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Water Rates

Policy Title Print Policy History
A resolution setting rates for water use and repealing Resolution No. 7115
Current PolicyAdopted
Resolution 7194April 12, 2023
Previous PoliciesAdopted
Resolution 7115June 8, 2022
Resolution 7042September 8, 2021
Resolution 6998June 9, 2021
Resolution 6870March 11, 2020
Resolution 6815June 12, 2019
Resolution 6712June 13, 2018
Resolution 6675March 14, 2018
Resolution 6649December 6, 2017
Resolution 6548November 9, 2016
Resolution 6469December 7, 2015
Resolution 6411May 13, 2015
Resolution 6373December 10, 2014
Resolution 6289December 11, 2013
Resolution 6190February 13, 2013
Resolution 6074January 25, 2012
Resolution 5916June 23, 2010
Resolution 5509November 5, 2007
Resolution 5341November 15, 2006
Resolution 5167July 27, 2005
Resolution 5053October 13, 2004
Resolution 4862July 23, 2003
Resolution 4771November 18, 2002
Resolution 4541November 14, 2001
Resolution 4392February 28, 2001
Resolution 4201December 8, 1999
Resolution 4120June 9, 1999
Resolution 4045December 16, 1998
Resolution 4018September 23, 1998
Resolution 3874November 19, 1997
Resolution 3715December 4, 1996
Resolution 3650June 12, 1996
Resolution 3568October 25, 1995
Resolution 3323January 26, 1994
Resolution 3236February 24, 1993
Resolution 3140February 26, 1992
Resolution 3073June 27, 1991
Resolution 3005November 14, 1990
Resolution 2922December 13, 1989
Resolution 2841December 21, 1988
Resolution 2809September 14, 1988
Resolution 2733November 18, 1987
Resolution 2709August 26, 1987
Resolution 2516December 12, 1984
Resolution 2517December 12, 1984
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