"water fee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to money charged for a water service, such as a city-level water fee, or a fee charged by a water delivery service. For example: "My monthly water fee was high last month due to an unusually large amount of water usage."
If adopted water fee hikes will have risen by 77percentt since 2001.
This study aimed to examine public perceptions of and knowledge about urban flooding and sponge city construction, as well as the public's willingness to support sponge cities through two options, which includes (1) paying a domestic water fee surcharge and (2) buying government-issued credit securities.
Traditional Charter-authorized water fee transfers to the General Fund — which pays for basic public services — have stopped because they are prohibited by the state Constitution.
Noah Garrison, an attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, one of the plaintiffs in the case, said the group supports the storm water fee in concept.
It is important to make hidden water fee transfers visible because each council member takes an oath to uphold the Constitution that prohibits such transfers.
The proposed water fee increase is needed because the cost of getting water and maintaining the water system has gone up, while people have been using less water, said Bob Hodson, director of engineering.
Even water fees are going up.
The water fees system aims at cost-recovery for water resources management services.
Tanzania is currently attempting to improve water resources management through formal water rights and water fees systems, and formal institutions.
Not only that, city debt's up, government spending's up, water fees are up, even sewer fees are up.
And when we decided to finance these activities through water fees, there was acceptance – even from the house owners.
