Amends the definition of proprietary information for city utilities and allows closed sessions to discuss marketing and pricing strategies.
This bill amends the definition of "proprietary information" for city utilities to include customer records and other information that, if disclosed, would harm the competitive position of a customer or utility. It allows the governing body of a city utility or combined utility system to hold a closed session to discuss marketing and pricing strategies if public disclosure would harm the competitive position of the utility or a third party.
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