The City Council approved an increase in impact fees charged to developers and home builders for new hookups. They're going up an average of 23%.
Starting in July, it will cost more for new customers to hook up to the San Antonio Water System . The City Council on Thursday unanimously approved an increase in “impact fees,” one-time payments required for new connections to
gives CEO $133,000 bonus The largest increase is on the city’s Northwest Side, which is at the highest elevation in calculates the number of EDUs — and the total impact fee — based on a project’s size and expected water and wastewater usage. In the next 10 years, the water system projects it will need to serve 161,030 new water EDUs and 148,129 new wastewater EDUs. The council’s vote Thursday was the third rung of the approval process.
San Antonio Water System Capital Improvements Advisory Committee Shad Schmid Phyllis Viagran Susan Wright Robert Puente Loop 1604 Southwest Side South Side Interstate 10 Northwest Side Edus Loop 410 Edus Edus Three
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