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June 30, 1983 <br />Page 2 <br />A third method would be to allow the customer the option of either <br />of the first two methods. <br />All of these alternative methods would cause a reduction in the total <br />number of REC'S that could be billed compared to the present• method of <br />calculation. Based upon estimates, provided by some of our commercial - <br />industrial customers and upon staff estimates of seasonal variations <br />due to sprinkling, the loss of billable REC'S could be 83 REC'S per <br />quarter. A reduction of 83 REC'S would result in a loss of sewer use <br />revenues of $9,296 annually. Since the Sewer Fund is budgeted on a <br />break-even basis the loss of revenue would have to be made up by in- <br />creased charges to all users. This would amount to $0.50 per REC per <br />quarter. <br />Should you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me. <br />DB/ds <br />M <br />