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Katy adopts updated right-of-way construction ordinance to clarify standards and move beyond moratorium
Summary
Council adopted a new right-of-way construction ordinance that replaces prior right-of-way management rules, clarifies permitting and restoration standards, and sets penalties; staff said the change is needed to protect infrastructure and prepare for an eventual 811 one-call partnership.
The Katy City Council voted Monday to adopt a revised right-of-way construction ordinance designed to strengthen permitting, restoration and enforcement standards for work in city streets and easements.
Jason (city staff) told the council the ordinance replaces Article 3.1 (Right of Way Management) by adding Article 13.11 (Right of Way Construction) to Chapter 13 of the code and establishes a penalty not to exceed $2,000 per violation. He said the update follows a March moratorium and aims to protect city infrastructure while providing a standard process for contractors…
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