Developer sues Lebanon for tech park fallout, citing LEAP District as city’s priority for water use

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    6 thoughts on “Developer sues Lebanon for tech park fallout, citing LEAP District as city’s priority for water use

    1. Ah yes, water. Pretty fundamental to any modern development. It is mind boggling how the LEAP development could need 100,000,000 gallons a day. How could any aquifer handle that type of draw?

    2. Matt Gentry taking a page from the Hogsett playbook, unfit to lead.
      Why haven’t the environmentalists jumped all over this as a waste of water? What process is taking place here? Can only assume that this all then waste water as well?

      Why don’t they build their own reservoir for Lebanon, find their own money and quit STEALING our hard earned tax dollars.

      Cart before the horse development is insane and I hope RealtyLink and Keystone Group prevail against these two ridiculous mayor’s and the governor for that matter.

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