In last week’s article, “Hike in water rates to take effect in September,” the Local inadvertently misquoted Robert Ballenger in two places. The Local reported that he said, “I think that the compromise and the settlement reflects exactly what is contemplated in setting recent charges, which is a balancing of those competing interests,” and “We have to sort of look at all of the different ways in which recent charges affect people and try to strike a balance.” In fact, he said, “I think that the compromise and the settlement reflects exactly …
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In last week’s article, “Hike in water rates to take effect in September,” the Local inadvertently misquoted Robert Ballenger in two places. The Local reported that he said, “I think that the compromise and the settlement reflects exactly what is contemplated in setting recent charges, which is a balancing of those competing interests,” and “We have to sort of look at all of the different ways in which recent charges affect people and try to strike a balance.” In fact, he said, “I think that the compromise and the settlement reflects exactly what is contemplated in setting rates and charges, which is a balancing of those competing interests” and “We have to sort of look at all of the different ways in which rates and charges affect people and try to strike a balance.”
We apologize for the errors.
