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TCEQ ruling advances proposed sewage plant near Sanger for ‘lagoon community’ opposed by neighbors
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· July 24, 2026
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For nearly two years, Rainbow Valley residents, nearby property owners and other supporters have sought to prevent a sewage facility from appearing on former state Rep. Jim Horn’s property north of Denton.
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Key points For nearly two years, Rainbow Valley residents, nearby property owners and other supporters have sought to prevent a sewage facility from appearing on former state Rep. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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