From Texas Public Radio:
For about a year, ranchers and property owners in the Hill Country northwest of San Antonio have been in a standoff with a man planning to open a Christian summer camp.
Hill Country Summer Camp Pressured To Find Alternatives To Discharging Waste Water In Hondo Creek
Downstream neighbors say the camp’s wastewater discharges flow onto their property.
Brian Kirkpatrick / Texas Public Radio
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