Summary
Marble Falls cut an odor control system and scaled back parts of its new wastewater plant to fight rising construction costs, while the city council threw in an extra $88,000. Thankfully, the project's timeline is safe and they are using existing backup cash instead of asking taxpayers for new money.
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Impact analysis
The city found an extra $88,000 in existing backup funds, so your taxes won't go up right now.
Local taxpayers benefit because the project stays on schedule and avoids a brand-new funding request.
Residents living near the plant might deal with worse smells since the odor control system was cut.
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