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Fairview council approves electric rate increase and reviews draft water conservation plan | Sanpete Messenger

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Following discussions at its Sept. 29 meeting, the Fairview City Council approved an electric rate increase and reviewed a draft Water Conservation Plan. A new AQUAtraX portal is also expected to help residents monitor water use, with public access anticipated in late October or early November.

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