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Study behind proposed water cost increases didn't examine existing revenue

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SALT LAKE CITY — Water is one of Utah's most basic needs and one of the biggest concerns. Some communities already pay that much or more. HB501 got close this year but ultimately didn't pass. 2 billion spending need. The Utah Rivers Council spent the summer reviewing financial disclosures from 76 Utah water suppliers, he added.

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