Create new rules restricting street digging after road resurfacing
In Plain English
The city wants to protect newly paved streets from being torn up too soon. The proposed law would temporarily ban utility companies and contractors from digging in streets after they get resurfaced. If approved, the city has 3 different versions of this rule to choose from.
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Votes
to approve alternative number three
to accept alternative number one and direct staff to come up with ways to assist with funding for low income
to approve alternative number two and direct staff to review if there is a nexus with the encroachment permit fees that could absorb the cost to the City of Richmond
5 to 1
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