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Anna just finished its new Hurricane Creek wastewater plant to keep up with all the new houses popping up. It’s a major upgrade that ensures your plumbing and utility bills don't go haywire as the city expands.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Involves tens of millions in capital investments across water, sewer, and transportation funds.
Current and future residents, developers, and neighboring municipal partners will benefit from expanded utility capacity and improved roadways.
Ratepayers face potential utility rate adjustments driven by debt service and operational staffing needs for new facilities.
The property will no longer be subject to city regulations or ETJ oversight.
The approval allows for a new commercial business on the highway corridor.
Ensures traffic safety and prevents future congestion issues at the new development site.
This brings a large tract of land into the city, setting the stage for future development.
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The city is moving forward with $20 million in bonds to fund infrastructure for the Liberty Hills development.