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W <br />BATE: January 27, 2005 <br />TD: IMiko Morrison, City Manager <br />FROM: Roger Larson, Finance Director <br />Todd Hubmer, PF - City Engineer <br />ITEM: 2005 WATER/SEWERRATES <br />This memo has been. written to provide Council with an update and recommendation for <br />adjustments to the 2005 water and sewer rates. These recommendations are based on projected. <br />expendifures for operation and maintenance of the water and sewer utilities. <br />i7Ate . <br />St. Anthony water rates for 2004 were $1.73 per 100 cubic feet (CCF) of water used. The 2004 <br />watcr rates are broken down as follows: <br />$1.16 - Annual Operating Budget <br />$ .52 - $2,200,000 Water/Sewer Revenue Bonds 2003E <br />a) Kenzie'rerracc/27°i Avenue Sanitary Sewcr <br />b) Water Treatment Chemical Upgrades <br />c) Well house 3,4 & 5 Upgrades <br />°L05. - Non/Recurring Maintenance (implemented in 2003) <br />$1.73 <br />The water rates have not been adjusted for changes in annual operation costs since 2003. Based <br />on the proposed 2005 operations budget and the anticipation of additional non-recurring <br />maintenance items, it is proposed to increase water rates in 2005 by $0.'10 CCF, which equates to a <br />rate of $1.83 per '100 cubic feet. <br />A breakdown of the proposed 2005 water rates is as follows: <br />$1.21 - Annual Operating Budget (05 cent increase) <br />.52 - $2,200,000 Water/Sewer Revenue Bonds 2003E <br />a) Kenzie Terrace/27`h Avenue Sanitary Sewer <br />b) Water Treatment Chemical Upgrades <br />c) Well House 3,4 & 5 Upgrades <br />$_L0 - Non/Recurring Maintenance (.05 cent increase) <br />$1.83 <br />The non-recurring maintenance portion of the water rate was approved in 2002 and implemented in <br />2003. The purpose was to provide funding for improvements to the sewer and water system. These <br />improvements are not to be considered as projects with an immediate need for funding or <br />completion; rather they are improvements that are made over time as funding becomes available. <br />