If you are a single family residential customer, your sewer bills are based on actual water usage during the winter period (November through April).

Your sewer bill is based on the amount of water that goes through your water meter. For a 5/8” water meter the corresponding sewer rates are:

Your sewer bill is based on your water use, as most water ends up flowing into the sewer system. Your sewer bill includes: Minimum Bill + Volume Charge = Sewer ...

Your sewer rate is based on the amount of water you use at home, measured in “MCF.” (1 MCF = 1,000 cubic feet of water = 7,480 gallons.).

The monthly sewer bill for residential service is calculated by adding the customer charge to your monthly volume charge per 100 cubic feet (CCF) which is based ...

Sewer: This charge is based on a winter month's average (January, February, and March) and is calculated using the water usages for the given months. This is ...

Sewer bills for City residents are calculated using a sewer rate, but are based on the amount of water used during the month and the size of the water meter ...

For new residential customers, the Sewer User Fee is based on the average water consumption of 8.9 CCF. Adjustments are made after three full months of water ...

Your sewer bill consists of two components, a bi-monthly base rate and a charge based on the average amount of water you used in "the wet months".

12 янв. 2024 г. · How Sewer Bills Are Calculated: The calculation of sewer bills is primarily based on water usage, with a standard measurement unit being CCF ( ...