Governor action targets large water consumers who fail to submit usage reports. A directive has been given to a state agency to impose penalties on these users.
The agency in question is responsible for overseeing water resources. It will now take action against major water users that have not met reporting requirements.
Further information on this development can be found through the source, which provides more details on the governor's order and its implications for water use reporting.
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