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10251 Brumco C 430 Carroll Hollow Road Anderson 8654630855 Clinton, Tn 37716 11879 Bullock's Construction Cl 367 Sinking Monday, September 20, 2021 Page 1 of 211 2021 10251 BRUMCO C ANDERSON 430 CARROLL HOLLOW ROAD CLINTON, TN 37716 8654630855 11879 BULLOCK'S CONSTRUCTION CL ANDERSON 367 SINKING SPRINGS ROAD CLINTON, TN 37716 8654577483 10326 BUNCH EXCAVATING C ANDERSON 196 OLD DUTCH VALLEY ROAD CLINTON, TN 37716 8652072530 00827 C & L CONSTRUCTION C ANDERSON 160 SAVAGE GARDEN ROAD ROCKY TOP, TN 37769 8654267802 13160 CANNON ELKINS EXCAVATING C ANDERSON 231 LONE MOUNTAIN ROAD ANDERSONVILLE, TN 37705 8657553870 10525 CARROLL EXCAVATING C ANDERSON 1145 BLOCKHOUSE VALLEY ROAD CLINTON, TN 37716 8659195064 11517 CARTER CONSTRUCTION C ANDERSON 491 LAUREL ROAD CLINTON, TN 37716 8654577919 11519 COZY EXCAVATION & CONTRACTING, LLC CL ANDERSON 768 OLD EMORY ROAD CLINTON, TN 37716 8654572699 02007 DUANE'S TRUCK SERVICE C ANDERSON 1975 LAKE CITY HIGHWAY CLINTON, TN 37716 8654570489 11030 EARL JOHNSON EXCAVATING C ANDERSON 2163 HINDS CREEK ROAD HEISKELL, TN 37754 8656809081 Division of Water Resources Permitted Active Septic Installers Monday, September 20, 2021 Page 2 of 211 2021 10408 GEORGE BYRGE C ANDERSON 349 LANDRUM RD CLINTON, TN 37716 8655674911 11947 J & V EXCAVATING C ANDERSON 1898 PARK LANE ANDERSONVILLE, TN 37754 8652560096 13161 LINKES GRADING C ANDERSON 206 LAMBDIN ROAD ANDERSONVILLE, TN 37705 8652549664 02027 LOWE EXCAVATING C ANDERSON 262 WALDEN AVENUE OLIVER SPRINGS, TN 37840 8654351407 11201 MARK LONGMIRE EXCAVATING C ANDERSON 4324 ANDERSONVILLE HWY ANDERSONVILLE, TN 37705 8653888176 12291 MATT CHAMBERS C ANDERSON 251 MOSER LANE CLINTON, TN 37716 8658050853 11892 MOODY'S CONSTRUCTION, INC. 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