Troutman

Meanwhile, the town systems are running out of capacity.

Start in Troutman.

Troutman doesn't treat its own sewage.

It sends it to Statesville and to Mooresville.

And in September of last year, the town said it had reached full sewer capacity, so it put a 30-month pause on new subdivisions, new apartments, and any new businesses that would use more than 1,000 gallons of sewer each day while it designs and builds the new lines.

Then this April, Mooresville, the South Iredell Pump Station off Mazepa Road near Shepherd Elementary and Mazepa Park, the town says it's full.

NWSOC reported its station is Troutman has been leaning on that for about 20 years.

So Mooresville paused new development on all approvals around it for about 35 months.

Okay.

So just like my house in Troutman.

Yep.

Um-

One correction from our own social media page.

We told you Troutman's town council would hold a hearing this week called Project Speed.

Iredell Free News reported the hearing was moved to November 12th.

When we come back, down the interstate, all the way around the lake, Cornelius, Huntersville, Denver, and Charles Ford.

Polls open at 6:30 in the morning to 7:30 at night.

Bring a photo ID and read all the way to the bottom because that's where the three constitutional amendments are, including the property tax one we talked about at the top of the hour.

Thursday, November 12th, Troutman's rescheduled incentive hearing, February.

New property values land in Iredell mailboxes and the three other shores the same winter.

Where were you located at?

Well, in Troutman.

Troutman.

Troutman persimmons.

I hear some of those, some of the finest persimmons around.

How long you been growing them? That, that was gonna be my question because I...

Yeah.

All right.

This past Tuesday at noon, the Statesville City Council held a special meeting to look at the future of its wastewater plants.

The cities on notice said it was an information session with no decisions expected, but according to the idle free news, which covered the meeting, Council unanimously passed a resolution about the town of Troutman.

It's about an easement, basically a legal right of way for Troutman sewer line.

A company that hasn't been publicly named.

Once the line moved, so we can locate in the Larkin commercial park off I-77.

So what's at stake? The council member who made the motion estimated a tax impact of about a million dollars a year for the city and county combined.

And about 1100 jobs.

1100 jobs that is a regional employer with jobs from all over the county that could be filled the resolution asked troutman to agree to the easement and says statesville won't take part in mediation otherwise the mayor was clear that it doesn't commit the city to providing water or sewer or anything else and he said the company is anxious and wants a decision soon so now let's hear from troutman because troutman has put its side on the record and it's reasonable So back in August, the Troutman Town Council voted four to zero to delay a decision on moving the line.

where's the house located

It's in Troutman off of Talley Road.

Okay.

That's a good spot.

11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

It is at the Iredell Academy 251 Home Improvement Street in Troutman.

And so you can go this Saturday if you want to see a wonderful collection of cars.

Support in the local community, too.

Mm-hmm.

Kyle Brandt was saying how Troutman was Rambo's wrestling manager, basically.

Yeah.

He's like, "You don't understand what we've got here."

"Man's a killing machine."

Everybody else has somebody that comes along-

Yeah, they have a Troutman.

Right, but, like, Bryan was like, "I'm gonna come to get you.