Mmm, those "highways" are a County Road that is dead after 10pm, unlike the Turnpike and a Boulevard that is also quiet after 10pm. can't say the same for the Turnpike. To each his own.

I live nearby. I've never smelled anything from the water treatment/well storage site at my house -- I'm about 1500' across Hawkins from this facility.

On occasion, when I drive by in a cart or car on Meggison or MMP on Meggison, I smell it.

Today, I drove to Magnolia Plaza and remembered this thread. I put the window down and could not detect any scent.

It is like the hwy noise -- it is rough some days and non-existent on others.

I think if you buy directly across from the facility in Hawkins, there is a chance of the smell, but I think it dissipates quickly.

Some home buy prefer vinegar and most prefer wine.I prefer wine
 

My self being a master plumber Please would never buy a home near sewage disposal plant, or near power line, or near major hwy or close to a commercial area If I did that house would half to be reduced by 50%. That is what most wise people would do.

When then it must be a good thing since what's being discussed isn't a sewage plant, it is 2 potable water wells and a million gallon fresh water storage tank. There is a big difference, of course you being a "master plumber" would know that...

Excellent!! You have figured out what the term "Mostly gone" means. Took a try or two it appears. That means more than once, just so you don't have to repeat your efforts figuring out a new term.

Difficult to identify, their golf carts are not striped.

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Brilliant!! The Princess Bride was so great! Thank You for that hilarious flashback. 😂😂😂