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Utility Rates

WATER:

$20/Month base rate, plus $0.80/1000 gallons up to 65,000.

SEWER:

Ranches: $41.14/Month, City Center: $43/Month, West Service Area: $45.05/Month

STORM DRAIN FEE:

$5/Month

GARBAGE:

1st Can: $9.50, 2nd Can: $6.25, plus additional variable fuel surcharge (based on current market conditions)

RECYCLING:

$5/Month per Can

PAYMENTS:

Payments can be made online, in our office (Mon-Fri, 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM), by mail, or the drop boxes located at City Hall or The Ranches Professional Building

DEPOSITS:

$40 for services; Deposits are refundable after one year if all payments have been received on time. Please contact the office to receive the deposit refund.

DISCONNECT / RECONNECT FEE:

A $25 fee will be charged for services that need to be disconnected or reconnected.

LATE FEE:

A $15 late fee will be applied for payments received after the due date.

Consolidated Fee Schedule

Tiered Water Rates for Qualifying Properties

Each year, the State of Utah requires that every municipality file a Water Conservation Report stating the municipality’s plan to conserve water within its boundaries. On July 6, 2010, the city council voted on a resolution to encourage businesses and institutions to reduce water usage and conserve water where possible. This resolution established a tiered water rate for Commercial & Institutional customers according to lot size, taking into account that certain subdivisions require larger lots. The details of each tier are as shown at right: