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Councilmen on water appeals board: Member can ignore city's legal advice - Vimarsana News

Councilmen on water appeals board: Member can ignore city's legal advice

A months-long investigation by the FOX 5 I-Team has explored outrageous water bills with phantom origins. It has also caught the attention of the Atlanta Utilities Committee after the city's appeals board refused to adjust the bills.

Atlanta Water Company Charges Contractor $30,000 For Water Usage On A Lot With No Water Line - Vimarsana News

Atlanta Water Company Charges Contractor $30,000 For Water Usage On A Lot With No Water Line

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'This is criminal': Atlanta contractor slapped with $30K water bill — for an empty lot with no water line. The utility company doused his hopes for justice - Vimarsana News

'This is criminal': Atlanta contractor slapped with $30K water bill — for an empty lot with no water line. The utility company doused his hopes for justice

Plumbing the depths of a bureaucratic nightmare.

Source: yahoo.com
'This is criminal': Atlanta contractor slapped with $30K water bill - Vimarsana News

'This is criminal': Atlanta contractor slapped with $30K water bill

An Atlanta man has been slapped with a $30,000 water bill for alleged water usage on a plot of land … with no connection to a water line. Jeff Raw, president…

Source: biztoc.com
Empty Atlanta with no water line get nearly $30K bill, owner appeals and loses - Vimarsana News

Empty Atlanta with no water line get nearly $30K bill, owner appeals and loses

Water bills for an empty Atlanta lot with no connection to the meter ended up coming in at nearly $30,000 after five months. The small business owner appealed the bill. He lost.