The record
“The Water Supply Reliability Charge is for the purpose of supplementing and firming up the water supplies of the District. This charge consists of three different fees: 1) Water Banking Fee; 2) Groundwater Supply Fee; and 3) Recycled Water Fee. These fees shall be collected in full by the District prior to issuance of a Will-Serve Letter for new development.”
“CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT (TANK CAPACITY UNIT) CHARGE: The charge for participation in the construction of additional water storage and other water facilities that is to be charged to all future development in Waterworks District Nos. 29 and 40 in addition to the Capital Improvement (acreage) Charges and any other charges of the District.”
“All lands lying within the boundaries of the District, and not previously served by the District as of the indicated dates below, and lying outside of the areas listed in Part 2, 3 and 4 of this subrule, are subject to Capital Improvement Charges as shown in Rule 4-A-1, and Water Supply Reliability Charge, as defined in Rule 4-A-1t, and applicable Local System Improvement (frontage) Charges as defined in Part 3, less applicable credits as defined in Rule 1-A-49, Rule 1-I-2a, b, and c, and Rule 4-A-1t.”
“1-A-50 Added Paragraph 1-A-50; 9-02-86; Exhibit 78; Rev. 5/24/05;Rev. 12/27/05”
“CHARGES: As a prerequisite to receiving water service therefore, each subdivision and benefited parcel of land in any District shall be charged and pay for the benefits accruing thereto derived from the Capital Improvements of the District or "unit system" of the District.”
“These fees shall be collected in full by the District prior to issuance of a Will-Serve Letter for new development.”
“The only ones exempt from this charge are lands which are included in formal agreements with the District for construction of water storage, conveyance, or well facilities and their appurtenances.”
“No credits shall be given for this fee.”
Every published rate
| Land use | Applies to | Basis | Effective | Amount |
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| Residential | high fire flow requirement | per acre | 1 Jan 2026 | $6,548 |
the line this rate was read from
Part 4, Rule 4-A-1b.5 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT (ACREAGE) CHARGE, top row of the fire-flow table, July 2025 edition, p. 405 · source document ↗
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| Single-family detached | per DU | 1 Jan 2026 | $5,943 | |
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Part 4, Rule 4-A-1t.2 Groundwater Supply Fee, July 2025 edition, p. 422 · source document ↗
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| Single-family detached | per acre | 1 Jan 2026 | $4,807 | |
the line this rate was read from
Part 4, Rule 4-A-1b.5 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT (ACREAGE) CHARGE, July 2025 edition, p. 405 · source document ↗
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| Residential | no fire flow requirement | per acre | 1 Jan 2026 | $4,373 |
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Part 4, Rule 4-A-1b.5 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT (ACREAGE) CHARGE, July 2025 edition, p. 405 · source document ↗
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| Residential | per DU | 1 Jan 2026 | $4,140 | |
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the levying document · source document ↗
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| Single-family detached | per DU | 1 Jan 2026 | $2,975 | |
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Part 4, Rule 4-A-1t.1 Water Banking Fee, July 2025 edition, p. 421 · source document ↗
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| Single-family detached | per DU | 1 Jan 2026 | $2,381 | |
the line this rate was read from
Part 4, Rule 4-A-1t.3 Recycled Water Fee, July 2025 edition, p. 423 · source document ↗
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