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Chesapeake’s City Council will have the final say on the 350,000 square-foot project.
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It includes higher sewer rates, a lower property tax rate and bigger raises for city employees.
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The $2.78 billion spending plan includes some increased taxes and fees that will hit residents’ wallets in July.
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County supervisors defended their budget against complaints from 20 speakers who said they were paying too much in taxes.
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