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Stated as firm by the City of San Diego's[2] own release: "The San Diego City Council on Monday, June 9, approved a cost-recovery trash fee"; the meeting's clock time of the vote is not given.
The city's own page: "In June 2025, City Council adopted a fee based on the projected costs of providing solid waste management services in Fiscal Years 2026, 2027, 2028 and 2029".[1]
Background on the household miscount (285,000 vs 226,495) and the April 2025 cost study figures behind the fee.[1]
Reports the 6-3 vote on 9 June 2025, the $43.60 first installment, the yearly increases to 2028 and the rollout of new bins and weekly recycling.[1]
Union-Tribune report of the vote: the failed protest (46,000 of 113,000 cards), the three no votes and the rise to $55 in summer 2027.[1]
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