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Agda Pkt 2024.08.26 Regular Meeting
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34 <br />Table 10 <br />Average Monthly Residential Bills Fiscal Year 2022-23 <br />Agency <br />Fixed <br />Monthly <br />Charge <br />Variable <br />Consumption <br />Charge <br />Calculated <br />Monthly Bill <br />Montara $64.78 $73.73 $138.51 <br />Burlingame 42.02 75.66 117.68 <br />Hillsborough 72.41 44.73 117.14 <br />Millbrae 28.40 84.00 112.40 <br />NCCWD (Pacifica)28.37 74.10 102.46 <br />East Palo Alto 33.12 58.73 91.85 <br />MPWD (Belmont, San Carlos)28.00 62.94 90.94 <br />San Bruno 25.58 63.07 88.65 <br />South San Francisco, Westborough Water District 22.00 63.28 85.28 <br />Palo Alto 21.48 59.12 80.60 <br />Daly City & NSMCSD 28.30 50.85 79.15 <br />Redwood City 29.52 46.57 76.09 <br />San Carlos, South SF Cal Water-Bayshore 24.68 48.49 73.17 <br />San Mateo 24.59 48.31 72.90 <br />Mountain View 19.05 53.64 72.69 <br />Menlo Park 30.41 41.18 71.59 <br />Brisbane 16.68 44.10 60.78 <br />Foster City 13.80 44.52 58.32 <br />__________________ <br />Source: City of Redwood City Public Works Services Department. <br />Customer Base <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 years. <br />There are currently 13 large multi-family residential projects, 11 large mixed-use projects, and 12 <br />large commercial developments in review or under construction. If approved, the developments <br />could on a net basis add 3,479 new housing units, approximately 2.3 million square feet of office <br />space, and approximately 4.1 million square feet of research and development space. The <br />Enterprise expects increased water supply demand and revenues as a result of the new <br />developments. The Enterprise is expected to be able to meet the increased water demands as <br />the planned increases are accounted for in the City’s 2020 Urban Water Management Plan. The <br />City can provide no assurance that the projects described above will be approved, constructed, <br />or operated as planned. <br />8.A. - Page 48 of 255 <br />676
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