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Temple homeowner objects to proposed sewer easement for Leon Reserve Phase 1
Summary
A Temple homeowner told the Planning and Zoning Commission he objects to a developer plan to run a new sewer line through a private easement behind several homes to serve the Leon Reserve subdivision; staff said public works is reviewing the issue and advised the homeowner to contact his councilmember and consider private counsel.
Ken Alexa, a homeowner at 50 And Crocker Drive in Temple, told the Planning and Zoning Commission on March 3 that he objects to a developer plan to run a new sewer line through a private easement behind his property to serve the Leon Reserve subdivision.
Alexa said the proposal would convert an existing private sewer easement tied to Memorial Baptist Church into a public easement that would allow city access between yards, require new manholes and could require…
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