Provo handles many of these things, but what is the norm in hometown USA? I know some cities simply contract out things like electricity, and the electric company that wins the bid is basically a monopoly. Do cities put price requirements on the monopoly electric company?
I'd be interested in what government restrictions, if any, exist for other infrastructure in the city-- city owned or not. What do you know? What does the city where you grow up do?
Jeff Anderson
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