Without Sewer, Copious Open Land Around Greenville Remains Undeveloped

amitchell@greenvillenews.com, The Greenville News
Sun, 05/20/2018 - 11:20am

Companies demand sites needing minimal cost and time to develop, but those are hard to find in Greenville County. Sewer could solve it all.

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