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Sewer rates to go up in Hall
Rate hikes will offset service costs, slower growth rates
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Sewer billing rates for county residents will increase in January to offset rising service costs and slower growth rates. The proposed rate hikes, which the Hall County Board of Commissioners approved Thursday, are designed to stabilize revenue and pay down debt on the Spout Springs Water Reclamation Facility. Sewer rates are based on volume use, with a cap set at 14 Ccf, or hundreds of cubic feet.