Mazatlán’s water department, Jumapam, is in the process of issuing notices to clients advising their water meter is considered old and outdated and will be replaced with a new one, at a cost of 405 pesos to the client.
The plan is to notify 15,000 clients this month, said Jumapam general manager Rigoberto Félix Díaz. The meters which are guaranteed by the manufacturer for five years are broken, partially broken or the counters are illegible, he explained.
There is no charge for removing the old and substituting the new meter, the cost of which will appear on the client’s water bill and he or she has the option to pay off the cost over six payments.
(from Noroeste)
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