By-law No. 04-2024 Utility Rate Schedule A

Rural Municipality of Mossey River, Manitoba

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SCHEDULE "A" THE MOSSEY RIVER MUNICIPALITY WATER AND SEWER RATES BY-LAW NO 04-2024 SCHEDULE OF QUARTERLY RATES: 1. Commodity rates per M.G. Water Sewer Water & Sewer All water consumption 14.39 5.88 20.27 2. Minimum Charges, Quarterly Notwithstanding the Commodity rates set forth in paragraph 1 hereof, all customers will pay the applicable minimum charges set out below, which will include water allowances indicated: (a) Water and Sewer Customers Meter Group Water Customer Commodity Charges Total Size Capacity Included Service Quarterly ____ Ratio__ Gallons_ Charge__ Water Sewer__ Minimum 5/8 1 3,000 18.28 43.17 17.65 79.10 ¾ 2 6,000 18.28 86.34 35.31 139.93 1 4 12,000 18.28 172.69 70.62 261.59 1 ½ 10 30,000 18.28 431.74 176.55 626.57 2 25 75,000 18.28 1,079.36 441.37 1,539.01 3 45 135,000 18.28 1,942.85 794.47 2,755.60 (b) Water Only Customers Minimum charge will be the same for each meter size as shown, above, but the Sewer Commodity Charge will be excluded. (c) Sewer Only for Residential Customers Mossey River Municipality does charge the owners or occupants of land serviced with sewer but no water the sum of $ 35.94 per quarter. 3. Bulk Sales Rate All water sold in bulk by Mossey River Municipality shall be charged for at the rate of $ 18.75 per 1,000 gallons on a pro-rated basis for all quantities. 4. Service to Customers outside Municipality, Town, or L.I.D., limits The Council of the Mossey River Municipality may sign agreements with customers for the provision of water and sewer services to properties located outside the legal boundaries of the Village of Winnipegosis. Such agreements shall provide for payment of the appropriate rates set out in the schedule, as well as a surcharge, set by resolution of Council, which shall be equivalent to the frontage levy, general taxes and special taxes for utility purposes in effect at the time, or may be in effect from time to time, and which would be levied on the property concerned if it were within these boundaries. In addition, all costs of connecting to the utility's mains - 2 - and installing and maintaining service connections will be paid by the customer. 5. Billings and Penalties A late payment charge of 1¼% shall be charged on the dollar amount owing after the billing due date. The due date will be at least fourteen days after the mailing of the bills. 6. Disconnection The Public Utilities Board has approved the Conditions Precedent to be followed by the municipality with respect to the disconnection of service for non-payment including, such matters, as notice and the right to appeal such action to the Public Utilities Board. A copy of the Conditions Precedent is available for inspection at the Municipality's office. 7. Reconnection Any service disconnected due to non-payment of account shall not be reconnected until all arrears, penalties and a reconnection fee of $ 50.00 have been paid. 8. Outstanding Bills Pursuant to Section 252(2) of The Municipal Act, the amount of all outstanding charges for water and sewer service are a lien and charge upon the land serviced, and shall be collected in the same manner in which ordinary taxes upon the land are collectible, and with like remedies. 9. Hydrant Rentals The Mossey River Municipality will pay to the utility an annual rental of $ 150.00 for each hydrant connected to the system, which includes a charge for the water used. 10. Water Allowance Due to Line Freezing That in any case where, at the request of the Council, a customer allows water to run continuously for any period of time to prevent the water lines in the water system from freezing, the charge to that customer for the current quarter shall be the average of the billings for the last two previous quarters to the same customer, or to the same premises if the occupant has changed. 11. Sewage Surcharges (a) There may be levied annually, in addition to rates set forth above, a special surcharge on sewage having a Biochemical Oxygen demand in excess of 300 parts per million, to be set by resolution of Council. (b) A special surcharge for substances requiring special treatment shall be charged based on the actual costs of treatment required for the particular sewage or industrial wastes.