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| Sewer Rates |
| This section contains the Sewer Rates As Of July 1, 2006. |
| Sewerage Service Charge |
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The Sewerage Service Charge on your bill is calculated from the size of your meter. As long as the meter is installed, you will be billed the service charge. The charge is based on the costs the S&WB must pay even if you don't use any sewer services. These costs include maintaining sewerage pipes, treatment plants, etc. Since the S&WB must always be prepared to treat wastes whenever a meter is installed, this part of your bill is sometimes called the "Ready to Serve" charge.
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| Meter Code |
Size (Inches) |
Amount |
| A |
5/8" |
$ 11.60 |
| B |
3/4" |
$ 16.50 |
| C |
1" |
$ 23.50 |
| D |
1 1/2" |
$ 43.25 |
| E |
2" |
$ 63.25 |
| F |
3" |
$ 150.00 |
| G |
4" |
$ 250.00 |
| H |
6" |
$ 500.00 |
| J |
8" |
$ 750.00 |
| K |
10" |
$ 1000.00 |
| L |
12" |
$ 1150.00 |
| M |
16" |
$ 1550.00 |
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| Sewerage Volume Charge |
| All Residential and Public Housing Class volume charges are applied to 85 percent of the metered consumption, allowing 15 percent of water use for lawn watering and other uses which contribute no flow to the sanitary sewer. Quantity charges for Commercial and Industrial Classes of Customers are based on 100% of metered water consumption. Water used from private wells or non-board sources and discharged to the sanitary sewer system will be metered and the consumption included in computing sewerage volume charges. Any customer who proves only a portion of the metered water usage is discharged to the sanitary sewer system is charged for only that portion of the total water quantity. |
| Charge Per 1,000 Gallons: $ 4.04 |
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