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A _ years in the report, so anyone on town hold a public meeting on Sept. 4 where g‘ngi:dmg 1e}n‘ti\ral,of water meters, _ than half of the $1{2. that .they pay now â€" restaurant which now pays $737 a water can simply‘double their water residerlnjté and busingss opere;rors will anks to a Sharratt Water Management for water, But families will see a slight _ month will see its cost nearly double to _ cost and add a little, A restaurant paying have their opportunity to share their Report. It is clearly{ a goodâ€"news, badâ€" _ tise to $47 when bills reflect usage in _ $1,436 by 2020. All other businesses $737 a month in 2013 for water will pay _ views and ask questions. If all meters news story, depending on who you are, _ 2013, The couples continue to benefit modeled in the study showed similar _ another $824 for waste water treatment. _ are installed by the end of October, the Currently, residents in Cramahe from low usage, with Sharratt predicting . percentage increases. e The rate jumps another 10% in 2014 and _ township hopes to send out at least one Township are billed a flat rate for water _ they will pay less in 2020 than they do Owners of apartment buildings will _ every year thereafter. bill showing the flat rate charge CUS~ and sewers. But earlier this year the _ NOW: have one meter for their water. If they The authors of the report explain that, _ tomers are paying this year and the cost township approved the installation of Not so for many others. Families will choose, they can pay to have meters . the increases ‘are needed to fund future _ they would pay next year when the meters on every user, with the expectaâ€" §6€ their costs rise to $90 a month by the â€" installed for each apartment and capital expenditures, including the conâ€" . meters are being used. 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