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MEXICALI, Baja California, 4 de agosto de 2021 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ Mexicali Resiste, una organización que se solidariza con los activistas de los derechos al agua, participará en una acción global en la sede central de Constellation Brands de San Francisco, California, este jueves 5 de agosto de 2021. Exigirán que se ponga fin a la criminalización de los activistas por cargos de privación de la libertad de la policía y expropiación del edificio estatal en relación con sus protestas contra la corporación cervecera de 2017.
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) Jet Martin wanted to remove a water meter to save money for the homeowners in his Mira Mesa HOA.
It turns out the city said doing that will cost thousands of dollars.
âI was shocked when I heard an amount of $14,000 simply to discontinue water service,â Martin said.
Martinâs HOA consists of 15 homes. There used to be sprinklers that watered a once-grassy area that sits between two houses. It was a space where residents in the HOA could sit, eat, and enjoy the outdoors. They stopped watering the grass a couple of years ago, but still pay a base fee to the city of nearly $30 per month.
Water tower overflow sends water into Rancho San Diego homes
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and last updated 2021-05-07 15:57:47-04
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) Several residents at a Rancho San Diego condominium complex were forced to evacuate Friday morning after water from a hilltop water tower flooded their units.
At around 5:15 a.m., authorities were called to a condo complex in the 12000 block of Calle De Montana after some residents reported water entering their homes.
The water was cascading from a water tower located on a hill above the complex, prompting a response from the Otay Water District.
Responding fire crews were prepared to potentially evacuate the entire complex, but water officials said the issue was not structural and determined to be an overflow.
South Bay and East County Leaders Fight San Diego Proposed Water Rates
By Sandra G. Leon
No one likes to overpay, and a coalition of leaders are fighting a proposal by the City of San Diego to overcharge the South Bay and East County $7.2 million over the next six years for recycled water.
The local leaders claim that San Diego is proposing rates for recycled water that overcharge Otay customers in order to undercharge the City’s recycled water customers north of the City. These leaders include County Supervisors Greg Cox and Diane Jacob, San Diego City Councilman David Alvarez, Chula Vista Mayor Mary Casillas Salas and the Chula Vista City Council, State Senator Ben Hueso, the Southwestern College Board of Trustees, and ten local chambers of commerce and business associations.