Representatives of utility companies and municipalities told environmental regulators they are concerned that a proposed pollution notification rule could place excessive reporting burdens on industry and local governments.
The Department of Environmental Protection held its seventh and final workshop Wednesday to hear public comment on the proposed rule, which was ordered by Gov. Rick Scott last month after a pair of pollution incidents raised questions about the state’s public notification process.
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