Rate Study

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Rate Study

CPP proposes modest rate increases and a new fixed monthly charge to stabilize finances

CFO Catherine Troy presented Phase 2 of CPP's cost-of-service study (2027'29), proposing revenue increases of about $6M (2027), $7M (2028) and $5M (2029), a $30M bond offering in 2028 if approved, and a new monthly fixed charge starting at $2 in 2027 rising to $5 by 2029. Council asked for simple bill-impact spreadsheets and competitive comparisons.

ClevelandOct 30, 2026

Rate Study

Baker Tilly shows Broadview needs roughly $7.2M–$7.5M in annual water revenue; consultants offer three rate designs

Consultants presented a draft water and sewer cost‑of‑service study showing Broadview needs roughly $7.2–$7.5 million annually for water operations and capital. Three rate alternatives were shown — flow‑based increases, a meter charge plus volumetric rate, and separate residential/nonresidential designs — each with different bill impacts.

BroadviewOct 21, 2026

Rate Study

Consultant: Residential customers pay less than cost of service; options include base‑charge and tier changes

Consultant George Khan presented cost‑of‑service findings showing residential and municipal customers currently pay less than cost of service while commercial classes pay more; the UAC discussed potential rate‑design options including base‑charge shifts, tiered rates, low‑income provisions and the timing of recommendations to council.

Boulder City Oct 15, 2026

Rate Study Council Reading

Municipal services: rate-study presentation goes to council for first reading Monday; consultant to attend

Municipal services staff told the advisory board the utility rate-study presentation is on the city council agenda for first reading on Monday and that Black & Veatch will attend; the item concerns proposed rate changes and follow-up readings are planned.

IndependenceOct 15, 2026