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Montgomery schedules public hearing on updated water and wastewater impact fees after consultant cites 17% increase
Summary
City council set an Aug. 26 public hearing after staff presented updated water and wastewater impact-fee calculations tied to projected growth, higher project costs and timing adjustments that together raise fee estimates roughly 17% over the current schedule.
The City Council of Montgomery, Texas, voted July 15 to set a public hearing Aug. 26 at 6 p.m. at City Hall on proposed updates to the city’s water and wastewater impact fees, staff said. The action calls a hearing on revised land-use assumptions and an impact-fee schedule prepared to reflect a projected 10‑year buildout and rising construction costs; staff said the updated analysis shows roughly a 17% increase in recoverable impact-fee amounts compared with the current fee schedule. City consulting staff said the update covers a 10‑year planning window that includes about 3,923 additional connections, with 1,754 of those already in active development agreements. The consulting…
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