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56:54 The base rates aren't going to be talked about in the the seniors. Yeah, all of the reading I've done on tiered water rates and enterprise funds is is really your base rate has to cover your O&M.Play from 56:54
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56:54 The base rates aren't going to be talked about in the the seniors. Yeah, all of the reading I've done on tiered water rates and enterprise funds is is really your base rate has to cover your O&M.Play from 56:54
1:59:32 Consideration of Resolution number 2026, scratch 34, Rubin Twin Rocks, Rural Fire District Intergovernmental Agreement. So a roll chain approves an inter-governmental agreement between the city and to interrupt water district for the city to provide fire protection.Play from 1:59:32
2:17:33 But they've made the choice to invest in themselves and put it in groundwater and get off the bull run system. So they've got a time plan of their infrastructure upgrades.Play from 2:17:33
19:15 So we've just been putting a little bit aside each year In, so we, when we did the water rate increases, we took this into account that some Of it's been part of the overall capital project.Play from 19:15
26:27 I know her. Technically, it's in the 8ount definition of Eastern Oregon, but like I'm just going to say it publicly. Good for them. We're in a drought.Play from 26:27
21:14 Daily water supply. Okay. Um, so we know that it's needed, but we don't know how big it needs to be yet or how high it needs to be. They've done preliminary calculations but not finalized what those calculations would…Play from 21:14
27:18 I think if people do it the right way and their bill will not be increased, if it is, it's almost imperceptibly. That is $25 for the year, but this is the cost we pay for a long drought and an aquifer that's being very challenged at the time.Play from 27:18
19:04 Harbor is having a problem with their water supply, and they're downstream from us.Play from 19:04
1:28:28 But I think this is uh to Geneva's point section 130 sanitary sewer and water a is water supply all shall be served by state approved water supply period covers all the possibilities and then B sanitary sewer all served by sewage disposal system that conforms to…Play from 1:28:28
37:25 The amendment does not change any provisions regarding storm water rates. Those are being kept the same. Um so our recommendation to council is to approve the ordinance amending scapuse municipal code chapter 1322 as presented.Play from 37:25
27:53 When we don't get through infrastructure funding, because our water rates are the result of the net cost. If there's grant funds or more funds into that, that would have the effective lower rates.Play from 27:53
1:13:44 Yeah. The water rate study thing, is that costing us money for them to come do that? They just come do that? that it's one of their services.Play from 1:13:44
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