Water enterprise budget revision
Summary
Multiple councilors flagged an upcoming utility rate study that points to higher water and sewer rates, driven by about $100 million in needed system maintenance. Ratepayers should expect bills to climb.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $100 million in system maintenance over ten years is expected to push water and sewer rates up.
Long-term system reliability for all water and sewer customers.
Households and developers facing higher utility bills and connection fees.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Video — 2026-08-18
Multiple councilors flagged an upcoming utility rate study that points to higher water and sewer rates, driven by about $100 million in needed system maintenance. Ratepayers should expect bills to climb.
City Council Video — 2026-07-21
The city bought and sold more water than budgeted because the Joint Powers Water Board's June bill arrives in July. The revision keeps the books legal and accurate; extra revenue stays in the water fund for system maintenance.
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