2008 Water and Sewer Rates
| Consumption
(Cu ft/day) |
Water rate Per 1000 |
Water Rate Per 1000 |
Sewer rate Per 1000 |
Sewer Rate Per 1000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First 19 | 36.41 | 4.868 | 47.15 | 6.304 |
| Next 20 | 38.12 | 5.096 | 48.60 | 6.497 |
| Next 50 | 39.70 | 5.307 | 49.58 | 6.628 |
| Next 260 | 42.21 | 5.643 | 52.31 | 6.994 |
| Next 950 | 44.05 | 5.888 | 55.20 | 7.379 |
| Over 1,299 | 45.60 | 6.096 | 57.11 | 7.635 |
- Table of rates effective January 1, 2008
The typical customer pays just over a penny per gallon: 'The average one family customer using 180 US gallons (680 L) per day ("GPD”) in 2008 will be charged $62.66 per 31-day month or $737.68 annually. A multi-unit residence using 600 GPD will be charged $216.45 per 31-day month or approximately $2,548.50 annually. A small commercial property using 4,000 GPD will be charged $1,575.44 per 31-day month or approximately $18,549.49 annually.'
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