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	Name:	LonghornBoater -
	Subject:	Fluctating Water Pressure
	Date:	11/19/2012 1:48:37 PM

Only a REALLY brave or foolish man would title his post with that phrase. It did however get your attention. So here are two questions for you folks:

1. I seem to remember a post some time back regarding the water pressure on the Parker Creek Water system in the Highway 20 area. Have any of you experienced this and what did you do to resolve it? I believe it may be the pressure regulator and am planning to replace mine absent any other suggestions from the group.

2. Just how long are we going to be expected to pay the "minimum" water charge of 30-40 dollars to Parker Creek? It would seem to me that with the hefty hook up charge and this fee being paid for a number of years the initial capital expense must be almost recapped by now.