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Hahahaha.....I just moved out of Ca. after 59 years, born and raised. What a nightmare it has become. It started decades ago. I feel bad for those of other states that have whacked out California libs moving to theirs.
At the moment, it seems they actually don't have a way to track or enforce this. First, currently there is no way to separate inside/outside water usage. Secondly, no way to track how many are in a household. The second can be handled "easily" enough with a survey, but how will they know if it is accurate or not. Of course, water companies will have to update their software, not a insignificant cost.
Seems like an awful, short-sighted law, but California is known for that. The solutions for this will undoubtedly be expensive and intrusive.
I know CA does some stupid things but is this actually real ? I thought the average water usage per person , per day is around 80-90 gallons. That includes showers, toilet, etc. 55 gallons seems a bit drastic.
At the moment, it seems they actually don't have a way to track or enforce this. First, currently there is no way to separate inside/outside water usage. Secondly, no way to track how many are in a household. The second can be handled "easily" enough with a survey, but how will they know if it is accurate or not. Of course, water companies will have to update their software, not a insignificant cost.
Seems like an awful, short-sighted law, but California is known for that. The solutions for this will undoubtedly be expensive and intrusive. Guess this rules out taking a bath.
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Perhaps they’ll take an average for a month. The whole idea is looney.
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