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Is Your Water Bill Accurate? City Says 71% of Meters Are Outdated, Old Ones Can 'Underestimate Consumption'

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, JUL 8 – The 5% rate increase will fund $93 million in infrastructure upgrades and federally mandated projects to reduce sewer overflows, city officials said.

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RICHMOND, Va. Seventy-one percent of Richmond's water meters are outdated and need replacement, according to the head of the city's Department of Public Utilities Scott Morris.Morris told City Council Monday that while the city has replaced 10,000 meters so far, another 41,000 still need to be switched out.These aging meters, which the city said are approximately 20 years old, could be affecting residents' water bills - potentially undercharging…

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