The 90-day delay pushed the implementation of the rate that was supposed to take effect Aug. 19, according to agenda documents. The city will evaluate how to proceed in regard to the increased rate in the meantime.
The gist
During the delay, Cedar Park will work with other cities to decide how to proceed. The cities will examine whether the increase is legal among other things, and if it is, the cities will discuss their options for moving forward. TGS seeks to increase its revenue by $41.1 million, according to the documents.
What they’re saying
“To ensure a thorough evaluation of the proposed rate adjustment, the City has requested a 90-day suspension of the rate increase implementation, pending a comprehensive review by the relevant authorities,” said Daniel Sousa, Cedar Park’s assistant director of communications and engagement.
What else?
TGS serves Cedar Park residents in Travis County. Williamson County Cedar Park residents are served by Atmos Energy Corporation.
