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Rowlett
Environment

Sewer Odor

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Last discussed Feb 3, 2026.

Public comments (6)

OpposedJaclyn BasiloneFeb 3, 2026

Stated that claims of no sewer odor are false, describing it as a foul odor and emphasizing the need for a solution, noting the danger of sewer gases.

City Council - Feb 3, 2026 →
OpposedJaclyn BasiloneJan 20, 2026

This resident stated that claims of no sewer odor are false and described it as a foul odor, emphasizing the potential danger of sewer gases.

City Council - Jan 20, 2026 · 21:00 →
OpposedJacqueline BassaloneJan 6, 2026

The speaker stated that there is a noticeable odor in the city, which could be sewer gas or related to landfill management, and urged the city to acknowledge the problem and find a solution.

City Council - Jan 6, 2026 →
OpposedDan HapptJan 6, 2026

The speaker complained about persistent sewer odors in Liberty Grove, questioning the effectiveness of current solutions and the cost of potential new pipelines.

City Council - Jan 6, 2026 →
OpposedAllison FelderhoffJan 6, 2026

The speaker argued that the city has a systemic sewer problem causing foul odors and criticized the plan to build a new municipal complex at Hereford Park, prioritizing infrastructure repair.

City Council - Jan 6, 2026 →
OpposedGary LavelleJan 6, 2026

The speaker, representing Grove Community Church, highlighted how persistent sewer odors are negatively impacting church tenants like a daycare and coffee shop, threatening the building's financial sustainability.

City Council - Jan 6, 2026 →

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