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AgdaPkt 2016-06-27 Closed and Joint SA PFA
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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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6/27/2016
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Water Utility Finances & Rates 40 <br /> Water & Sewer Financial Plans & Rate Studies <br />− Similarly, although potable irrigation usage is billed in 3 budget‐based tiers, most of <br />the City’s potable irrigation water sales are billed in the first budget tier since this tier <br />includes an adequate amount of water for landscape irrigation for each property in <br />this rate class. As a reminder, the City sets individual tier breakpoints for each <br />potable irrigation customer with the first tier including a reasonable amount of water <br />use to meet the irrigation needs of each account. Hence, the first potable irrigation <br />tier (for 0% ‐ 100% of budget) is treated the same as all other commercial water use. <br />Similar to residential Tier 2 use and commercial use, only a moderately‐small <br />percentage of potable irrigation use within budget is attributed toward contributing <br />to the need for the City’s recycled water system and conservation efforts. Hence, a <br />similar 15% of potable irrigation usage in the first budget tier is allocated to recover <br />costs for the City’s recycled water system and Water Resources Management <br />Program. <br />o Recycled water system and Water Resources Management Program expenses are <br />attributed to 50% of the residential Tier 3 water use. Tier 3 usage reflects water use in <br />excess of lifeline needs that is also a) up to double the level required for efficient use for <br />a single family home with modest landscaping, and b) up to double the City’s Water <br />Conservation Act targets for an average single family home. Half of the water use in this <br />tier is attributed toward contributing to the need for the City’s recycled water system <br />and Water Resources Management Program. <br />− Similarly, potable irrigation use in the second budget tier (101% ‐200% of budget) is <br />considered a bit excessive for efficient irrigation, although some of the usage in this <br />tier is from accounts that only used a modest amount of water in excess of their Tier <br />1 budget allocations. Similar to Tier 3 residential use, 50% of potable irrigation water <br />use in the 101%‐200% of budget range is allocated for cost recovery for the recycled <br />water system and Water Resources Management Program. <br />o Water use in the highest residential and potable irrigation tiers is especially high. The <br />City attributes 90% of the water use in these tiers toward contributing to the need for <br />the City’s recycled water system and Water Resources Management Program. <br />o Note that the level of cost recovery for the recycled water system from potable quantity <br />charges is offset to account for revenues generated from projected recycled water sales. <br />Hence, the amount of recycled water funding from potable water sales only accounts for <br />the net costs of the recycled water system that are not funded by recycled water sales. <br /> Other operating costs are equally applied to all water use on a pro‐rata basis. <br /> <br />6.4.A. - Page 67
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