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An unnamed speaker opened public comment warning that the city is selling remaining land needed for expansion of the regional wastewater treatment plant that serves West Calcasieu and West Calcasieu residents; argued the plant is "10 years overdue" for expansion, that sewer outfall has been non‑compliant at times with EPA/DEQ permits, and accused Myers (a private company referenced) of profiting from future land shortages and not being responsible for environmental fines. Speaker said he owns 25 acres and will not sell.
Public commenters urged the Sulphur City Council to block a proposed lease/sale of land adjacent to the wastewater treatment plant to Lake Charles Methanol 2, citing environmental, public‑safety and sewer‑capacity concerns; the council introduced ordinance 95-25 for consideration and heard multiple other agenda items including mobile‑home variances, condemnation orders, senior‑center and fire‑hydrant cooperative agreements, and street and infrastructure bids.
