It may only be coincidence that after the failed petition for house numbers 5049-5765 to extend the sewer; 53 inspections have issued a warning/requiring some type of repair and reinspection; however, most interesting is that according to section 1805 of the MSD Rules and regulations, this can be completed when a property within that range has been declared a nuisance. Not surprisingly, house number 5563, which happens to be near perfect center of the original targeted group of 65 homes; was declared a nuisance in the official Green Township minutes (resolution #12-1210-K on 5/28/13).

I am not accusing the County of unethical practices, however; there is a preponderance of evidence that is far too coincidental to ignore or deem typical...

 Section 1805 Policy on Management of Requests for Local Sewer Assessment Projects

It is the policy of the Board of County Commissioners of Hamilton County, Ohio to encourage public sewers and to finance sewer improvements which provide local sewer service by levying special assessments on the properties receiving benefit, as determined by MSD, from a public sewer improvement, as provided in Ohio Revised Code ("ORC") Chapter 61 17.  MSD shall develop and maintain a "Sewer Assessment Procedures Manual" that details the implementation of this policy.
A.) Types of Requests.  The Board will categorize requests it receives for local sewer service according to the following classifications:
1.)  Citizen Petition. The Board will decide whether a local public sewer improvement shall be designed upon receipt of a written..(con) 
2.)  Public Health Nuisance.  If the Board receives notice that the Board of Health of a jurisdiction  within the MSD found  that a public nuisance exists in a specified location in the sewer district and that the public health nuisance may be remedied by the construction of a sewer improvement, the Board will consider directing MSD to prepare plans, specifications, estimate of cost, and tentative assessments for a sewer improvement to serve the specified location to remedy the public health nuisance.
3.) Order of the Director of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA). Pursuant to ORC 6117.34, if the Board receives notice from the director of the OEPA that it is necessary for the public health and welfare that sewer improvements or sewage treatment or disposal works be constructed, the Board shall obey such order and proceed to construct such sewers or treatment works, or maintain, repair, or operate the same, as are required by such order and in such manner as is satisfactory to the Director.

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