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Date Created: 08/07/25
Last updated: 08/07/25
Date Created: 08/07/25
Last updated: 08/07/25
City: St. Petersburg |
St. Petersburg, FL to Consider Ordinances Setting FY 2026 Utility Rates |
The Council will consider:
(a) Ordinance 616-H, an ordinance relating to sanitation rates and charges; amending
Chapter 27, Section 27-557 of the St. Petersburg City Code; amending rates and
charges for sanitation services; providing for severability of provisions; providing an
explanation of words struck through and underlined; establishing a date to begin
calculating new rates for billing purposes; and providing an effective date.
(b) Ordinance 615-H, an ordinance relating to utility rates; amending section 27-405,
Subsections (b)(1) and (b)(2) of the St. Petersburg City Code; amending the
stormwater utility fee; amending the tiered rate structure fees for single family
residential parcels; providing for severability of provisions; providing an explanation
of words struck through and underlined; establishing a date to begin calculating new
rates for billing purposes; and providing an effective date.
(c) Ordinance 617-H, an ordinance relating to utility rates and charges; amending Chapter
27, Sections 27-4 (c), 27-6, 27-109 (b), 27-109 (d), 27113 (b), 27-141 (a), 27-141 (b),
The City Council receives public comment during Open Forum and on agenda items with limited
exceptions consistent with Florida law. All issues discussed under Open Forum must be limited to
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the Clerk. Only City residents, owners of property in the City, owners of businesses in the City or
their employees may speak during Open Forum. If you wish to address City Council through the
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and asked to state your name and address. At the conclusion of your comments or when you reach
the three-minute time limit, you will be muted. All “raised hands” will be lowered after each
agenda item. Regardless of the method of participation used, normal rules apply, including the
three-minute time limit on comments, the requirement that any presentation materials must be
submitted in advance of the meeting and the rules of decorum. If live public comment is disrupted
by violations of the rules of decorum, the chair is authorized to accept public comment by alternate
means, including by email only.
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27-142 (a), 27-143 (b), 27-144, 27-146 (b), 27-146 (d), 27-177 (a), 27-177 (d), 27-250
(a), 27-283 (a), 27-284 (a), 27-284 (d), and 27-337 of the St. Petersburg City Code;
amending owner liability for certain charges; adding adjustment relief for pool refills
following a declared state of emergency; amending charges for potable water
connection; amending base and volume charges for water service; amending various
service charges; amending wholesale water service charges for the City of Gulfport;
amending fire service charges; amending rates and charges for irrigation only
accounts; amending rates and charges for commercial water only accounts; amending
rates and charges for reclaimed water service; amending sewer capacity fee; amending
retail and wholesale wastewater service charges; amending grease management fees;
providing for severability of provisions; providing an explanation of words struck
through and underlined; establishing a date to begin calculating new charges for
billing purposes; and providing an effective date. |
Issue History | |
08/07/25 | The Council will hold first reading at the 8/14/25 meeting. |
Related Documents | |
8/14/25 Meeting Agenda | |
8/14/25 Background |
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