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CITY CLERK
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AGENDA REPORT
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5/16/2023
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Solutions: Encourage people to Save by setting a target, <br /> not by pocketing their savings <br /> • Set increased water rates for usage over and above residents 2020 baseline or increase fixed water meter charge <br /> • It is de. jl�I, o charge someone for what they do not use, saying <br /> • If you used less,you will "pay the same"(while we pocket your savings) <br /> • If you used even less,you could "save" more,while we make more, because we charge you more,for every reduced unit you douse <br /> • Do not divert citizen's savings on water into tripling Pleasanton City variable water budget <br /> • Scale back projects (aka reduce budget)to match revenue(if there is indeed a shortfall) <br /> • Above 15% revenue "loss" shown is at Zone7's inflated rate (Pleasanton should pass through both Increases and Savings) <br /> • Zone 7 will also hit us separately for the 15%decrease in their revenue and seek to recover"their" lost money. It will be a "food fight" <br /> • We will have a double Whammy,two agencies charging us for the same missing water,that we never got nor used <br /> • Water entities treat citizens variable water spending money as their "entitled" revenue, the size of which has to keeps <br /> expanding year after year and any small decrease is improperly called a "loss" that HAS to be recovered. <br /> • Please don't succumb to above and break that rate hike cycle <br />
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