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Review the written price and terms before deciding. Requesting an offer does not commit you to sell.
Compare Chico’s Market With the House You Are Selling
The Redfin Chico report for the three months ending September 2026 classified the market as Very Competitive, with a 75/100 Compete Score. Its separate competition module described about 31 days to pending; that is a different measure from the 33-day market-trends median. Neither measures the full time to receive sale proceeds.
A well-prepared house may benefit from retail exposure. If your property needs roof work, permit clarification or Chico’s RECO resale review, compare the cost and time of that preparation with a written as-is offer. These citywide figures do not set the value of your home.
Dated market snapshot retrieved October 23, 2026. Compare current property-specific evidence before deciding.
Sell It Exactly as It Sits in Chico
We buy houses in Chico CA in their current condition. Our purchase agreement can address the work and belongings you want to leave behind, so you can compare an offer before committing to a renovation.
Chico’s RECO program can apply to qualifying residences permitted before July 1, 1991 within city limits. Selling as-is does not itself establish certification, exemption or an approved transfer of responsibility. Address that requirement in the sale plan.
Read our guide to selling a house as-is and how cash buyers calculate offers. Condition review, cancellation rights and the agreed scope should be clear before you sign.
Selling a House in Chico’s Neighborhoods
Chico’s adopted Housing Element uses 2015–2019 ACS data showing about 12% of units built before 1950 and 53% built in 1980 or later. That is a dated planning baseline, not a 2026 stock estimate. Review the building you own rather than assigning a repair scope from its neighborhood or age.
| Neighborhood / District | Housing Profile | Common Challenges We Resolve | Seller Scenario |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Avenues / Chico Vecino | Late-19th- and early-20th-century houses, including Craftsman bungalows, wood-sided homes and altered rentals with multiple units. | Review original-building alterations, permit records and actual roof/exterior condition; the inventory does not establish a current neighborhood-wide defect rate. | Compare rehabilitation of an older or converted rental with a sale in current condition. |
| Barber | Older smaller Diamond Match-era houses, cottages, Craftsman houses and front porches in the south-of-creek inventory. | Evaluate aging roof coverings, porches and wood exteriors individually. Age alone does not prove structural damage. | Consider a direct offer before committing to a full renovation of a house with deferred maintenance. |
| Chapman / Mulberry | Established, predominantly single-family neighborhood with older housing; annexed to Chico in 2020. | The Housing Element identifies rehabilitation needs and historical sewer, storm-drain and street gaps. Verify current parcel services and completed improvements. | Compare documented repair and infrastructure-related costs with the written as-is terms. |
These are documented housing profiles and practical seller scenarios, not measured defect rates or evidence of increased distressed selling. Wood siding or stucco describes an exterior finish; stucco alone does not establish masonry framing. Historic inventories document raised concrete foundations, some basements, and pitched gable or hip roofs with composition shingles, without establishing a citywide ranking.
Chico Property Conditions That Can Change a Sale
Moisture-sensitive soils
Clay-bearing soils swell when wet and shrink when dry. Uneven moisture beneath a foundation can cause differential movement. Recurring cracks, uneven floors or binding doors are screening signs to investigate, not a diagnosis.
The City’s 2240 Nord Avenue study describes broader moderate/high expansion potential across much of central and western Chico, with lower potential to the east. Yet that site tested low. Parcel evidence can differ from a regional map; obtain a structural or geotechnical opinion before accepting a major repair allowance.
Localized susceptibility; no citywide foundation-failure rate is established.
Older roofs and rain entry
Chico’s Housing Element summarizes a 2012 visual survey of selected North Campus, South Campus, Southwest Chico and Chapman/Mulberry areas. It recorded missing or damaged roofing alongside other maintenance needs; it was not a current whole-city inspection.
Damaged covering can let rain reach sheathing, wood and interior finishes. Ceiling stains, missing shingles or attic moisture warrant investigation. If damage is confirmed, a retail buyer may seek a repair or credit. That possible transaction effect is a practical inference, not proof that your sale will fail.
Era-specific evidence from selected older neighborhoods.
Ember exposure and insurance
Unprotected vents, open eaves, leaf-filled gutters and combustible material near decks can allow embers to enter or ignite a building, as explained by California’s Safer from Wildfires program.
Use Chico’s address-level fire-hazard resources for interface-area properties. A hazard designation does not diagnose damage or guarantee an insurance outcome. Ask about the actual materials, mitigation work and a property-specific quote before assuming what an insurer will accept.
Regional exposure; no verified share of Chico homes with these vulnerabilities.
Drainage needs an address-level check, too. Chico’s Storm Water Master Plan evaluates deficiencies and systems including Little Chico Creek and Comanche Creek. Review the home’s actual water history and effective FEMA mapping rather than assuming that nearby creek exposure establishes its flood-zone status.
The California Department of Insurance describes the FAIR Plan as a basic-property fallback for eligible risks when ordinary coverage is unavailable; broader coverage may need a separate Difference in Conditions policy. Under the 2026 FAIR Plan rules, condemned/uninhabitable buildings, intended demolitions and buildings vacant or unoccupied for over a year generally fall within exclusions, with an ongoing-construction exception for the vacancy rule. Deterioration or substandard systems can instead produce a conditions surcharge on otherwise eligible property. Confirm the individual risk with a qualified insurance professional.
Check RECO and Permit Records Before You Set a Closing Date
For qualifying Chico residences permitted before July 1, 1991, the City’s Residential Retrofit Program brochure says existing certification is valid for 10 years. The checks include attic insulation, exterior sealing, accessible ducts and water/energy-conservation measures. An older home can therefore need a resale-compliance review even if its finishes are acceptable to the buyer.
A transfer of responsibility requires City approval and gives the buyer 180 days to complete the measures. Ask the City program to confirm certification, an exemption or the approved transfer route for your property. Write the agreed responsibility into the transaction; an as-is clause alone does not secure City approval.
For an added room or converted rental, request the parcel’s history from the Chico Building Division and Code Enforcement Division. Compare the documented use and open requirements with what is physically present. Records review supplements the title search and can help define the scope of an as-is offer.
AS-IS Repair Cost Estimator
Use this broad range to plan a repair-and-list scenario. It is not an inspection, appraisal, contractor quote, guarantee or cash offer. The rates below are illustrative assumptions in U.S. dollars, not measured Chico contractor prices.
Actual scope, materials, labor, permitting, access and concealed damage can change costs substantially. Permits, design, RECO certification, major structural or soil work, extensive drainage remediation and specialist insurance-related work are excluded. Chico’s parcel-specific soil conditions and RECO obligations need separate assessment. This estimate is not an automatic deduction from an offer.
Cash Sale vs. Traditional Listing in Chico
A traditional sale may produce a higher gross price, but commissions, seller closing costs, repairs, concessions and ongoing holding expenses reduce the amount you ultimately keep. A direct cash sale generally prioritizes speed, certainty and convenience rather than the highest possible gross price.
Chico’s 33-day median market time in the dated September 2026 reporting window excludes escrow closing. For a pre-July-1991 residence, also compare who will complete or assume any applicable RECO measures.
| Decision point | Traditional listing | Direct cash sale with MHIC |
|---|---|---|
| Gross price | Potentially higher gross price | Usually lower than full retail value |
| Commissions | Agent commission may apply | No agent commission |
| Closing costs | Seller closing costs may apply | MHIC pays normal closing costs |
| Property condition | Repairs or buyer credits may be requested | Property sold as-is |
| Contingencies | Financing and appraisal contingencies | No buyer-financing contingency |
| Timeline | Longer and less predictable timeline | Seller selects an available closing date |
The signed agreement controls the actual terms, including condition review and cancellation rights. Existing mortgage debt, taxes, liens and agreed exceptions still affect your proceeds; paying normal closing costs does not erase those obligations.
Compare Your Estimated Selling Options
Use our adjustable calculator to compare a traditional listing with a direct cash sale using your property’s estimated value and expenses.
Use the Net-Proceeds Calculator →Probate, Foreclosure Deadlines, and Complicated Title Situations in Chico
Mortgage foreclosure: use the actual notice
California permits judicial and nonjudicial foreclosure; the power-of-sale trustee process predominates. In that process, a recorded Notice of Default starts the formal public proceeding in the property’s county. A later Notice of Sale supplies the auction date, time and location. See the California Courts nonjudicial foreclosure guide.
Under Civil Code section 2924(a), the earliest sale after the NOD is three calendar months plus 20 days. Calendar months vary, so this is not a fixed 110- or 111-day count. The Courts’ general 4–6 month benchmark is not a measured Butte County median or your sale date; additional protections, loss mitigation, bankruptcy, orders or postponements can extend a case.
Section 2924c(e) normally allows reinstatement by curing the monetary default and permitted costs until five business days before the sale. A qualifying postponement or new notice can revive or extend that right. Full payoff can stop a nonjudicial sale before it occurs. Obtain the trustee’s current written demand and cutoff immediately.
Notice requirements, postponements and post-sale rights
For covered loans, required contact or due diligence generally precedes the NOD by 30 days. The NOD is mailed within 10 business days. Sale notice must be recorded, posted and first published at least 20 days before sale; publication runs weekly for three consecutive calendar weeks, with required section 2924b mailings. Applicable warning language and translated summaries also depend on the loan/property rules. These are baseline requirements, with additional protections possible. Read the DRE’s published California Code excerpts.
For qualifying residential property of no more than four units, section 2924f(e) provides a one-time additional 45-day postponement when a qualifying listing agreement is timely delivered by the specified tracked method at least five business days before sale. Following that postponement, a qualifying purchase agreement timely received can require a sale date at least 45 days after receipt. Eligibility, contract and delivery requirements apply; an informal offer alone does not create an extension. Ask an attorney to assess the actual documents under section 2924f(e).
The actual sale notice controls the address. Section 2924g places the trustee auction in the property’s county, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on a business day; there is no single compulsory Butte County courthouse location established here. Under the Courts’ foreclosure guide, an ordinary nonjudicial mortgage sale has no borrower post-sale redemption right. Judicial foreclosure can allow three months if proceeds satisfy the debt, interest and costs, or one year if they do not, subject to the judgment and exceptions. HOA assessment foreclosure has separate rules.
A direct sale is one possible option if you have legal authority to sell and enough time to complete it before the scheduled sale. Requesting or accepting an offer does not itself postpone an auction. Our foreclosure selling guide provides broader sale considerations.
Inherited Chico homes: a value threshold is only one requirement
The Superior Court of California, County of Butte — Probate Division, North Butte County Courthouse is at 1775 Concord Avenue, Chico, CA 95928. Ask the clerk about filing procedures and a California probate attorney about entitlement and authority to sell.
| Procedure | Value and waiting period | What it can do and what still matters |
|---|---|---|
| DE-310: Petition to Determine Succession to Primary Residence | For deaths on or after April 1, 2025: up to $750,000 gross date-of-death value of the decedent’s interest in the California primary residence; wait at least 40 days. Mortgage debt is not subtracted to create eligibility. | Requires a Superior Court petition and succession order. It is not a general shortcut for every rental or vacation home. Supply appraisal, residence and ownership facts; no California administration proceeding may exist without the representative’s consent. Entitled successors disclose interests and every named petitioner signs. Other assets need their own route, and mortgage liens remain to be addressed. |
| DE-305: Affidavit re Real Property of Small Value | For deaths on or after April 1, 2025: $69,625 gross aggregate California real property, subject to statutory exclusions; wait at least six months. The limit is not per parcel. | A probate-referee inventory/appraisal and notarized affidavit are filed with the court, then a certified copy is recorded. Generally avoids a formal probate hearing. Funeral and last-illness expenses and known unsecured debts must be paid. No California administration may have occurred or be pending unless the representative consents. The sole successor or all successors to the claimed interest sign, as applicable. |
| Personal-property small-estate affidavit | For deaths on or after April 1, 2025: the $208,850 gross California estate test applies with statutory exclusions, including relevant section 13050 and section 13151 property; wait at least 40 days. | Collects qualifying personal property from its holder, ordinarily without a court filing. It does not transfer the house. Entitlement, co-successor signatures and administration/consent rules still matter; subtracting debts does not manufacture eligibility. |
The Judicial Council’s DE-300 schedule states the current thresholds and next ordinary adjustment of April 1, 2028. DE-310 and DE-305 filing venue depends on the decedent’s county residence/domicile or, for a non-California resident, ownership of property in the county. The Courts’ simplified-transfer guide explains why a court order and other eligibility requirements matter. Our inherited-house guide can help frame the sale decision.
Back taxes and title questions
The Butte County Treasurer-Tax Collector’s posted schedule makes a current payoff more useful than an old tax bill:
- First secured installment: due November 1, delinquent after December 10; a 10% penalty applies to the unpaid installment.
- Second installment: due February 1, delinquent after April 10; a 10% penalty plus the posted $44 charge applies.
- Unpaid secured taxes move to the delinquent roll July 1. The County posts 1.5% per month on unpaid prior-year balances and a $15 redemption fee.
Timely online installment payments are accepted through midnight on the final due date. Weekend/holiday dates generally shift to the next business day. At fiscal-year-end, payment must be received by 5 p.m. on the last business day in June; June 30 postmarks are not accepted. Check supplemental bills separately and ask the Collector for the property’s current demand.
A title/escrow professional reviews ownership, heirship documents and recorded claims through the Butte County official-record index and underlying instruments, then obtains required payoffs or releases. If a code-enforcement matter includes a recorded lien, its documented terms need review; an open complaint alone does not establish that a lien exists. The Butte County Clerk-Recorder — Recorder Division, 155 Nelson Avenue, Oroville, CA 95965 is the recording authority.
My House Into Cash provides a direct purchasing option, not legal, tax, probate, financial or foreclosure-defense advice. Consult the court clerk, County Tax Collector, real estate/probate attorney, tax professional or other qualified adviser about your circumstances. An offer cannot guarantee foreclosure prevention, court approval, lien removal, tax forgiveness or title clearance.
What Happens Between Accepting Your Cash Offer and Getting Paid in Chico?
Northern California commonly uses a title company for escrow and title services. Parties can sign separately; completion depends on the escrow instructions and recording requirements, as explained by the California Department of Real Estate.
The sequence below is an illustrative five-business-day target for a transaction ready to proceed, not a measured Chico average or a guaranteed deadline. Probate authority, RECO approval, recorded claims and payoff response times can require a later date.
Finalize the purchase contract
Put the price, as-is scope, condition review, cancellation terms, items left behind and available closing date in writing. MHIC’s direct purchase has no agent commission or seller transaction fee, and MHIC pays normal closing costs under the agreement. Existing debts and agreed exceptions remain part of the net-proceeds calculation. For Chico, establish how applicable RECO requirements will be satisfied.
Search title and check municipal records
The selected provider obtains a preliminary title report and reviews vesting, prior deeds, deeds of trust, reconveyances, recorded liens and easements using the County’s recorded documents. Match the legal description and APN with Assessor records, request current secured/supplemental/delinquent-tax information and check City permit, code and RECO status.
Mid Valley Title & Escrow Company is listed in ALTA’s directory as a Chico provider candidate. That listing does not establish an MHIC partnership or service endorsement; the provider is selected for the actual transaction.
Obtain payoffs and address title exceptions
Escrow requests mortgage demands, the County’s current tax amounts and documentation for required releases or ownership authority. Resolve the exceptions needed for the agreed policy and escrow instructions. A name/document index or assessor map alone is not a title opinion; unfinished ownership or compliance work can extend the schedule.
Sign the deed, record and receive your net proceeds
An ordinary California private sale uses a grant deed with limited implied covenants; the transaction or authority may require another instrument. Grantors or authorized representatives sign and acknowledge it. Under the California Notary Public Handbook, acknowledgment involves personal appearance, established identity and the notarial journal signature; a deed also calls for a right thumbprint, subject to physical-inability rules. Ordinary deed execution does not require two subscribing witnesses.
Escrow arranges recording with the Butte County Clerk-Recorder and disburses seller proceeds by wire or check under signed instructions once closing conditions are met. Signing alone is not confirmation that proceeds have been released. Ask escrow for the actual recording and payment status and review the final settlement statement.
Chico and Surrounding Communities
Explore Chico and the 17 surrounding communities below. The map uses Chico’s 2025 Census representative internal point at 39.758951, −121.817720 and community reference coordinates from the same Gazetteer. These are geographic references, not surveyed property locations or driving-distance claims. Durham and Magalia are residential census-designated places. These nearby communities are local references, not a limit on where we buy houses. If your property is elsewhere, share the street address for a no-obligation review.
- Durham
- Paradise
- Magalia
- Oroville
- Orland
- Corning
- Willows
- Biggs
- Gridley
- Live Oak
- Red Bluff
- Colusa
- Williams
- Marysville
- Yuba City
- Anderson
- Redding
Explore Chico and nearby communities. Share your property address for a no-obligation review.
The community explorer uses reference points, while the Google map shows roads and lets you pan or zoom. City names and ZIP codes help identify locations; they do not define purchasing boundaries. Confirm the physical property address when requesting an offer. See our California home-buying coverage.
Chico Real Estate & Legal Terms Homeowners Should Know
- RECO — Residential Energy Conservation Ordinance
- Chico’s resale energy/water-conservation program for qualifying pre-July-1991 residences. A seller checks certification or exemption; transferring completion to the buyer requires City approval. Official source.
- APN — Assessor’s Parcel Number
- Butte County’s parcel identifier, used to match assessment records and maps. It helps identify the tax parcel but does not replace the deed’s legal description or a title search. Official source.
- Notice of Default (NOD)
- The recorded notice that begins the formal public nonjudicial mortgage-foreclosure process and starts a critical cure period; it is distinct from the later auction notice. Official source.
- Grant deed
- A California deed using a grant to convey the seller’s interest with limited implied covenants. Recorded liens and title exceptions still need to be reviewed and addressed in escrow. Official source.
- Tax-defaulted property / redemption penalties
- Unpaid secured taxes move to Butte County’s delinquent roll July 1 and accrue posted monthly penalties plus a redemption fee; a sale payoff must use the current tax demand. Official source.
- Petition to Determine Succession to Primary Residence (DE-310)
- A court-based simplified inheritance transfer for a qualifying California primary residence. For deaths on or after April 1, 2025, the current limit is $750,000 gross value, not mortgage-adjusted equity. Official source.
Frequently Asked Questions About Selling a Chico House
Which ZIP codes do you cover in Chico and the surrounding area?
Chico’s main residential ZIP codes are 95926, 95928 and 95973. This guide includes every one of the 17 surrounding communities listed in our nearby-community section:
| Community | Main residential street-address ZIP codes |
|---|---|
| Chico | 95926, 95928, 95973 |
| Durham | 95938 |
| Paradise | 95969 |
| Magalia | 95954 |
| Oroville | 95965, 95966 |
| Orland | 95963 |
| Corning | 96021 |
| Willows | 95988 |
| Biggs | 95917 |
| Gridley | 95948 |
| Live Oak | 95953 |
| Red Bluff | 96080 |
| Colusa | 95932 |
| Williams | 95987 |
| Marysville | 95901 |
| Yuba City | 95991, 95993 |
| Anderson | 96007 |
| Redding | 96001, 96002, 96003 |
Additional Chico mailing codes are 95927, 95929 and 95976. Also check 95967 for Paradise mail, 95992 for Yuba City mail, and 96049/96099 for Redding mail. A mailing code can serve post-office boxes or an institution rather than define a residential neighborhood.
For nearby rural or foothill properties, also ask about 95914 Bangor; 95916 Berry Creek; 95920 Butte City; 95930 Clipper Mills; 95940 Feather Falls; 95941 Forbestown; 95942 Forest Ranch; 95943 Glenn; 95951 Hamilton City; 95958 Nelson; 95968 Palermo; 95974 Richvale; 95978 Stirling City; 96022 Cottonwood; 96035 Gerber; 96055 Los Molinos; and 96092 Vina. Some rural communities use postal-box mailing arrangements, so provide the physical property address.
The State of California ZIP/city directory supports the mailing-place references. Use USPS ZIP Code Lookup for an exact address. These ZIP codes are local references, not service-area boundaries. Contact us even if your ZIP code is not listed; property eligibility is reviewed by address.
How do I sell my house for cash in Chico?
Call (866) 651-6617 or use the form with the property address, known condition and preferred date. Review the written offer, condition-review terms, costs and cancellation rights. If you accept, title and escrow review ownership, payoffs and applicable Chico compliance requirements before recording and paying your net proceeds.
Can I sell my Chico house as-is with repairs or belongings left behind?
Yes. Request an offer before painting, replacing flooring, repairing a roof or clearing every room. Agree in writing on what can remain and disclose known condition information during our review. For qualifying pre-July-1991 Chico residences, RECO certification, exemption or an approved responsibility transfer still needs to be addressed.
How fast can a Chico cash sale close?
The available date depends on the signed agreement, ownership authority, current demands, required releases and Chico compliance work. The five-day sequence on this page is an illustrative target, not a promise. A pending succession order or an unresolved RECO question can require more time. Ask escrow for the actual recording and payment schedule.
What should I compare when choosing cash home buyers in Chico CA?
If you searched “sell house fast Chico CA,” ask cash buyers for houses in Chico for a written explanation of the price, condition review, cancellation rights, cost allocation and available date. Compare net proceeds after existing mortgage, tax and lien payoffs. A Chico title-provider directory listing does not itself establish a relationship with the buyer; confirm who will handle your transaction.
Does an as-is sale let me skip Chico’s RECO program?
An as-is clause does not determine City compliance. The City brochure applies RECO to qualifying residences permitted before July 1, 1991 within Chico city limits. Existing certification is valid for 10 years; a responsibility transfer requires City approval and gives the buyer 180 days. Ask the City which route applies to your parcel.
Can I sell an inherited Chico home under California’s $750,000 procedure?
Possibly, if the residence and estate meet all requirements. For deaths on or after April 1, 2025, DE-310 uses up to $750,000 in gross date-of-death value of the decedent’s interest in a California primary residence, with at least 40 days after death and a court succession order. It is not a mortgage-adjusted equity test or an automatic right to sign a sale contract.
Can an offer stop a Butte County trustee’s sale?
An offer does not itself stop or postpone the sale. A direct sale may be possible before the auction if legal authority, payoffs and timing permit. Obtain the actual notice and trustee demand, and consult a California attorney immediately about reinstatement or any qualifying postponement. The California Courts guide explains the nonjudicial process.
Can I sell with unpaid Butte County property taxes or a recorded lien?
Ask escrow to obtain current demands and review whether the agreed sale can satisfy required payoffs and releases. The County’s posted penalties mean an old balance may be outdated. Neither a buyer’s offer nor an as-is clause forgives a tax debt, removes a lien or guarantees clear title.
Do cracks or a fire-hazard map mean my Chico house cannot sell?
No individual outcome follows from a map or screening sign alone. The Nord Avenue study illustrates why site testing can differ from broader soil mapping. For wildfire exposure, review the City’s address-level resources and obtain property-specific insurance advice. Compare the actual findings and written sale terms before choosing repairs or an as-is sale.
Is the repair estimator a Chico contractor quote or an offer calculation?
No. It applies the displayed illustrative rates and optional allowances, then adds the selected contingency. It does not inspect the house or price every local compliance and structural issue. Get separate bids for major soil/foundation work, extensive drainage remediation and any RECO measures. A purchase offer is assessed separately.
Who pays closing costs, and how do I receive my money?
MHIC pays normal closing costs under the written direct-purchase agreement. Existing debts, taxes, liens and agreed exceptions can still reduce proceeds. California escrow disburses by wire or check under signed instructions after closing conditions are met; ask the selected provider to confirm the actual recording and release date. Review the settlement statement rather than equating the headline price with the payment.
Get a Written Cash Offer for Your Chico House
Share the address, known repairs, occupancy and preferred timing. For an older Chico residence, mention any RECO certificate or permit question so those details can be reviewed early. Compare the written offer with the time and cost of preparing the property for a listing.
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Official Chico Homeowner Resources
Use the appropriate office for the parcel, tax balance, court process or compliance question you need to resolve.
- Superior Court of California, County of Butte — Probate Division ↗
- Butte County Assessor ↗
- Butte County Treasurer-Tax Collector — Property Taxes ↗
- City of Chico, Community Development Department — Building Division ↗
- City of Chico, Community Development Department — Code Enforcement Division ↗
- City of Chico — City Residential Retrofit Program / Residential Energy Conservation Ordinance ↗
- Butte County Clerk-Recorder — Recorded Documents / Official Records ↗
- Judicial Council of California — DE-300, Maximum Values for Small Estate Set-Aside and Disposition of Estate Without Administration, revised April 28, 2025 ↗
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company — PG&E service area ↗
- City of Chico — Final Storm Water Master Plan ↗