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Monthly water charges: Per 1000 gallons $14 (with a minimum charge of $42 per 3000 gallons)
Sewer $28 (varies with commercial)
Garbage $21 (residential only)
Comparison of waterworks to expenditures plus debt payments, expressed as a ratio:
$345,761 = 1.12
$308,294
Reserves available for waterworks capital infrastructure: $269,001.38
Additional information required pursuant to Section 54 of The Municipalities Regulations is available at the Town Office.
Outside water restrictions are in effect: EVEN numbered houses may water on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; ODD numbered houses may water on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. No watering on Sunday. Any person who violates the provisions of the bylaw shall be subject to termination of water service, and a fee of $100 shall be paid prior to the reinstatement of services.
Did you know 90% of high water bills are due to toilet leaks? Slow, silent drips of water can add up quickly. A toilet that continues to run can waste thousands of litres of water each year and can surprise you with a significantly higher water bill!Sometimes you may have a leak and may not even know it.
Check to see if you have a toilet or water leak:
Locate the water meter. Water meters have numbers or spinning dials that record water usage. Most also have a low-flow indicator (small red arrow or line), which senses any volume of water consumed. When water is running, the low-flow indicator should spin.
Turn off every item inside and outside the home or building that consumes water.
Check the meter. Watch the meter for a minute or more. If the low-flow indicator is moving, you have a leak.