The E-Check program is a vehicle emissions testing program designed to identify motor vehicles emitting excessive levels of pollutants into the air. The test, required in 14 counties every two years, applies to gasoline and diesel-powered vehicles up to 25 years old and weighing 10,000 pounds or less. Agricultural vehicles are exempt. Drivers in Logan County are not required to test their vehicles for emissions. Brownfield properties located in economically disadvantaged areas are eligible for a greater tax credit from the state than properties outside these areas.
Properties located outside economically disadvantaged areas are eligible for a lesser tax credit.
These sites may be operating or abandoned industrial facilities, contaminated or potentially contaminated public water supplies with the source or contamination undiscovered, or other locations where the environmental media is contaminated through a variety of waste management activities. Three sites are located in Bellefontaine, and one is located in West Liberty. For each water system, the table presents an estimate of the population served, the primary water source, estimated daily usage, and treatment plant capacity. The largest PWS in Logan County is the City of Bellefontaine, which uses seven wells for its supply. The incorporated Villages of Belle Center, De Graff, Lakeview, Quincy, Rushsylvania, Russells Point, West Liberty, and West Mansfield, as well as numerous other public systems, use groundwater.