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Special Connection Charges for the Columbus Street Lift Station Area - Repealed -

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A RESOLUTION REPEALING SPECIAL CONNECTION CHARGES FOR A PORTION OF THE COLUMBUS STREET SANITARY SEWER LIFT STATION PROJECT COSTS, WHICH ARE ALLOCATED TO UNASSESSED PROPERTIES WITHIN THE LIFT STATION SERVICE AREA, AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. 6606
Current PolicyAdopted
Resolution 6708June 13, 2018
Previous PoliciesAdopted
Resolution 6606June 14, 2017
Resolution 6507June 8, 2016
Resolution 6436June 24, 2015
Resolution 6342June 25, 2014
Resolution 6251June 26, 2013
Resolution 6136June 6, 2012
Resolution 6026July 13, 2011
Resolution 5814July 22, 2009
Resolution 5438May 23, 2007
Resolution 5266May 24, 2006
Resolution 5149June 8, 2005
Resolution 5038September 8, 2004
Resolution 4842June 11, 2003
Resolution 4701June 12, 2002
Resolution 4434June 13, 2001
Resolution 3917March 11, 1998
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