You are not getting the point.
These cost of these government regulations are going to be passed on to the consumers or services with stop.
Really, I am not seeing much difference here between the City of Cleveland Council approving a rate hike of 87% for water
or
the EPA’s heavy handed regulation. Which was imposed on the NorthEast Ohio Regional Sewer District(private entity).
You go ahead and think there will be ‘freedom of competition’ with utilities etc. I’ll go on living the reality of flawed system of economic philosophy with regard to utilities.
The NorthEast Ohio Regional Sewer District is not a private entity and the court decision establishing this entity made it abundantly clear that it is governmental organization. See:
I. Ohio Water Pollution Control Board v. City of Cleveland v. Bedford Heights, et al. and City of Beachwood, et al. v. City of Cleveland, et al.
A. Memorandum of Opinion (April 4, 1972)
B. Judgment Entry (April 4, 1972)
II. In re Establishment of Cleveland Regional Sewer District
A. Board Resolution (April 13, 1972)
B. Petition (April 18, 1972)
C. Journal Entry (April 20, 1972)
D. Judgment Entry (June 15, 1972)