Budget committee instates new franchise fee for solid waste
utility
Lisa Goudy/Times-Herald
Coun. Chris Warren speaks to his franchise fee
motion at
Monday’s budget committee meeting.
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By Lisa Goudy
Residents will have to pay higher franchise fees on their
water, sewer and solid waste utilities.
At Monday’s budget committee meeting, in a vote of 5-2, the
committee voted to discontinue the freeze on the water and sewer utility
franchise fees that council implemented in 2010 and to implement a five per
cent franchise fee for the waterworks utility, a five per cent fee for the
sewer utility and starting in 2017, a five per cent fee for the solid waste
utility.
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