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15:33 Water rates are reviewed and approved by the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, which is re responsible for ensuring that utilities can continue providing safe and reliable service while recovering the costs necessary to…Play from 15:33
52:18 …so residential users peak the system even though they may not be the highest volume users and that's how water rates are built. So if you're saying we do want to have a rate structure where high volume users you know, the the magnitude of volume they use within a billing period are you know, in essentially charge more you do a flat rate structure the more you use the more you pay.Play from 52:18
3:10:56 And that comes up um when there's a non-closed loop or not not a um uh dry cooling method when it's a uh evaporative method um the municipal water supply or water treatment uh comes into play and the question there is does can the municipal water treatment facility handle the…Play from 3:10:56
7:07 Typically we see lower nitrates generally in the groundwater in those areas. Okay, so then private well treatment. There was over a total of 105 reimbursements that we, that were accepted and reimbursements given to county residents and again there was slightly over 1,400 total…Play from 7:07
4:34 Talked about the summer sewer rate. Um we've had some people asking about that. After I talked to some other communities, so they're going to have some ideas for the future.Play from 4:34
1:14:35 Point made. I think that regardless implementation on a utility bill will cause questions and frustrations because they've had an electric rate increase, a water rate increase.Play from 1:14:35
26:48 The majority of our towns, with the exception of the Forest Junction area, do not have a communal water supply uh requiring that such a facility be on sewer and water would help reduce the potential impact and groundwater…Play from 26:48
1:09:45 And so anything that locality proves for a data center development might then be taking away from their ability to do some other type of development, especially in certain parts of the state where, you know, my county doesn't have a river and we're relying on groundwater or we're…Play from 1:09:45
20:26 So we absorbed it in our water rates and now the can comes back around. Everything you kick around comes around. Yeah, on the same page as you as well, debt financing scenario is something I think should not be on the table, nor should we consider any more.Play from 20:26
28:07 So that ends up getting funded by the storm water rate pairs. So this one's kind of one of those enterprise funds that the rate payers pay for it.Play from 28:07
40:16 This ordinance is necessary and reasonable measure to protect the water quality of our groundwater, lakes, rivers, impacting sound health for residents, visitors, livestock, and wildlife.Play from 40:16
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