Rates and Charges:
General
Bulk
Rates
Agricultural
Shipping
Private/Public Fire
Facilities Reserve
Other/Adjustment Cost
Customer
Service
Applications/Forms and Services
Read Your Water Bill
Automatic Bill Payment
Electronic Billing |
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1.
Restoration of Water Service.
If a consumer's water
service is turned off for failure to pay a bill, for violation of
any of the provisions of these rules and regulations, or for other
reasons, all outstanding accounts against said consumer plus the
charge for reopening, reinstallation or reconnection, must be paid
before water service is restored. Said charges shall be as
established by the Department.
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2.
Fire Hydrant and Other Temporary Meters.
In addition to regular meter service charge and water consumption
charge, there shall be installation, removal, testing and user
charges for all Fire Hydrant and other temporary meters as
established by the Department.
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3.
Cost
of Power Adjustment
All
water consumption (for general use, agriculture use and ships)
shall be subject to the imposition of a Cost of Power Adjustment
as part of all water consumption charges.
As
part of the Department’s annual budget review process, the
Department will review the actual unit costs of power for each
twelve month period ending March 31st.
At this time, the power cost adjustment for the upcoming
fiscal year will be calculated as the sum of the following two
components: (1) the difference (plus or minus) between budgeted
unit power costs for the upcoming fiscal year and the anticipated
unit power costs shown in Schedule A below, and (2) the difference
(plus or minus) between the actual unit power costs incurred
during the twelve-month period ending March 31st as
previously described and the anticipated unit power costs
effective during the same twelve month periods as shown in
Schedule A below. The
sum of these two components, calculated on a dollars per thousand
gallons basis, will be applied to all water consumption charges.
Schedule
A
Anticipated
Unit Power Costs
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Implementation
Date
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Anticipated
Unit Power Cost (per 1,000 gallons)1
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| July
1, 2005 |
$
0.45 |
| July
1, 2006 |
$
0.47 |
| July
1, 2007 |
$
0.48 |
| July
1, 2008 |
$
0.50 |
| July
1, 2009 |
$
0.51 |
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Projections
based on November 2005 power cost assumptions.
Actual Unit power cost in each fiscal year is calculated
as described in this section. |
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