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Water Rates History since 2001 Cost per 2-month billing period, not adjusted for inflation 2012 and 2013 rates are probable, not yet adopted.

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1 Water Rates History since 2001 Cost per 2-month billing period, not adjusted for inflation 2012 and 2013 rates are probable, not yet adopted

2 Water Rates History since 2001, in 2001 dollars Cost per 2-month billing period, adjusted for inflation 2012 and 2013: Rates are probable, CPI estimated at 2001-2010 average (2.47%)

3 Wastewater Rate History Cost per 2-month billing period, not adjusted for inflation 2012 and 2013 rates are planned, not yet adopted

4 Wastewater Rates History, in 2001 dollars Cost per 2-month billing period, adjusted for inflation 2012 and 2013: Rates are planned, CPI estimated at 2001-2010 average (2.47%)

5 EID rate increase history

6 EID average rate increase since 1987

7 EID running average rate increase since 1987

8 Water Rates History since 2001 Cost per 2-month billing period, not adjusted for inflation 2012 and 2013 rates are probable, not yet adopted

9 Water rates, percent increase, actual and claimed

10 Percent increase in water rates, claimed and actual relative to 2004

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