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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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Sewer Utility Finances & Rates 67 <br /> Water & Sewer Financial Plans & Rate Studies <br />3.10.3 Residential Rate Derivation <br />Residential rates are derived by dividing the total amount of costs designated for residential rate <br />recovery by the total number of residential billing units, with each billing unit representing the <br />charge for a typical residential dwelling unit per account with 1 – 9 dwelling units. The following <br />table calculates the total number of residential sewer billing units. Each dwelling unit in a <br />residential account with 1 – 9 dwelling units is assigned 1.0 billing unit. <br /> <br />Each dwelling unit in a multi‐family account with 10 or more dwelling units discharges <br />approximately 60% of the wastewater per standard residential connection based on evaluation of <br />historical winter water use. This number of sewer billing units allocated to each of these dwelling <br />units includes a) a standard fixed charge for all residential accounts that recovers 75% of costs <br />regardless of wastewater flow, and b) a usage‐based charge component that recovers 25% of costs. <br />The usage‐based component is multiplied by the 60% flow percentage applicable to each multi‐ <br />family 10+ dwelling unit, resulting in an adjusted usage‐based charge component equal to 15%. The <br />number of billing units per dwelling unit in multi‐family accounts with 10 or more dwelling units <br />equals 90% (75% + 15%) of the standard residential charge, or 0.90 billing units. <br /> <br />Table S13: Single & Multi‐Family Residential Dwelling Unit Equivalents <br />DwellingFlow perFlow per <br />Estimated Monthly Sewer Discharge per Dwelling Unit Units Unit (hcf)Unit (gpd) <br /> Residential up to 9 Dwelling Units19,6007.5184.5 <br /> Multi‐Family 10+ Dwelling Units9,2004.5110.7 <br /> Flow % of Standard Residential Discharge60.0% <br />Fixed & Variable Revenue Recovery for Residential Rates <br /> Fixed Revenue Recovery75% <br /> Variable Revenue Recovery25% <br />Multi‐Family 10+ Revenue Recovery as % of Standard Residential Charge <br /> Fixed Revenue Recovery75.0% <br /> Variable Revenue Recovery25.0% <br /> x Multi‐Family 10+ Dwelling Units Flow %60.0% <br /> Net Variable Revenue Recovery15.0% <br /> Total Revenue Recovery as % of Standard Dwelling Unit90.0% <br /> Sewer Billing Units per Dwelling Unit0.90 <br />Residential Billing Units DwellingBilling <br />Units Units Total <br /> Single Family & Multi‐Family up to 9 Dwelling Units19,6001.00 19,600 <br /> Multi‐Family 10+ Dwelling Units9,200 0.90 8,280 <br />28,80027,880 <br />x <br />6.4.A. - Page 94
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