“A rate increase is one matter. But a severely drastic change in units is quite another,” Miamisburg resident Susan Greb told city officials this week.
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“We don’t have a problem with the rate increase. We understand,” she said. “….But when you go from nine units to 75 units, that’s an issue.”
Greb is among the city's residents whose quarterly bills have seen dramatic increases in usage in recent months as the city is in the middle of assessing a series of five annual rate hikes to pay for its $69 million water and sewer upgrades, many of which are EPA mandated.