Rather, is there, for example, a way to track tenant water consumption without replacing the entire plumbing system throughout the building so that meters can be installed?

In theory I believe alcohol permits are only applicable if an event is open to the general public.

I do my best to stay away from sugar, dairy and gluten as it causes inflammation in my body and don't drink much alcohol. 

Her husband is an alcoholic and smokes and thus is the reason she has left him. 

It has held steady since the flooding.Dripping Springs has become an alcohol mecca.  

I figured $300/month was sufficient to cover both, but I could definitely be wrong here.We are planning to rent the entire house on one lease and having tenants cover utilities, except sewer costs (based on water consumption in our area).

Apparently she had a serious drug and alcohol problem (and possible mental problems).

Of course, from a marketer's standpoint there's little demographic to be learned about that statement, except that it might be smart to position your alcohol product as "the whiskey to drink when you want to fight."

@Kenneth Dai, just one small correction:your water bill since last year are: water + sewer (100% of water consumption) + garbage

This reduces fuel consumption and the likelihood of the furnace breaking.Funny noises?