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There are poor neighborhoods in rural areas; these cannot receive utilities at the same price a offered to neighborhoods in more ideal locations. The price of
by lupusreal 3y ago
There are poor neighborhoods in rural areas; these cannot receive utilities at the same price a offered to neighborhoods in more ideal locations. The price of a utility hookup doesn't depend on how wealthy you are, but can nevertheless vary from neighborhood to neighborhood and in some cases poor neighborhoods will be more expensive to serve than some wealthy neighborhoods. This isn't normally considered some sort of great injustice, it's just practical reality.
- dogman144 3y agoYup, I live rural, used to live urban. And regardless of cost to deliver, low income rural utilities gets subsidized in some form when it hits the consumer. Which is what this law in LA seems to be proposing.