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Originally Posted by krys
Thanks for taking the time to tell your tale of woe.
It will go on our growing list of "things" of which to be aware.
I am very surprised, since I believe the area is in a drought condition, that the utility company didn't pay - ANY - attention to water usage that was 6 to 10 times what is probable 'normal' usage (3,000/5,000 gallons versus 30,000 gallons).
Krys
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Krys, that was one of the most disturbing things that came out of our whole experience (the only thing worse being the extent of victimization of the original frail owners for 3-1/2 years by whoever is responsible, since no one is willing to admit to being so...), and one of the primary reasons that I knew I had to take the time to post this story, is that the utility company did NOTHING to flag situations like ours where water usage was extraordinarily and inappropriately high. After all, this can be built into their billing software, and even if not, a human being somewhere has to be processing payments....