It basically describes everything that KBDJ has agreed to do on its land in order to keep the water and any pollution from seeping into the aquifer.

We're confident that TCEQ will resolve this issue. We are confident that we are going above and beyond what we need to do to protect that aquifer.

The judge has remanded the permit back to the TCEQ and asked them to provide further documentation that backs up their decision when they granted the water pollution abatement permit to KBDJ.

There is no requirement to our knowledge that we stop operating while these issues are being answered so, until we are told otherwise, we are going to continue.

In a hamlet or in a forest, in the deep water or on the dry land, wherever venerable persons dwell, that place is delightful.

The capacity of the land should drive decisions on density, which relies on local dispersion of waste water.