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Conduct public protest hearing and receive written protests from property owners or their tenants, currently receiving water and/or sewer service from Fresno County Waterworks District 40 - Shaver Springs, prior to close of such public protest hearing, as required under California Constitution Article XIII D, Section 6 (Proposition 218), on a proposal to increase water and sewer service rates and fees for such District, and upon completion of such public protest hearing, approve item A or B, as applicable, as determined by Board of Supervisors (“Board”); A: if Board finds that there is not a majority protest against such proposal to increase water service rates and fees, your Board may adopt a Resolution authorizing proposed increases in water and sewer service rates and fees for Fresno County Waterworks District 40 - Shaver Springs, effective July 1, 2025; or B: if Board finds that there is a majority protest against such proposal to increase water and sewer service rates and fees, make determination that there is such a majority protest and abandon proceedings regarding such proposal to increase water and sewer service rates and fees, and direct Department of Public Works and Planning staff to hold a public meeting with Fresno County Waterworks District 40 - Shaver Springs community announcing immediate cost saving steps

Agenda Item Morning Session Introduced February 7, 2025
Committee
Public Works & Planning
Requested by
Public Works & Planning
Introduced
February 7, 2025
On agenda
June 24, 2025
Enactment no.
Resolution No. 25-205

Where it was heard

Board of Supervisors Jun 24, 2025 Conducted Public Hearing Pass Board of Supervisors Jun 24, 2025 Conducted Public Hearing Pass

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