A monthly Shreveport Water bill for customers consists of four parts:
Meter Fee
Water Quantity Fee
Sewerage Charges - for costs of operation and maintenance of wastewater collection and treatment system
Sewer Fee - based on number of gallons of water used
This page contains all the rate tables used when
calculating a Water Bill. There are tables which will show the rates
for water usage, meter fees and sewer fees for the different categories.
Each customer is assigned a water rate based on the type of service requested and the size of the water meter requested.
If a meter size is not specified when requesting service, whatever size meter previously at that address will be installed
for the new account.
Customers are separated by "residential" or home use, "industrial" such as manufacturers or "commercial"
such as a retail business, restaurant or other service organizations.
(2) ..Quantity
Charges. The monthly water customer quantity charge shall be as
follows:
a.
Monthly Water Quantity Charges effective January 1, 2006
Customer
Class
Rate
per 1,000 Gallons inside City
Rate
per 1,000 Gallons Outside City
Residential
$ 2.52
$ 5.04
Commercial
$ 2.21
$ 4.42
Industrial
$ 2.04
$
4.08
b.
Monthly Water Quantity Charges effective January 1, 2007
Customer
Class
Rate
per 1,000 Gallons inside City
Rate
per 1,000 Gallons Outside City
Residential
$ 2.62
$ 5.24
Commercial
$ 2.30
$ 4.60
Industrial
$ 2.12
$
4.24
c.
Monthly Water Quantity Charges effective January 1, 2008
Customer
Class
Rate
per 1,000 Gallons inside City
Rate
per 1,000 Gallons Outside City
Residential
$ 2.70
$ 5.40
Commercial
$ 2.37
$ 4.74
Industrial
$ 2.17
$
4.34
Customer Charges: are monthly minimum charges. Water Customer Charges is
based on meter size and is charged for each other.
Water Quantity Charges: are applied to consumption. Consumption is measured
in 1,000 gallon increments. Rate * Consumption = the monthly
quantity charge.
Residential Water Minimum Charges:
shall be for all customers utilizing 3,000 gallons or less on any
monthly usage and will be calculated at the water customer charge
based upon the size of the meter plus the monthly sewer charge. Any
residential customer using over 3,000 gallons per month will be
calculated at the water customer charge based upon the size of the
meter plus the monthly sewer charge. Any residential customer using
over 3,000 gallons per month will be calculated at the normal
quantity and customer charges with no offset for minimum charges.
c. Monthly Water
Quantity Charges effective January 1, 2009
The following rates
shall be charged for wastewater collection and treatment provided for
customers served by the sanitary sewerage system of the city. The charges
provided in this section are to be for the full payment of the costs of
operation and maintenance, including replacement, or the wastewater
collection and treatment system.
(1) Monthly sewerage charge. A monthly service charge
for all users is established as follows:
Monthly Sewerage
Charges (all users)
Effective Date
Inside City
Outside City
January 1, 2006
$3.62
$7.24
January 1, 2007
$3.76
$7.52
January 1, 2008
$3.87
$7.74
January 1, 2009
$3.87
$7.74
a. Residential Sewerage Minimum
Charges: shall be for all customers utilizing 3,000 gallons or
less on any monthly usage and will be calculated based upon the monthly
sewer charge. Any residential customer using over 3,000 gallons per
month will be calculated at the normal quantity and customer charges
with no offset for minimum charges. For consumption over 3,000 gallons
quantity charges for metered residential customers shall be based on 100
percent of water consumption, unless the individual customer's average
monthly water usage is less for the months of November, December,
January and February, calculated after the month with the highest
metered water usage and the month with the lowest metered water usage
have been eliminated.
b. Commercial and industrial customers.
Quantity charges for commercial and industrial customers connected to
the sewerage system shall be based on 100 percent of metered water
usage, provided that the director of operational services or his
authorized designee shall be authorized to adjust these charges to
account for such factors as product use and cooling tower evaporation.
The customer shall bear the burden of proof regarding product use or
evaporation losses when requesting an adjustment.
c. Calculation. All quantity charges shall be calculated at the following rates
per each 1,000 gallons of metered water use:
Sewerage Quantity
Charge effective January 1, 2006
Customer Class
User Charge Portion
Capital Charge
Portion
Total
Inside City
Residential
$ 2.23
$ 1.11
$ 3.34
Commercial/Industrial
$1.85
$0.91
$2.76
Outside
City
Residential
$2.23
$4.45
$6.68
Commercial/Industrial
$ 1.85
$ 3.66
$ 5.51
Sewerage Quantity
Charge effective January 1, 2007
Customer Class
User Charge Portion
Capital Charge
Portion
Total
Inside City
Residential
$ 2.32
$ 1.15
$ 3.47
Commercial/Industrial
$1.93
$0.95
$2.88
Outside
City
Residential
$2.32
$4.63
$6.95
Commercial/Industrial
$ 1.93
$ 3.81
$ 5.74
Sewerage Quantity
Charge effective January 1, 2008
Customer Class
User Charge Portion
Capital Charge
Portion
Total
Inside City
Residential
$ 2.39
$ 1.19
$ 3.58
Commercial/Industrial
$ 1.99
$ 0.98
$ 2.97
Outside
City
Residential
$ 2.39
$ 4.77
$7.16
Commercial/Industrial
$ 1.99
$ 3.93
$ 5.92
Sewerage Quantity
Charge effective January 1, 2009
Customer Class
User Charge Portion
Capital Charge
Portion
Total
Inside City
Residential
$ 2.39
$ 1.19
$ 3.58
Commercial/Industrial
$ 2.39
$ 1.19
$ 3.58
Outside
City
Residential
$ 2.39
$ 4.77
$7.16
Commercial/Industrial
$ 2.39
$ 4.77
$ 7.16
(a) Flat Rate Charges: All customers who are service by the
sanitary sewer system but not serviced by the water distribution
system.
(b) All customers who are service by both the sanitary sewer
system and water distribution system, but who have not
established an average monthly water usage for the months of
November, December, January and February.
(c) The sewer quantity charges for metered residential
customers shall be based on 100 percent of water consumption for
4,000 gallons of water consumption or higher, or the flat rate
charges, whichever is less.