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The city is moving to a 'meter equivalency' billing system. While this increases rates, the city says it's necessary to maintain aging infrastructure.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
Average residential bills are projected to increase by roughly 8-10% annually over the next three years.
The entire community benefits from a reliable, well-maintained water and sewer system.
Residents on fixed incomes will face higher monthly utility costs.
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The city is moving to a 'meter equivalency' billing system. While this increases rates, the city says it's necessary to maintain aging infrastructure.
The city is looking at how to charge for water and sewer to cover rising costs and infrastructure needs. The Council is leaning toward a plan that protects seniors from base rate hikes while adjusting other fees.
The city is facing rising costs for water and sewer services. Residents should expect rate increases to fund necessary infrastructure repairs and cover higher wholesale costs.
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