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As the City of Phoenix works through its annual budget cycle, decisions on property taxes, infrastructure spending, and social services draw a clear line between households that benefit and those that absorb new costs.
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Three measures heading to Phoenix voters this November carry tax, transit and housing consequences that will land on household budgets at very different times, here is the timeline.
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From water infrastructure funding to housing assistance timelines, here is when Phoenix residents can expect to see the effects of this session's major legislation.
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The city's revised zoning code removes restrictions on ground-floor retail in residential areas and allows accessory dwelling units citywide, a shift expected to affect housing costs and neighbourhood commercial activity within 18 months.
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Reforms to the national energy framework are set to alter power bills, upgrade local infrastructure and drive new job and grant opportunities in Phoenix, according to area policy analysts.
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The city will spend $47 million over three years to replace aging water pipes and expand capacity to neighborhoods facing supply constraints during peak summer months.
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Phoenix residents in 12 zip codes will gain expanded access to after-school programs and job training centers under the new allocation.
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