Georgia-Pacific and Four Rivers end Fenholloway pipeline lawsuit

The federal lawsuit between Georgia-Pacific and Four Rivers, Taylor County's largest private landowner, over the Fenholloway River pipeline serving the former Foley Cellulose mill has ended, according to a report published on 25 September 2026. A separate challenge by the Taylor County commission to the mill's state wastewater discharge permit is on hold and could head toward a negotiated resolution.

Why this mattersResolving the dispute removes a legal overhang tied to wastewater disposal at a closed pulp mill, a recurring liability for former mill sites.

• The federal lawsuit between Georgia-Pacific and Four Rivers over the Fenholloway River pipeline has ended, reported 25 September 2026
• Four Rivers is Taylor County's largest private landowner
• The dispute centred on the pipeline tied to the former Foley Cellulose mill in Taylor County, Florida
• The Taylor County commission's separate challenge to the mill's state wastewater discharge permit is on hold
• That challenge could head toward a negotiated resolution, according to the report

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