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Waterloo homes and busil- t :1“ h‘ F2?” [1" 22“": '5’"? lions based on population. the analysis that led to this Pilot m are planned moses ‘ 7"“? - ‘ " 0“ s "‘1' '" ° Us‘ h w l t’ n u bets the debt ‘, decision rather boring so | forcitizemtohavetheabiltty The nearly two years of ‘ lm.1mm,0N.M.8ll, mgt ene popualo n m . we . up“ ratio 30” up by "my $150 to $711 87 per person will W on the main tutor. to pay property tax, water analysis and negotiations l (gil’stliiHT ' m in the my ' the mmwmm W billsi etc. et a gunk: oft?” between the city and WNH ’ mitt-Sled at; ;:wynlrmy: Those numbers aren't nearly as rosy as the previous the annual WM cost of as.“ ”- "8903;32- “8‘ were “Name and profes- thetl hilly int Wm“ nun comma ones released and leaves council having to eat some crow tronsfen'lng “’3‘" billing in . 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