Even if it did, every Fall, the money trees would lose their bills and the Board would still be scratching its head on where to find more to make it through the year. And then there's that darned inflation eating away at the roots. Since money is so hard to grow, let's take a look at ways to tighten the belt by finding large recurring costs and finding ways to trim them.
Leaks can go undetected for years and rack up thousands of dollars in extra bills.
Another way to reduce water consumption is to convert turf areas to drought resistant ground cover. Solar water heating alternatives are now available that can substantially reduce heating costs and pay for itself within a few years. Replace your cartridge type pool filter with a low maintenance sand filter which usually pays for itself within 1-2 years. Convert from incandescent to high-efficiency exterior lighting like mercury vapor and compact fluorescent. A huge money saver.