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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />May 6, 2014 <br />Page 20 of 27 <br />ALTERNATIVE WATER RATE STRUCTURES <br />Alternative 1 — Status quo or existing rate structure <br />Alternative 2 — Adjusted fixed tier rates <br />o Single family class & multifamily classes charged using fixed tiers <br />o Commercial and irrigation classes charged using a uniform rate or fixed tiers <br />Alternative 3 — Average Winter Consumption (AWC) tiered rates <br />o AWC -based tiers for all customer classes <br />1. Status Quo — existing structure <br />• Service charged based on meter size with monthly volume allowance for single <br />family customers <br />• Volume rate with increasing block structure with same rates for all customers and <br />differing block sizes for each meter size <br />2. Cost of Service — customer class basis <br />• Service charge based on meter size, no volume allowance <br />• Volume rate varies by customer class, includes fixed rate blocks <br />3. Cost of Service — AWC basis <br />• Service charge based on meter size, no volume allowance <br />• Volume rate in each block same for all customers, block size for each customer <br />varies. <br />AWC — Average winter consumption <br />Alternative 2 — Multifamily Class Water based on 2013 COA: <br />• Monthly service charge varies by meter size <br />• Volume rates with fixed tier structures <br />Alternative 2 — Commercial Water Rates based on 2014 COS <br />• Monthly service charge varies by meter size <br />• Volume rates with uniform structure <br />Alternative 2 — Irrigation Class Water Rates based on 2014 COS <br />• Monthly service charge varies by meter size <br />• Volume rates with uniform structure <br />Alternative 3— AWC Rates Structure water rates based on 2014 COS <br />• Monthly service charge varies by meter size <br />• Volume rates with AWC tier structure <br />COUNCIL COMMENTS <br />Council member Loo asked if the rankings are changed, would it make a difference in <br />the rate charged. Mr. Giardina indicate not to a significant degree. <br />PUBLIC COMMENT <br />