Term Control Plan) / City of Lima WWTP
facility · facility; roles: applicant, epa_applicant
facility · facility; roles: epa_applicant
government · government_local; roles: applicant
Allen County Sanitary Engineering Department
government · government_local; roles: epa_applicant
THE PORT AUTHORITY OF ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO
government · government_local; roles: grantor
individual · individual; roles: permit_contact
individual · individual; roles: facility
Ed Swindall, Supervisor, Permit Processing Unit, Division of Surface Water
individual · individual; roles: organizer, permit_contact
water · receiving_water; roles: receiving_water
Ottawa River (General High Quality Water); also referenced: Auglaize River
AEDG President/CEO AND PAAC Executive Director — the single locus of control over the economic-development trade-secret shield and the records custody for Project BOSC.
Vorys counsel for Bistrozzi LLC — company counsel on the Roadwork Development Agreement, the land-option assignments, and a recurring contact of record across the EPA permit file.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Allen County; County counsel of record on the Roadwork Development Agreement and the originator of the County–Bistrozzi Mutual NDA.
Organizer and contact of record on the Project BOSC entities and approvals.
KYLE BRENNEMAN trustee_of KYLE BRENNEMAN LIVING
SARAH BRENNEMAN trustee_of KYLE BRENNEMAN LIVING
KYLE BRENNEMAN LIVING conveyed_to BISTROZZI
KEATON BRENNEMAN trustee_of KEATON BRENNEMAN LIVING
KRISTEN BRENNEMAN trustee_of KEATON BRENNEMAN LIVING
KEATON BRENNEMAN LIVING conveyed_to BISTROZZI
PORT AUTHORITY OF ALLEN COUNTY conveyed_to AMAZON COM SERVICES
TIMOTHY PIEPER conveyed_to BISTROZZI ADDITION
RAEANN PIEPER conveyed_to BISTROZZI ADDITION
npdes:2DP00130 discharges_to AMERICAN BATH WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT POTW
npdes:2PE00000 discharges_to OTTAWA RIVER
CITY OF LIMA WWTP operates npdes:2PE00000
2PE00000*ND · oepa/lima/edoc-2710555.npdes.yaml
CITY OF LIMA operates CITY OF LIMA LONG TERM CONTROL PLAN CITY OF LIMA WWTP
CITY OF LIMA LONG TERM CONTROL PLAN CITY OF LIMA WWTP discharges_to OTTAWA RIVER GENERAL HIGH QUALITY WATER ALSO REFERENCED AUGLAIZE RIVER
BOSC discharges_to AMERICAN BATH WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
ALLEN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS operates npdes:2PH00006
2PH00006*LD · oepa/oepa-2PH00006-american-ii-draft-pn-2025-04.npdes.yaml
ALLEN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS operates npdes:2PH00007
2PH00007*MD · oepa/oepa-2PH00007-american-bath-draft-pn-2024-03.npdes.yaml
ALLEN COUNTY SANITARY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT operates npdes:2PK00002
2PK00002*MD · oepa/oepa-2PK00002-shawnee-ii-draft-pn-2026-03.npdes.yaml
npdes:2PK00002 discharges_to OTTAWA RIVER
ALLEN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS operates npdes:2PK00002
2PK00002*LD · oepa/oepa-2PK00002-shawnee-ii-fact-sheet-2023.npdes.yaml
BISTROZZI ADDITION organized_by SCOTT ZIANCE
MAGENTA CAPITAL OHIO LLC MAGENTA CAPITAL registered_agent CORPORATION SERVICE
MAGENTA CAPITAL OHIO LLC MAGENTA CAPITAL organized_by MICHAEL MONTFORT
TILTED GATE registered_agent CORPORATION SERVICE
TILTED GATE organized_by MICHAEL MONTFORT
CITY OF LIMA WWTP represented_by KIMBERLY FURRY
MAYOR AND COUNCIL represented_by DAVID SCHNIPKE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL represented_by ED SWINDALL
CITY OF LIMA OH represented_by MR MICHAEL CAPRELLA
MAYOR AND COUNCIL represented_by ASHLEY WARD
CITY OF LIMA DEPARTMENT OF UTILITIES represented_by MIKE CAPRELLA
BISTROZZI represented_by MICHAEL MONTFORT
MICHAEL MONTFORT affiliated_with WILSON SONSINI GOODRICH ROSATI WSGR
BISTROZZI represented_by MELISSA QUEEN DARBY
MELISSA QUEEN DARBY affiliated_with EMH&T
TURNER CONSTRUCTION represented_by JARED GRIGG PROJECT EHS MANAGER
The comment window on the Bistrozzi "Bosc" indirect-discharge permit closed, and no final permit has issued
Ohio EPA noticed a draft Indirect Discharge Permit (2DP00130*AP, Public Notice 222503, dated 2026-07-01) — BISTROZZI LLC's "Bosc" data center at 4110 N Cole St, Lima, routing domestic waste + non-contact cooling water through a private sanitary main and a temporary lift station to the American–Bath WWTP (a POTW that lacks a State-approved pretreatment program). Monitored parameters are water temperature, pH, and flow rate; the draft expires 2028-12-31. The 30-day window put the close at ~2026-07-31 (inferred from the notice date, not printed on the permit). Checked on 2026-08-22, 22 days afte…
The campus's own discharge characterisation measures a different data center, 90 miles away
Ohio EPA's portal holds 23 documents under 2DP00130, all of them the 2026-05-13 application package APP285104563. Read end to end on 2026-08-23, they are three parallel submissions of one bundle — 16 distinct documents, of which the load-bearing one is the Indirect Discharge Permit Sampling Report for outfall 001 (eDocs 4116204, 4116226). ITS GROUP A RESULTS TABLE IS BLANK ON BOTH COPIES: the nine parameters the form states results MUST be provided for — BOD, COD, TOC, TSS, ammonia, maximum and average temperature, pH, total filterable residue — carry no values, and neither does any results c…
The application says the cooling chemicals' design dosages are attached; they are not in the package
The 2DP00130 application's additional-information block states "See attached SDSs sheets for the anticipated cooling water treatment chemicals AND THEIR DESIGN DOSAGES" (eDoc 4116201 p2). Four safety data sheets are indeed attached and they identify the programme: Garratt-Callahan FORMULA 2310-LT, whose sheet prints its product use as "COOLING WATER TREATMENT" (4116203); Univar hydrochloric acid 15%, for pH control (4116206); sodium bromide, CAS 7647-15-6 (4116207); and Hydrite sodium hypochlorite 12.5%, an EPA-registered pesticide (4116225). The bromide/hypochlorite pair is the standard rout…
The campus discloses a 0.10 MGD sanitary design flow — cut by two thirds from the permit it replaces
Ohio EPA issued PTI DSWPTI-260597 on 2026-08-14 (eDoc 4230060), the Rev. 1 successor to DSWPTI-260294 (4074527, 2026-04-07), for the BOSC-1A Private Sanitary Sewer Improvement Plan at 4110 N Cole St. The approved application (eDoc 4230068, signed 2026-05-27, EMH&T) states the revision in the applicant's own words - "Revision to DSWPTI-260294. Design daily flow reduced from 0.333 to 0.10 MGD. As a result, force main and temporary lift station downsized accordingly." Form B1 section 3 carries the numbers - start-up AND design average daily flow 0.10 MGD, peak hourly 0.36 MGD, sewer hydraulic ca…
The campus's own filing puts American/Bath WWTP at 72% of design once the campus is connected
Form B1 section 4 of the Rev. 1 PTI application (eDoc 4230068, 2026-05-27) is the applicant's disclosure of the receiving plant's loading - receiving facility "American/Bath WWTP", present average daily flow 0.953 MGD based on 01/25, design average daily flow 1.500 MGD on a 1995 design year, and proposed average daily flow with the new sewer 1.083 MGD. The applicant answers that the plant HAS adequate capacity and that there is NO intent to expand it. The 1.500 MGD design corroborates the figure the corpus already carries from Ohio EPA fact sheet 2PH00007 (used in baseline.scenario.yaml); the…
A reportedly dry-and-replaced shallow well sits ~3.7 mi down-gradient of the dewatering field
A shallow domestic well near 40.83613, -84.16757 (about 3.7 mi northwest of the construction-dewatering wellfield centroid) was reported to have run dry and needed replacement. Our Cooper-Jacob screen puts zero [inference] drawdown there — the modeled radius of influence is ~2,000 ft and no defensible homogeneous cone reaches 3.7 mi in this aquifer, so the field's cone AS MODELED is not the mechanism. Two facts keep it a lead rather than a dismissal — the site sits DOWN-gradient of the field (the regional water table falls ~12 ft/mi toward compass ~315 deg, the direction a dewatering field's…
Ohio EPA is monitoring lime-kiln dust drifting off the data-center construction site
The first construction-phase environmental signal on record. Per an email from Ohio EPA Public Information Officer Anthony Chenault (reported by The Lima News 2026-05-11), inspectors visited the North Cole St site because lime kiln dust and alkaline powder used to dry and stabilize wet soil was being carried off-site by the wind. Ohio EPA "asked the company to reduce and contain the spread of dust"; the construction company's plan adds water trucks and monitors wind conditions during lime-kiln application, and agency staff said they would "visit the site frequently over the next few weeks." A…
Corridor residents contest the Google-funded roundabout construction and easement takings
At a Port Authority of Allen County open house (2026-05-14, reported by The Lima News 2026-05-15), Sugar Creek Township residents said the North Cole St roundabouts (SR-115 construction from 2026-06-01, Bluelick Rd in August, Beery Rd TBD) benefit Google more than the community. Lynne Focht, ceding a permanent right-of-way easement near the SR-115 intersection, said she "will never own that land again"; David Streeter said "none of it has to do with long-term health to the individuals, to the residents." Their unifying ask was transparency and a Google contact person — still unanswered. The f…
The project's cost-benefit analysis is withheld
Item 4 of the BOSC public-records request — the projected tax-revenue impact and public-ROI inputs and assumptions — is held by county legal counsel under R.C. 149.43 and the §9.66(D) data-center exemption. Not produced.
The per-engine output behind the 313 MW figure is trade-secret-redacted
The final air permit-to-install (eDoc 4132514, 2026-05-28) confirms the generator count and three-hall emission-unit grouping on a primary footing, but the per-engine ekW behind the disclosed 313 MW is redacted as trade secret.
The site plan sets are withheld twice over
The County withholds the BOSC-1A plan sets; the Soil & Water district shields the same documents again under R.C. 149.433 (infrastructure records) and R.C. 1333.61 (trade secret — “water and wastewater usage for a data center”), a ground that reaches even the plan-share links inside produced emails.
The county website's edit history is disclaimed, not absent
Item 16 (the CMS audit trail for the Sanitary Engineering pages) was answered “no records — we don't manage the website,” yet the WordPress /revisions endpoint returns HTTP 401 (gated, not 404). The version history exists; custody sits with the host.
Wetland determination: “no records” — but a produced inspection says otherwise
The SWCD answered “no records” for the 0.7-acre forested wetland (DSW401251760W), yet a produced site inspection records that “the existing wetland was mitigated.” A produced record contradicts the answer.
Farm-tile drainage impact: “no records” — yet a failure is photographed
The SWCD answered “no records” on tile / agricultural-drainage impact, but the 2026-06-05 inspection documents an east farm-tile diversion-swale failure (photo captioned “East farm tile bypass”).
Nobody owns the forcemain's MGD design capacity
The Hume / Shawnee forcemain's design capacity (item 9) is disclaimed by every county body — each points to Ohio EPA or the townships. Batch 2 produced the financing and the engineering contract, not the MGD figure. **Batch 3 (2026-07-24) did not close it either:** the item-11 Hume Road WPCLF application was produced in full (all 11 pages read) but is a financial/loan form end to end — no forcemain design-capacity figure, no feasibility study, no engineering attachment anywhere in it (a verified absence from the produced document). [inference] The design capacity would sit in the project's de…
The campus's allocated share into the City of Lima WWTP is unquantified
The City of Lima WWTP's own NPDES permit + design flow are now in the corpus (Ohio EPA 2PE00000 / OH0026069, 18.5 MGD average / 70 MGD peak design; pulled from the public record without a records request, and counted in the routed water balance — the Ottawa leaving Lima now computes 98% treated effluent). What the permit does NOT quantify is the campus's allocated share of that capacity — the ~2.5 MGD FM-2 industrial stream routed to the plant via Lima's 78" sewer. The headroom / allocation / IU-pretreatment record is City-held (Water Pollution Control) and needs the first City of Lima R.C. 1…
Nothing on the Ottawa corridor holds a thermal limit against the heat already in the river
Ohio's numeric temperature criterion for this reach is a 29.4 degC daily maximum (OAC 3745-1-35 Table 35-11, zone G, Jun 16-30). Two permitted dischargers report peak daily-maximum effluent temperatures at or over it from their own submissions — Lima Refinery (OH0002623) at 32.2 degC and PCS Nitrogen (OH0002615) at 30.0 degC — and neither outfall carrying those reported temperatures has a numeric thermal limit. The refinery's permit does hold an 85 degF ceiling, but on outfall 003; the reported temperature above is outfall 001's, which carries none, so the ceiling does not bind the discharge…
County ⇄ DoD / federal-contractor comms — narrowed to nothing
Item 2 sought County communications with DoD or federal contractors (GDIT, GDLS) about the American Township facility and corridor. The county narrowed the ask and returned “no records.”
County ⇄ engineer-of-record (EMH&T) comms not produced
Item 19 sought County communications with EMH&T. None produced as to the Commissioners; the SWCD produced its own EMH&T emails, but the County's are still owed (it may supplement from Sanitary Engineering).
The grant instrument behind the $650k Lost Creek project
The funding source is verified — a GLRI subaward through Ohio EPA, OSU portion $327,450, term 2023–2025 — but the signed award instrument (deliverables, match, reporting) on the Maumee-headwater ag-runoff project is still owed.
The OSU monitoring data quantifying the Maumee-headwater load
Continuous flow and water-quality from three ISCO6712 sites would quantify the actual nutrient / flow reduction on Lost Creek (HUC12 041000070305). The load-reduction table is referenced on the captured SWCD page but not transcribed.
The campus's federal authorization posture is undisclosed — searched, negative
The Joint Systems Manufacturing Center (Lima Army Tank Plant) is co-located with the campus — documented geography under hypothesis H2 — but the campus's authorization posture (FedRAMP / DoD impact level) is undisclosed, so the causal link to the boom remains an inference. A #1480 search of the primary instrument surfaces came back negative on every path: USASpending/SAM.gov return no recipient or award for Bistrozzi LLC / Bistrozzi Addition LLC; the FedRAMP Marketplace lists Google Cloud service-wide (High), naming no Lima facility; and Google's public-sector posture runs on Assured Workload…
The consumptive cooling draw is closed as modelled, and the 7Q10 is no longer the binding constraint
The Ottawa's design low flow is about 0.2 cfs (cited), and the campus's consumptive cooling loss is the keystone of hypothesis H1. What the record can carry today is a modelled draw, and it does: two independent methods bracket the consumptive demand at 3.14-3.84 MGD, and buildout adds 4.85 cfs of net consumptive draw — 24.3x that cited annual 7Q10, or 3x the cited summer 30Q10 of 1.6 cfs in the MAY-OCT window when reference ET already exceeds rainfall. A *measured* draw does not exist to be found: the facility is pre-operational, so no monitored flow has been reported. Two things keep this a…
Acquire the GLRI / Ohio EPA Lost Creek grant instruments (subaward, design, load-reduction table, monitoring)
The corpus holds a **secondary** Allen SWCD summary of a \$650,000 ag-runoff retention/treatment grant (Project `ALLENSWCD-FDFARM22`) on **Lost Creek HUC12 041000070305** (a Maumee headwater 2.7 mi east of I-75) — baseline nutrient-burden context for the hydrology axis. The funding source is verified (GLRI subaward via Ohio EPA, OSU portion \$327,450, 2023-2025), but the primary instruments are not in hand. ### Scope — documents still owed (see audit §2 table) - **Grant agreement / award instrument** — the signed GLRI / Ohio EPA subaward (deliverables, match, reporting). Source: Ohio EPA GLRI…
Pursue outstanding PRR records: item 4 cost-benefit + items 5-15 county wastewater universe
Two outstanding clusters from the county PRR production tracker (cover letter 2026-06-05). Production is rolling ("every Friday"); these are the items to watch in subsequent batches. This is an external-dependency tracking issue, not an engineering task. ### Item 4 — Project BOSC cost-benefit analysis (WITHHELD) Cost-benefit analysis / projected tax-revenue impact / public-ROI inputs & assumptions — withheld "being reviewed by our legal counsel for compliance with R.C. 149.43 and R.C. 9.66." Watch for release in later productions. ### Items 5-15 — county wastewater works (DEFERRED to the Sani…
Follow up on Allen SWCD request items 3 & 4 (wetland determinations + tile drainage)
**Context.** In the Allen SWCD PRR production (merged in #142) the District answered **item 3** (wetland / floodplain / water-resource determinations) and **item 4** (tile / field-tile / agricultural-drainage system affected by construction) with *"no responsive records"* — each qualified *"unless your request also implicates the previously identified sets of plans"* (which it withheld). **Worth a second look.** The inspection forms the SWCD *did* produce speak directly to both subjects: - **Item 3 (wetland).** Inspections from **2025-12-08** onward record *"the existing wetland was mitigated…
Track the disposition of the Level-2 wetland permit DSW401252260W (incomplete 2025-12-23)
## Context Open question surfaced by the permit-vs-disturbance sequence reconstruction (#150 / #153), observation **`level2-401-after-clearing`** in [`bosc-site-permit-sequence.yaml`](../blob/main/data/extracted/legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-site-permit-sequence.yaml). ## The question Was the broader **Level-2** isolated-wetland fill at the BOSC site authorized before the fill area was disturbed — and what is its current disposition? ## What the records show - The narrow **Category-1** isolated wetlands (0.33 ac) *were* authorized first: DSW401251760W, granted **2025-08-12** (before disturbance) —…
Acquire the architectural footprint sheets / emission-unit plot plan to re-ground compute Method 3
**Refines #33.** The issued PTI **P0138965** confirms the emission-unit **grouping** (P001–P114 in three groups of 38 + 36 cooling towers in three groups of 12 → **≈ three data halls**) but carries **no plot-plan attachment and no floor area**. So compute **Method 3** (`docs/COMPUTE.md`) stays the flagged-weak **land-area envelope**, not real floor area. **To get.** The **architectural site-plan sheets** (CI Design / WSP / EMH&T) showing the data-hall building footprints, or the permit's plot-plan attachment if one exists. The committed plan set is a single grading & storm sheet (`1A-C-3104`)…
Acquire the corridor environmental records (forcemain + Shawnee II Ph2 NPDES/SWPPP/ESC; item-9 MGD) — the #151 referral
Surfaced by the cross-production referral map (**#151**, `legal/prr-mandamus/cross-production-referral-map.yaml`). With three producing bodies now on the record, the **corridor-level environmental** records are owned by **no county body** — each disclaims and points to the next: - **ASWCD item 6** — BOSC-1A forcemain NPDES / SWPPP / ESC → "Ohio EPA / Sanitary Eng" - **ASWCD item 8** — Shawnee II Phase 2 stormwater / ESC → "Ohio EPA / Sanitary Eng" - **ASWCD item 9** — Hume/Shawnee forcemain **MGD design capacity** → "Ohio EPA / Sanitary Eng" - **ASWCD item 7** — forcemain drainage / tile / we…
Pursue the item-16 CMS / WordPress revision history (county Sanitary pages) at the web host
PRR **item 16** asked for the CMS audit trail / edit history of the county **Sanitary Engineering** pages (2025-01-01→). The Commissioners answered "**No records… do not manage the county website**" — **contested**: - The Sanitary pages' WordPress `modified` dates fall **inside** the requested window. - The `/wp-json/wp/v2/.../revisions` endpoint returns **HTTP 401 (gated, not 404)** — the version history **exists**; custody simply sits with the **host** (AhelioTech / CorpComm-built site). **To get.** The page revision history from the **host** (or via a custody-directed request), and/or docu…
gap(extraction): extract the LACRPC CAC agenda .jpg — first use of the #703 image path
**Follow-up to #703** (the raw image-source extraction path), now on `main`. #703 built the `.png/.jpg/.tif` read path but ran **no** live extraction — the path ships, nothing uses it yet. This is its first real use. ## Target `data/documents/lacrpc/meetings/20260120 CAC Agenda and Meeting Notice.jpg` — the one image-only source in the corpus (a Lima–Allen County Regional Planning Commission Citizens Advisory Committee agenda / meeting notice). Currently reference-only; the #703 path can now read it straight into the vision extractor (single image, no OCR hint). ## Scope - Run the live image…
AEP Ohio's Lyka 345kV substation/line has no OPSB case yet — filing expected early 2027, final route undetermined
AEP Ohio's own project fact sheet (captured 2026-07-11, dated 2026-04-08) schedules the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) regulatory filing for "Early 2027" and an anticipated OPSB decision for "Spring 2027" — as of this writing no OPSB case number has been assigned or filed (confirmed by direct search of opsb.ohio.gov and AEP's own regulatory-filings index). The Lyka Substation site (a customer-owned parcel between N West St and N Cole St, Sugar Creek Township) is fixed, but the ~4-mile 345kV line route is not — AEP's own map shows 45 numbered "study segments" still under consideration, and the…
The municipal-WWTP dilution check is hydraulic only — no per-parameter assimilative capacity on record
The industrial toxic screen now reads each RSEI water discharger's per-chemical load against its own Ohio water-quality criterion (WS-07, issue 1607; data/reference/wqs/). The parallel check for the three municipal WWTPs (hydrology/assimilative.py) is still a purely HYDRAULIC dilution ratio (7Q10 / effluent flow) — a true per-parameter assimilative-capacity screen (ammonia, CBOD, total residual chlorine, metals against their WQBEL-driving criteria) needs each plant's reported effluent CONCENTRATIONS by parameter, which the corpus does not yet hold. The Ohio EPA NPDES DMR record (effluent moni…
The 2022 permit application tells Ohio EPA that four SSO basins are built to a 25-year storm; the consent decree sizes them to a 5-year storm
Two agency-filed documents describe the same seven SSO basin projects and disagree on exactly one column. Appendix A, Table A.1 of the 2015 federal consent decree (Case 3:14 CV 2551) puts Lima's basins in TWO protection tiers - Allentown, West Street and Koop sized to convey a 25-year, 6-hour design storm, and Lost Creek, COLE ST., Findlay Road and Fifteenth St. sized to a 5-YEAR, 6-hour storm, with performance criteria "Control SSOs in this basin up to 5-Year, 6-hour design event flow rates". The 2022 NPDES renewal application (EPA Form 3510-1, Application ID 256207483, filed 2022-06-09, Sec…
Open thread — H1 Water & Coercion @ lima
No documented nexus yet for lima under H1 Water & Coercion. Fields: {'wwtp': 'Allen County Sanitary District (FM-1: American Bath / American II; FM-2: City of Lima)'}.
aedg · aedg/aedg-data-center-release.release.yaml
aedg · aedg/paac-board-minutes.minutes.yaml
aedg · aedg/paac-records-policy.policy.yaml
aedg · aedg/roadwork-development-agreement.rda.yaml
Tetra Tech "Opinion of Probable Project Cost" — Project BOSC
Tetra Tech "Opinion of Probable Project Cost" — Project BOSC Roadwork
aedg · aedg/roundabouts.summary.opc.yaml
aedg · aedg/seller-land-packets.land.yaml
american-township · american-township/meetings/completeness-audit.yaml
american-township · american-township/meetings/download-manifest.yaml
american-township · american-township/meetings/meeting-index.yaml
american-township · american-township/meetings/meeting-summaries.yaml
commissioners · commissioners/bosc-2023-backfill.yaml
commissioners · commissioners/bosc-resolution-ledger.yaml
BOSC water-balance run — assimilative screen + the new sanitary figures
commissioners · commissioners/bosc-water-balance.analysis.md
commissioners · commissioners/closed-deliberation-and-corridor.yaml
commissioners · commissioners/meetings/cutover-reconciliation.yaml
commissioners · commissioners/meetings/download-manifest.yaml
commissioners · commissioners/meetings/meeting-index.yaml
Canonical-name / date map for malformed minutes & agenda filenames.
commissioners · commissioners/minutes/filename-map.yaml
commissioners · commissioners/sanitary-economics.yaml
Structured project record — AEP Ohio "Lyka Transmission Project," Sugar Creek Township.
grid · grid/aep-lyka-transmission-2026.project.yaml
Structured event record — PJM hot-weather FPA §202(c) emergency, June–July 2026.
grid · grid/pjm-202c-emergency-2026.event.yaml
Leeson (1885) — BOSC Corpus Intersection
history · history/allen-oh/leeson-1885-corpus-intersect.summary.md
history · history/allen-oh/leeson-1885-corpus-intersect.yaml
lacrpc · lacrpc/american-township-zoning.zoning.yaml
lacrpc · lacrpc/meetings/download-manifest.yaml
lacrpc · lacrpc/meetings/meeting-index.yaml
lacrpc · lacrpc/meetings/meeting-summaries.yaml
Corpus completeness audit — what source documents are missing
legal · legal/corpus-completeness-audit.md
Cross-production "no records -> other agency" REFERRAL MAP (#151).
legal · legal/cross-production-referral-map.yaml
H.B. 983 (136th G.A.) — the Data Center Accountability and Citizen Protection Act
legal · legal/datacenter-legislation/hb983-3744.analysis.md
legal · legal/datacenter-legislation/hb983-3744.digest.yaml
BOSC PRR — Allen County production batch 1 (2026-06-05)
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-06-05.analysis.md
Allen County Commissioners — first production batch in response to the BOSC public-records
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-06-05.response-index.yaml
BOSC PRR — Allen Soil & Water Conservation District production (2026-06-12)
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-06-12-aswcd.analysis.md
Allen SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT (ASWCD) production in response to the BOSC
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-06-12-aswcd.response-index.yaml
BOSC PRR — Allen County production batch 2 (2026-06-12)
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-06-12.analysis.md
Allen County — SECOND production batch in response to the BOSC public-records request.
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-06-12.response-index.yaml
BOSC PRR — Allen County production batch 3 (2026-07-24)
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-07-24.analysis.md
bosc prr production 2026 07 24 · custody manifest
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-07-24.custody-manifest.yaml
Allen County — THIRD production batch in response to the BOSC public-records request.
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-07-24.response-index.yaml
City of Lima PRR — production batches 1–2 (2026-08-22 / 2026-08-24)
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-08-lima.analysis.md
City of Lima — FIRST production in response to the BOSC public-records request served on the
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-08-lima.custody-manifest.yaml
City of Lima — FIRST production against the BOSC public-records request served on the City.
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-prr-production-2026-08-lima.response-index.yaml
BOSC site — permit vs earth-disturbance sequence (4110 N. Cole St.)
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-site-permit-sequence.md
Project BOSC site (4110 N. Cole St.) — permit / approval vs earth-disturbance SEQUENCE.
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/bosc-site-permit-sequence.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/cra-agreement.cra.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/mutual-nda-bistrozzi.nda.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/american-bath-cole-street-condition-survey-2009.yaml
The 2014 Cridersville wastewater-treatment agreement (item 14). An intergovernmental service
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/cridersville-treatment-agreement-2014.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/dffo-2005.order.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/dffo-2011-extension-request.order.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/dffo-2014-modified.order.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/dffo-2023-extension-letter.order.yaml
hume road wpclf application 2026 · award
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/hume-road-wpclf-application-2026.award.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/owda-loan-6718.award.yaml
The live 2026 "Shawnee Oaks reroute to Shawnee WWTP" project (item 14) — land + easements.
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/shawnee-oaks-reroute-2026.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/sso-closure-amer-bath-2010.order.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/sso-closure-cam-court-2019.order.yaml
Structured read of the two 2019 monthly SSO reports produced in batch 3 (item 9).
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-07-24/sso-reports-2019.yaml
Agreement between the City of Lima and the Allen County Board of Commissioners to process
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-08-lima/lima-allen-county-biosolids-agreement.agreement.yaml
City of Lima — sanitary-capacity "acceptance letters", 2023-08-31 .. 2026-06-04.
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-08-lima/lima-sewer-capacity-acceptance-letters.letters.yaml
Lima WWTP — Outfall 001 total-ammonia-nitrogen BENCH data, weeks of 2026-01-18 .. 2026-02-22.
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-08-lima/lima-wwtp-ammonia-benchsheets-2026.lab.yaml
Lima WWTP — the City's own Ohio EPA "Non-compliance Notification for Exceedance of a Daily
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-08-lima/lima-wwtp-noncompliance-notifications-2026.notification.yaml
City of Lima WWTP — the NPDES permit renewal APPLICATION behind permit 2PE00000*OD.
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/prr-production-2026-08-lima/lima-wwtp-npdes-renewal-application-2022.application.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/records-withholding-map.yaml
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/school-district-notice-letters.notice.yaml
school district notice resolution · notice
legal · legal/prr-mandamus/school-district-notice-resolution.notice.yaml
Sub. H.B. 314 (136th G.A.) — the public-records bill aimed at requesters like this one
legal · legal/records-legislation/hb314-149-43.analysis.md
legal · legal/records-legislation/hb314-149-43.digest.yaml
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/hearings-audio/bosc-committee-hearing-2026-06-04-am.index.yaml
Hearing — Ohio Joint Data Center Committee, hyperscaler panel (2026-06-04, morning)
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/hearings-audio/bosc-committee-hearing-2026-06-04-am.transcript.md
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/hearings-audio/bosc-committee-hearing-2026-06-04-pm.index.yaml
Hearing — Ohio Joint Data Center Committee, hyperscaler panel (2026-06-04, afternoon)
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/hearings-audio/bosc-committee-hearing-2026-06-04-pm.transcript.md
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/hearings-audio/bosc-committee-hearing-2026-06-04-pm2.index.yaml
Hearing — Ohio Joint Data Center Committee, closing witnesses (2026-06-04, late afternoon)
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/hearings-audio/bosc-committee-hearing-2026-06-04-pm2.transcript.md
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/hearings-audio/bosc-committee-testimony-2026-06-04.index.yaml
Testimony — Ohio Select Committee on Data Centers (2026-06-04)
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/hearings-audio/bosc-committee-testimony-2026-06-04.transcript.md
Data Appendix — Cloud Pricing, AI Hardware, and Facility Resource Economics
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/relator-testimony/bosc-data-appendix-2026-06-01.md
Testimony Deck — "Who Is the Customer?" (slide outline)
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/relator-testimony/bosc-testimony-deck-2026-06-01.md
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/relator-testimony/bosc-written-testimony-2026-06-01.index.yaml
Written Testimony — Ohio Select Committee on Data Centers
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/relator-testimony/bosc-written-testimony-2026-06-01.md
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/select-committee-2026.hearing-index.yaml
---- The cross-cutting findings that matter to BOSC ----
legal · legal/select-committee-2026/witness-submissions.digest.yaml
Allen County government websites — county-level reference
legal · legal/web-vendor-audit/allen-county-level-sites.md
Who manages the websites of Allen County, Ohio governments — vendor audit
legal · legal/web-vendor-audit/allen-county-web-vendor-audit.md
Allen County, OH government-entity website vendor audit — structured findings.
legal · legal/web-vendor-audit/allen-county-web-vendor-audit.yaml
Corporate-registry records for the private web vendors identified in the Allen County
legal · legal/web-vendor-audit/allen-county-web-vendor-corporate-records.yaml
Lima data-center campus — federal-authorization instrument search (H2)
lima · lima/federal-authorization-instrument-search.md
lima · lima/meetings/download-manifest.yaml
limaohio · limaohio/lima-news-construction-wave.news.yaml
Reviewed analysis artifact — NOT a document extraction and deliberately not shaped like one.
oepa · oepa/lima/2dp00130-surrogate-characterization.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1048228.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1048235.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1104344.progress-report.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1294257.progress-report.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1520341.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1610423.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1611092.progress-report.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1752399.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1753487.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1781552.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1782202.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1797305.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1797306.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1840393.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1840394.engineering.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1840396.engineering.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1840397.engineering.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1851184.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1851472.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1851473.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1851474.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1851475.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1851476.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1879637.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1914739.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1914740.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1914742.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1914753.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1914761.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1952887.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-1974720.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2363111.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2431324.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2479810.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2499760.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2710530.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2710532.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2710555.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2710557.progress-report.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2710558.progress-report.yaml
City of Lima Council, Ordinance No. 155-13 — amending Section 1040.01 of the Codified
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-2955962.resolution.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170033.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170035.progress-report.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170036.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170357.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170365.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170366.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170389.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170394.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170400.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170412.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170414.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170415.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170416.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170417.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170422.progress-report.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170424.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3170425.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3187291.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3296408.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3957823.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3957824.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-3967455.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-4116201.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-4192699.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-4192703.order.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-467350.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-472902.progress-report.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-512329.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-529544.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-591751.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-605102.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-678896.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-739814.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-747522.inspection.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima/edoc-990795.progress-report.yaml
oepa · oepa/lima-wwtp-OH0026069.dmr.yaml
oepa 2PH00006 american ii draft pn 2025 04 · npdes
oepa · oepa/oepa-2PH00006-american-ii-draft-pn-2025-04.npdes.yaml
oepa 2PH00006 american ii fact sheet · npdes
oepa · oepa/oepa-2PH00006-american-ii-fact-sheet.npdes.yaml
oepa 2PH00006 american ii permit · npdes
oepa · oepa/oepa-2PH00006-american-ii-permit.npdes.yaml
oepa 2PH00007 american bath draft pn 2024 03 · npdes
oepa · oepa/oepa-2PH00007-american-bath-draft-pn-2024-03.npdes.yaml
oepa 2PH00007 american bath fact sheet · npdes
oepa · oepa/oepa-2PH00007-american-bath-fact-sheet.npdes.yaml
oepa 2PH00007 american bath permit · npdes
oepa · oepa/oepa-2PH00007-american-bath-permit.npdes.yaml
oepa 2PK00002 shawnee ii draft pn 2026 03 · npdes
oepa · oepa/oepa-2PK00002-shawnee-ii-draft-pn-2026-03.npdes.yaml
oepa 2PK00002 shawnee ii fact sheet 2023 · npdes
oepa · oepa/oepa-2PK00002-shawnee-ii-fact-sheet-2023.npdes.yaml
oepa · oepa/oepa-2PK00002-shawnee-ii-permit.npdes.yaml
permits · permits/lma1a-npdes-cgp-coverage.epa.yaml
permits · permits/montfort-michael.person.yaml
sos bistrozzi addition llc 2026 04 08 · sos
permits · permits/sos-bistrozzi-addition-llc-2026-04-08.sos.yaml
sos magenta capital llc 2025 10 17 · sos
permits · permits/sos-magenta-capital-llc-2025-10-17.sos.yaml
permits · permits/sos-tilted-gate-llc-2025-09-29.sos.yaml
perry-township · perry-township/meetings/completeness-audit.yaml
perry-township · perry-township/meetings/download-manifest.yaml
perry-township · perry-township/meetings/meeting-index.yaml
perry-township · perry-township/meetings/meeting-summaries.yaml
plans · plans/LMA1A-95-SPS-2025-10-28.plan.yaml
Project BOSC data-center site — declared earth-disturbance footprint, storm outfall,
plans · plans/lma1a.storm-inventory.yaml
recorder · recorder/202508130008300.deed.yaml
recorder · recorder/202508130008312.deed.yaml
recorder · recorder/202508130008316.deed.yaml
recorder · recorder/202511180011830-amazon-deed.deed.yaml
recorder · recorder/202603040002064.deed.yaml
recorder · recorder/202604210003890.deed.yaml
recorder · recorder/202606250006699.notice.yaml
regulatory · regulatory/ohc000006-construction-stormwater-gp.yaml
The state SSO-elimination enforcement chain, grounded in the batch-3 production (2026-07-24,
regulatory · regulatory/wastewater-enforcement-history.yaml
shawnee-township · shawnee-township/meetings/completeness-audit.yaml
shawnee-township · shawnee-township/meetings/download-manifest.yaml
shawnee-township · shawnee-township/meetings/meeting-index.yaml
shawnee-township · shawnee-township/meetings/meeting-summaries.yaml
This is a SECONDARY summary published by Allen SWCD, not the primary grant
watershed · watershed/osu-lima-ag-runoff-treatment.capture.yaml
Shedekar et al. — quantitative edge-of-field findings relevant to the BOSC watershed analysis
watershed · watershed/shedekar-edge-of-field.findings.md
Vinayak S. Shedekar, Ph.D. — publication record
watershed · watershed/shedekar-vinayak.bibliography.md