On on a continuing basis the Water Department
Strives to provide the community with the best quality water around.
Every day we are working to ensure that residents have an exemplarily
level of reliability.
For any questions regarding the water system, please
contact either the Public works department office at (815) 622-1106 or the
Water Department at (815) 622-1120.
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Current Water Rates
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Minimum
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$4.91 first 3 units minimum usage (2,250 gallons) |
Used for salaries, insurance,
distribution o&m, plant o&m, service leaks, water main leaks, vehicle
repairs, etc.
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Usage
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$1.95 per unit is charged
after the first 3 units |
Used for salaries, insurance,
distribution o&m, plant o&m, service leaks, water main leaks, vehicle
repairs, etc.
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Debt |
$6.15 |
Debt incurred water quality
improvements
Used for 1991 plant improvement to
improve water quality: filter upgrade, additional shallow well,
reservoir with and aeration system and booster pump.
2001 plant improvement with
additional filter and storage reserves and office area.
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Capital
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$2.40 |
capital improvements
Used for upgrading and improving
water mains, plant equipment, water towers, hydrants, etc.
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Rate increase for
the next fiscal years
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2007-2008
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Minimum |
$5.17 |
additional 26¢ |
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Usage |
$2.05 |
additional 10¢ |
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Debt |
no change |
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Capital |
no change |
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2008-2009
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Minimum |
$5.43 |
additional 26¢ |
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Usage |
$2.15 |
additional 10¢ |
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Debt |
no change |
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Capital |
no change |
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Water Quality Report for 2006 now
available.
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Department submits a report to the public regarding the quality of the
water that we provide to them at their homes and businesses.
Please direct any questions regarding this report to the Water
department at (815) 622-1120 or email the Water Superintendent
Ted Padilla directly with any questions you may have. |
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| 2006 Water Quality Report-
Drinking Water Quality Report 2006 |
| The report
is in PDF format, and anyone wishing to view it will have to have
Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free program from Adobe, installed on their
computer.
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Changes in Water Ordinance posted 9/24/02
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