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Resident protests sewer assessment and 8% interest rate; council sends Broken Kettle ordinance to second reading
Summary
At a public hearing on Broken Kettle Road sewer connection fees, resident Keith Radek challenged the project length and an 8% assessment interest rate, and staff said interest may accrue from construction completion; council requested clarification and moved the ordinance to second reading.
Sioux City held a public hearing on an ordinance to set sanitary-sewer connection fees for the Broken Kettle Road sewer-extension project, and one nearby property owner urged changes to how assessments and interest are calculated.
Keith Radek, who said he owns 3503 Broken Kettle Road, told the council the project appears to run about 960 feet past his driveway when only about 480 feet would reach the connection point near his home. He argued…
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