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Class action lawsuit claims city must refund residents for years of Menlo Park utility taxes

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Menlo Park's Utility Users Tax (UUT) was approved by voters in 2006. The tax imposes a maximum 3.5% tax on gas, electrical and water usage. The taxes are collected by the utility service providers and sent monthly to the city's finance division. In the 20-21 fiscal year, the city collected about $1.4 million.

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Class action lawsuit claims city must refund residents for years of Menlo Park utility taxes

Three Menlo Park residents have filed a class action lawsuit looking for a refund of utility users taxes from the city of Menlo Park, alleging that the City Council has failed to properly reauthorize the tax collection since 2014.

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Class action lawsuit claims city must refund residents for years of Menlo Park utility taxes

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