Utility Service Agreements
There are three Utility Service Agreements related to Rowan’s data center development among the items the Temple City Council will consider at its September 17 meeting.
So, what is a Utility Service Agreement?
A Utility Service Agreement establishes requirements specifically related to a development’s use of the City’s water and wastewater systems. Depending on the project, it can address:
So, what is a Utility Service Agreement?
A Utility Service Agreement establishes requirements specifically related to a development’s use of the City’s water and wastewater systems. Depending on the project, it can address:
- Water and wastewater capacity use limits
- Monitoring and metering
- Infrastructure requirements
- Timing or staging of water use
- Compliance and enforcement mechanisms
Utility Service Agreements establish enforceable requirements for a development’s use of City water and wastewater systems, including mechanisms for monitoring and addressing compliance.
City Council will consider separate Utility Service Agreements for the three project sites (Phase 1/1B – Temple/Lasso, Phase 2 - Stampede, Phase 3 - Ranger) at its September 17 meeting.
Review the agenda and supporting documents at templetx.gov/meetings or learn more about data center development in Temple at templetx.gov/datacenters.
City Council will consider separate Utility Service Agreements for the three project sites (Phase 1/1B – Temple/Lasso, Phase 2 - Stampede, Phase 3 - Ranger) at its September 17 meeting.
Review the agenda and supporting documents at templetx.gov/meetings or learn more about data center development in Temple at templetx.gov/datacenters.