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Project Background Existing Districts & Outstanding Need Potential WD6 Service Area & Facilities Estimated Costs & Funding Options Anticipated Steps to Proceed Questions & Answers
Benefit Assessment
(mortgage on the system)
Estimated Costs
Benefit Assessment
$13,425,000 Project Cost Estimate 30 Year, 0% Hardship Financing* 516.5 EDUs $693 per EDU
*50% Rule Amortization 1.5% per year increase
Estimated Costs
Annual Benefit Assessment
$13,425,000 Project Cost Estimate 30 Year, 0% Hardship Financing* 516.5 EDUs $693 per EDU 38 Year, 3.5% RD Financing $1247 per EDU
Estimated Costs
Benefit Assessment
$13,425,000 Project Cost Estimate 30 Year, 0% Hardship Financing* 516.5 EDUs $693 per EDU 38 Year, 3.5% RD Financing $11,000,000 savings $1247 per EDU
Quarterly Billing
Current Town Rates:
$85 per quarter (0-10,000 gallons) $5 per 1,000 gallons thereafter Example - Typical household using 12,500 gal. / quarter:
Quarterly Base Charge = $85 Quarterly Extra Usage = $12.50 Total = $97.50 / quarter or $390 / year
Estimated Costs
Annual & Monthly Total User Costs Benefit Assessment Quarterly Billing (4 quarters) Total Annual Charge to Typical EDU
Monthly Equivalent Charge
OR
Deep Setback (>150 from ROW) and/or Mobile Home / Cottage (i.e. no basement) - meter pit & meter provided
Service line installation after the meter pit can range from $10$20 per foot plus fixed costs such as contractor mobilization & connection.
Other Considerations
Improved fire protection & homeowners insurance rates Improved appliance and plumbing component life No more noisy well pump and bad bladder tanks Fill a 24 diameter pool for about $9 instead of $600 Take a shower & flush toilets during power outages Safe, regulated, tested and good tasting water supply Investment in our community All for about the cost of:
Steps to Proceed
Concept Level Planning & Interest Survey (we are here!) Complete Preliminary Engineering Report Receive Funding Confirmation Complete Map, Plan & Report Environmental - SEQR Approve Formation of WD6 Submit Final Funding Application Permit, Design and Construct Facilities
Realistic Construction Start Spring 2018?
Survey Comments/Questions
We pay too much in taxes. Our taxes will go up. You are forcing this on us. We will still have to pay to hook up. We still have to pay for water. Seasonal homes should pay less. Town shouldnt work/meet on the project off-season. I dont want it. I shouldnt have to pay. Town should get a grant to reduce costs. Our shared wells dont need to be regulated.
Questions?