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The city is moving forward with a floating raw water intake facility to ensure water reliability. This involves securing temporary easements from private property owners.
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Not to exceed $300,000 from the FY25 utility capital improvement project fund.
All Cedar Park water utility customers and future residents.
Property owners whose land is subject to eminent domain for temporary easements.
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The city is moving forward with a floating raw water intake facility to ensure water reliability. This involves securing temporary easements from private property owners.
The city is investing $300,000 in a study to explore groundwater, reuse, and aquifer storage to ensure long-term water resilience during droughts.
Brings the undersized commercial lot into compliance with local zoning and future land use plans.
Enables light industrial flex development near residential areas, prompting discussions on buffering, lighting, and drainage.