The ordinance also asserts that there is no more water capacity available to commit to the development of lots.
In effect for property within city limits and its extraterritorial jurisdiction, the temporary development moratorium does not affect projects that do not impact the city's water capacity, projects that are in progress and have city permits that are not expired as of Dec. 16 or projects that are grandfathered under as provided by state law, according to the ordinance.
To identify if a project is considered an exception to the moratorium, property owners can apply for an exception while property owners who would like to continue with the development permitting process during the temporary moratorium can request a waiver, according to the ordinance.Meanwhile, a temporary water system is underway for the east side of Magnolia, where the
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