Since 1 July, the inhabitants of the agglomeration of Colmar have had to pay one more euro for every cubic metre of water. The elected officials are trying to catch up with a delay of investments of several decades in the distribution and sanitation network.
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Since 1 July, the inhabitants of the agglomeration of Colmar have had to pay one more euro for every cubic metre of water. The elected officials are trying to catch up with a delay of investments of several decades in the distribution and sanitation network.