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Reading – 2017 Water and Sewer Retail Rate Survey

1 Respondent Info
2 Residential Basic Info
3 Residential Base/Min Charges
4 Residential Rate Structure
5 Commercial Base/Min Charges
6 Commercial Rate Structure
7 Community Questions
8 Stormwater
9 Notes And Feedback
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  • Residential Rate
  • WATER
  • SEWER
  • 1. Fund type
  • 2. Date last adjusted:
  • 3. Date next adjusted:
  • 4. Billing Frequency
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  • WATER
  • SEWER
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  • WATER

    TierTier StartTier EndUnitRate
    Example110HCF$2.50

    The highest tier in your community can be left blank if it does not have an actual number assigned to it. For example, if your community’s highest tier is one rate for every HCF used after 50 HCF used, the start tier would be “51” and the tier end would be left blank.

  • WATER

    TierTier StartTier EndUnitRate
    Example110HCF$2.50

    The highest tier in your community can be left blank if it does not have an actual number assigned to it. For example, if your community’s highest tier is one rate for every HCF used after 50 HCF used, the start tier would be “51” and the tier end would be left blank.

  • SEWER

    TierTier StartTier EndUnitRate
    Example110HCF$2.50

    The highest tier in your community can be left blank if it does not have an actual number assigned to it. For example, if your community’s highest tier is one rate for every HCF used after 50 HCF used, the start tier would be “51” and the tier end would be left blank.

  • SEWER

    TierTier StartTier EndUnitRate
    Example110HCF$2.50

    The highest tier in your community can be left blank if it does not have an actual number assigned to it. For example, if your community’s highest tier is one rate for every HCF used after 50 HCF used, the start tier would be “51” and the tier end would be left blank.

  • Tier StartTier EndUnitRate 
  • Tier StartTier EndUnitRate 
  • Please enter a number from 0 to 100.
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  • WATER
  • SEWER
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  • WATER

    TierTier StartTier EndUnitRate
    Example110HCF$2.50

    The highest tier in your community can be left blank if it does not have an actual number assigned to it. For example, if your community’s highest tier is one rate for every HCF used after 50 HCF used, the start tier would be “51” and the tier end would be left blank.

  • SEWER

    TierTier StartTier EndUnitRate
    Example110HCF$2.50

    The highest tier in your community can be left blank if it does not have an actual number assigned to it. For example, if your community’s highest tier is one rate for every HCF used after 50 HCF used, the start tier would be “51” and the tier end would be left blank.

  • Tier StartTier EndUnitRate 
  • Tier StartTier EndUnitRate 
  • Please enter a number from 0 to 100.
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  •             WATER
  •             SEWER
  • 1. Percentage of water unaccounted for?
  • 2. Has your community adopted the water and/or sewer debt service exclusion as provided for under MGL59 Section 21 C(n)?
  • 3. Percentage of service bills liened:
  • 4. In managing your water and sewer fund, have you experienced revenue shortfalls due to lower than projected water use in the last three years?
  • 5. MWRA charges as a percent of total expenses?
  • 6. Number of miles of pipeline rehabilitated or replaced in FY17:
  • 7. Please select the range that best describes your community's water and sewer infrastructure capital needs over the next five years in dollars.
  • 8. How much do you anticipate spending on water and sewer capital needs over the next five years in dollars.
  • 9. Has your community considered rate affordability or taken any steps towards addressing the issue? Please describe how affordability has affected your community, if at all, and any ways your community has tried to respond to it.
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  • As we move closer to the the general permits for stormwater discharges being in place, the MWRA Advisory Board is continuing to build up its information base of how member communities are currently handling, or are planning to handle, the operating and capital costs associated with stormwater management. See Appendix G of the 2016 Retail Rate Survey for findings from previous year.

  • 1. How does your community recover stormwater costs?
  • 2. Please provide any additional detail about your current stormwater recovery method:
  • 3. Do you anticipate changing the way you recover stormwater costs in the next year?
  • 4. If yes, please describe your anticipated method of cost recovery:
  • 5. Please estimate the your community's total capital stormwater costs. For internal use only. Will not be published in the document.
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  • Please provide comments or suggestions you may have on the MWRA Advisory Board Annual Water and Sewer Retail Rate Survey; including additional information you would like to see collected in future years.
  • Please include any attachments you would like to include using this field.
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