Overview Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps.

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Overview Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps

2016: $191 gap between the actual cost and current water fee. Rationale Increasing costs Gap between cost versus water fee Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps $700 $600 total cost per household $500 water fee per household $400 $300 2016: $191 gap between the actual cost and current water fee. $200 $100 $0 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

HOW MUCH DOES THE PROJECT COST? Funding HOW MUCH DOES THE PROJECT COST? $1,457,481 Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps Consulting $90,100 Provincial and Federal Funding $952,176 Supply and Installation $826,000 65% Data Reading and Analysis $216,000 PCSP COST (to be financed and included in water rate) $505,305 Contingencies *$65,800 Annually $135,275 35% Taxes $190,106

Phased Plan Phased Plan Rationale Funding Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 Installation to proceed. Data to be collected to set future meter rate. Water Fee remains as fixed fee for year 1. Metered rate to replace fixed fee with a capped maximum fee in year 2. Maximum fee could be removed. Plan to be reviewed.

RESULT: 50% reduction in non-revenue water Leak Control Program Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps LEAK CONTROL PROGRAM The installation of residential meters, zone meters, and leak detection programs will allow the Town to better identify and reduce leaks. RESULT: 50% reduction in non-revenue water

Other Aspects Billing Other Aspects Quarterly Online Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps

Other Aspects Billing Commercial Other Aspects Quarterly Online Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps Commercial Same rate to be applied Based on pipe size

Installation/Remediation Other Aspects Billing Quarterly Online Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps Commercial Same rate to be applied Based on pipe size Installation/Remediation $150 per house budgeted Mandatory unless not viable

Other Aspects Wastewater rate Other Aspects Not being considered Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps

Fire protection charge Other Aspects Wastewater rate Not being considered Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps Fire protection charge 25% of water budget allocated to fire protection To be covered in general mil rate; not separately

Next Steps Next Steps Rationale Funding Phased Plan Leak Control Program Other Aspects Next Steps