Get ready for higher water bills! Midland is looking to increase drainage fees, and residents are already voicing their concerns. Expect a lot of debate before any final decisions are made.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
Terms of the agreements were not detailed, but they relate to property usage rights.
Pipeline companies and potentially the city through managed property use.
Everyone who pays a utility bill in Midland will be paying more.
The council approved amendments and new licenses for right-of-way usage related to pipeline operations, ensuring continued utility infrastructure management.
The council approved agreements related to utility services, including a surface use agreement with an energy company and a right-of-way license. They also approved a tariff for Atmos Energy.
Midland residents push back against 'drainage fee' increase newswest9.com
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