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MAITLAND, Fla. – The Maitland city commission discussed the results of a study Monday evening to determine whether to raising water and sewage rates for residents.
The commission talked about gradually raising the rates over the next 5 years with an average household currently paying approximately $70 per bill going up to about $100 per bill by 2027.
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Monday night’s meeting was just a discussion, though city leaders are planning to prepare an ordinance to be introduced at another council meeting later this month.
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