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Recycled Water Rates

Here is an "at a glance" view of IRWD recycled water rates. Complete water rate information is available in the IRWD Rates and Charges document.

 Non-Agricultural Landscape Irrigation Recycled Water Rates
  

Tier

Rate (per ccf)

ET Index Percent of Usage (by month)

Low Volume
Base Rate
Inefficient
Wasteful

$1.19
$1.57
$3.15
$6.62

0-40%
41-100%
101-140%
141%+

 Commercial and Industrial Recycled Water Rates (including toilets and cooling towers)
  

Tier 

Rate (per ccf)

Base Index Percent of Usage (by month)

Base Rate
Wasteful     

$1.19
$6.62

0-100%
101%+


Monthly Service Charge

The monthly service charge for non-agricultural landscape recycled water is based upon the meter size and ranges from $10.35 for a 5/8" x 3/4" disc meter to $2,949.90 for a 16", 18" or 20" propeller meter or 10" Omni F2 meter.

Recycled Water Pumping Surcharge

A surcharge will be added to the commodity rate of those users who reside at higher elevations and cause the District to incur additional pumping costs to supply their water. The surcharge is based upon prevailing energy costs and currently varies from to $0.43 per ccf depending upon the elevation of the area served. If you live in an area affected by a pumping surcharge it will be itemized on your monthly bill.

 

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