The only way to know for sure is to put a pressure gauge on the city water line. If it reads below 30 psi, then you may have a bad pressure regulator on your city water line. The post from NWJEEPER speaks of gallons per minute, which has to do with flow, not pressure. (If you take the nozzle off a garden hose and let the water run, at the open end you have good flow, but zero pressure). You are concerned with pressure measured in PSI, and a gauge is the only way to tell. If I was renting that site, and a gauge said the pressure was low, I would expect them to repair the problem.
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