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If there is a need in this area of rental property why not let the investor foot the bill to build? use the grant money to help individual homeowners
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I'm in the process.the city of bend will not allow a second water meter on any city property. They are only allowing me to tap into my existing water line. I have to dig up my entire driveway. The added cost is $15k dollars. If they allow a second meter it would only cost 2k. Please help
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