PUBLIC COSTS AND REVENUE
14. The development is served by public sewer and water.
15. The development generates significant property tax revenue.
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Item 14 I would assume is a given. However, what would be the cost if new pipes need to be put in place.
ReplyDelete15. The development may not generate significant property tax revenue. It depends what is deemed best for the City of Hallowell.