If enacted, municipal authorities and public utilities would notify customers when a property’s water use reaches 200% above its monthly average.
Municipal authorities would notify customers after finding that a property used 200% more water than its average for one month. They would also try to help find leaks or waste.
Public utilities would notify customers after finding that a property used 200% more water than its average for one month. They would also try to help find leaks or waste.
Municipal authorities would notify customers when they find a major increase in water use and would try to contact them by phone and email. The rule would cover utility customers whose property uses 200% more water for one month than its average use. The municipal authority must determine that the increase occurred. Reasonable efforts would include helping the customer look for leaks or other wasteful water use. The rule would take effect 60 days after enactment.
Public utilities would notify customers when they find a major increase in water use and would try to contact them by phone and email. The rule would cover utility customers whose property uses 200% more water for one month than its average use. The public utility must determine that the increase occurred. Reasonable efforts would include helping the customer look for leaks or other wasteful water use. The rule would take effect 60 days after enactment.
No hearings or votes scheduled.