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Marble Falls sets outside-city water rate at 1.35 multiplier above inside-city rate
Summary
Council adopted Ordinance 2026-O-02B to set water service rates for customers outside Marble Falls at 1.35 times the inside-city rate, citing costs not covered by ad valorem taxes. Vote was unanimous (5-0).
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The Marble Falls City Council on Feb. 3 adopted Ordinance 2026-O-02B, establishing a rate for water service furnished outside the city limits at 1.35 times the inside-city rate.
City Manager Caleb Kraenzel presented a 2020 water and wastewater rate study and explained factors including infrastructure, capital improvements, debt service, operations, administration and system capacity. Council discussed alternatives; resident Dave Rhodes spoke in favor of keeping the proposed multiplier at 1.35. Mayor Pro-Tem Craig Magerkurth moved to approve the ordinance and Councilmember Karlee Hubble seconded; the motion passed unanimously, 5-0.
As stated in the minutes, council approved "setting outside-city water rates at 1.35% above the inside-city rate." Staff will implement the new rate ordinance and apply it to customers located outside the corporate limits.
