Summary
Denton County residents are fighting a proposed wastewater treatment plant that could ruin their neighborhood's vibe. If you live in the area, this project could hit your property value and local environment hard.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 8
- Last 30 days
- 2
Impact analysis
You might see your home's resale value take a hit if this plant moves into the neighborhood.
The city and developers gain the necessary infrastructure to support regional growth and utility demands.
Local homeowners are the ones losing out, as they face potential health concerns and a drop in their property values.
Mentions & discussions (12)
Grapevine approves $3.5M water, sewer, storm drainage improvements
Grapevine moves forward with water, wastewater plant improvements
Prosper residents to see higher water, wastewater rates
Water, wastewater rates rising in Manvel
Conroe approves emergency well repair, eminent domain for water plant projects
Leander approves $22.1M toward Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority budget
Grapevine council approves new engineer for wastewater treatment plant project
Sugar Land creates stormwater coalition
Tamina residents witness 1st phase of long-awaited water connection project
West U officials consider recommendations for future stages of wastewater treatment plant construction
Brushy Creek MUD to install new sewer line this fall, park to partially close for construction
'They’re trying to ruin our home.' | Denton County residents oppose new wastewater treatment proposal
'They’re trying to ruin our home.' | Denton County residents oppose new wastewater treatment proposal WFAA
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