I'm from RI and its legal to use medicinally, but as a landlord, I would personally prohibit everything that pertains to marijuana besides the consumption and possession if the tenant possessed a legitimate medical marijuana card and was within the legal possession limit. 

They would also still have a charge just to be connected to the utility even if you produced 100% of consumption with a net metering setup. 

Check your blood sugars frequently for the first few days, just to make sure the insulin is working fine. 

I understand that I could implement a system wherein I make an effort to collect a water fee from each tenant on a monthly basis, but I am not interested in doing that, instead, I think there are companies that focus in on collecting for water consumption from each unit/tenant. 

Their "Sweetener" may not be sugar, just Splenda.

-MAYOR ROBERT GARCIA, JANUARY 2018http://www.longbeach.gov/officials/phone-numbers/Contact the city council and ask why they changed their minds without having it go to a public vote.The city council tried to sugar coat it so they could get more short term votes knowing it's bad for the local economy and bad for communities in the long run.

It just seems like too much juggling, ever heard the old saying "too much sugar for dime". 

I live in 30518 - Sugar Hill, GA (Gwinnett) and prices have taken a nice jump here in the past 5 years!

Sorry, there is no way to sugar coat it.To answer your last question first, anybody can sue anyone for any 'reason' at any time. 

@Jaysen Medhurst Not sure about New London but in Bridgeport CT the sewer charge is also based on water consumption.