THE WATER
THEY PAID TO LIVE WITH THIS.
Flooding, vulnerable septic systems and resident complaints are documented. Billing allegations require bills, meters and a published methodology.
ReportedAs of 2021-01-01
THEY PAID TO LIVE WITH THIS
County planning materials identify septic vulnerability in an area of high groundwater and frequent flooding. Residents and their attorney separately reported sewage, standing water, pests, and trash; management said repairs were made.
OFFICIAL PLANNING RECORDHigh groundwater. Frequent flooding. Septic vulnerability.
Miami-Dade’s Little River adaptation materials identify the infrastructure risk and describe work toward sewer connection.
Miami Little River Area Adaptation Plan↗RESIDENT AND ATTORNEY REPORTSSewage, standing water, pests and trash.
2019 reporting documented the allegations and management’s response that repairs were made.
They lived with flooding, raccoons and trash heaps. Then they had enough↗BILLING INVESTIGATIONNO CALCULATOR WITHOUT THE BILLS.
To test overcharging responsibly, the evidence desk needs original bills, meter records, billing periods, rate class, applicable utility tariff, and proof of how shared costs were allocated.
1. COLLECTOriginal resident bills2. MATCHRate and billing period3. CALCULATEPublished reproducible method4. LABELFinding, dispute or unknown