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Plays by the rules
Chicago, IL
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There is a ban, but some on my street will have the most beautiful lawns because a village employee lives on our street, great friends with him.
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Plays by the rules
Chicago, IL
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That should be and they are such great friends with him.
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thinking
Des Plaines, IL
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I have my own well. Maybe they do too? Alot of the older areas have wells so it really doesnt apply. Tho my lawn still looks like burnt hay!
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Plays by the rules
Chicago, IL
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thinking wrote: I have my own well. Maybe they do too? Alot of the older areas have wells so it really doesnt apply. Tho my lawn still looks like burnt hay! No, our subdivision is pretty new.
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john
Lafayette, IN
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I pay 9 grand a year in property tax is the village gonna pay for new sod when mine dies? Lake Michigan isn't drained hire more people and equipment and supply enough water for people what a joke.
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Colleen
United States
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john wrote: I pay 9 grand a year in property tax is the village gonna pay for new sod when mine dies? Lake Michigan isn't drained hire more people and equipment and supply enough water for people what a joke. I agree!
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scum bucket
United States
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how am i gonna take a shower?
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water bill
Lafayette, IN
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For the price of this "great" lake Michigan water you should be able to use as much as you want whenever you want.
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Pissed off resident
United States
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If it is that devistating using the water outside why have they not shut down the car washes, I wonder if the mayor and village administration have brown grass? Since they won't let us use the water then they need to lift the ban to allow everyone to be able to put in a well. Then lower our taxes because of it!
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