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Monthly bills will be about $19 more by 2030.
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There's more public debate ahead on the proposed water rate hike.
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If approved, the average monthly water bill for residential customers would increase by around 8% starting July 1.
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Supplies are limited. It's a good time to get some heat-tolerant plants in the ground this time of year.
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Public hearings on the rate hikes are scheduled for April 7 and May 5.
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A relentless drought continues for a seventh straight spring in the San Antonio area.
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SAWS says the additional revenue could help fund upgrades to wastewater treatment plants and repairs and replacements of aging pipelines.
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The final meter install marks the completion of the largest electronic meter replacement project in the US.
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The 24-inch water break occured overnight and is causing closures along Broadway St.
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San Antonio Water System President and CEO Robert Puente is defending the utility’s handling of two high-profile issues: the Guajolote Ranch wastewater treatment plant controversy and the potential relocation of the SAWS downtown water chiller as part of Project Marvel, the city’s planned downtown redevelopment and sports-entertainment district.