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A resident of Baltimore, Kristina Moore, inherited her childhood home and faces a $228,000 water bill linked to her neighborhood, despite the bills being typically shared among homeowners through the homeowners association (HOA). The bill is connected to a single water meter for the neighborhood, and Moore has been told she is responsible for paying it before she can sell her property. Although a payment plan has been established, Moore and her neighbors remain confused and frustrated, feeling the situation is mishandled by city officials.
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