HomeMy WebLinkAboutUB-Sample BillsRexburg Utilities Sample Bills New Fiscal Year 2021
Effective Date 10/1/2020
REXBURG RESIDENT -SAMPLE BILL
3/4 Inch Meter AVERAGE OLD NEW INCREASE INCREASE
SEWER (Gallons x 1000)7 48.04 48.87 0.83 1.7%
WATER (Gallons x 1000)22 35.51 36.89 1.39 3.9%
GARBAGE 90 G Weekly 20.00 20.73 0.73 3.7%
LIGHTING 1 1.65 1.65 0.00 0.0%
TOTAL 105.20 108.14 2.95 2.8%
REXBURG APARTMENT COMPLEX -SAMPLE BILL
2 Inch Meter AVERAGE OLD NEW INCREASE INCREASE
SEWER (Gallons x 1000)44 305.42 310.68 5.26 1.7%
WATER (Gallons x 1000)66 184.99 189.55 4.56 2.5%
GARBAGE 3 yd Bin x 2 Weekly 152.36 161.60 9.24 6.1%
LIGHTING 28 46.20 46.20 0.00 0.0%
TOTAL 688.97 708.03 19.06 2.8%
REXBURG BUSINESS -SAMPLE BILL
3/4 inch Meter AVERAGE OLD NEW INCREASE INCREASE
SEWER (Gallons x 1000)20 107.32 109.32 2.00 1.9%
WATER (Gallons x 1000)93 109.42 117.97 8.56 7.8%
GARBAGE 3 yd Bin Weekly 76.18 80.80 4.62 6.1%
LIGHTING 1 3.30 3.30 0.00 0.0%
TOTAL 296.22 311.39 15.18 5.1%
Each utility account is unique. The above sample bills are based on a 3 year average for account types.
To see a change in rates for a specific property, please contact the Utility Billing Clerk in the City of
Rexburg Finance Department
Fiscal Year
2021-10/1/20
Sewer
Water
Garbage An average rate increase of 4.39% with a larger
increase for higher volume users
Increase rates and continue the
recycle service as is.
Approximately 11% of recycled
goods put in trash per contractor.
Expect a rate increase in tipping
fee expenses of 16.7%. We
evaluated the curbside recycling
program and believe a rate
reduction could be taken of 2-3%
average if this program was
eliminated.
Calculation
Recommendation
Staff
Recommendation
4.98% increase in rate change to Sugar/Teton
treatment fees & 1.97% increase to Rexburg
volume fees for treatment. Increase in base
fees of about 1.24%
Take Calculated Recommendation
1.2% decrease in base fee & 9.7% increase in
volume fee.
Take the full increase. Increase in
rates due in large part to increased
depreciation costs, and increases
in personnel and operational
expenses. Reserves in good
shape, but will be spending down
as DEQ Loan finalized in next few
years.