Legislators are scrutinizing how cities collect and use various fees, including utility connection charges and impact fees. There's also a focus on limiting transfers of revenue from utility funds to the general fund, which could impact the city's overall budget.
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Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
Rental costs for park facilities will increase, particularly for non-residents, which could impact event planning budgets.
The city will benefit from increased revenue to maintain facilities. Residents may see continued access to affordable rentals, while non-residents will pay a higher rate.
Non-residents who wish to rent park facilities will face higher costs.
Legislators are scrutinizing how cities collect and use various fees, including utility connection charges and impact fees. There's also a focus on limiting transfers of revenue from utility funds to the general fund, which could impact the city's overall budget.
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A public commenter stressed the importance of a strong compliance function and consistent follow-up on audit findings to ensure the city is effectively recovering all due revenue.