Managing the water and selling it locally can be a viable strategy, she says
Dam is saved, but watch the water rates skyrocket.
So would the Potter Valley water users be asked to pay the district market rate prices for the water?
Wouldn't the CPUC regulate the costs like they do for other water districts?
Dam is saved, but watch the water rates skyrocket.
So would the Potter Valley water users be asked to pay the district market rate prices for the water?
Wouldn't the CPUC regulate the costs like they do for other water districts?