NOTICE OF A
HEARING ON
PROPOSED RATES AND
CHARGES
Property owners,
ratepayers and other interested parties in or served or to be served by the
sewage works of the Town of Porter are hereby notified that Ordinance No.
2010-08, establishing rates and charges for services to be rendered by the
sewage works, was introduced at a meeting of the Town Council held on July
27, 2010. At a meeting of the Town Council to be held 7:00 p.m., on August
24, 2010, in the Town Council Chambers at the Town Hall, Town of Porter, 303
Franklin Street, Porter, Indiana, there will be a public hearing on the
Ordinance No. 2010-08, which provides in part as follows:
(1) All Class I
Users
(a) Treatment
Rate per one thousand (1,000) gallons of usage per month.
User Charge Plus
$9.25
(b) Base Rate per
month:
5/8 - 3/4 water
meter $21.03
1 water meter
46.57
1-1/4 1-1/2
water meter 103.03
2 water meter
175.03
3 water meter
397.17
4 water meter
705.11
6 water meter
1,577.47
8 water meter
2,808.93
(2) For users of
the sewage works that are unmetered water users or if accurate meter
readings are not available, the monthly charge shall be determined by
equivalent single family dwelling units, except herein provided. Sewage
service bills shall be rendered once each month, or for a period equaling a
month. The schedule on which the rates and charges shall be determined is as
follows:
User Charge
Residential:
Single-family
residence/unit $67.28
Apartments,
condominiums
and
townhouses/unit 50.46
Mobile home
court/space available for rent 50.46
Duplexes/building
117.74
Commercial:
Retail
establishments:
First four
employees 67.28
Each additional
employee over four 16.82
Gasoline service
stations:
First four
employees 67.28
Each additional
employee over four 16.82
Each car wash bay
134.56
Laundromats
and washeterias/washer
67.28
Motels, rooming
houses and similar establishments:
Per room
available 33.64
Restaurants,
drive-ins, bars and organizations with eating and/or drinking facilities:
Per seat
available, or 6.73
Per employee
50.46
(Billings to be
computed using both methods and the user shall be billed the higher amount)
Institutions:
Schools per pupil
enrolled (fiveday school week) 6.73
Churches and
other religious organizations without eating and/or drinking facilities:
For each 200
members, or fraction thereof 67.28
Governmental:
Offices:
First four
employees 67.28
Each additional
employee over four 16.82
Industrial:
Manufacturing
unmetered:
First four
employees 67.28
Each additional
employee over four 10.09
(Any industry
with industrial process effluent discharge into the sanitary sewage system
shall install, operate and maintain, at the users expense, a measuring
device satisfactory to the Town for the measurement of the volume of flow
discharged for sanitary sewers and shall be charged for the quantity of flow
under Section 1[b]).
At such hearing
and prior to final adoption of said ordinances all interested parties may
appear and be heard. A copy of Ordinance No. 2010-08 may be examined at the
office of the Clerk-Treasurer.
Dated this 27th
day of July, 2010.
/s/ Carol Pomeroy,
Clerk-Treasurer
(August 2, 9,
2010)