A planned development on Signal Mountain has neighbors worried its proposed sewer system would contaminate groundwater and streams in the area.
A 197-home project at the former Spangler Farm site was approved by planning commissioners in December, following pushback from neighbors earlier in the year.
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Neighbors again packed a pair of public meetings this week, looking for more information on the decentralized drip dispersal sewer system proposed for the development — and raising the question of what happens if the system fails.
