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Meter Rates effective 10/1/08 - Water Ordinance No 801 (PDF)
Rate per gallon $
0.003 ($3.00 per 1,000 gallons)
A discounted rate of $0.0027 per gallon will be applied to
single family residents and qualified multi-family units that use less than
10,000 gallons per month. In order to
qualify for the discounted rate, multi-family complexes must sub-meter each
unit, bill each unit based on consumption and have a separate meter for all irrigation
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Service Charge Meter Size
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Monthly Rate
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3/4 or less
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$ 18.32
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1
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$ 18.32
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1 ½
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$ 30.10
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2
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$ 44.27
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3
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$ 79.65
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4
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$124.49
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6
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$242.45
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8
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$384.00
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Fire Protection Standby Rates
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Monthly Rate
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2
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$ 20.79
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3
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$ 26.46
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4
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$ 33.08
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5
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$ 40.64
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6
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$ 44.42
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8
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$ 60.48
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10
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$ 72.77
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12
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$ 85.05
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Water for fire suppression
systems using automatic sprinklers and which systems have a direct and separate
connection to a City water main in any commercial building or structure shall
be furnished at the above rates.
General Information
Rules and Regulations Regulating the Sale of Water - Resolution No. 2005-86
Water Waste Ordinance 713
Water is coming under increasing
Federal regulations, especially as it relates to fisheries. These regulations put pressure on cities,
such as Rohnert Park
to conserve water, as that helps protect local fish habitats. Water meters have proven to be one effective
tool to promote water conservation.
Further, by metering water usage, the City can accurately and with good
reason bill residents for their usage and reward customers who conserve
water. The City of Rohnert
Park's water resource provided through our well system and the
Sonoma County Water Agency water supply, primarily from Lake Sonoma. Since 1956, Rohnert Park has relied on a system of wells
supplemented by one million gallons of county aqueduct water a day to meet its
water needs. Rohnert Park's well system is becoming more
expensive to operate, and our growing population is taxing it. As a result, Rohnert Park has increased its draw from the
county aqueduct to 15 million gallons a day.
We will continue to use some well water, but in the near future, most of
our water will come from the county aqueduct.
The Rohnert Park Water Report 2007
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