Are you curious about what construction projects are taking place throughout Prescott? Well, you've come to the right place! Below you will find a list of construction projects that are currently underway as well as those projects that are still pending.
For information on the status of construction projects please call the City of Prescott Engineering Services Department at 928-777-1140.
Status: Preliminary engineering has been performed, along with an estimate of costs for the proposed participants. The public portion of the system within the streets or City easements between lots, is estimated to cost about $11,000 per participant. This cost would form the basis for an annual assessment on each participant's property tax bill, an amount sufficient to pay the $11,000 total over a twenty (20) to twenty-five (25) year period.
For those with failed septic systems, those who wish to connect to the public system due to problems experienced in the past, or owners of undeveloped lots which cannot support a septic system, the cost to connect to the public portion of the system in the street will be highly variable, but is estimated to range from $7,500 to $16,000.
Last updated: Thursday, July 10, 2008 at 12:31 PM
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Status: Preliminary engineering to the 30% design level has been completed, along with an estimate of costs for the proposed participants. The public portion of the system within the streets or City easements between lots, is estimated to cost about $13,000 per participant. This cost would form the basis for an annual assessment on each participant's property tax bill, an amount sufficient to pay off the $13,000 total over a twenty (20) to twenty-five (25) year period.
For those with failed septic systems, those who wish to connect to the public system due to problems experienced in the past, or owners of undeveloped lots which cannot support a septic system, the cost to connect to the public portion of the system in the street will be highly variable, but is estimated to cost an average of $12,000, which includes a connection charge of $3,273 (yet to be approved by City Council).
Last updated: Tuesday, July 1, 2008 at 1:25 PM
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Status: Preliminary engineering has been performed, along with an estimate of costs for the proposed participants. The public portion of the system within the streets or City easements between lots, is estimated to cost about $20,000 per participant. This cost would form the basis for an annual assessment on each participant's property tax bill, an amount sufficient to pay the $35,750 total over a twenty (20) to twenty-five (25) year period.
For those with failed septic systems, those who wish to connect to the public system due to problems experienced in the past, or owners of undeveloped lots which cannot support a septic system, the cost to connect to the public portion of the system in the street will be highly variable, but is estimated to cost an average of $8,300, which includes a connection charge of $3,273 (yet to be approved by City Council).
Last updated: Thursday, September 3, 2009 at 3:58 PM
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Status: Preliminary engineering has been performed, along with an estimate of costs for the proposed participants. The public portion of the system within the streets or City easements between lots, is estimated to cost about $35,750 per participant. This cost would form the basis for an annual assessment on each participant's property tax bill, an amount sufficient to pay the $35,750 total over a twenty (20) to twenty-five (25) year period.
For those with failed septic systems, those who wish to connect to the public system due to problems experienced in the past, or owners of undeveloped lots which cannot support a septic system, the cost to connect to the public portion of the system in the street will be highly variable, but is estimated to cost an average of $8,300, which includes a connection charge of $3,273 (yet to be approved by City Council).
Last updated: Tuesday, July 1, 2008 at 1:25 PM
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