"No Water, . . . No Peace"

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Originally posted by: DonDiego
Just for the record, DonDiego asked "What's the solution?" in total seriousness. He doesn't have a good answer. He can raise an objection to every answer he's come up with.

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Originally posted by: alanleroyII

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Originally posted by: DonDiego
Just for the record, DonDiego asked "What's the solution?" in total seriousness. He doesn't have a good answer. He can raise an objection to every answer he's come up with.

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I know! I know! The answer is WaterCare. They could set up competitive water exchanges....and a State Web Site to help water consumers select the water plan that works best for them. Then, if some poor people don't make enough money to pay for their water plan, the state could subsidize their water plan.

Now, if you haven't paid for your water in years and owe the water works lots of money, we'll consider that a 'pre-exisitng' water condition and ignore it when you get your new WaterCare Plan.

Add in another 2000 pages of water legislation and 20,000 pages of water regulations and WaterCare will solve all of our water problems....even the pre-existing ones.

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Originally posted by: wrosie
Texas is in drought conditions. Yet my city charges a minimum fee for water based on a minimum water usage amount that I haven't reached but 4 times in 4 years. I really have no incentive to conserve water during the drought except my own conscious.

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Originally posted by: alanleroyII

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Originally posted by: DonDiego
Just for the record, DonDiego asked "What's the solution?" in total seriousness. He doesn't have a good answer. He can raise an objection to every answer he's come up with.

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I know! I know! The answer is WaterCare. They could set up competitive water exchanges....and a State Web Site to help water consumers select the water plan that works best for them. Then, if some poor people don't make enough money to pay for their water plan, the state could subsidize their water plan.

Now, if you haven't paid for your water in years and owe the water works lots of money, we'll consider that a 'pre-exisitng' water condition and ignore it when you get your new WaterCare Plan.

Add in another 2000 pages of water legislation and 20,000 pages of water regulations and WaterCare will solve all of our water problems....even the pre-existing ones.

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Originally posted by: DonDiego

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Originally posted by: alanleroyII

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Originally posted by: DonDiego
Just for the record, DonDiego asked "What's the solution?" in total seriousness. He doesn't have a good answer. He can raise an objection to every answer he's come up with.

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I know! I know! The answer is WaterCare. They could set up competitive water exchanges....and a State Web Site to help water consumers select the water plan that works best for them. Then, if some poor people don't make enough money to pay for their water plan, the state could subsidize their water plan.

Now, if you haven't paid for your water in years and owe the water works lots of money, we'll consider that a 'pre-exisitng' water condition and ignore it when you get your new WaterCare Plan.

Add in another 2000 pages of water legislation and 20,000 pages of water regulations and WaterCare will solve all of our water problems....even the pre-existing ones.

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Wait a minute ! ! !

Could alanleroyII make his plan work for, . . . umm, jes' f'rinstance, . . . beer? Maybe call it BeerCare, . . . or,perhaps, if alanleroyII is agreeable: DiegoCare

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Originally posted by: wrosie
No, that's not what I'm saying. I am charged a minimum fee which equates to more than my actual usage. I have only used or exceeded the minimum water usage amount that is charged 4 times & would gladly pay for that usage. I don't like paying for water I did not use ( the difference between my actual usage & the minimum charged).

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