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Committee warned sewer moratorium could cut up to $8.4 million from capital funds
Summary
City staff told the Budget and Finance Committee a full sewer moratorium could eliminate roughly $8.4 million in development-fee revenue and reduce about $2.5 million in permit-related operating revenue, forcing re-prioritization of capital projects.
Spring Hill’s Budget and Finance Advisory Committee was told Tuesday that a full moratorium on new sewer connections could eliminate an estimated $8.4 million in development-fee funding available for capital projects and shave about $2.5 million from development-related operating revenue.
The warning came during a presentation from Mr. Allen, who broke the potential losses into four dedicated development funds: $2.6 million in adequate-facilities tax revenue, $3.5 million in roadway impact fees, $1.1 million in water development fees and $1.2 million in sewer development fees. Allen said those totals describe a full-year,…
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