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Spring Hill council adopts plan to create Northeast Sewer Benefit Area
Summary
The City Council voted 4-0 to adopt a resolution to establish a Northeast Sewer Benefit Area to allow construction of a sewer interceptor and enable property owners to market parcels; final costs will be set by a later resolution and recorded against each property.
The Spring Hill City Council on July 9 approved a resolution to establish a Northeast Sewer Benefit Area, a step the city says will allow construction of the Northeast Sewer Interceptor and enable affected property owners to market their parcels. The motion by Council President Phillip Thron, seconded by Councilmember Kendra Crevier, passed 4-0-0.
City Attorney Spencer Low outlined the process under Spring Hill Municipal Code Chapter 20: adopting the initiating resolution, recording it against parcels in the benefit area, then setting final costs by a subsequent resolution after construction. The minutes state that property owners will be required to pay their proportional share at the time of platting and prior to connecting to the city's sewer system. During the public hearing, Bill Peterman spoke in opposition to benefit districts while Harold Phelps, representing Bonita Station, said his client could not proceed with development without sewer service. The council's approval was the first formal step; the city will return later to set final assessments.
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