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The Herriman City Council has approved a 6.5% increase in water rates, down from the previously proposed 13%. This change is intended to help fund necessary infrastructure improvements and maintenance. Residents should care because this will directly affect their water bills, potentially increasing living costs.
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This will increase the city's revenue from water rates, potentially leading to higher costs for residents and businesses.
The city will benefit from increased revenue, which can be used for infrastructure improvements and maintenance.
Residents, businesses, and farmers who rely on water for irrigation may face higher costs.
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