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Right-of-way occupancy fee increase
Summary
Utility companies occupying city right-of-way would pay slightly higher fees starting July 1, raising about $4,500 a year total to cover the city's costs of managing that space.
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Last discussed Jun 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
About $4,500 in added annual revenue, paid by utility permit holders, not residents.
✅Who benefits
Taxpayers, since utility permit holders cover more of the right-of-way management cost.
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