Water
Board
Calendar
& Agendas
Logo
Rules &
Regulations
Charter
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Section 1-2
Section 3-4
Section 5-7
Section 8-10
PDF Format
E-Mail Us
|
RULES
AND REGULATIONS |
|
PART 4 - Section 1 - 2 |
FIXING
RATES FOR THE FURNISHING OF WATER SERVICE IN THE COUNTY OF KAUAI
SECTION
I - GENERAL USE RATES
1.
Service Charge. For each service there shall be a charge per month based on
the size of the meter, or its service capacity equivalence in the case
of parallel meters, as follows:
Meter Size
Amount (per month):
Effective
July 1, 2001
Effective July 1, 2003
5/8
$
9.00
$
12.00
Ύ
$
12.00
$
16.00
1
$
18.00
$
25.00
1 ½
$
35.00
$
45.00
2
$
55.00
$
75.00
3
$
100.00
$
130.00
4
$
165.00
$
220.00
6
$
325.00
$
430.00
8
$
520.00
$
680.00
2.
Use Charge. In addition thereto, for all water drawn, there shall be a
Consumption Charge per 1,000 gallons as follows:
Effective July 1, 2001
Effective July 1, 2003
First Block
$
2.10
$
2.76
Second Block
$
2.40
$
3.20
Third Block
$
3.40
$
4.50
The First, Second and Third Block Thresholds varies with the
size of the meter and are as follows:
First Rate Block
Second Rate Block
Third Rate Block
Meter Size
(gallons) used
(gallons) used
(gallons) used
(inches)
bi-monthly
bi-monthly
bi-monthly
5/8
First 20,000
20,001
40,000
over
40,000
Ύ
First 70,000
70,001
140,000
over 140,000
1
First 200,000
200,001
400,000
over 400,000
1 ½
First 600,000
600,001
1,200,000
over 1,200,000
2
First 1,200,000
1,200,001
2,400,000
over 2,400,000
3
First 3,000,000
3,000,001
6,000,000
over 6,000,000
4
First 6,000,000
6,000,001
12,000,000
over 12,000,000
6
First 15,000,000
15,000,001
30,000,000
over 30,000,000
8
First 30,000,000
30,000,001
60,000,000
over 60,000,000
3. Wharfage Fee. Where applicable, the Department of Transportations wharfage fee shall be charged in addition to the above use and service charges.
SECTION
II - BULK RATES
Bulk rates for specified areas may be established by the
Board providing the following conditions are met:
1.
The area consists of existing dwellings or business
establishments more than ten (10) years old.
2.
The system has been offered to the Board but refused because of
substandard or obsolete pipeline and fixtures.
3.
The lots or parcels are under diversified ownership and not under
a single or limited number of owners (three (3) and less).
4.
There is a savings to the Board in maintenance and operating
costs in contrast to accepting the system.
5.
All bulk rates shall be renegotiated biennially and may continue
upon concurrence of both parties.
General | Water
Board | Conservation |
Service
Water Quality | Water
Plan 2020 | Credits | Disclaimer
| Site Map