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Rowlett residents are tired of the stinky sewer smell wafting through town, especially near major roads. They're pushing the city to finally fix the problem and clear the air.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The project will cost up to $140,000.
Residents living near the Liberty Grove and Rowlett Road areas.
Residents experiencing the odors and businesses that may be negatively impacted by the smell.
The structure is already built and meets all setback and height requirements, but its size required an SUP.
The project aims to fix drainage issues that have caused flooding on residents' properties.
This issue highlights potential conflicts between property owners and city regulations, and raises questions about code enforcement fairness.
This project involves converting parkland into a civic facility, raising questions about land use priorities and community impact.
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Residents reported persistent sewer odors in certain areas, impacting local businesses and quality of life, and questioned when findings and solutions would be publicly shared.