A map of each group's political and service boundaries can explain why the H2GO case arose. In green, Belville's approximate corporate limits. In pink, Leland's approximate corporate limits. Shaded in grey, Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer H2GO's approximate service boundary. (Port City Daily graphic/ Johanna Ferebee, Courtesy Google Maps, Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer H2GO)

Legal spending on the H2GO case approaching $1 million, one year later

BRUNSWICK COUNTY — Fighting your neighbors over the rights to a steady revenue stream is expensive. One year after a majority of Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer H2GO’s Board of Commissioners voted to transfer the utility out of political existence, legal fees fighting for H2GO’s $60 million assets are approaching $1 million. Confused? Catch up … Continue reading Legal spending on the H2GO case approaching $1 million, one year later

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