A possible agreement that would settle litigation surrounding water and sewer assets in northern Brunswick County includes turning the Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer H2Go Sanitary District into its own entity.

The agreement is a part of the 2.5 million gallons per day expansion of the Northeast Wastewater Plant. It sets aside for the county provide additional capacity for three participants; the Town of Leland, H2GO, and the Town of Navassa.

Representatives from the Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer (H2GO), the County of Brunswick, and Towns of Belville, Leland, and Navassa came together to discuss water and sewer concerns.

A Stage 1 Water Conservation Alert remains in effect for water customers in Brunswick County even as conditions improve.

Water customers throughout Brunswick County are urged to conserve water this Memorial Day.

Belville leaders are offering up their own proposal for the future of water and sewer service in northern Brunswick County days after Leland suggested what should be done with H2GO.

This week all three boards that are at an impass over a water treatment plant will meet following a new 'compromise' plan from Leland officials.

Just 24 hours, after the Town of Leland proposed a compromise with the Town of Belville over H2GO, all sides appeared in court Friday morning.

The Town of Leland is proposing a settlement and framework for a Regional Compromise Plan.