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The document outlines the process for submitting a Wastewater Capacity Reservation Transfer Application in Houston. It details the necessary documentation required for the application, including site plans, title reports, and approvals from lien holders. The guidelines are based on Chapter 47 of the City of Houston Code of Ordinances. The application must be processed within one to two weeks, and both sites involved in the transfer must be within the same treatment plant area.

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What is the City of Houston pay or play program?

Pay or Play Program (POP) The POP program requires that City of Houston contractors either contribute prescribed amounts to the Contractors Responsibility Fund (CRF) for their uninsured employees (PAY) or provide their employees a minimum level of healthcare benefits (PLAY).

Is working for the City of Houston a good job?

62% of City of Houston employees would recommend working there to a friend based on Glassdoor reviews. Employees also rated City of Houston 3.5 out of 5 for work life balance, 3.0 for culture and values and 3.1 for career opportunities. What are the pros and cons of working at City of Houston?

Is the city of Houston a good place to work?

Does the City of Houston pay weekly or biweekly?

The City of Houstons Payroll Services Division is responsible for the remuneration of over 22,000 City of Houston employees biweekly.

What are the pay raises for the City of Houston?

The contract includes a $3,000 flat raise in an employees first year at City Hall, then 3.5% raises the next two years. The contract also increases the citys minimum wage from $15 to $16.75.

Is working a city job worth it?

Yes, the salary may be 33% lower than comparable job in the private sector, but the City offers stability and if you think long-term, the benefits are good. You get a pension which is a guaranteed annuity that deposits in your bank on REGULAR basis.

Why work for the city of Houston?

COH is a great place to work. The people are friendly and the work atmosphere is generally good. Pay is Fair and the benefits are also good. There is a lot of Community engagement which can make the job worth it.

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