Severance partially lifts building-permit moratorium
SEVERANCE — The Severance Town Council Tuesday voted to lift a moratorium on building permits in areas outside the town’s water service area.
Severance owns its own water but relies on the North Weld County Water District for treatment and delivery. Severance residents receive water either from the town directly or through North Weld. North Weld imposed a tap moratorium Sept. 29 but partially lifted that moratorium Feb. 14, allowing 50 tap permits initially and 10 per month thereafter, through the end of the year.
Severance’s action was approved 6-0, with councilmember Tad Stout, who also serves on the North Weld…
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