Summary
Cedar City is jumping into wastewater reuse to fight drought, but treating that recycled water to make it drinkable is going to cost a pretty penny. It's a smart move for long-term survival, but get ready for your utility bills to reflect the upgrade.
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Impact analysis
Your local utility bills are likely going up to help pay for the high-tech water treatment plants.
Everyone in town benefits from a secure, drought-proof water supply in the long run.
Local residents and businesses will feel the pinch from higher monthly utility bills.
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