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[Godzilla78]

I'm not sure what's going to happen with the water situation here, but I feel that there definitely needs to be some legal actions taken. There is no way homeowners should be responsible for replacing lead water lines that were mandated by the city in the early 1900's! And, just from the little bit of research I started doing, a lot of people are saying that just by the water company starting to replace some of their lines, it is making the problem worse than if they would have just left them alone. For now, i'm going to be heading to Walmart this evening to buy a couple 5 gallon bottles of water and a dispenser, so I can keep my sssweet ssslithery friendsss sssafe and sssound...

Actually you are wrong. The line on your property, leading to your house was installed privately, by a private plumbing contractor on your private property, and is YOURS. I’ve been a plumber for 20 years, if you can’t afford plumbing repairs, don’t own a home. If you can afford it, then just hire a plumber and get it done for your health and the health of your animals.
I lost my home in the recession, it bothers me when people act entitled and don’t want to take responsibility for their home maintenance.


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