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Utility Work by PECO and Verizon Drives Up Permit Fees in North Wales

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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What happened

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Utility work being conducted by PECO and Verizon in North Wales is resulting in increased local permit fees. Meanwhile, North Wales officials are reviewing the borough's budget, which includes discussions about tax increases and the impact of a slowing housing market on real estate transfer tax revenue.

From thereporteronline.com

Why it matters

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The increased permit fees provide a new revenue stream for North Wales. For the utility companies, the higher fees represent increased operational costs associated with infrastructure projects.

From thereporteronline.com

Who's involved

  • PECOUtility company conducting work in North Wales
  • VerizonTelecommunications company conducting work in North Wales
  • North WalesBorough where utility work is occurring and fees are increasing
  • Christine HartBorough Manager of North Wales

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • North WalesSpeculative

    North Wales might see increased revenue from other permits and fees due to the utility projects.

  • PECOSpeculative

    PECO could face increased operational costs related to utility work in North Wales.

  • VerizonSpeculative

    Verizon could face increased operational costs related to utility work in North Wales.

Possible ripples

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