Volume Charge. Customer shall pay Fort Worth a Volume Charge for all Reclaimed Water withdrawn from the System at the Customer’s point of delivery. The Volume Charge is calculated monthly as:
a. the amount of Reclaimed Water withdrawn from the system at the Customer point of delivery during the monthly billing period (in gallons x 1000) times,
b. the Rate in effect for that monthly billing period.
Volume Charge. The Minimum Monthly Charge is calculated as:
Volume Charge. Each month during the term of this Agreement, Arlington shall read the Meter(s) measuring Treated Water being provided to Kennedale. The number of gallons of Treated Water measured by the Meter(s) will be multiplied by the Volume Rate to determine the Volume Charge. Arlington shall prepare and deliver to Kennedale a statement showing the Volume Charge for all Treated Water delivered to Kennedale. Payment shall be made by the 30th day after receipt of the statement. A minimum volume charge for
Volume Charge. (1) The volume charge is based on the amount of water that is consumed and measured by the water meter.
(2) The volume charge is measured in units of 100 cubic feet; however, there are some cases in which it is measured in different units (e.g., 10 cubic feet or 1 cubic foot).
(3) The volume charge is broken down into eight rate classifications:
Table 1: Volume Charge Rate Classifications
Volume Charge. Each month during the term of this Agreement, Arlington shall read the Meter(s) measuring Treated Water being provided to Grand Prairie. The number of gallons of Treated Water measured by the Meter(s) will be multiplied by the Volume Rate to determine the Volume Charge. Arlington shall prepare and deliver to Grand Prairie a statement showing the Volume Charge for all Treated Water delivered to Grand Prairie, in addition to the monthly Demand Charge. Payment shall be made by the 30th Day after receipt of the statement.
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Volume Charge. In any year, the Volume Charge is the average cost to of each million gallons of water in the Block. The Volume Charge shall be calculated by dividing the projected annual cost of the Block, as described in Section 8.10.B, by the product of the Block and 365 (or 366 for a leap year). Water System. All physical, contractual and real property assets owned, held and/or operated by useable in connection with the provision of water supply and customer service. Peak Month. The consecutive thirty- (30) day period during a calendar year in which Points of Delivery. Specific metered delivery locations at which Seattle provides a defined level of service. Purveyor Balance Accounts. Accounts maintained by Seattle under the terms of the 1982 Water Purveyor Contract, Version A or B. Rate of Return on Investment. The average cost of debt of the Seattle Water System plus 1.5 percent. Seattle’s Regional Water Conservation Programs. Conservation programs paid for by SPU and delivered on a regional basis in accordance with Article VI. Seattle Water System. The Seattle Supply System as listed in Exhibit III and the Seattle Transmission System as listed in Exhibit IV together comprise the Seattle Water System.
Volume Charge. OVWU will pay TW a volumetric charge for each unit of potable water delivered to the Town within the terms of this agreement. This charge will be calculated according to the TW rate cycle, using TW’s adopted five-year rolling financial plan and the Initial Base Rate will be trued-up on the fifth year of this agreement, by mutual agreement of the Directors.. Any differences identified in the true-up will be settled with an increase or decrease in the Initial Base Rate rate for the next five year term The Initial Base Rate is $$419.65 per acre-foot. The rate will apply until December 31, 2017, at which point the Initial Base Rate will increase based on the Initial Base Rate plus the percentage of the actual revenue increase adopted by the Tucson Mayor and Council for Fiscal Year 2018, and this adjusted rate will apply for Calendar Year 2018; this formula will apply for the intial 5-year term of the agreement, with subsequent yearly adjustments based any adopted Tucson Mayor and Council revenue adjustments for the fiscal year which precede the relevant calendar year, usually by six (6) months. After five (5) years, the Directors may use the then-applicable rate as the next Initial Base Rate or otherwise jointly agree to a new Initial Base Rate to be used for the next five (5) years, as increased by actually-adopted Tucson Mayor and Council overall revenue increases. In 2017, the Initial Base Rate includes a negotiated capital charge for wheeling costs of 12%, even though Tucson’s rate model assumes that an appropriate capital charge would be approximately 14.3%. In setting the next applicable Initial Base Rate, the parties agree that the actual number as determined by the rate model, not the negotiated 12% figure, would be the appropriate Initial Base Rate component.
3.1 The Town will pay TW a power charge for each acre-foot of potable water delivered to the Town that will be added to the Intial Base Rate plus any yearly increases. The power charge will be calculated annually by TW, according to the TW rate cycle, based on actual power costs from CAVSARP and SAVSARP to the Town delivery points indicated below:
3.1.1 Town will pay TW a power charge of $151.75 for each acre foot of potable water delivered to Naranja.
3.1.2 Town will pay TW a power charge of $115.59 for each acre foot of potable water delivered to Countryside.
3.1.3 Town will pay TW a power charge of $158.65 for each acre foot of potable water delivered to Calle Buena Vista.
3.1.4 Town will pay ...
Volume Charge. Vail will pay Tucson Water a volumetric charge for each unit of potable water delivered to Vail, currently $601.77 per acre-foot for each acre-foot of potable water delivered to Vail within the terms of this agreement. This charge will be calculated annually, according to the Tucson Water rate cycle, using the agreed-upon methodology documented in the Technical Memorandum: Analysis of Water Wheeling Rates for Vail Water Company, attached as Exhibit “D.”
3.1 Tucson Water will be responsible for reading the meter and billing the Company for water delivered. Payments due will be invoiced monthly by Tucson Water.
3.2 Vail will pay Tucson a power charge for each acre-foot of potable water delivered to Vail; the current power charge is $196.17 per acre-foot. The power charge will be calculated annually, according to the Tucson Water rate cycle, using the agreed-upon methodology documented in the Technical Memorandum: Tucson Water Department Wheeling Study- Cost of Power Estimates for Wheeling to Vail Water Company, dated October 22, 2012, attached as Exhibit “E.”
3.3 In addition to the volume charge, there will be a monthly service charge based on the diameter of the meter used to measure the rate and volume of water delivered to the Company. This monthly service charge will be the Reclaimed monthly service charge, which changes annually according to the rates and charges adopted by the City of Tucson Mayor and Council.
3.4 Tucson Water will send all invoices to Vail Water Company at 0000 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxx 000, Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx 00000.
3.5 Vail will pay the monthly invoices within thirty (30) days of receipt.
Volume Charge. The volume charge shall be $2.49 per hundred cubic feet of water. On January 1, 2021 and periodically thereafter, the volume charge shall be adjusted by the same percentage provide in the FAIRFIELD municipal code for adjusting volume charges for the General Service user class within the FAIRFIELD city limits.
