San Diego OKs new water rates that don’t reward conservation to comply with court ruling
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San Diego approved higher water rates Tuesday for low-volume users and cheaper water for golf courses and other high-volume users to comply with a controversial court ruling that essentially outlaws rewarding conservation.
City officials also dashed hopes that a new state law might allow them to revive rates rewarding conservation as soon as 2028, contending they must wait for the state Supreme Court to rule on the issue.
The new rates, which kick in Jan. 1, represent the same overall increase o
City officials also dashed hopes that a new state law might allow them to revive rates rewarding conservation as soon as 2028, contending they must wait for the state Supreme Court to rule on the issue.
The new rates, which kick in Jan. 1, represent the same overall increase o
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