Angleton council approves Austin Colony PID, council and developer outline assessment costs
The council approved an assessment and service plan for the Austin Colony Public Improvement District; staff said engineer estimates put improvements near $4 million and annual installments in exhibit G total about $6 million, while the developer said average homes will cost about $300,000.
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The Angleton City Council on Sept. 8 approved an ordinance establishing the Austin Colony Public Improvement District and the accompanying service-and-assessment plan, authorizing assessments and creating a lien mechanism for participating lots.
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