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Water and Sewer Rates / Fees
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Water Rates & Schedule of Fees
(effective July 1, 2012)
Sewer Rates & Schedule of Fees
(effective July 1, 2012)
Water & Wastewater Rate Report for FY2013-14
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Wastewater (Sewer) Adjustment Application Instructions pdf/600k/5pp
Submit Online - Wastewater Adjustment Form
Water, Water Resources and Wastewater Development Fees
Scottsdale charges water, water resources and sewer development fees to fund infrastructure improvements and future water supplies. Development fees must be paid in order to obtain a building permit or to set a new water meter.
New state legislation (Senate Bill 1525) taking effect January 1, 2012 requires cities throughout Arizona to change their water, water resources and wastewater development fees with new water meter requirements. The new legislation will also require an update to Infrastructure Improvement Plans.
On Dec. 6, 2011, City Council approved an ordinance to comply with state legislation to standardize non-residential development fees based on the size of the water meter at each business or property. This is similar to what most other cities in the valley are currently doing.
There will be NO CHANGES to single family or multi-family residential development fees.
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2008 Development Fee Study Report |
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| Amended Appendix C of 2008 Report | Single Family Development Fees |
Water and Wastewater Development Fees / Processes
Annual Report of the Collection and Use of Development Fees 2012 pdf/288kb/8pp
Related Resources
- Converting from an individual septic system to the city sewer system
Potential Sewer/Septic Impacts
Extension Participation Program
Sewer Tap Installations
- Installing a water meter if you live outside the city limits
- Reducing the size of your water meter
- Utility Billing - Customer Service
