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[quote author=CTcard link=topic=12510.msg124488#msg124488 date=1439641138]
This is Prop 218, yes?

Isn't that just a state law - is it really a constitutional ammendment?

And my fuzzy memory is that originally there was some question whether metered water usage was covered or just flat water fees based upon the property itself. Was that ever resolved?

My Wikipedia says prop 218 was a constitutional amendment.
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I think it is set up so that all successfully passed props become amendments.  How else do you get a constitution 4,972 pages long?

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[quote author=CTcard link=topic=12510.msg124488#msg124488 date=1439641138]
This is Prop 218, yes?

Isn't that just a state law - is it really a constitutional ammendment?

And my fuzzy memory is that originally there was some question whether metered water usage was covered or just flat water fees based upon the property itself. Was that ever resolved?

My Wikipedia says prop 218 was a constitutional amendment.
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I think it is set up so that all successfully passed props become amendments.  How else do you get a constitution 4,972 pages long?