SSDC1 Sulphur Springs

The agreement offers land in stages and grants measured at 50% of the city’s qualifying use-tax revenue, less the state collection fee. Later land transfers depend on construction, financing and customer commitments.

The city must provide access to an 18-inch water main and at least a 12-inch sewer main. This provision specifies connections, not a water-use limit.

Electricity supplied outside Oncor’s lines triggers quarterly city payments of $0.002905 per kilowatt-hour, supported by certified interval data. The payment obligation continues while that supply arrangement operates, including after the agreement ends.

Site plans must identify wetlands and proposed impacts. The city may require changes to keep disturbance and mitigation within federal permit limits, and compliance is a condition of development permits.

Later land transfers require specified building foundations, operating capacity, financing and customer agreements. The city retains remedies for breaches of land-use restrictions until those restrictions expire under the agreement.