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Agda Pkt 2024.08.26 Regular Meeting
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32 <br />Commercial <br />(includes Commercial Irrigation) <br />(Billed Monthly) <br />Meter Size <br />Bi-Monthly Service <br />Charge Water Use Charges <br />5/8”$38.36 <br />3/4”$52.65 <br />1”$81.23 <br />1-1/2”$152.69 <br />2”$238.44 <br />3”$631.47 <br />4”$1,081.66 <br />6”$2,296.46 <br />8”$4,011.48 <br />10”$6,012.34 <br />All Water Use (per Unit): $7.92 <br />______________________ <br />Source: City of Redwood City Public Works Services Department. <br />Rate Adjustments During Water Shortages. Water rates for the Enterprise are also <br />subject to drought rate revenue stabilization factors that may be applied to water use charges for <br />all water customers and implemented during locally declared water shortages, state mandated <br />reductions in the level of water usage, or other natural disaster or events that requires reductions <br />in water usage. The City Council of the City may implement the drought rate factors as necessary, <br />to ensure that the Enterprise recovers sufficient revenues to meet its expenditures and debt <br />obligations. The maximum drought rate factors are set forth in the table below. The rates for the <br />water use charge are multiplied by the applicable drought rate factor to derive the water use <br />charges to be in effect during the water shortage. <br />Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 Stage 6 <br />Customer <br />Class <br />Shortage Up <br />to (10% <br />Reduction) <br />Shortage Up <br />to (20% <br />Reduction) <br />Shortage Up <br />to (30% <br />Reduction) <br />Shortage Up <br />to (40% <br />Reduction) <br />Shortage Up <br />to (50% <br />Reduction) <br />Shortage Up <br />to (>50% <br />Reduction) <br />Single-Family 1.021 1.047 1.080 1.124 1.182 1.222 <br />Multi-Family 1.014 1.031 1.051 1.074 1.101 1.121 <br />Commercial 1.018 1.039 1.064 1.096 1.135 1.162 <br />Irrigation 1.046 1.118 1.250 1.571 3.420 N/A(1) <br />______________________ <br />Source: City of Redwood City Public Works Services Department. <br />(1) Use of potable water for irrigation prohibited at this water shortage level. <br />Connection and Capacity Fees. The City also charges certain connection and capacity <br />fees related to new connections to the Enterprise. A connection fee, which includes the water <br />meter and installation, is charged based on meter size, with a 5/8” meter currently charged <br />$803.45. Water capacity fees are also charged for new connections based on account type and <br />meter size, with single-family residential accounts with meters up to 1” in size currently charged <br />a capacity fee of $5,679. Single family accounts requiring a 1.5” meter or larger, and multi-family <br />and commercial accounts, are charged capacity fees based on meter size. The water capacity <br />fee charged starting in Fiscal Year 2023-24 consolidates and replaces two prior one-time fees <br />known as the facilities fee and capacity charge. See Table 14 below for historical revenues and <br />Table 16 for projected revenues from these fees and charges. <br />8.A. - Page 46 of 255 <br />674
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