[maistocars]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

Chitty Chatty has 4 lane highways on 2 sides of it and a huge power line right down the middle. It is the only village where the developers are discounting new homes as they can't sell them where other new homes are being sold as fast as they can build them. Phase 2 of DeLuna goes pretty far south of the turnpike so only the northern section will be noisy and those homes will be well discounted making great deals for those that are not bothered by the road noise.

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.

[BigSteph]

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.

Originally Posted by joelfmi

This resident was very transparent for that she deserves an award? I being a plumber would advise you to unload this house as soon as possible that is a very bad negative, That and living within 1 mile of a major HWY which is very noisy. Anyone that buys their must do their due diligence before putting money down.

[joelfmi]

Originally Posted by BigSteph

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.

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.

[Goldwingnut]

Originally Posted by joelfmi

My self being a master plumber Please would never buy a home near sewage disposal plant, ...

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...

[ElDiabloJoe]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

Mostly gone? Not completely gone, just mostly gone? In other words, still there, just not quite as strong???

May have to hire a crop duster to Fabreeze the area.

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.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by PugMom

i hear the prisoners have golf carts now, they will need to find parking

Difficult to identify, their golf carts are not striped.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by ElDiabloJoe

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.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

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