This seems familiar.

Back in December, a group hoping to formally force city leaders to take care of the city's water supply pulled its initiative and refiled the measure with updated language.

The group said it wanted to clarify some points, but also that the Portland City Attorney's Office had looked over important details when drafting the language that would go before voters. Rather than challenge the city's version in court, as the group initially planned, members decided to simply revise and refile and trust the city attorney would change its tune.

The city attorney's office came back with its take on the new measure today. It's almost exactly the same.

Here's the city's first take. Here's the second.

No word yet on whether the group behind the petition, the Cascadian Public Trust Initiative, will challenge this time around.