A WCR Letter will: Determine if there are adequate and available wastewater and water utilities to serve the proposed development; Identify the point of connection to the City's wastewater and water utilities; Determine if impact fees are due

What is a WCR Letter? A Wastewater Capacity Reservation (WCR) letter will: Determine if there are adequate and available wastewater and water utilities to serve the proposed development; Identify the point of connection to the City's wastewater and …

The attached Wastewater Capacity Reservation Application (also used to obtain water and storm letters) must be completed by the current property owner or by an authorized representative of the owner. Fee simple owner signatures must be ORIGINAL and in BLUE INK.

The Planning Branch supports Houston Water by advising on delivery of water and wastewater services today, and planning for delivery of those services in the future.

A WCR Letter will: Determine if there are adequate and available wastewater and water utilities to serve the proposed development. Identify the point of connection to the City's wastewater and water utilities. Determine if impact fees are due.

The attached WASTEWATER CAPACITY RESERVATION APPLICATION (also used to obtain water and storm letters) must be completed by the current property owner or by an authorized representative of the owner. Fee simple owner signatures must be ORIGINAL and in BLUE INK.

1) pay wastewater & water impact fees for wcr letter ilms #21082855. 2) upload the wcr letter and impact fee receipts to the utility: letter section of the documents tab within projectdox for a: complete utility review. impact fees should be paid based on the wcr letter prior to resubmittal.

A WCR Letter will: Determine if there are adequate and available wastewater and water utilities to serve the proposed development; Identify the point of connection to the City's wastewater and water utilities; Determine if impact fees are due

The Taps & Meters section reviews residential and commercial plans for compliance with the WCR Letters, reviews impact fee exemptions, permits water meters and sewer connections, permits water and sewer main extensions, and permits water and sewer abandonments.

A WCR Letter will: Determine if there are adequate and available wastewater and water utilities to serve the proposed development. Identify the point of connection to the City's wastewater and water utilities. Determine if impact fees are due.