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Aaron Norris
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California Drought, Water Wise Landscaping and Drought Adendums

Aaron Norris
  • Lender
  • California and Florida
Posted

Curious to know if any landlords in California are monitoring which water and utility districts their rentals are in and carefully watching the drought?  

My rentals are all over the map but it's looking like one of my rentals in Eastern Municipal Water District will be asked to cut usage by 35%. The only way to get that kind of savings is outside so I'm hoping to take advantage of the water wise rebates they have going on which have doubled this year.

I have to believe utilities will be pretty strict eventually on this, especially since the water wholesaler is basically saying they are cutting distribution. The daily fines can get pretty ugly. 

Has anyone seen a drought addendum that clarifies any and all water-related fines due to broken sprinklers and/or not following utility guidance of lawn and water usage is solely the responsibility of the tenant? 

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