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It's been that way for 20+ years in this community (100+ homes). I
don't see it changing any time soon. And just like internet, there are "heavy" water users (neighbors I see with their sprinklers running almost 24 hours per day) and normal users (like me) and light users (the yellow dead grass is the giveaway). You take the "average" of all and divide the expenses. Is it fair? Probably not. Is it worth installing $1,000 meters on every household in the community? probably not... because then you have to hire a person to check all the meters once a month... and any savings you may have had are gone by paying a salary to a meter reader. Travis Gary Garrett wrote: That won't last for long...... I used to be the water system guy in a previous life. We put in meters and usage dropped 40%. I followed water running along the road once and found a hose running in the horse trough while the guy was on vacation..... He took a cruise and didn't want the horses to go thirsty.........Travis Johnson wrote: |
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