San Angelo Launches Webpage Explaining Proposed $15 Right-of-Way Fee

SAN ANGELO, TX -- The City of San Angelo has created a webpage at sanangelo.gov/ROW to help residents understand the proposed right-of-way infrastructure fee currently under consideration as part of the fiscal year 2026-27 budget process.

Under the current proposal, residential customers would pay roughly $15 per month through their monthly city utility bills. Commercial and other non-residential customer rates would vary based on property size and type.

Revenue from the proposed fee would fund maintenance of items in the right-of-way, including streets, curbing, sidewalks, ADA facilities (such as ramps and crosswalks), signs, signals, striping, alleys, and street lighting. These services are currently supported primarily through the city’s general fund.

The fee has not been adopted by the San Angelo City Council. Council will consider the proposed fee during its Sept. 9 meeting, including a first reading of the ordinance and public hearing. Those wishing to offer public comment on this item may fill out a public comment request form at sanangelo.gov/PublicComment.