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City of Santa Ana, CA I WATER RAT: STUDY <br />Table - 1: Average Number of Accounts <br />ESTIMATED I PROJECTED NUMBER OF ACCOUNTS <br />CUSTOMER CLASS I FY 13/14 1 FY 14/15 1 FY 1S/16 I FY 16/17 1 FY 17/18 FY 18/19 <br />Single Family Residential <br />35,491 <br />35,491 <br />35,491 <br />35,491 <br />35,491 <br />35,491 <br />Multi - Family Residential <br />3,633 <br />3,633 <br />3,633 <br />3,633 <br />3,633 <br />3,633 <br />Commercial <br />4,442 <br />4,442 <br />4,442 <br />4,442 <br />4,442 <br />4,442 <br />Industrial <br />84 <br />84 <br />84 <br />84 <br />84 <br />84 <br />Institutional <br />539 <br />539 <br />539 <br />539 <br />539 <br />539 <br />Irrigation <br />438 <br />438 <br />438 <br />438 <br />438 <br />438 <br />Outside City <br />45 <br />45 <br />45 <br />45 <br />45 <br />45 <br />Recycled Water <br />20 <br />20 <br />20 <br />20 <br />20 <br />20 <br />Fire Service <br />1,594 <br />1,594 <br />1,594 <br />1,594 <br />1,594 <br />1,594 <br />Total Accounts <br />46,286 <br />46,286 <br />46,286 <br />46,286 <br />46,286 <br />46,286 <br />Table - 2: Projected Billed Water Volumes <br />Revenue Projections <br />The City generates revenue from basic service charges, water sales, reconnection fees, penalties, tag <br />fees, rental of property, interest earned from the investment of available funds, and other <br />miscellaneous revenues. Since revenue generated outside of basic service charges and water sales are <br />not subject to rate increases, we have excluded them from this portion of the analysis. These additional <br />revenue sources are incorporated later in the cash flow portion of the report. <br />BLACK & VEATCH I Water Rate Study <br />65B -31 <br />Single Family Residential <br />6,261,100 <br />6,073,900 <br />6,073,900 <br />6,073,900 <br />6,073,900 <br />6,073,900 <br />Multi - Family Residential <br />4,654,300 <br />4,515,100 <br />4,515,100 <br />4,515,100 <br />4,515,100 <br />4,515,100 <br />Commercial <br />2,878,900 <br />2,792,800 <br />2,792,800 <br />2,792,800 <br />2,792,800 <br />2,792,800 <br />Industrial <br />697,700 <br />676,900 <br />676,900 <br />676,900 <br />676,900 <br />676,900 <br />Institutional <br />1,276, 700 <br />1,238,500 <br />1,238,500 <br />1,238,500 <br />1,238,500 <br />1,238,500 <br />Irrigation <br />570,300 <br />553,200 <br />553,200 <br />553,200 <br />553,200 <br />553,200 <br />Outside City <br />12,200 <br />11,800 <br />11,800 <br />11,800 <br />11,800 <br />11,800 <br />Recycled Water <br />88,800 <br />86,100 <br />86,100 <br />86,100 <br />86,100 <br />86,100 <br />Total Billed Volume <br />16,440,000 <br />15,948,300 <br />15,948,300 <br />15,948,300 <br />15,948,300 <br />15,948,300 <br />Revenue Projections <br />The City generates revenue from basic service charges, water sales, reconnection fees, penalties, tag <br />fees, rental of property, interest earned from the investment of available funds, and other <br />miscellaneous revenues. Since revenue generated outside of basic service charges and water sales are <br />not subject to rate increases, we have excluded them from this portion of the analysis. These additional <br />revenue sources are incorporated later in the cash flow portion of the report. <br />BLACK & VEATCH I Water Rate Study <br />65B -31 <br />