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River Heights council hears water-rate study that would raise monthly base by about $44 Consultants recommended raising the monthly base water rate roughly $44 per connection — from $29.75 to about $73.75 — to fund prioritized service-line and other capital projects; council asked staff to study phased increases, reprioritization and grant options.

River Heights may see a staggering $44 increase in monthly water rates as officials scramble to fund crucial infrastructure projects.

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Commission begins rewriting ADU ordinance; assigns sections, flags parking, septic and rental‑term issues River Heights planners reviewed a rough draft of an accessory dwelling unit ordinance, debated detached vs. internal ADUs, lot size, setbacks, parking and utilities, and assigned sections to commissioners for revision ahead of an October state effective date.

River Heights planners are tackling the complexities of a new accessory dwelling unit ordinance, debating everything from parking to lot sizes to ensure it meets both local needs and state requirements.

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