Revenue gains from replacing old meters with new one are almost impossible to predict. Modest increases are forecast in the revenue model used to set rates in Bayonne, N.J. But a remetering of North Bergen, NJ’s water system as part of a concession in 1996 ultimately led to the unseating of the mayor and most of the council when water costs went through the roof.
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