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The Civil Rights Ombudsman Follows up on the Lillesand Cases: City Council Politicians Under Scrutiny

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Is it okay for residents to have to live with ongoing pollution for several years? That is the practical question as the Civil Service Commission is now investigating how Lillesand City Council has handled cases of sewage pollution and connection obligations in Opseng.
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The Civil Rights Ombudsman Follows up on the Lillesand Cases: City Council Politicians Under Scrutiny

Is it okay for residents to have to live with ongoing pollution for several years? That is the practical question as the Civil Service Commission is now investigating how Lillesand City Council has handled cases of sewage pollution and connection obligations in Opseng.

·Kristiansand, Norway
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lp.no broke the news in Kristiansand, Norway on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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