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More FAQ on Water Quality, Compost & Operations
A: You may pay your bill by cash, check, money order, auto pay (from checking or savings) or debit card (you must come in to put in your PIN)
A: Yes. We take MasterCard and Visa. You can call your credit card payment in, or set up an automatic payment with our Customer Service Department.
A: Yes. Follow this link for Online Payment anytime day or night.
A: We are located at 3691 Cameron Street, Suite 201. See Map.
A: Customers classified as single family and duplex residential.
A: It is recognition that single family and duplex residential customers normally have larger spaces where they can use water that does not enter the wastewater system in the summer months. Some of these areas include lawns, gardens and flower beds. The summer sewer ceiling is applied to your usage during the months of May to August.
A: Inflow & Infiltration (I&I) results from water that finds its way into the wastewater system that is not produced by the water plant. The cost for treating this water is passed on to our customers.
Inflow comes from buildings whose storm drains, roof drains or parking lot drains lead directly to the wastewater system. To eliminate inflow, we remove and seal unauthorized connections.
Infiltration sources are hidden underground in wastewater collection mains and need to be located with a video camera. We inspect wastewater collection mains that we suspect are below the groundwater table and susceptible to water infiltration. Remediation is done through patching holes in manholes and lining or replacing old pipe.
Help keep costs down for all of us! Please do not direct runoff into the wastewater system.
A: Contact our office 2 to 3 days prior to closing on your property. This will begin the property changeover process:
Inspection: Customer Service will schedule an appointment to inspect the meter, your water service, and obtain a meter reading.
Proof of Ownership: To change the account listing we will need proof of ownership. This is usually a Warranty Deed or Deed of Trust.
Fees: To transfer the account, record fees are charged. A fee of $26.25 each for water and wastewater will be due with your first bill. Additional deposits will depend on previous payment history or an Equifax credit check. The Equifax credit check is offered at no cost to the customer.
Rentals: If your tenant will be paying the water and wastewater bill, contact Customer Service to ensure that the proper paperwork is on file.