Draper is hiking water bills by 15% to fund infrastructure upgrades. This could sting your wallet, but the city says it's necessary for long-term fixes.
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This could cost the average household an extra $20 per month, adding up over time.
The city gets more funds for fixing aging water systems, which could prevent bigger problems later.
Residents and businesses will see higher water bills, which could be tough for those on tight budgets.
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