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Pleasanton City Council to consider sewer rate increases next month — Pleasanton Government news

Pleasanton homeowners could see their bimonthly sewer bills rise by nearly $30 under proposed rate increases set to be considered by the City Council next month. The post Pleasanton City Council to consider sewer rate increases next month appeared first on Pleasanton Weekly.

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