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2014 ORC List The following is a list of Operators of Record for drinking water plants in Ohio. The list is current as of the date indicated below. Contact Ohio EPA for official information on the operator of record at 614-644-2752. PWS ID No. County Facility Name District Classification Operator of Record OH0100012 ADAMS ADAMS COUNTY REGIONAL WD PWS SEDO CLASS 3 ADAMSON, RICKEY W OH0100112 ADAMS MANCHESTER VILLAGE SEDO CLASS 1 JENKINS, DAVID OH0100203 ADAMS PEEBLES PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM SEDO CLASS 1 GULLEY, JAMES R OH0100303 ADAMS SEAMAN VILLAGE PWS SEDO CLASS 1 HARDIN, RICK A OH0100603 ADAMS WINCHESTER PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM SEDO CLASS 1 HARDIN, RICK A OH0134112 ADAMS DAYTON POWER AND LIGHT/JM STUART PWSEDO CLASS 1 WILLIAMS, TROY D OH0200012 ALLEN BEAVERDAM WATER TREATMENT PLANT NWDO CLASS 1 LEIS, MIKE B OH0200112 ALLEN BLUFFTON VILLAGE WATER NWDO CLASS 1 PHILLIPS, SCOTT H. OH0200412 ALLEN DELPHOS CITY NWDO CLASS 3 LUCAS, MARVIN G. OH0200412 ALLEN DELPHOS CITY NWDO CLASS 3 WILLIAMS, TIMOTHY C OH0200503 ALLEN ELIDA VILLAGE WATER NWDO CLASS 1 SUEVER, MICHAEL A OH0200712 ALLEN INDIAN VILLAGE MOBILE HOME PARK NWDO CLASS 1 DALEY, DONALD D OH0200712 ALLEN INDIAN VILLAGE MOBILE HOME PARK NWDO CLASS 1 PERRIGUEY, MIKE OH0200811 ALLEN LIMA CITY NWDO CLASS 4 HUBER, TERRY L. OH0201112 ALLEN RICHLAND MANOR NURSING HOME NWDO CLASS A LEIS, MIKE B OH0201312 ALLEN SPENCERVILLE WATER TREATMENT PLANT NWDO CLASS 1 CAVE, JAMES E OH0230812 ALLEN RUDOLPH FOODS COMPANY NWDO CLASS A REYNOLDS, T MICHAEL OH0239312 ALLEN SALEM MENNONITE CHURCH - ELIDA NWDO LEIS, MIKE B OH0242712 ALLEN THE OAKS GOLF CLUB NWDO LEIS, MIKE B OH0247812 ALLEN ODOT REST AREA 1-31 EB NWDO GORDON, DALTON OH0247812 ALLEN ODOT REST AREA 1-31 EB NWDO ROTH, THOMAS L OH0247812 ALLEN ODOT REST AREA 1-31 EB NWDO SCOTT, ANN L OH0247912 ALLEN ODOT REST AREA 1-32 WB NWDO GORDON, DALTON OH0247912 ALLEN ODOT REST AREA 1-32 WB NWDO ROTH, THOMAS L OH0247912 ALLEN ODOT REST AREA 1-32 WB NWDO SCOTT, ANN L OH0248212 ALLEN PIKE MENNONITE CHURCH NWDO MUMMA, NORMAN OH0251112 ALLEN EBENEZER MENNONITE CHURCH NWDO CLASS A LEIS, MIKE B OH0252212 ALLEN SUN VALLEY FAMILY CAMPGROUND NWDO CLASS A WILLIAMS, JAMES OH0253512 ALLEN LANDECK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NWDO CLASS A LEIS, MIKE B OH0253812 ALLEN CROSSROADS CHURCH OF GOD NWDO CLASS A HUBBELL, TIM OH0253812 ALLEN CROSSROADS CHURCH OF GOD NWDO CLASS A WILLIAMS, GLEN Revised 4/30/2014 1 of 96 The following is a list of Operators of Record for drinking water plants in Ohio. The list is current as of the date indicated below. Contact Ohio EPA for official information on the operator of record at 614-644-2752. PWS ID No. County Facility Name District Classification Operator of Record OH0254212 ALLEN ALLEN EAST LOCAL SCHOOLS NWDO CLASS 1 HITES, WES OH0254312 ALLEN PROCTER & GAMBLE DIST CTR - LIMA NWDO CLASS 1 BRUNKHART, CHARLES A OH0254312 ALLEN PROCTER & GAMBLE DIST CTR - LIMA NWDO CLASS 1 SCOTT, ANN L OH0254912 ALLEN SAFY OF AMERICA HEADQUARTERS NWDO CLASS A GORDON, DALTON OH0254912 ALLEN SAFY OF AMERICA HEADQUARTERS NWDO CLASS A ROTH, THOMAS L OH0300112 ASHLAND ASHLAND CITY NWDO CLASS 3 HUNTER, MICHAEL OH0300212 ASHLAND ASHLAND COUNTY SERVICE CENTER NWDO CLASS A HARRIS, DENNIS OH0300312 ASHLAND BAILEY LAKES VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 1 HICKEY, TIMOTHY T OH0300512 ASHLAND GREEN ACRES MHP NWDO CLASS A CAMPBELL, GABE OH0300512 ASHLAND GREEN ACRES MHP NWDO CLASS A DEAN, KEVIN J OH0300512 ASHLAND GREEN ACRES MHP NWDO CLASS A SHEPLER, RODRICK OH0300712 ASHLAND HAYESVILLE VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 1 CANFIELD, WILLIAM E OH0300812 ASHLAND HIDDEN ACRES MHP NWDO CLASS A KOVACICH, JAMES E OH0300912 ASHLAND JEROMESVILLE VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 1 MCGHEE, BROCK L OH0300912 ASHLAND JEROMESVILLE VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 1 MCGHEE, HOLLY L OH0300912 ASHLAND JEROMESVILLE VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 1 MCGHEE, LONNIE E OH0300912 ASHLAND JEROMESVILLE VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 1 MCGHEE, LUCAS L OH0300912 ASHLAND JEROMESVILLE VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 1 WEIRICH, TONY OH0301012 ASHLAND LOUDONVILLE VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 2 EDGINGTON, KEITH A OH0301112 ASHLAND TRI-STATE YOUTH ACADEMY NWDO CLASS 1 DEAN, KEVIN J OH0301112 ASHLAND TRI-STATE YOUTH ACADEMY NWDO CLASS 1 SHEPLER, RODRICK OH0301312 ASHLAND MOHICAN RIVER ESTATES NWDO CLASS A DAVIS, ROBERT C. OH0301312 ASHLAND MOHICAN RIVER ESTATES NWDO CLASS A INKS, JAMES R. OH0301312 ASHLAND MOHICAN RIVER ESTATES NWDO CLASS A MAKEEVER, ROBERT LYN OH0332612 ASHLAND PERKINS RESTAURANT NWDO CLASS A BEUGLY, DOUG OH0333112 ASHLAND AMERICAN AUGERS NWDO CLASS A PITSENBARGER, DAVID L OH0334612 ASHLAND ASHLAND CO WEST HOLMES CAREER CENTNWDO CLASS 1 MORGAN, MARC A OH0335012 ASHLAND MWCD-CM PARK-CM5 NWDO CLASS A NEWSOME, WILLIAM E OH0337412 ASHLAND MAVERICK INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS NWDO CLASS 1 MCGHEE, BROCK L OH0337412 ASHLAND MAVERICK INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS NWDO CLASS 1 MCGHEE, HOLLY L OH0337412 ASHLAND MAVERICK INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS NWDO CLASS 1 WEIRICH, TONY Revised 4/30/2014 2 of 96 The following is a list of Operators of Record for drinking water plants in Ohio. The list is current as of the date indicated below. Contact Ohio EPA for official information on the operator of record at 614-644-2752. PWS ID No. County Facility Name District Classification Operator of Record OH0338412 ASHLAND COBURN INC NWDO CLASS A DEAN, KEVIN J OH0339012 ASHLAND HILLSDALE HIGH SCHOOL NWDO CLASS 1 YARMAN, RUSTY L OH0342212 ASHLAND HAYESVILLE BELL STORES NWDO CLASS A HAWLEY, STEVE OH0343512 ASHLAND ODNR-MOHICAN/PLEASANT HILL LODGE NWDO CLASS 1 CROW, JAY D OH0343612 ASHLAND MWCD-EAGLE POINT-CM9 NWDO CLASS A NEWSOME, WILLIAM E OH0345412 ASHLAND FIN FEATHER AND FUR OUTFITTERS NWDO CLASS 1 MCGHEE, BROCK L OH0345412 ASHLAND FIN FEATHER AND FUR OUTFITTERS NWDO CLASS 1 MCGHEE, LONNIE E OH0345412 ASHLAND FIN FEATHER AND FUR OUTFITTERS NWDO CLASS 1 WEIRICH, TONY OH0345512 ASHLAND MOHICAN CASTLE RESORT PWS NWDO CLASS A DEAN, KEVIN J OH0400112 ASHTABULA BAYSHORE CAMPGROUND PWS NEDO CLASS A WALL, JOHN R OH0400212 ASHTABULA CAMPLANDS WATER LLC NEDO CLASS A BULLARD, DEAN R OH0400411 ASHTABULA CONNEAUT NEDO CLASS 3 WILLIAMS, JOHN OH0400711 ASHTABULA AQUA OHIO - ASHTABULA NEDO CLASS 4 FLAHIFF, JOSEPH M OH0400803 ASHTABULA ASHTABULA COUNTY WATER SYSTEM NEDO NUTTER, KEITH E OH0401012 ASHTABULA ORWELL VILLAGE PWS NEDO CLASS 1 HOGUE, GREG OH0401212 ASHTABULA WHISPERING WILLOW MHP PWS NEDO CLASS A BELL, RON A OH0401212 ASHTABULA WHISPERING WILLOW MHP PWS NEDO CLASS A BELL, RON A OH0401512 ASHTABULA AUSTIN MANOR MHC PWS NEDO MAKEEVER, ROBERT LYN OH0438512 ASHTABULA ODOT REST AREA 4-42 PWS NEDO MCKENZIE, TIMOTHY P OH0438512 ASHTABULA ODOT REST AREA 4-42 PWS NEDO PARK, DAVID W OH0439112 ASHTABULA PINE LAKES CAMP - BATH HOUSE PWS NEDO BURKLEY, WILLIAM OH0439212 ASHTABULA PINE LAKES CAMP - PUMP 3 PWS NEDO BURKLEY, WILLIAM OH0442312 ASHTABULA WILDWOOD ACRES CAMPGROUND NEDO LECKRONE, DENNIS OH0443111 ASHTABULA ODNR - PYMATUNING STATE PARK NEDO CLASS 1 SASALA, TERESA OH0500003 ATHENS ALBANY VILLAGE PWS SEDO CLASS 1 SMITH, JOSEPH (JERRY) OH0500112 ATHENS AMESVILLE PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM SEDO CLASS 1 KASLER, LAWRENCE (RICH) OH0500303 ATHENS ATHENS CO., THE PLAINS S.D. 1 PWS SEDO CLASS 1 KASLER, LAWRENCE (RICH) OH0500403 ATHENS BISHOPVILLE WATER AND SEWER DISTRICTSEDO CLASS 1 EVELAND, JEFFREY P. OH0500512 ATHENS CHAUNCEY SEDO CLASS 1 TRAUGH, WILLIAM (JEFF) OH0500603 ATHENS COOLVILLE VILLAGE PWS SEDO CLASS 1 CARSON, OSCAR B OH0500703 ATHENS GLOUSTER PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM SEDO CLASS 1 LIMO, CARL W Revised 4/30/2014 3 of 96 The following is a list of Operators of Record for drinking water plants in Ohio. The list is current as of the date indicated below. Contact Ohio EPA for official information on the operator of record at 614-644-2752. PWS ID No. County Facility Name District Classification Operator of Record OH0501111 ATHENS LE-AX REGIONAL WATER DISTRICT PWS SEDO CLASS 2 MCCULLOCH, LONNY D OH0501214 ATHENS NELSONVILLE PWS SEDO CLASS 2 RILEY SR., RONALD A OH0501311 ATHENS BURR OAK REGIONAL WATER DISTRICT SEDO CLASS 2 NICHOLS, PAUL (KENT) OH0501503 ATHENS SUNDAY CREEK VALLEY WATER PWS SEDO CLASS 1 WILLIAMS, JOHN F OH0501703 ATHENS TRIMBLE VILLAGE PWS SEDO CLASS 1 DAVIS, DOUG OH0501812 ATHENS ATHENS CO BUCHTEL WATER SEDO CLASS 1 KASLER, LAWRENCE (RICH) OH0530812 ATHENS BISHOPVILLE WATER AND SEWER DIST 2 PWSEDO CLASS 1 EVELAND, JEFFREY P. OH0600212 AUGLAIZE CRIDERSVILLE VILLAGE WATER NWDO CLASS 1 KOHLRIESER, JARID P OH0600212 AUGLAIZE CRIDERSVILLE VILLAGE WATER NWDO CLASS 1 MCKENZIE, JEFFERY M. OH0600312 AUGLAIZE LAKESIDE ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK NWDO CLASS A RECK, ROBERT OH0600412 AUGLAIZE MINSTER VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 1 HAEHN, DANIEL P OH0600512 AUGLAIZE NEW BREMEN VILLAGE NWDO CLASS 1 DENNINGS, GREG B OH0600612 AUGLAIZE ST MARYS CITY NWDO CLASS 2 SPRAGUE, DAVID W OH0600712 AUGLAIZE WAPAKONETA CITY PWS NWDO CLASS 2 HAMEL, BRENT J OH0600912 AUGLAIZE WAYNESFIELD VILLAGE WATER NWDO CLASS 1 SUTER, RONALD E OH0601012 AUGLAIZE NEW KNOXVILLE VILLAGE WATER NWDO CLASS 1 PUCKETT, SHANE E OH0632412 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-26 NWDO CLASS A FALKNOR, LONNIE C OH0632412 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-26 NWDO CLASS A GORDON, DALTON OH0632412 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-26 NWDO CLASS A ROTH, THOMAS L OH0632412 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-26 NWDO CLASS A SCOTT, ANN L OH0632912 AUGLAIZE THIEMAN QUALITY METAL FAB INC NWDO CLASS 1 GEIB, MICHAEL R OH0634012 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-33 EB NWDO CLASS A GORDON, DALTON OH0634012 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-33 EB NWDO CLASS A ROTH, THOMAS L OH0634012 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-33 EB NWDO CLASS A SCOTT, ANN L OH0634112 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-34 WB NWDO CLASS A GORDON, DALTON OH0634112 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-34 WB NWDO CLASS A ROTH, THOMAS L OH0634112 AUGLAIZE ODOT REST AREA 7-34 WB NWDO CLASS A SCOTT, ANN L OH0634412 AUGLAIZE BETHLEHEM CHRISTIAN UNION NWDO HAGER, WILBUR OH0635112 AUGLAIZE ST JOHN CATHOLIC CHURCH-FRYBURG NWDO FOOR, MIKE OH0637012 AUGLAIZE MIDWEST ELECTRIC INC NWDO CLASS A SETTLAGE, JOHN OH0700011 BELMONT BARNESVILLE SEDO CLASS 3 BILLMAN, GARY W Revised 4/30/2014 4 of 96 The following is a list of Operators of Record for drinking water plants in Ohio.
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