Approve annual sewer service charges for city properties
In Plain English
The city must formally approve sewer charges each year as required by state law. These charges cover the cost of treating wastewater from city-owned buildings and facilities. If approved, the charges appear on the city's annual tax roll alongside property taxes.
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Votes
Close the public hearing
8 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council closed a public hearing on required annual sewer service charges with broad support, with only Councilmember Marquez abstaining. This is a routine administrative step mandated by state law that allows the city to collect fees for treating wastewater from city buildings and facilities. These charges will appear on the annual tax roll along with property taxes. The vote simply closed the hearing process rather than setting the actual charge amounts.
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Adopt Resolution No. 118-05
9 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved the city's annual sewer service charges as required by state law. These charges cover the cost of treating wastewater from city-owned buildings and facilities like City Hall and fire stations. The charges will appear on the city's tax roll alongside property taxes. This is a routine administrative action that the city must take every year to comply with state requirements.
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