After a Truth in Taxation hearing on Aug. 17, the River Heights City Council voted 5-0 for a rate above the certified rate. The city's stated plan splits the estimated added revenue among parks, sidewalk repairs and administrative wages and benefits.
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At an Aug. 13 hearing the city engineer described a $781,700 project with $721,050 eligible for Cache County Council of Governments funding. The written cost opinion attached to the same minutes lists $788,700 total and $580,800 in eligible costs.
