FACING CRITICISM OVER their ambitious plan to curb urban water use, California’s regulators have weakened the proposed rules — giving water providers more years and flexibility to comply.
Cities and urban water districts welcome the changes to the state’s draft conservation rules, which they said would have been too costly for ratepayers, estimated at $13.5 billion, and too difficult to achieve.
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