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-28- <br />Comparative Monthly Water Bills <br /> <br />The table following shows comparative residential monthly water bills for neighboring <br />communities for Fiscal Year 2016-17, based on customers with 5/8-inch or ¾-inch meters <br />consuming water at a rate of 8 units per month. <br /> <br />Table 12 <br />Average Monthly Residential Bills <br />Fiscal Year 2016-17 <br /> <br /> Fixed Variable Calculated <br /> Monthly Consumption Monthly <br />Agency Charge Charge Bill <br />Daly City $16.06 $28.05 $44.11 <br />North Coast CWD (Pacifica) 13.38 39.97 53.35 <br />Foster City 18.90 37.76 56.66 <br />Millbrae 15.00 43.60 58.60 <br />Mountain View 14.00 46.03 60.03 <br />Cal Water (South San Francisco) 14.71 54.02 68.73 <br />Cal Water (San Mateo) 14.71 54.02 68.73 <br />Cal Water (San Carlos) 14.71 54.02 68.73 <br />Menlo Park 20.08 48.90 68.98 <br />Redwood City 25.39 46.36 71.75 <br />Palo Alto 16.77 60.44 77.21 <br />East Palo Alto 24.49 52.88 77.37 <br />San Bruno 21.13 63.29 84.42 <br />Mid-Peninsula WD (Belmont) 24.00 60.56 84.56 <br />Burlingame 41.80 42.91 84.71 <br />Brisbane 30.34 56.16 86.50 <br />Montara (MWSD) 26.36 65.07 91.43 <br />Hillsborough 60.00 69.92 129.92 <br /> <br />Source: City of Redwood City Public Works Services Department (Water and Sewer Financial Plans and Rate <br />Studies, 2016). <br />* Includes miscellaneous surcharges where applicable. <br /> <br />Customer Base <br /> <br />Number of Accounts. The Enterprise has a relatively stable customer base with some <br />growth expected in the number of residential and commercial accounts within the next few <br />years. There are currently 7 large multi-family residential and 8 large commercial developments <br />in review or under construction. If approved, the developments could add 1,000 new housing <br />units, 38,559 square feet of retail space, and up to 343,895 square feet of office space. The <br />Enterprise expects increased water supply demand and revenues as a result of the new <br />developments. The Enterprise is in good shape to respond to increased water demands as the <br />planned increases are accounted for in the City’s 2015 Urban Water Management Plan. <br /> <br />8.C. - Page 53