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<br />Ten largest Water Customers (Gallons)
<br /> Amount Billed 9" of
<br />Customer Gallons Billed Water Sewer Total Total Revenue
<br />Southwest Texas State Universi ty 250,472,550 $ 93,781 $240,971 $334,752 9.15%
<br />Gary Job Corps 97,560,000 204,560 -0- 204,560 5.59%
<br />San Marcos Housing Authority 49,726,650 62,398 35,293 97,691 2.67%
<br />Bordeaux Apartments 20,173,800 31,745 31,448 63,193 1.73%
<br />San 1\larcos Place Apartments 17,535,000 28,379 28,379 56,758 1.55%
<br />Shalamar Apartments 19,651,350 24,959 19,314 44,273 1.21%
<br />Townwood Apartments 13,525,500 21,012 19,581 40,593 1.11%
<br />Cedars of San Marcos 14,173,500 20,307 18,837 39, 144 1.07%
<br />San Marcos CISD 18,093,900 19,692 18,150 37,850 1.03%
<br />San Marcos Mobile Home Park 27,698,700 18,979 17,558 36,537 0.99%
<br /> $955,351 26.10%
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<br />Monthly Water Rates (Effective 10-1-88)
<br />
<br />Residential and Commercial
<br />
<br />$5.10 Minimum
<br />$1.22/M Over 2,000 Gallons
<br />
<br />Outside City
<br />The Project
<br />
<br />2 Times City Rate
<br />
<br />With the proceeds of the Bonds, the City plans to replace and instaU water lines and construct a 2.0 MG
<br />water storage tank.
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<br />Wastewater System
<br />
<br />The City of San Marcos currently owns and operates one wastewater treatment facility with a present
<br />combined permitted capacity of 6.2.5 MGD. The system consists of approximately 85 miles of coUection
<br />lines with 42 lift stations. After treatment, wastewater is returned to the San Marcos River.
<br />
<br />Recent improvements increased the system capacity to serve a projected population of 46,000 in the year
<br />2000.
<br />
<br />Storm water is collected in an entirely separate gravity feed storm sewer system and is completely
<br />segregated from the sanitary sewer system. The storm sewer system is operated and maintained by the
<br />City's Department of Public Works.
<br />
<br />Maintenance and inspection of the City's sewer system is accomplished by maintenance personnel
<br />employed by the City's Water and Wastewater Department.
<br />
<br />Average Daily Sewage Flow
<br />
<br />Fiscal
<br />Year
<br />""""T9'75
<br />1976
<br />1977
<br />1978
<br />1979
<br />1980
<br />1981
<br />
<br />Average Daily
<br />Use In
<br />GaUons (OOO's)
<br />3,100
<br />2,962
<br />3,380
<br />3,780
<br />3,040
<br />3,010
<br />3,190
<br />
<br />Fiscal
<br />Year
<br />19'82
<br />1983
<br />1984
<br />1985
<br />1986
<br />1987
<br />1988*
<br />
<br />Average Daily
<br />Use In
<br />Gallons (000'5)
<br />3,210
<br />3,125
<br />3,344
<br />3,692
<br />3,677
<br />4,280
<br />4,000
<br />
<br />* Includes 12 months ended 8-31-88.
<br />
<br />Billing Procedures
<br />
<br />Water meters are read during the first three weeks of each month. Bills are mailed on the last work day
<br />of the months. Payment is due by the fifteenth of the month. Unpaid balances after the fifteenth are
<br />assessed a 10% penalty charge.
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