November 20, The Honorable Jared Huffman 1406 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC Dear Congressman Huffman:
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1 November 20, 2017 The Honorable Jared Huffman 1406 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC Dear Congressman Huffman: The Alliance for Water Efficiency and the 98 undersigned signatories strongly support H.R. 448, the Water Conservation Rebate Tax Parity Act, and your continuing efforts to advance widespread water conservation and storm water management practices by homeowners throughout the country. Public utilities in every state offer rebate programs to promote water conservation and storm water management, but the rebates they pay to homeowners who help are currently seen as taxable income to the recipient. This is in stark contrast to the treatment of similar energy efficiency rebates, which Congress declared non taxable in 1992 under Section 136 of the Internal Revenue Code. 1
2 Taxing water conservation rebates acts as significant disincentive for millions of Americans willing to do their part in promoting clean waterways and conservation of our vital water resources. Faced with growing water shortages in all parts of the country, it makes no sense to penalize citizens who spend their own money to help solve these problems. The modest but effective change you propose in HR 448 would provide the much needed clarification that water conservation and stormwater management rebates are indeed nontaxable, just as comparable energy conservation rebates are non taxable. The Alliance for Water Efficiency is a stakeholder based, non profit organization dedicated to the efficient and sustainable use of water. Our members and supporters include regional, state and local water utilities, plumbing, appliance and irrigation manufacturers, governmental planning agencies, environmental and energy advocacy organizations, water use experts, corporations and individuals, all of whom are working every day to promote the efficient and sustainable use of water in the United States and Canada. We greatly appreciate your leadership in sponsoring this bipartisan legislation and stand ready to assist you in advancing this critical issue. Sincerely, Alliance for Water Efficiency Chicago, IL American Water Amy Vickers & Associates, Inc. Amherst, MA Arizona Municipal Water Users Association Phoenix, AZ ASSE International Mokena, IL Association of California Water Agencies Association of Professional Landscape Designers Harrisburg, PA Austin Water Big Bear Area Regional Wastewater Agency Big Bear City, CA Big Bear City Community Services District Big Bear, CA Big Bear Lake, Department of Water Big Bear Lake, CA Big Bear Municipal Water District Big Bear Lake, CA Cahaba River Society Birmingham, AL California Water Efficiency Partnership California Water Service San Jose, CA Carpinteria Valley Water District Carpinteria, CA City of Durham Durham, NC City of Mesa Mesa, AZ 2
3 City of Napa Napa, CA City of Round Rock Round Rock, TX City of Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA City of Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, CA City of Surprise Surprise, AZ City of Thousand Oaks Thousand Oaks, CA Coachella Valley Water District Coachella, CA Colorado WaterWise Denver, CO Connecticut Water Hartford, CT East Orange County Water District Orange, CA Foothill Municipal Water District La Cañada Flintridge, CA Global Water Works Libertyville, IL Greywater Action Berkley, CA High Performance Building Coalition Jurupa Community Services District Mira Loma, CA The IAPMO Group Innovative Water Solutions, LLC Las Virgenes Municipal Water District Calabasas, CA Long Beach Water Department Long Beach, CA Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Los Angeles, CA LOTT Clean Water Alliance Olympia, WA Madison Water Utility Madison, WI ManageWater, Inc. Redwood City, CA Marin Municipal Water District Corte Madera, CA Mesa Water District Costa Mesa, CA Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Los Angeles, CA Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District Milwaukee, WI Monterey Peninsula Water Management District Monterey, CA Moulton Niguel Water District Laguna Niguel, CA National Water Resources Association Natural Resources Defense Council New York, NY Olivenhain Municipal Water District Encinitas, CA Pasadena Water and Power Pasadena, CA Plumbing Manufacturers International Rolling Meadows, IL Purlin, LLC Sarasota, FL 3
4 Rancho California Water District Temecula, CA Regional Water Authority Citrus Heights, CA Regional Water Providers Consortium Portland, OR ReScape California Berkeley, CA Sacramento Suburban Water District San Antonio Water System San Antonio, TX San Diego County Water Authority San Diego, CA San Francisco Public Utilities Commission San Francisco, CA San Juan Water Granite Bay, CA Seattle Public Utilities Seattle, WA Sonoma County Water Agency Santa Rosa, CA Texas Water Foundation Tucson Water Tucson, AZ Valencia Water Company Valencia, CA WaterNow Alliance San Francisco, CA Water Supply Citizens Advisory Committee Belchertown, MA Western Municipal Water District Riverside, CA Kyla N. Allen Council Member City of Cottonwood Cottonwood, AZ Matthew Appelbaum City of Boulder Boulder, CO John Ballew Chair, Utilities Commission City of Durango Durango, CO Frank L. Blanco Water District Apache Junction Water District Apache Junction, AZ Jerry Brown General Manager Contra Costa Water District Concord, CA Marshall P. Brown Aurora Water Aurora, CO Larry Dick Municipal Water District of Orange County Fountain Valley, CA Ron Doba Executive Northern Arizona Municipal Water Users Association Phoenix, AZ David Edwards Mayor Pro Tem Town of Palisade Palisade, CO 4
5 Bette Erickson City and County of Broomfield Broomfield, CO Cindi Fowler City Council City of Louisville Louisville, KY Bill Green South Coast Water District Laguna Beach, CA Kathleen S. Holian Former County Commissioner Santa Fe County Santa Fe, NM Gerry Horak Mayor Pro Tem City of Fort Collins Fort Collins, CO Philip F. Johnson of Public Works City of Cortez Cortez, CO Stephen Jordan Board Member & Vice President Purissima Hills Water District Los Altos Hills, CA R. Michael Kasperzak, Jr. Former Mayor City of Mountain View Mountain View, CA Martin Koller Former Board Member Alameda County Water District Fremont, CA Lauren Kuby City of Tempe Tempe, AZ Travis J. Lingenfeller City Councilman City of Kingman Kingman, AZ Joseph M. Maestas City Councilor City of Santa Fe Santa Fe, NM Cynthia Pratt Deputy Mayor City of Lacey Lacey, WA Kevin Rapp City Councilman City of Salt Lake City Salt Lake City, UT Jill Ryan Chairman Eagle County Commissioners Eagle, CO Esequiel Salas Councilman Village of Columbus Columbus, NM Leslie Schuler City Council City of Greenwood Village Greenwood Village, CO Shakti City Councilor City of Lakewood Lakewood, CO John Weed President, Board of s Alameda County Water District Fremont, CA Matthew Zucca Board Member Mid Peninsula Water District Belmont, CA 5
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