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Untreated Water from STEP Systems Enters Cumberland River

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The Water Authority of Wilson County is receiving untreated water from STEP wastewater treatment systems on the Cumberland River. This issue was brought to light during a meeting where residents criticized the County Commission regarding the reappointment of District 7 Commissioner Jeff Joines to the Water and Wastewater Authority of Wilson County board. The reports also noted that low water pressure is preventing homeowners and developers from building new houses or adding onto property in the county.

From lebanondemocrat.com

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The untreated water entering the Cumberland River, which stems from ponding at drip fields and the lack of a permanent sewage system at LaGuardo Elementary School, poses regulatory risks. The situation is linked to local infrastructure failures that are impacting property development and construction.

From lebanondemocrat.com

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