Submit utility tax law changes to voters in November election
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Resolution Resolution No. 41-09
In Plain English
The city wants to change its utility tax law and needs voter approval to do so. Richmond residents currently pay a tax on their gas, electric, and other utility bills. If approved, voters will decide on November 2 whether to accept the proposed changes to this tax.
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