Round Rock City Council will consider providing out-of-city water service to a property in its extraterritorial jurisdiction at a meeting April 10. The site, planned for a new church, is within Round Rock's Certificate of Convenience and Necessity, the geographical area in which the city can provide utility services.
The details
Round Rock provides water to the nearby Williamson County Park, and the property owner would extend the water line across the road for its use. The project will also require a 1.5 inch meter, equal to five living unit equivalents, a representation of the typical water demand produced by a residence or development.
The property would pay the water impact fee based on this LUE, which amounts to about $24,000.
