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Lebanon residents are demanding smarter wastewater solutions that could save taxpayers money and protect property values—could new tech be the answer?

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Residents urge tech alternatives and long-term economic study as committee vets sewage-plant sites
Multiple Lebanon residents urged the committee to consider lower-footprint treatment technologies and to commission an independent, long-term economic impact analysis that accounts for property values and lifetime community costs before advancing any site.
citizenportal.ai
July 3, 2026 at 6:38 PM
Residents of Lebanon are raising alarms over a proposed wastewater plant, warning it could devastate property values and threaten their rural community's health and environment.

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Residents urge committee to keep plant off rural Lebanon parcels, warn of property‑value and eminent‑domain consequences
More than a dozen residents and at least one county commissioner used the public‑comment period to object to locating the new wastewater plant on rural parcels around Lebanon, citing property‑value loss, environmental harm, pipeline easement safety and the specter of eminent domain.
citizenportal.ai
June 4, 2026 at 5:12 AM