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
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
No direct cost, but aimed at protecting local business revenue.
Downtown business owners and their patrons.
The developer, who must accelerate their construction schedule.
The city is moving forward with $20 million in bonds to fund infrastructure for the Liberty Hills development.
The city is working to ensure downtown businesses aren't hurt by upcoming construction on 4th Street. Staff are providing timelines and parking info to owners to keep customers coming.
The commission is taking a harder stance on developers who want to delay building promised neighborhood pools and parks until the very end of a project. They want to ensure residents get the amenities they were promised sooner rather than later.
The city is borrowing $85.5 million to build a new police station and expand the wastewater plant. This is necessary to keep up with Anna's rapid growth.
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