City, water district settle differences
Posted by: Aqua Blog Maven on August 31, 2009 at 12:35 pmFrom MyDesert.com:
“The city has agreed to pay the Coachella Valley Water District $420,684 in unpaid replenishment fees dating back to July 2007. It will also begin regular payment of the fee, which beginning Tuesday will result in an average monthly increase of $2.32 a month for Indio water users.
City officials say that increase could more than double over the next couple of years as the water district’s water replenishment fees increase.
The Indio Water Authority will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday to discuss those issues.
The monthly increase and backpay are a result of a settlement agreement reached June 30 between the city’s water agency and the Coachella Valley Water District. …”
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