[Hal :-)]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Every where I have lived in the past and on municiple water the sewer was based on water consumption. What would you base it on??

I guess you're right. But I think a flat rate on sewer would be better. Like trash pickup, which is the same regardless of the amount of trash.

I have a pool up north and it gets filled every spring. None of that hits the sewer. Nor does all the lawn and landscape watering. But, I guess that's recognized because the summer sewer charge is calculated based on winter usage. Of course that's not fair either since my usage is low in winter because I'm not there. Fortunately, we don't have a pool in The Villages.

[thekeithfan]

Originally Posted by buggyone

North of 466, there is only one water bill rate. We do not use reclaimed water for our yards. Oh, it is cheaper than south of 466. Just one more reason to consider a preowned home in an established section.

No dirty water and in some areas NO BOND!

[jimbo2012]

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[asianthree]

Slowly I turned..... the water off and went to Seabreaze to take a long shower.

[renrod]

Now a question could be why the sewer is so expensive.

So people don't use it.

[zcaveman]

Originally Posted by Hal :-)

I guess you're right. But I think a flat rate on sewer would be better. Like trash pickup, which is the same regardless of the amount of trash.

Speaking of trash, did anyone notice that the trash price went from $16.92 to $17.90 back in February? I did not notice it until this month.