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LINCOLN — A compromise was reached Tuesday on a kerfuffle over how two Nebraska public entities should share the cost of water and gas infrastructure work related to Omaha’s planned
M.U.D. says it will contribute $7.6 million towards utility replacement and relocation costs, which are currently estimated at approximately $20 million. The city will pay the rest.
The city of Omaha and the Metropolitan Utilities District announced an agreement Tuesday that prevents a rate increase for customers because of streetcar construction.