Sewer System Development Charges (SDCs)

Policy Title	Print Policy History
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING WASTEWATER SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT CHARGES, REAFFIRMING AN APPEAL FEE, AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. 6784

Current Policy	Adopted
Resolution 6905	July 22, 2020

Previous Policies	Adopted
Resolution 6784	March 13, 2019
Resolution 6699	June 13, 2018
Resolution 6599	June 14, 2017
Resolution 6501	June 8, 2016
Resolution 6430	June 24, 2015
Resolution 6336	June 25, 2014
Resolution 6245	June 26, 2013
Resolution 6130	June 6, 2012
Resolution 5805	July 22, 2009
Resolution 5430	May 23, 2007
Resolution 5258	May 24, 2006
Resolution 5141	June 8, 2005
Resolution 4984	June 23, 2004
Resolution 4839	June 11, 2003
Resolution 4696	June 12, 2002
Resolution 4429	June 13, 2001
Resolution 4293	June 14, 2000
Resolution 4135	June 23, 1999
Resolution 3971	July 8, 1998
Resolution 3513	May 10, 1995
Resolution 3448	December 14, 1994
Resolution 3286	August 25, 1993
Resolution 3072	June 27, 1991
Resolution 2464	May 9, 1984
Resolution 2001	September 13, 1978
Resolution 1973	June 28, 1978

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