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Chico may defer sewer projects to reduce costs

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By Michael Weber 
| The Sacramento Bee
CHICO - However the numbers are crunched, the Chico City Council must decide how to pay for $134.5 million in recommended improvements to the city's sewer system. With regard to cost-sensitive residents, councilors in May voted against its previous decision in March to increase sewer rates by 180% in 2027 and 3% each year through 2031, totaling to a 215% increase.
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Chico may defer sewer projects to reduce costs

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By Michael Weber 
| Merced Sun-Star
CHICO - However the numbers are crunched, the Chico City Council must decide how to pay for $134.5 million in recommended improvements to the city's sewer system. With regard to cost-sensitive residents, councilors in May voted against its previous decision in March to increase sewer rates by 180% in 2027 and 3% each year through 2031, totaling to a 215% increase.
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Chico may defer sewer projects to reduce costs

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By Michael Weber 
| Fresno Bee
CHICO - However the numbers are crunched, the Chico City Council must decide how to pay for $134.5 million in recommended improvements to the city's sewer system. With regard to cost-sensitive residents, councilors in May voted against its previous decision in March to increase sewer rates by 180% in 2027 and 3% each year through 2031, totaling to a 215% increase.
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