Many municipalities bill sewer charges based on total water consumption, assuming all water enters the sewer. Irrigation water doesn't go to the sewer, so a second meter measuring only irrigation use can eliminate sewer fees on that volume.
If available and cost-effective, a second meter can significantly reduce your water bill.
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Using a Spring Under House for Irrigation: Collection and Pumping
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