Rate Schedule

A utility service bill which has remained unpaid for a period of more than seventeen (17) days following the mailing of the bill shall be a delinquent bill. A utility service bill shall be rendered as a net bill. If a net bill is not paid within seventeen (17) days after the bill is mailed, it shall become a delinquent bill and a late payment charge will be added in the amount of ten (10) percent of the first three (3) dollars and three (3) percent of the excess of three (3) dollars.

In the event a check, draft or other instrument tendered for payment is dishonored by the bank or another institution upon which it is drawn, by reason of "insufficient funds", "account closed" or other similar reasons, a Return Check Charge of fifteen dollars ($15. 00) for each such dishonored instrument will be assessed to the customer. Such charges will be added to previous amounts owed and will be due and payable on the terms and conditions of the original amount owed for which the dishonored instrument was so tendered as payment. ASU may serve a customer on a cash basis for the next twelve months only if more than one check, draft or other instruments of the customer is returned in the previous twelve-month period. Serving a
customer on a 1 'Cash Basis" shall be deemed to mean that payment will be made by customer using U.S. currency, U.S. Postal money order, or certified check.

In the event that a Metered Commercial Customer’s demonstrable usage of sewage disposal services during any particular period of the year (not to exceed three months in duration) does not correspond to the water usage information, then such customer would be entitled to an adjustment, using as a maximum rate the average of the 12 preceding months of water usage information, excluding such corresponding period of high usage.

Each user at the time he is connected with the sewage disposal system shall pay a charge of $760.00 per residential connection. For nonresidential connections, the customer shall pay a charge based upon the actual cost of connection.

Each user at the time he is connected with the sewage disposal system shall pay a charge of $975 per residential connection. All non-residential users will pay a system development charge at the time they are connected that is based on their equivalent residential units (ERU) of their estimated usage.

For purposes of the Commission’s sewer main extension rules, the provisions of 170 IAC 8.5-4-32(a)(2) shall apply.