Noise levels in dispute for latest Olympus request

By Mon Valley Independent

By Max Robinette

mrobinette@yourmvi.com

Elizabeth Township commissioners heard a lot about the proposed Champion compressor station Tuesday. Olympus is seeking a conditional use permit for the station weeks after the company received approval to build the Heracles well pad in the township. The new site would be off Douglas Run Road, on a 97-acre plot that was formerly used for coal operations and transport.

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