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Tom Andres wrote on Jul 3, 2008 11:11 AM:
We were stonewalled and bounced from one official to another until City Attorney Preston Owen finally sent us a threatening letter promising to shut off our water and charge a $50 reconnection fee if we continued to protest their handling of the situation. We had no choice; we paid the bill. There was no recourse. The funny thing is, since that time, our water bill averages just over $41 a month - about the same consumption as it had been for years BEFORE the new meters were installed. I suggested three years ago that someone may have failed to reset the meter to Zero the day it was installed? But, oh no, the city couldnt have made THAT simple mistake! It's a shame that Public Works Directors and City Attorneys don't have to run for re-election; but the good news is - their so-called bosses do. "