Nappanee Rates
November 3, 2020 at 4:42 p.m.
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PROPOSED RATES AND CHARGES
Property owners, ratepayers and other interested parties in or served or to be served by the waterworks of the City of Nappanee, Indiana ("City") are hereby notified that Ordinance No. 1579 ("Ordinance"), amending rates and charges for the waterworks of the City, was introduced at a meeting of the Common Council held on November 2, 2020. At a meeting of the Common Council to be held at 7:00 p.m., on November 16, 2020, both in person at the Municipal Building, 300 West Lincoln Street, Nappanee, Indiana, and virtually via Zoom Meetings, there will be a public hearing on the matter of the rates and charges and consideration of adoption of the Ordinance which provides as follows:
SECTION 1. That there be and there are hereby established for the use of and the service rendered by the Waterworks System of the City of Nappanee, Indiana, the following rates and charges based on the amount of water supplied during each monthly billing period.
A. (1) Rate Per 100 Cubic Feet
Current
Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
Metered Usage Per Month (Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
First 333 cubic feet $3.92 $4.28 $4.67 $5.10
Next 667 cubic feet 3.22 3.51 3.83 4.18
Next 2,333 cubic feet 2.59 2.83 3.09 3.37
Next 3,667 cubic feet 1.94 2.12 2.31 2.52
Over 7,000 cubic feet 1.56 1.70 1.86 2.03
(2) Minimum Monthly Charge – Each user shall pay a minimum charge per month corresponding to the installed meter size for which the user will be entitled to the quantity of water per the above rate schedule.
Minimum Charge Per Month
Current
Minimum Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
Cubic Feet (Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Meter Size Allowed Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
5/8” – 3/4” 333 $13.05 $14.25 $15.55 $16.98
1” 729 25.80 28.15 30.72 33.54
1 1/2" 1,163 38.75 42.28 46.13 50.36
2” 2,659 77.50 84.61 92.36 100.77
3” 6,431 155.05 169.37 184.75 201.56
4” 17,039 322.70 352.09 384.62 419.69
6” 20,375 374.75 408.80 446.67 487.41
8” 43,516 735.75 802.20 877.09 957.17
(3) Fire Protection Charge Per Annum
Current Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
(Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
Fire hydrants –
per hydrant – private $645.70 $705.00 $769.00 $839.00
Public hydrant surcharge: Per Month
Current Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
Meter Size (Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
5/8” – 3/4” $5.13 $5.60 $6.10 $6.70
1” 12.83 14.00 15.30 16.70
1 1/2" 25.65 28.00 30.55 33.35
2” 41.04 44.80 48.90 53.35
3” 76.95 84.00 91.65 100.05
4” 128.25 140.00 152.75 166.70
6” 256.50 279.95 305.55 333.45
8” 410.40 447.90 488.85 533.55
10” 589.95 643.90 702.70 767.00
Fire sprinkler connections:
Per Annum
Current Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
(Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
2” Line $390.80 $426.50 $465.50 $508.05
Each additional 2” line 313.40 342.05 373.30 407.40
4” Line 774.85 845.70 922.95 1,007.30
Each additional 4” line 706.50 771.10 841.55 918.50
6” Line 1,292.60 1,410.75 1,539.70 1,680.40
Each additional 6” line 1,136.40 1,240.30 1,353.65 1,477.35
8” Line 1,568.65 1,712.00 1,868.50 2,039.30
Each additional 8” line 1,411.70 1,540.75 1,681.55 1,835.25
10” Line 2,542.25 2,774.60 3,028.20 3,305.00
Each additional 10” line 2,346.30 2,560.75 2,794.80 3,050.25
B. Connection – A connection charge shall be collected from each customer prior to connection to the Waterworks System. Each new connection to the Waterworks System shall have a minimum water service line of one (1) inch. The connection charge shall be an amount determined by the following schedule:
(1) Service Line – 1 inch
$1,608.00
(2) Connection charges for service lines greater than 1 inch shall be determined by
the following formula:
Estimated maximum daily flow
for proposed connection
(as defined below) X Applicable charge for a 1 inch service
Estimated maximum daily flow for a line per Section B (1) above
Equivalent Single Family Dwelling Unit
(As defined below)
(2.a.) The estimated maximum daily flow for the proposed connection shall be determined by utilizing a process similar to, or equal to, Table 6 of the Indiana State Board of Health Bulletin S.E. 13, or its successors, as amended from time to time.
(2.b.) The estimated maximum daily flow for an Equivalent Single Family Dwelling Unit shall be determined annually by the City’s Board of Public Works and Safety (the “Board”) and shall remain applicable and in effect until the Board shall make a subsequent annual determination. Such annual determination shall be made by multiplying the average water usage on all single family dwellings units in the City (determined by dividing the total water usage of all single family dwellings units, within the City, by the number of single family dwelling units in the City) and multiplying that amount by the most recent determination of the peak factor usage for a single family dwelling as determined by the American Water Works Association.
C. Inspection/Meter Charge
(1) A fee of $100.00, plus the cost of the meter, shall be charged for the inspection of all connections to the municipal water utility, including replacement of existing
connections.
(2) All meters shall remain the property of the Waterworks.
D. Temporary Users – Except as otherwise provided in G.7 of this Section 1 herein below, water furnished to temporary users, except as otherwise herein stated, shall be charged on the basis of metered rates hereinbefore set forth and based upon usage as estimated and established by the Waterworks Superintendent.
E. Re-Connection Charge – In the event that service has been discontinued because of nonpayment of any bill or for any other cause beyond the control of the City, and service is again desired and allowed, a re-connection charge of $25.00 shall be assessed against the customer.
F. Other Miscellaneous Charges:
(1) Any material used by the Waterworks and charged to the user pursuant to this Ordinance shall be charged at the rate of actual cost plus 20% of such cost, plus sales tax on the total thereof.
(2) Any person or entity requesting temporary access to a fire hydrant shall be charged $25.00 for the first connection plus cost of water usage pursuant to the appropriate rates therefore. (No additional charge for each subsequent connection on the same day during working hours.) The charge will be $50.00 per connection outside of normal working hours plus cost of water usage pursuant to the appropriate rates thereof.
(3) All meters that are in possession of any Waterworks customer and are damaged, for any reason, shall be replaced at the Waterworks customer’s expense and remain the property of the Waterworks.
(4) Any check issued in payment to the Waterworks for any reason and returned to the Waterworks for a reason of insufficient funds shall be charged to the customer at a rate of $25.00 per incident.
(5) Notwithstanding anything else to the contrary herein, the use of water from the City’s Waterworks System on any site where a new improvement is being constructed shall be governed as follows:
(a) Water from the City’s Waterworks System shall not be utilized at the
construction site of a new improvement unless a permit is first obtained from the office of the City’s Waterworks Superintendent.
(b) The owner of the real estate on which the new improvements are being located shall be responsible for obtaining such permit although the owner may appoint another party who may obtain such a permit on the owner’s behalf.
(c) There shall be no fee for the above referenced permit. However, the owner shall be responsible for the payment of a minimum water bill plus sales tax per calendar month, and any portion of a calendar month, that such permit shall be effective.
(d) Once a permit is obtained, the owner may tap into the Waterworks System on the site of the new improvements. The actual tap into the Waterworks System must be performed in the presence of the Superintendent of the Waterworks System or his nominee.
(e) During the effective term of the above-referenced permit the owner or his nominee may utilize water from the Waterworks System for purposes of testing pipes, mixing cement or mortar, or for other general construction purposes. Water from the City’s Waterworks System may not be utilized pursuant to such permit for the use of human consumption or habitation of the improvement or, for any other non-general construction purpose.
(f) Failure to pay any bill before the third Tuesday of the month following the issuance of any bill shall result in the immediate disconnection of water service. Use of water from the Waterworks System for a purpose in violation of paragraph G.7 (e) of this Section 1 shall result in the immediate issuance by the Superintendent of the Waterworks System of an order requiring such prohibited use to cease immediately. A violation of such order after it is sent by first class mail to the address on file shall result in a fine of not less than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) and no more than Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00). Each day in which a violation occurs shall constitute a separate violation.
(g) Upon completion of any new improvement or the need for water services for the construction of any new improvement, whichever shall first occur, the owner or his nominee shall notify the office of the Superintendent of the City’s Waterworks and, the Superintendent shall cause the service to be disconnected. Monthly charges shall continue to accrue until such notice has been received.
(h) Service from the City’s Waterworks System shall not be re-connected to the completed improvement nor shall a water meter be installed until the owner or his or her nominee shall have given evidence to the Superintendent of the Waterworks System that a certificate of occupancy and all inspections necessary therefore have been issued for such new improvement by the City.
SECTION 2. All bills shall be rendered monthly by the 15th day of the month for the previous month’s service and shall be payable upon receipt. If said monthly bill remains unpaid of the first day of the next month, a charge of 10% of the first $3.00 and 3% of all over $3.00 of said bill shall be assessed as a penalty. If any such monthly bill shall remain unpaid on the on the third Tuesday of the next month, the Waterworks may discontinue service to any such delinquent customer.
The Clerk-Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to cause the Superintendent of the Waterworks or other employee in charge of the operation thereof to shut off and reinstate water service in accordance with provisions of this Ordinance.
SECTION 3.
A. Service pipes intended to supply two (2) or more distinct premises or tenants must be provided with a separate stopcock for each tenant to premises on the outside of each premises. Where only one (1) stopcock is used, the owner of said service shall pay the water rates for parties who are thus supplied, and on the failure of any one of said parties to pay the water rates when due, or to comply with the rules and regulations of the Waterworks System, the supply of water will be withheld without any liability on the part of the City to any of said parties.
B. All real property owners and tenants are strictly prohibited from furnishing water or allowing the same to be taken from their hydrants or fixtures by any other person unless such owners and/or tenants secure permission from the Waterworks Superintendent.
C. No person shall take water from any fire hydrant except for fire purposes or, except upon permission of the Waterworks Superintendent.
D. All persons and entities are forbidden to cover up or in any way interfere with any curb-box, valve-box, or hydrant.
E. All customers or persons and/or entities utilizing the Waterworks System may have their access to the water supply cancelled for any of the following reasons:
(1) The wasting or improper use of water through the use of defective or imperfect fixtures, or in any other manner.
(2) For refusal or neglect to pay bills promptly or any other charges accruing in the matter and at the time herein provided.
(3) For interference or tampering with the water meter, box meter seals, or any service of appliance of the Waterworks System used for controlling or regulating the supply of water.
(4) For failure to apply for a permit in case of change of ownership or tenancy.
(5) For defrauding in any other manner the Waterworks Department.
(6) For not constructing water services according to this Ordinance and any other applicable ordinance, rule, or regulation.
(7) For failure to allow and/or preventing directly or indirectly, the City employee or representative designated by the Waterworks Superintendent from reading any meter on the premises within thirty ( 30) days after a written request to allow such a reading has been either 1) Sent by first class mail to the customer at the address of the premises or at the billing address previously tendered by the customer; 2) delivered in person to the customer or to a party residing at the premises or an employee of an entity occupying the premises; or 3) left at the premises. No such notice may be issued until at least 30 days after the last reading of such meter.
F. Any person or entity vacating any premises without paying all water rents due up to the time of such vacation shall not thereafter be supplied with water at any location through any service, until all back water and service charges are paid.
At such hearing and prior to final adoption of the Ordinance all interested parties may appear and be heard. Due to COVID, capacity inside the Council Chambers will be limited to 15 persons, including council members. City residents interested in attending virtually, can contact City Hall by calling 574-773-2112, or emailing to [email protected] to receive Zoom access information. A copy of the Ordinance may be examined at the office of the Clerk-Treasurer, 300 West Lincoln Street, Nappanee, Indiana 46550, weekdays from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Dated this 6th day of November, 2020.
Jeff Knight, Clerk-Treasurer
11-6 hspaxlp
PROPOSED RATES AND CHARGES
Property owners, ratepayers and other interested parties in or served or to be served by the waterworks of the City of Nappanee, Indiana ("City") are hereby notified that Ordinance No. 1579 ("Ordinance"), amending rates and charges for the waterworks of the City, was introduced at a meeting of the Common Council held on November 2, 2020. At a meeting of the Common Council to be held at 7:00 p.m., on November 16, 2020, both in person at the Municipal Building, 300 West Lincoln Street, Nappanee, Indiana, and virtually via Zoom Meetings, there will be a public hearing on the matter of the rates and charges and consideration of adoption of the Ordinance which provides as follows:
SECTION 1. That there be and there are hereby established for the use of and the service rendered by the Waterworks System of the City of Nappanee, Indiana, the following rates and charges based on the amount of water supplied during each monthly billing period.
A. (1) Rate Per 100 Cubic Feet
Current
Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
Metered Usage Per Month (Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
First 333 cubic feet $3.92 $4.28 $4.67 $5.10
Next 667 cubic feet 3.22 3.51 3.83 4.18
Next 2,333 cubic feet 2.59 2.83 3.09 3.37
Next 3,667 cubic feet 1.94 2.12 2.31 2.52
Over 7,000 cubic feet 1.56 1.70 1.86 2.03
(2) Minimum Monthly Charge – Each user shall pay a minimum charge per month corresponding to the installed meter size for which the user will be entitled to the quantity of water per the above rate schedule.
Minimum Charge Per Month
Current
Minimum Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
Cubic Feet (Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Meter Size Allowed Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
5/8” – 3/4” 333 $13.05 $14.25 $15.55 $16.98
1” 729 25.80 28.15 30.72 33.54
1 1/2" 1,163 38.75 42.28 46.13 50.36
2” 2,659 77.50 84.61 92.36 100.77
3” 6,431 155.05 169.37 184.75 201.56
4” 17,039 322.70 352.09 384.62 419.69
6” 20,375 374.75 408.80 446.67 487.41
8” 43,516 735.75 802.20 877.09 957.17
(3) Fire Protection Charge Per Annum
Current Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
(Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
Fire hydrants –
per hydrant – private $645.70 $705.00 $769.00 $839.00
Public hydrant surcharge: Per Month
Current Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
Meter Size (Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
5/8” – 3/4” $5.13 $5.60 $6.10 $6.70
1” 12.83 14.00 15.30 16.70
1 1/2" 25.65 28.00 30.55 33.35
2” 41.04 44.80 48.90 53.35
3” 76.95 84.00 91.65 100.05
4” 128.25 140.00 152.75 166.70
6” 256.50 279.95 305.55 333.45
8” 410.40 447.90 488.85 533.55
10” 589.95 643.90 702.70 767.00
Fire sprinkler connections:
Per Annum
Current Rates Phase I Phase II Phase III
(Effective (Effective (Effective (Effective
Immediately) 7/1/2021) 1/1/2022) 1/1/2023)
2” Line $390.80 $426.50 $465.50 $508.05
Each additional 2” line 313.40 342.05 373.30 407.40
4” Line 774.85 845.70 922.95 1,007.30
Each additional 4” line 706.50 771.10 841.55 918.50
6” Line 1,292.60 1,410.75 1,539.70 1,680.40
Each additional 6” line 1,136.40 1,240.30 1,353.65 1,477.35
8” Line 1,568.65 1,712.00 1,868.50 2,039.30
Each additional 8” line 1,411.70 1,540.75 1,681.55 1,835.25
10” Line 2,542.25 2,774.60 3,028.20 3,305.00
Each additional 10” line 2,346.30 2,560.75 2,794.80 3,050.25
B. Connection – A connection charge shall be collected from each customer prior to connection to the Waterworks System. Each new connection to the Waterworks System shall have a minimum water service line of one (1) inch. The connection charge shall be an amount determined by the following schedule:
(1) Service Line – 1 inch
$1,608.00
(2) Connection charges for service lines greater than 1 inch shall be determined by
the following formula:
Estimated maximum daily flow
for proposed connection
(as defined below) X Applicable charge for a 1 inch service
Estimated maximum daily flow for a line per Section B (1) above
Equivalent Single Family Dwelling Unit
(As defined below)
(2.a.) The estimated maximum daily flow for the proposed connection shall be determined by utilizing a process similar to, or equal to, Table 6 of the Indiana State Board of Health Bulletin S.E. 13, or its successors, as amended from time to time.
(2.b.) The estimated maximum daily flow for an Equivalent Single Family Dwelling Unit shall be determined annually by the City’s Board of Public Works and Safety (the “Board”) and shall remain applicable and in effect until the Board shall make a subsequent annual determination. Such annual determination shall be made by multiplying the average water usage on all single family dwellings units in the City (determined by dividing the total water usage of all single family dwellings units, within the City, by the number of single family dwelling units in the City) and multiplying that amount by the most recent determination of the peak factor usage for a single family dwelling as determined by the American Water Works Association.
C. Inspection/Meter Charge
(1) A fee of $100.00, plus the cost of the meter, shall be charged for the inspection of all connections to the municipal water utility, including replacement of existing
connections.
(2) All meters shall remain the property of the Waterworks.
D. Temporary Users – Except as otherwise provided in G.7 of this Section 1 herein below, water furnished to temporary users, except as otherwise herein stated, shall be charged on the basis of metered rates hereinbefore set forth and based upon usage as estimated and established by the Waterworks Superintendent.
E. Re-Connection Charge – In the event that service has been discontinued because of nonpayment of any bill or for any other cause beyond the control of the City, and service is again desired and allowed, a re-connection charge of $25.00 shall be assessed against the customer.
F. Other Miscellaneous Charges:
(1) Any material used by the Waterworks and charged to the user pursuant to this Ordinance shall be charged at the rate of actual cost plus 20% of such cost, plus sales tax on the total thereof.
(2) Any person or entity requesting temporary access to a fire hydrant shall be charged $25.00 for the first connection plus cost of water usage pursuant to the appropriate rates therefore. (No additional charge for each subsequent connection on the same day during working hours.) The charge will be $50.00 per connection outside of normal working hours plus cost of water usage pursuant to the appropriate rates thereof.
(3) All meters that are in possession of any Waterworks customer and are damaged, for any reason, shall be replaced at the Waterworks customer’s expense and remain the property of the Waterworks.
(4) Any check issued in payment to the Waterworks for any reason and returned to the Waterworks for a reason of insufficient funds shall be charged to the customer at a rate of $25.00 per incident.
(5) Notwithstanding anything else to the contrary herein, the use of water from the City’s Waterworks System on any site where a new improvement is being constructed shall be governed as follows:
(a) Water from the City’s Waterworks System shall not be utilized at the
construction site of a new improvement unless a permit is first obtained from the office of the City’s Waterworks Superintendent.
(b) The owner of the real estate on which the new improvements are being located shall be responsible for obtaining such permit although the owner may appoint another party who may obtain such a permit on the owner’s behalf.
(c) There shall be no fee for the above referenced permit. However, the owner shall be responsible for the payment of a minimum water bill plus sales tax per calendar month, and any portion of a calendar month, that such permit shall be effective.
(d) Once a permit is obtained, the owner may tap into the Waterworks System on the site of the new improvements. The actual tap into the Waterworks System must be performed in the presence of the Superintendent of the Waterworks System or his nominee.
(e) During the effective term of the above-referenced permit the owner or his nominee may utilize water from the Waterworks System for purposes of testing pipes, mixing cement or mortar, or for other general construction purposes. Water from the City’s Waterworks System may not be utilized pursuant to such permit for the use of human consumption or habitation of the improvement or, for any other non-general construction purpose.
(f) Failure to pay any bill before the third Tuesday of the month following the issuance of any bill shall result in the immediate disconnection of water service. Use of water from the Waterworks System for a purpose in violation of paragraph G.7 (e) of this Section 1 shall result in the immediate issuance by the Superintendent of the Waterworks System of an order requiring such prohibited use to cease immediately. A violation of such order after it is sent by first class mail to the address on file shall result in a fine of not less than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) and no more than Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00). Each day in which a violation occurs shall constitute a separate violation.
(g) Upon completion of any new improvement or the need for water services for the construction of any new improvement, whichever shall first occur, the owner or his nominee shall notify the office of the Superintendent of the City’s Waterworks and, the Superintendent shall cause the service to be disconnected. Monthly charges shall continue to accrue until such notice has been received.
(h) Service from the City’s Waterworks System shall not be re-connected to the completed improvement nor shall a water meter be installed until the owner or his or her nominee shall have given evidence to the Superintendent of the Waterworks System that a certificate of occupancy and all inspections necessary therefore have been issued for such new improvement by the City.
SECTION 2. All bills shall be rendered monthly by the 15th day of the month for the previous month’s service and shall be payable upon receipt. If said monthly bill remains unpaid of the first day of the next month, a charge of 10% of the first $3.00 and 3% of all over $3.00 of said bill shall be assessed as a penalty. If any such monthly bill shall remain unpaid on the on the third Tuesday of the next month, the Waterworks may discontinue service to any such delinquent customer.
The Clerk-Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to cause the Superintendent of the Waterworks or other employee in charge of the operation thereof to shut off and reinstate water service in accordance with provisions of this Ordinance.
SECTION 3.
A. Service pipes intended to supply two (2) or more distinct premises or tenants must be provided with a separate stopcock for each tenant to premises on the outside of each premises. Where only one (1) stopcock is used, the owner of said service shall pay the water rates for parties who are thus supplied, and on the failure of any one of said parties to pay the water rates when due, or to comply with the rules and regulations of the Waterworks System, the supply of water will be withheld without any liability on the part of the City to any of said parties.
B. All real property owners and tenants are strictly prohibited from furnishing water or allowing the same to be taken from their hydrants or fixtures by any other person unless such owners and/or tenants secure permission from the Waterworks Superintendent.
C. No person shall take water from any fire hydrant except for fire purposes or, except upon permission of the Waterworks Superintendent.
D. All persons and entities are forbidden to cover up or in any way interfere with any curb-box, valve-box, or hydrant.
E. All customers or persons and/or entities utilizing the Waterworks System may have their access to the water supply cancelled for any of the following reasons:
(1) The wasting or improper use of water through the use of defective or imperfect fixtures, or in any other manner.
(2) For refusal or neglect to pay bills promptly or any other charges accruing in the matter and at the time herein provided.
(3) For interference or tampering with the water meter, box meter seals, or any service of appliance of the Waterworks System used for controlling or regulating the supply of water.
(4) For failure to apply for a permit in case of change of ownership or tenancy.
(5) For defrauding in any other manner the Waterworks Department.
(6) For not constructing water services according to this Ordinance and any other applicable ordinance, rule, or regulation.
(7) For failure to allow and/or preventing directly or indirectly, the City employee or representative designated by the Waterworks Superintendent from reading any meter on the premises within thirty ( 30) days after a written request to allow such a reading has been either 1) Sent by first class mail to the customer at the address of the premises or at the billing address previously tendered by the customer; 2) delivered in person to the customer or to a party residing at the premises or an employee of an entity occupying the premises; or 3) left at the premises. No such notice may be issued until at least 30 days after the last reading of such meter.
F. Any person or entity vacating any premises without paying all water rents due up to the time of such vacation shall not thereafter be supplied with water at any location through any service, until all back water and service charges are paid.
At such hearing and prior to final adoption of the Ordinance all interested parties may appear and be heard. Due to COVID, capacity inside the Council Chambers will be limited to 15 persons, including council members. City residents interested in attending virtually, can contact City Hall by calling 574-773-2112, or emailing to [email protected] to receive Zoom access information. A copy of the Ordinance may be examined at the office of the Clerk-Treasurer, 300 West Lincoln Street, Nappanee, Indiana 46550, weekdays from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Dated this 6th day of November, 2020.
Jeff Knight, Clerk-Treasurer
11-6 hspaxlp
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