James Mitchell

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6,764 appearances 46 recordings 3 series first heard Oct 2023 last heard 14 Sep

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And in a lot of cases when it's small scale usage, some of these were 300 gallons a day, which is equivalent to a residential house, basically.
We don't necessarily have any initial forecasted numbers for them, but I will go back and check that.
oh it's highly unlikely i mean never say never but it would be very difficult we we have tried to do our research of anything that may be in development that we're unaware of and we have not found one that is in development
It's a million gallons per day.
Correct.
It's the city, county, and all of the towns that we serve.
Yes.
Yeah, but there's a difference there.
That 1.2 million gallons is of reclaimed water, which is highly treated wastewater effluent from the Mallard Creek facility.
So it's not drinking water that they are using.
The discharge would otherwise be going to the creek, but reclaimed water, again, is that highly treated effluent.
The degree that it is treated to, I would categorize that as safe.
Safe, okay.
But it's not fit for drinking.
If we have suspicion that one of our significant industrial users could have PFAS, we can build that into their permit for testing.
Correct, yes, for the private company.
I can speak a bit to that, we can certainly take a deeper dive, but first on the front end, any new customer pays a system development fee that is proportional to the amount of water that they would be using.
So a larger industry will pay a higher fee and that's to cover a portion
of the capital infrastructure cost that has been invested.
The other thing that I can tell you is that our water rates and fees currently use a tiered system, so the more water volume you are using, you pay more per gallon for that, and that's designed to encourage conservation.
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