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WATER RATE COMPARISON <br /> SIMILAR CITIES WITH SOFTENING <br /> 6# <br /> w s ALL <br /> it,w J <br /> ry`y <br /> I, <br /> a• <br /> ■ii1QI. �fi=N x iVtLL= a FS <br /> = CV222 ?1"3 ii's ED 3MV1130 aliti man <br /> [l Fmpewd I!'f� <br /> mill HIS Lull&..Q 1 <br /> Sanitary Sewer <br /> We propose a similar structure for our sanitary serer rates as well. We are recommending the cur- <br /> rent flat rate of$32.46 per quarter for a resident be replaced by a quarterly service fee of$10.95 plus <br /> actual usage of water at a $1.24 rate per 1,000 gallons. (Senior citin rates would be $6.69 per quar- <br /> ter plus usage.) An example would be someone who uses 6,000 gallons of water per quarter. They <br /> currently pay $32.46 but under the new structure} they would pay $18.39. <br /> We are also aware that a significant amount of water usage during the summer months does not go <br /> into the sanitary sewer and therefore we would recorninend that the residential sanitary sewer rate be <br /> capped at the level of 25 higher than the city-wide computed average. That cap would be currently <br /> at$41,11 per quarter for a regular resident with the senior citizen cap at$25.10. <br /> M <br /> The commerciaWndustrial sanitary rate would also include a service fee based on the size of the <br /> meter demand plus the unchanged 1993 rate of$2.09 per 1,000 gallons of water used. <br /> Below is a comparison of current 1993 sanitary sewer rates of other comparable cities our size <br /> F CURRENT SANITARY SEWER RATES <br /> coMMMION W=COMMI"Ll COMKI i'71% <br /> e i nNnes an moms <br /> s� <br /> �a <br /> I L L A D L a a A 0 V I I I r <br /> Z K T 0 F A 9 L Q 0 2 N I c 7 <br /> _ 1 L A X X K D I L <br /> T 0 ht I A N V f N 9 L r L 9 <br /> P N Q x W 2 t K I V I t 0 <br /> R t X 0 1 L A 1 0 T e 9 V <br /> A C I Q 0 1 L P P N I A <br /> a 1 p 1 A L <br /> $ � � � A T <br /> I <br /> I <br /> =21 CIriN i"a <br /> D <br /> FSOPMD MML 1"4 <br /> Novi"Movalum�mat I"[A d <br /> Storm Drainage <br /> A review of the Storm Drainage operations indicates that no cost adjustment is necessary for 1994. <br />
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