According to a myth, public water systems are
inefficient and wasteful. Senators of the Unite States spend billions of
dollars to make the public project work so citizens can have clean water to
drink in parks, hospitals, schools, and much more. When these water projects receive
complaints, the projects are being improved instead of removed. As a consumer, I’ll
be nervous if the water fountain can exclude dirty water at any given time.
In my life, I have plenty experience
with the water throwing little to no water. At times, water fountains would
throw nothing at all. The city is the reason to fix these types of problems.
Making a water system for citizens can cause part time jobs. Other than
creating job opportunity, the downside of it is that to maintain the water
system, you need to spend lots of money on the repairs. On average, the water
system break down can be once or twice a month. When the city has to pay for
the taxes, I believe as citizens, we going to pay that of through taxes.
To be honest, we need these water
systems. These water systems can save lots of lives in any given situation.
Public water systems should always run and never break down. Because of my experience,
I rather go to the nearest public park water fountain than to buy a two dollar
water bottle downtown. As a New York citizen, there is water fountain anywhere
near public parks or even in libraries or hospitals.
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