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Cumulative Flooding and Stormwater Management

Could increase upfront development costs but reduce long-term public drainage repair expenses.

Open Burning Regulations and State Authority

Potential future costs if local monitoring or air quality programs are established.

clean water access

Upgrading and securing safe water infrastructure could mean higher utility investments down the line, but it prevents costly health and filtration expenses for households.

Severe Drought and Water Shortage Restrictions

Potential savings or revenue opportunities if treated wastewater is successfully permitted for commercial use.

water conservation

Residents who ignore the new watering schedule could face local fines, while the county saves money on long-term water treatment and infrastructure strain.

Water Capacity and Fire Flow in Southern Brunswick County

Potential future capital outlays for water infrastructure upgrades and looping lines.

Southport Wastewater System Rehabilitation

Increases the monthly base wastewater charge by $6 and volumetric rates by $1 per thousand gallons for residential, commercial, and industrial customers.

flood risk ordinance

Property owners might face higher upfront construction costs, but it could save everyone money on flood insurance and major repairs down the road.

water infrastructure grant

This grant funding could save local taxpayers a bundle by covering hefty water system upgrades without forcing a direct hike in utility rates.

Utilities - Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc. Contract for F550 Purchase