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How Do I
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- Find Out About the planning commission? How to seek to enforce an existing code requirement? About geographic information systems (gis) services Rezone property? Subdivision land? File File to annex into the city? File for development of regional impact (dri) review? File for a development permit? Review sign regulations and obtain a sign permit? Determine what impact fees are charged for new dwellings?
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Wastewater Department
The Wastewater Division treats the community's wastewater utilizing three facilities; Jefferson LAS (land application system) currently treats up to 287,000 gpd, the new Central Wastewater Treatment Facility currently treats .5mgd with a capacity of 1mgd expandable to 2mgd, and the Interstate LAS can treat up to 316,000 gpd. A new 1 mgd wastewater treatment plant has been approved for the Interstate LAS site and will be built when required. Long range plans are to expand the treatment capacity to 5 mgd (million gallons per day).
