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Pleasanton staff to present options for per-gallon billing and prorating water bills

Pleasanton City Council · March 2, 2026
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Summary

City Administrator Becky Hegwald told the council she will present proposals to bill water by the gallon and to prorate bills for customers who move mid-cycle; council asked to review the options before any change.

City staff will return with proposals for changes to the city's residential water-billing practices.

At the March 2 meeting, City Administrator/Clerk Becky Hegwald told council she had spoken with a customer who was billed minimum charges at two addresses after moving mid-month. Hegwald asked permission to present two options: billing water to the gallon instead of per thousand gallons, and prorating bills for customers who move during a billing cycle. Council members expressed interest and asked to review the proposals at a future meeting; no policy change was adopted at the session.

Council did not set a specific date to vote on the proposals but indicated it would review staff recommendations and options before any implementation.