New Market Residents Oppose Integra Water's Sewage Treatment Plant Plans
Residents in the Berry Hill neighborhood of New Market, Alabama, are facing a setback in their efforts to prevent Integra Water from establishing a sewage treatment plant near their homes. Concerns include potential pollution of the Flint River and a decrease in property values. The Madison County Commission passed a resolution in January to urge state lawmakers to regulate private sewer facilities, but this has not halted Integra's plans. Residents are considering legal action to explore options for stopping the development.
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Residents in New Market, Alabama, are opposing Integra Water's plans to build a wastewater treatment plant in the Berry Hill neighborhood. They fear that the facility will pollute the Flint River and reduce property values by at least 20%.
Despite the Madison County Commission passing a resolution in January to push for state regulation of private sewer facilities, it has not prevented Integra from proceeding with its plans. The timeline for construction remains unclear, and residents are exploring legal options to halt the project.
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