How is new development factored into water fees and rates?
New development contributes in many ways, including paying tap or connection fees to CPNMD to help offset the cost of infrastructure which is needed to provide service to the development. New developments in the community, such as Lagae Ranch, also pay an additional fee on top of the tap fee which is earmarked for renewable water. Developers are also responsible for constructing and paying for the infrastructure within the individual developments.
Additionally, each home or business in Lagae Ranch will pay property taxes, a portion of which comes directly to CPNMD.
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