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CLAYTON COUNTY, Iowa (KCRG) - Pattison Sand Company in Clayton County is asking the state for permission to nearly quadruple the amount of water it uses annually. So how does that increase compare ...

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Pattison Sand Company in Clayton County is asking the state for permission to nearly quadruple the amount of water it uses annually.