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A multi-district infrastructure and services overhaul is moving through Tehran's city council, and neighbourhood advocates say the details will determine whether ordinary Tehranis see real gains or another round of uneven delivery.
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Proposed legislation to overhaul Tehran's water allocation system could raise household bills by 18-22 percent while forcing tighter rationing during dry months, affecting 8.7 million residents.
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The legislation sets new monthly fuel allocations that apply uniformly across provinces but hit Tehran drivers harder due to longer average commutes than those recorded in provincial centres such as Qom or Isfahan.
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The recent council vote sets a phased schedule for improved public transport and traffic management projects affecting daily commutes and city services.
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A new tiered pricing system for water and electricity takes effect in August, shifting costs away from the lowest-income households but raising monthly expenses for middle-class Tehrani families by an estimated 12 to 18 percent.
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A cluster of legislative proposals moving through the Islamic Consultative Assembly this session will reshape housing costs, public transport subsidies and municipal services for Tehran's roughly 10 million residents, with the first effects expected before the end of 1405.
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Community groups and urban policy analysts are pressing council members to ensure new spending commitments reach working-class districts before the next municipal budget cycle closes.
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