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Friday, September 26, 2008
Town eases water restrictions
Mooresville residents now have an extra day a week to water lawns, wash cars, top off swimming pools and run outdoor water fountains. Here's the press release with all the details (click on the document to see a larger version):
hey 8:42 Shut up David and go search wikikpedia for your next diatribe to the tribune.Don't forget to cite your sources. BTW,when are these rate increases going to stop. I wonder how many we've had over the last 2 years? It has to be around 6. Not only did sewer go up but water and the basic usage rate.This is all because of the ch2mhill fiasco.Rader, Abraham and Lee. Nice work dummies.
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6 comments:
They just want more of our money!
Did the bother to keep the commissioners informed as to this decision?
I wonder how they arrived at this decision. I bet they called someone in the federal government to see if this fit their guidelines!
Where's the story here? Investigative?
Thank God for the rain we've had this year!
What are you talking about 8:42?
hey 8:42
Shut up David and go search wikikpedia for your next diatribe to the tribune.Don't forget to cite your sources.
BTW,when are these rate increases going to stop. I wonder how many we've had over the last 2 years? It has to be around 6. Not only did sewer go up but water and the basic usage rate.This is all because of the ch2mhill fiasco.Rader, Abraham and Lee. Nice work dummies.
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