Bayport City Council Workshop March 1, 2021
Water service extension request for the proposed Hills of Spring Creek subdivision
Analysis of water capacity in the upper zone during summer irrigation
Stormwater reuse pond system feasibility and backup requirements
Long-term impacts on municipal water infrastructure and booster station upgrades
Trunk area charges and fee structures for future infrastructure replacement
Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) requirements for Baytown Township service
Water system looping project at Stagecoach and 47th
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Notable Quotes (3)
This connection if it's just for residential use no outside watering that it would obviously have a minimal impact on water usage.
We want to make sure that we work together and that we don't stress out the water system and that we don't put you guys in a bad position.
If the capacity is there... the joint powers agreement would require it.
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StantonMayorBayport Mayor
Bayport Mayor
HansonCouncilmemberBayport Council
Bayport Council
CarlsonCouncilmemberBayport Council
Bayport Council
MattStaff MemberCity staff member presenting water service impact analysis
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City staff member presenting water service impact analysis
“The developer would be responsible for all costs associated with installation of the system.”
Regarding financial responsibility for new water infrastructure.
AdamAdministratorCity Administrator
City Administrator
John DollCouncilmemberQuestioning developer and infrastructure looping
Questioning developer and infrastructure looping
Rick WareRepresentativeBaytown representative attending the workshop
Baytown representative attending the workshop
John HallBoard ChairBaytown representative addressing the council
Baytown representative addressing the council
LunanCity AttorneyProviding guidance on Joint Powers Agreement obligations
Providing guidance on Joint Powers Agreement obligations
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- March 1, 2021: Bayport City Council Workshop