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City Council <br />Special Meeting Minutes <br />March 11, 2014 <br />Page 6 of 11 <br />Some Council members did not support the water budget for commercial or residential <br />users and felt better tools could be used to help water customers better manage their <br />water consumption. There was support for the smoothing approach and some interest in <br />the residential water budget to provide a clear statement of what the water actually <br />costs. <br />Power Point Presentation Continues <br />Wastewater Rate Structure Alternatives Analyzed: <br />1. Status Quo — existing structure <br />2. Cost of Service <br />a. Service charge based on water meter size <br />b. Uniform volume charge <br />i. Single family — applied to AWC <br />ii. Multifamily — applied to AWC <br />iii. Nonresidential — applied to all usage, same rate year -round <br />COUNCIL QUESTIONS <br />Is a percentage of the wastewater usage being billed at $3.20 per 1,000 gallons? Mr. <br />Giardina explained it would be based on the winter consumption (Dec /Jan/ Feb). If <br />5,000 is the average consumption, the March bill would be calculated at $3.20 times 5, <br />through the next March; then the next winter consumption will be established. However <br />there is a default system to bill less if the actual consumption is lower. <br />Is there a calculation in the revenue? Mr. Giardina stated they looked at the usage on <br />every meter for every month, which provided this data and the projected revenue. <br />Is there a calculation for commercial accounts? Mr. Giardina stated there is no typical <br />commercial account and in most instances commercial bills would go down and <br />residential bills would go up. <br />What does "non- residential applies to all usage, at the same rate year round," mean? <br />Mr. Giardina stated currently non - residential accounts are charged a volume rate based <br />on 100% of their metered water use. No changes are proposed. <br />Power Point Presentation Continues <br />Alternative Stormwater Rate Structures: Task Force Recommendation: Continue <br />current structure until residential impervious data is available. Stormwater Rate <br />Structure Alternative 1: Status Quo — Existing Structures with a 30% Increase. <br />
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