When does PWAC end?
The “PWAC and PSTAC year” means the 12-month period beginning each April 1 and ending March 31 of the following calendar year. The Company purchases water from a number of water purveyors to supplement its own surface water and groundwater supplies.
How does BPU determine water rates?
To determine rates, we work with BPU staff and other parties to study costs of construction, maintenance, operation, administration and financing. Once the studies are complete, the company, BPU and other parties present any differing conclusions before an administrative law judge. Based on the judge’s opinion , the BPU sets the water and wastewater rates.
What is the PWAC surcharge?
The PWAC surcharge is a pass-through surcharge, which enables New Jersey American Water to recover its cost of purchasing water from other water purveyors. Like the PWAC, the PSTAC charge is also a pass-through surcharge based on actual wastewater treatment costs.
When did the New Jersey American Water bill change?
On November 13, 2020, New Jersey American Water filed a request with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) for a change in its PWAC and PSTAC charges. The proposed change in rates is to cover the changing fees New Jersey American pays to the other water and wastewater purveyors for water and wastewater treatment.
When will the New Jersey water rate increase?
On October 28, 2020, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities approved an increase to New Jersey American Water’s base water and wastewater rates in the amount of $39 million annually. The new base rates are effective November 1, 2020.
When did American Water request an increase in revenues?
On December 16, 2019, New Jersey American Water filed an application with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities requesting an increase in revenues. The request was driven by more than $1 billion of investment to recover costs associated with providing reliable, high-quality water and wastewater service and fire protection to the approximately 2.7 million people across New Jersey who depend on us every day.
Who approves the New Jersey water and wastewater tariff?
Below is a link to New Jersey American Water's water and wastewater tariff as approved by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU).
Piscataway Township Schools Calendar 2020-2021
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Why relocate water meters?
Crews relocate water meters from inside a premise to an exterior meter pit to allow swifter access, especially important in emergencies.
Who is responsible for maintaining a meter?
Maintenance of the interior meter was previously the customer’s responsibility. With meters being relocated outdoors, maintaining them will now be MWC’s responsibility.
What is MWC water?
Middlesex Water Company (MWC) is initiating an effort to relocate water meters from the inside of a premise to an exterior water meter enclosure commonly referred to as a meter pit.
Why do customers no longer need to allow strangers into their home for meter testing purposes?
Customers no longer need to allow strangers access into their home for meter testing purposes because this will be now done outside the home. This is important because there have been instances of imposters posing as water utility personnel seeking to gain entry to customer homes.
How long does it take to restore a meter pit?
The meter pit location will initially be restored temporarily. Complete restoration to restore areas disturbed by this work typically occurs within 1-3 months, weather permitting.
Where is the meter pit located?
The exterior pit, housing the meter, will be located between the curb and side walk, behind the sidewalk, or in the sidewalk. The selection of the meter pit location is typically determined by where the municipality has expressed a preference, as well as actual field conditions such as buried underground utilities, available space or practicality.
Can a meter leak?
Meters can sometimes leak and cause interior home damage and customer inconvenience. This can, in some cases, impact homeowner’s insurance. Positioning meters outside the home eliminates that potential for risk.