Not very exciting news... Water at the house is now in my name. Wish I had more to tell you.
I learned something new today...according to the clerk that helped me, the city charges a different deposit for renting than it does for owning a home. I was charged $70 and when I asked if that was a deposit or a "transfer" fee (like the power co. charges) she said it was a deposit; it is different for owning a house and what I paid for the rental unit would not go towards the fee today. Whatever. See me roll my eyes.
Seriously, if I have had continuous service for the last 5 years, and want to keep my account open, and there is NO other company to get it from, why must they charge me a fee?? And why would it be any different for rental versus owning?
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