A daily compilation of significant news articles and comment
October 14, 2008
2. Supply –
Rate hikes ahead for Camrosa water
From staff reports
Camrosa Water District customers are going to pay more for water next year, but the cost will not be determined until January.
Camrosa provides water to
The rate increases are an effort to keep pace with the cost of imported water from northern
The Calleguas Municipal Water District, which sells water to both Camrosa and the city, will change its price in January from $657 an acre foot to $769 an acre foot for the water each provider is allotted, said Camrosa General Manager Frank Royer.#
http://www.venturacountystar.com/news/2008/oct/14/rate-hikes-ahead-camrosa-water/
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