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Closing out the final phase of its rate case against the Canyon Lake Water Service Company (CLWSC) and its proposed 71% water rate increase, CEWR presented its arguments in a formal hearing regarding the costs of the case.

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CEWR has aggressively challenged a CLWSC's proposed massive water rate increase of 71%, forcing a rate hearing before the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and two Administrative Law Judges (ALJs) appointed by the State of Texas.

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Canyon Lake Water Service Company and San Jose Water (CLWSC) continue to frustrate the goals of the Coalition for Equitable Water Rates (CEWR) and the Texas regulatory process by suddenly modifying data submitted in its original application filing.

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On Feb 25th, CEWR was successful in reaching a negotiated agreement with CLWSC for an interim water rate of 38% while awaiting the TCEQ's final judgment on CLWSC's request for a cumulative 71% water rate increase.

The CEWR started out 2011 by neeting with over 35 representatives of local HOAs to update them on the progress of the CLWSC water rate increase protest and to highlight the need for HOAs and individual involvement to continue the challenge. .

The GVTC Community Center Auditorium in Spring Branch played host to over 180 CLWSC ratepayers as they listened to representatives of CEWR provide details of CEWR’s protest to CLWSC’s proposed 71% water rate increase.

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Customers of Canyon Lake Water Service Company (CLWSC) were surprised to see that the expected 38% increase had not been applied to their December water bill. No notification regarding the delay was provided to CLWSC customers.

The Coalition for Equitable Water Rates (CEWR) has announced that they will host a Public Forum at the GVTC Auditorium in New Braunfels on December 15, 2010 to provide an update on the protest of the proposed 71% water rate increase by CLWSC.

Despite being denied a customer list from which to identify potential protesters, the CEWR announced it had already attained protest signatures from approximately 25% of CLWSC’s entire customer base, far exceeding the required 10% of ratepayers.

The Coalition for Equitable Water Rates announced a special petition signing to protest the proposed 71% water rate increase by Canyon Lake Water Service Company.

Despite acknowledged errors in the notice sent to its customers, Canyon Lake Water Service has informed the majority of its customers that they will not be altering the effective date for their water rate increases.

A petition drive has been established for Hill Country businesses affected by Canyon Lake Water Service Company's proposed 71% water rate increase.

The Coalition for Equitable Water Rates continues to gather petitions in its goal to protest the proposed 71% water rate increase by Canyon Lake Water Service Company.

Tim Gerber of KSAT Channel 12 San Antonio covered the fight by Canyon Lake area residents to protest CLWSC's proposed 71% increase in water rates.

On September 17th, representatives of the Coalition for Equitable Water Rates (CEWR) met with local Comal County officials to discuss the proposed water rate increases.

It appears from their filing with the State, plus numerous inputs from its customers, that Canyon Lake Water Service Company (CLWSC) has experienced gross operating inefficiencies.

Sept 20, 2010 - San Antonio's Channel 5 KENS evening lead story was the CEWR's protest of the proposed water rate increase by Canyon Lake Water Service Company.

Canyon Lake Water Service Company proposed a two phase rate increase to take place in October 2010 and March 2011 totalling 71%.

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