It's the largest single annexation in the city's 100-year history, city officials confirm. The annexation controversy has been simmering since February.
Some residential activist groups argue the project is too large for a small city such as Leesburg to manage. They cite a lack of sewer, water and utility hookup connections and a limited fresh drinking water supply.
"The city understands the potential risks but sees no immediate danger to either public health or infrastructure limitations," an independent planner working with the city tells GlobeSt.com on condition of anonymity.
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