St. Pete sewer capacity fees to soar amid growth

St. Petersburg developers will likely see their sewer capacity fees soar by 52.38% in the upcoming fiscal year as the city continues experiencing exponential growth.

Administrators have also proposed a 25% stormwater rate hike due to increasing environmental vulnerabilities. However, most municipal utility customers will only see a slight increase in their total bill.

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New craft cocktail lounge to open in EDGE District

The owner of Intermezzo, a St. Petersburg specialty coffee shop and craft cocktail bar, is expanding his footprint in the EDGE District with a new sister concept called Bar Mezzo.

Bar Mezzo will be opening in the old Independent Bar space at 1049 Central Ave., one block east of Intermezzo. Jarrett Sabatini said he originally leased the space at 1049 Central when plans to demolish the building where Intermezzo sits (1111 Central) were announced in late 2022.

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