It just seems common sense that we need to set rates so that users are held responsible for repaying those true costs of capturing and delivering their water.
Jared Huffman: “It just seems common sense that we need to set rates so that users are held responsible for repaying those true costs of…”
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Huffman emphasizes the need for users to pay for water costs and reassess past agreements.
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