Board raises ManTech account to three ERUs after billing information not provided
Summary
The Greene County sewer board voted to set ManTech's billing to 3 equivalent residential units (ERUs) after the company declined to provide water-use data; the change passed by voice vote.
The Greene County Regional Sewer District voted to set ManTech's sewer account to three equivalent residential units, the board said, after staff reported the company would not provide water-usage information needed to calculate a more precise billing classification.
Staff told the board that ManTech had not supplied water consumption records and that prior billing appeared to include an aggregate surcharge. Because the district could not verify the facility's usage, staff recommended reclassifying the account to a standard 3 ERUs so charges align with other customers.
A board member moved to raise ManTech to three ERUs; the motion was seconded, and members voted by voice. The chair announced the motion carried.
Staff said they would notify ManTech and offer to revisit the classification if the company provides verifiable water-use data. The board also asked staff to standardize ERU calculations and include billing-policy recommendations in a future financial or ordinance review.
Ending: ManTech's billing classification changed to 3 ERUs immediately; staff will follow up with ManTech and return with any recommended ordinance or billing clarifications at a later meeting.
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