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NTMWD adopts new water rate structure

by | Nov 5, 2020 | Latest

Representatives of the 13 member cities governing North Texas Municipal Water District gathered last week for a sym­bolic signing ceremony adopt­ing a new water rate structure that will conclude a wholesale water rate case filed with the Texas Public Utility Commis­sion.

The ceremony was held Fri­day, Oct. 29, by the water treat­ment facilities at the district headquarters in Wylie. Rep­resenting Princeton was City Manager Derek Borg.

“I would like to thank the mayors, city councils and city managers for their hard work over the past several years ne­gotiating this historical agree­ment,” Borg said. “And for coming together as a region for this great accomplishment.”

In addition to Wylie, the member cities are Allen, Farm­ersville, Forney, Frisco, Gar­land, McKinney, Mesquite, Plano, Princeton, Richardson, Rockwall and Royse City.

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