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Uber says it has sent a minute to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport’s executive of aviation, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and the\u00a0Phoenix City Council saying\u00a0that it will leave a airport\u00a0in January<\/a>\u00a0if a offer to lift ride-share fees to $4 per trip\u00a0is approved.<\/p>\n The pierce follows associate ride-share association Lyft’s threat\u00a0to leave<\/a>\u00a0if a price is augmenting and\u00a0comes\u00a0just days before a Phoenix City Council is set to opinion a second time on a magnitude during a Dec. 18\u00a0meeting.<\/p>\n As of 5 p.m.\u00a0Friday afternoon, airfield staff said\u00a0they had perceived a minute and were reviewing it. The mayor’s bureau pronounced it\u00a0had not nonetheless seen a letter.<\/p>\n During a Oct. 16 meeting<\/a>, a legislature voted 7 to 2 to lift fees paid by\u00a0ride-share companies. The stream price is $2.66 for passengers being picked up. Starting Jan. 1, that would boost to\u00a0$4 and be practical to drop-offs as good as pick-ups.<\/p>\n However, since of\u00a0a ecclesiastic blunder in posting a due increase<\/a>\u00a0for a volume of time compulsory underneath Arizona law, a city had to blank a vote, repost a proposal\u00a0on a website<\/a>\u00a0and report a new vote\u00a0for a Dec. 18 meeting.<\/p>\n In a letter, Uber pronounced that 18%\u00a0of a business to and from Sky Harbor comes from low-income communities. And it\u00a0accused a airfield of creation ride-share users compensate for a cost of handling a PHX Sky Train and other infrastructure.<\/p>\n![\"Phoenix](\"https:\/\/www.wordpressdynamos.com\/timesofnewscdn\/USA\/a3d58_c2da7f3f-de8a-4257-be1e-ff9173a0c933-XXX_IMG_AP_EXTREME_HEAT_WAVE_1_1_PFIVVTSR.JPG\")