Highlands Apartments Utility Repayment Agreement
Summary
The town agreed to pitch in $197,200 from contingency funds so a developer could install deeper sewer and water lines that will eventually help serve properties further west.
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Last discussed Jan 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
$197,200 from the general fund contingency reserve, offset by an estimated $278,000 in one-time buy-in fees and ongoing monthly utility revenue.
Future property owners west of the project area and the town utility system gain expanded infrastructure capacity.
General fund reserves are reduced for an unbudgeted utility expense.
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