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Cedar Park is pumping the brakes on a proposed natural gas rate hike to give city officials more time to review the numbers. You won't see an increase on your monthly bill for now while the city investigates the request.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The proposed increase would raise revenues by $41.1 million across the service area.
Residents gain a 90-day delay before any potential rate changes take effect.
Residents who will see an increase in their monthly utility costs.
The council expressed concerns that the proposed retail/restaurant use did not align with the light industrial character of the surrounding area.
This project will bring 300 new high-paying jobs to Cedar Park.
This project will create 164 new jobs and contribute an estimated $5.5 million in taxable sales.
The project adds a new fuel service to a growing commercial corridor, with developers committing to aesthetic improvements to mitigate visual impact.
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Texas Gas Service wants to raise rates, but the city is fighting it to keep costs down for local families.