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Habersham sewer plant issue leads to $6,000 fee for residents near Lake Lanier

Attorney airs concerns over legality of city takeover

Glenn Berny, treasurer of the Habersham Action Committee, looks over the subdivisions wastewater plant. A private facility built in the 1970s, it served about 400 residents until it was condemned by the city of Cumming after a fire damaged its storage shed. (file photo) - photo by Kelly Whitmire

habersham — Glenn Berny, treasurer of the Habersham Action Committee, looks over the subdivisions wastewater plant. A private facility built in the 1970s, it served about 400 residents until it was condemned by the city of Cumming after a fire damaged its storage shed. (file photo) - photo by Kelly Whitmire

The city of Cumming’s recent decision to take over a private sewer plant near Lake Lanier has caused issues for residents in the neighborhood and could lead to legal action.