City points water customers to EyeOnWater for household usage tracking

The City of Mountain House identifies EyeOnWater as the website for customers who want to track water usage. Its Utilities & Waste page says the city's water is delivered by Byron-Bethany Irrigation District from the Delta and treated at a facility with a listed 12.5-million-gallon-per-day capacity. It also points to smart irrigation and conservation rules. The page does not promise that every account is already registered, that the data are instantaneous or that a usage graph alone proves where water went.

Usage visibility can help a household compare ordinary patterns, irrigation days and unexplained spikes. It is most useful as a prompt to investigate, not as a leak diagnosis or billing ruling. Customers should begin from the City's link, confirm the account-enrollment requirements and protect account credentials. A sudden change can be checked against meter readings, irrigation controllers and visible fixtures, then raised with the official utility if it remains unexplained. Emergency leaks require the City's current service procedure, not a delayed email to a news site.

This resource is separate from today's billing article: one explains how charges appear; the other concerns consumption data. Neither lets Mountain House Live access a customer's account, meter or home. The contextual image shows plumbing and a water meter outside Mountain House and does not represent the City's equipment standard or an individual resident's usage. Readers should rely on the utility for data timing, conservation requirements, dispute procedures and whether a given property can use the linked service.

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