Howell council reduces sewer charge

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HOWELL – The Township Council has adopted an ordinance that will reduce sewer charges for Howell’s residential and commercial users.

Council members took the action on March 7.

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According to the ordinance, sewer user charges will be reduced as follows:

• Residential dwellings with kitchen facilities (single-family homes, multiple family dwelling, mobile home) will have the minimum sewer rental charge reduced from $656 to $576 per year.

• Residential dwellings without kitchen facilities (hotel, motel, boarding house, cottage, tourist cabin) will have the minimum sewer rental charge reduced from $328 to $288 per year.

• Churches, fraternal organizations, service organizations, public buildings and schools will have the minimum sewer rental charge reduced from $700 to $620 per year. A cost relating to an overage of water used in a quarter will be reduced from $9.33 to $8.27 per 1,000 gallons.

• Commercial uses (with the exception of industrial uses) will have the minimum sewer rental charge reduced from $700 to $620 per year. A cost relating to an overage of water used in a quarter will be reduced from $9.33 to $8.27 per 1,000 gallons.

• Industrial uses will have the minimum sewer rental charge reduced from $700 to $620 per year. A cost relating to an overage of water used in a quarter will be reduced from $9.33 to $8.27 per 1,000 gallons.

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