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Seminole County Georgia DeskNov 10, 2026
What the notice identifies
A public notice names Belmead Farm, LLC in connection with a proposed expansion of the Sussex County Unified Sanitary Sewer District in the West Rehoboth area. The matter is identified by file number OM 9.04.88.
The notice title describes the action as a property expansion. It does not state in the available notice text that construction has begun, that the expansion has been approved, or that service has already been extended.
What the filing means
The notice places the Belmead Farm property within a county sewer-district matter. The Sussex County Unified Sanitary Sewer District is the government entity named in the notice, while Belmead Farm, LLC is the property owner identified in the title.
The notice is a public announcement of the matter, not a statement of an election result or a candidate position. No race or candidate is connected to the filing.
File number and area
The filing carries the number OM 9.04.88 and refers to the West Rehoboth area. Those identifiers can be used to distinguish the Belmead Farm matter from other sewer-district notices or property actions.
What happens next
The next relevant step is any additional Sussex County notice or official action tied to file OM 9.04.88. Such a notice could identify the schedule, public participation steps, or decision involving the sewer-district expansion.
Until an official action says otherwise, the filing should be understood as notice of a sewer-district and property-expansion matter involving Belmead Farm, LLC—not as confirmation that the expansion has been completed or approved.
