Water entering the plant
Unknown source / purchased supply and metered volumes needed.
Follow each physical stop.
A process schematic, not a surveyed utility map. Solid cards describe source-supported stages; dashed cards require records. Arrows indicate the question being traced, not a confirmed pipe or measured transfer.
Processing and treatment
Renewal record describes plant operations; final permit controls discharge.
Mill Creek → Ohio River
Mill Creek is the authorized receiver; downstream basin connection is described in the fact sheet. Actual volumes and transport need monitoring.
Electricity / fuel inputs
Supplier, tariff, meter and fuel records needed.
Process heat and water use
Obtain unit diagrams and energy/water balances; do not infer electricity generation.
Land and measurable outcomes
Sampling and causal attribution remain open; no measured soil injury established.
What makes this a physical map?
For every proposed connection, obtain the named origin and destination, asset or permit identifier, dates, metered quantity, operating purpose, and the source record. Supply, consumption, cooling, sewer discharge and water returned to a river are different measurements.
Institutions are a separate layer
The case map identifies operators, regulators, utilities and financial custodians. Their legal relationships cannot substitute for a verified pipe, meter or flow balance.
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