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The price is not really for the water, which is too cheap to Meyer, but for the infrastructure, which is per liter transmitted a much higher fraction of the cos
by brnt 3y ago
The price is not really for the water, which is too cheap to Meyer, but for the infrastructure, which is per liter transmitted a much higher fraction of the cost than industrial/agricultural users.
- amluto 3y agoAnd yet most California utilities charge a connection fee and a per-unit-volume fee.