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AGENDA REPORT
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11/7/2023
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ayFNSA"Tom City Council Meeting - Submit <br /> Submitted On: <br /> your written public comment Nov 6, 2023, 12:44PM PST <br /> R4 ea°�r City of Pleasanton <br /> '�v[o <br /> Full Name First Name: Peggy <br /> Last Name: V\blf <br /> Email (this entry is disclosable peggyLwolf@gmaii.com <br /> if included) <br /> City Council Meeting Date November 07, 2023 <br /> Agenda Item Number 16 <br /> Comments You have to be kidding on the "new" proposed water rate increases. <br /> I thought the old ones you proposed were bad enough but they are <br /> even worse (if that is even possible!). The proposed increases 30% <br /> Jan 2024, followed by 20%Jan 2025 and 12%Jan 2026. Even though, <br /> through your own admission, an official rate study has not been <br /> done. <br /> This goes along with your poor planning that voted to spend $10.5M <br /> (from ARPA COVID relief funding) on refurbishing a skate park and <br /> century house. Two new water wells outside of PFAS bloom need to <br /> be established at a cost of at least 25 million. That 10.5 million <br /> spent on pet projects could have paid for almost 1/2 of new wells. <br /> Stop making your mismanagement the problem of the people of this <br /> city. <br />
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