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Citrus County moves ahead with Citrus Springs 2025 waterline assessment, owners given payment options
Summary
The board certified the Citrus Springs 2025 waterline extension assessment affecting 479 parcels and valued at roughly $1.7 million; property owners may pay a one-time share or finance it through their taxes over 10 years.
At a public hearing July 29, Citrus County commissioners accepted the 2025 Citrus Springs waterline extension assessment, which covers waterlines completed through June 30 and affects properties reached by extensions required under a longstanding agreement known locally as the Topeka agreement. Bernadine Flood Nichols, presenting for the county's utilities staff, said the assessment impacts 479 assessment units and carries a rounded project construction cost of about $1.7 million. "Owners…
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