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DEP modification: water-tank fill and bypass piping
The modification changes the potable-water tank fill and bypass piping from 12-inch to 8-inch ductile iron.
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What the document establishes#
Permit 467493-002-DS revises the tank fill and bypass piping specified in 467493-001-WC from 12 inches to 8 inches and retains the stated 3,780,000-gallon maximum-day capacity.
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Qualifications#
The permit sheet retains placeholder issuance and expiration labels. The date is the agency issuance/certificate date, not a date inferred from those placeholders.
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Supports
The modification changes the potable-water tank fill and bypass piping from 12-inch to 8-inch ductile iron.
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DEP modification: water-tank fill and bypass piping
- Document date
- Jun 15, 2026
- Source type
- Public record
- Confidence
- Primary source
- Location
- PDF pages 1, 4
The permit sheet retains placeholder issuance and expiration labels. The date is the agency issuance/certificate date, not a date inferred from those placeholders.
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Lakefront Okeechobee Report. “DEP modification: water-tank fill and bypass piping.” https://lakefrontokeechobee.com/expanded-records/expanded-af2fb609ad80bca9/
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