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CWLP provides retail water service to two communities adjacent to Springfield as well as to certain nearby unincorporated areas. Wholesale service is provided to several other nearby communities. Wholesale water sales provide value to both our Springfield and our wholesale water customers. The outlying communities are assured a reliable source of reasonably priced, high-quality drinking water, while the profits earned by CWLP from these sales help to keep rates as low as possible for our Springfield customers.

Retail service is provided to Southern View, Leland Grove, and the unincorporated areas mentioned above. Basic water rates for retail customers are 30% higher than those charged to customers inside Springfield's corporate limits. (Southern View customers also pay an additional 5% to cover the village's municipal utility tax.) This rate differential is justified based on water industry cost of service and rate design principles.

Wholesale service is provided to Chatham, Grandview, Jerome, Loami, Rochester, the Sugar Creek Public Water District, and the Williamsville-Sherman Water Commission. These communities purchase water in bulk from CWLP and serve as the water supplier to their residents. The rate each of these wholesale customers is charged is based on a specific formula built into that customer's contract with CWLP.

For more information about CWLP water rates, or about the CWLP Water Division in general, select any of the topics or subtopics listed in the left-hand column of this page.

 

 

 

 

Last update: 02/10/10

Did you know? CWLP water customers are billed based on the units of water used each month. One unit equals 748 gallons. The average Springfield household uses about 3 units of water per person per month.

Our Water Rates page contains information on the cost per unit CWLP water customers pay.







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