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Mesa adopts 5-year capital improvement plan after staff says utility bond and rate forecasts remain adjustable
Summary
The council approved the city’s five‑year capital improvement program (CIP) and staff reiterated that the outer-year utility rate and debt forecasts are adjustable and that general-obligation bonds and utility revenue bonds are separate funding categories.
Mesa City Council adopted a five-year capital improvement program (CIP) resolution that covers fiscal year 2025–26 and provides a planning forecast for the subsequent four years, while staff emphasized the plan’s outer-year projections and any associated utility rate adjustments remain subject to later review.
The council vote approves the FY 2025–26 CIP (the item required by the city charter) and accepts the five-year projection as a plan; council and staff said year‑two through year‑five figures are forecasts and can be revised as circumstances…
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