Hurricane is scrambling to update its stormwater systems to meet new state mandates. This could mean more construction around town and a potential hike in your monthly utility bill.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
Residents and businesses will see a base rate of $11.00 with 3% annual increases through 2031.
The entire city benefits from a well-maintained storm drain system that prevents flooding and meets environmental regulations.
Property owners will pay higher monthly fees for storm drain services.
The city is updating how it charges for storm drain maintenance to make sure there's enough money for future projects. This includes a base fee and small annual increases.
The city is looking to update its storm drain system to handle growth and prevent flooding. This will likely mean higher monthly fees for residents and new impact fees for developers.
The city is dealing with failing pipes and flooding during storms. They are considering raising fees to fix these issues before they cause more damage.
The city is looking at raising monthly fees to pay for long-overdue drainage repairs and new federal requirements.
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Facing state-mandated stormwater regulations, Hurricane officials consider options for compliance St. George News
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