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<br />6/02/2025 <br />Existing Conditions Report <br />Castlewood County Service Area (CCSA) <br /> <br />13 <br /> <br />Future years’ rates were not increased to cover the higher annual costs in FY2023-24 (and the prior year) reported <br />in the calculation of the supplemental charge (see below).41 These rates presume that future costs are at FY2024-25 <br />levels (plus 3 percent inflation) without the “non-recurring” costs that caused fund balance deficits. <br />Water O&M Supplemental Charge <br />As a result of estimated Water Operations ending fund balance shortfalls, in April 2025 ACPWA proposed to add a <br />“Supplemental Service Charge” of $829.72 per RDE, leaving other rates as established the prior year.42 <br />The supplemental charge repays over ten years a County loan 43 approved in Oct. 2024 to cover an estimated $1.4 <br />million ending fund balance shortfalls accumulated in FY2022-23 and FY2023-24. <br />The supplemental charge would bring total water M&O charges to approximately $3,940 annually per <br />meter/connection (if effective FY2025-26). The supplement is proceeding through the notice and hearing process .44 <br />Water Capital Improvements <br />CCSA recently replaced its old redwood tanks. The new tanks were funded by a loan from the State. When CCSA <br />applied for the loan, costs were estimated at $1.5 million. CCSA subsequently obtained a loan for $3 million which <br />was deposited to the Water Capital Fund. <br />Annual repayment began in 2023. Combined principal and interest payments are $177,000 annually. <br />Table 5 summarizes planned improvements. ACPWA met with Castlewood representatives in 2023 and discussed <br />options for funding the improvements. To date, no action has been taken. The CCSA’s FY26 Annual Report also <br />indicated a need to “replace the roof at one of the of the water pump stations” but no costs were provided.45 <br />The 2012 Water and Sewer Assessment recommended CSA budgeting for water main replacement “...starting at 40 <br />years in the event emergency repairs need to occur.”46 Approximately 90 percent of the system was replaced in <br />1996 and has a lifespan of about 100 years.47 <br /> <br />41 Castlewood CSA R-1967-1 Engineer’s Report for Proposed Supplemental Service Charge, April 22, 2025, Table 2. <br />42 Castlewood CSA R-1967-1 Engineer’s Report for Proposed Supplemental Service Charge, April 22, 2025. <br />43 See ACPWA memorandum to BOS with attached resolution R -2024-484, Oct. 2, 2024. <br />44 FY26 Annual Report, 5/6/2025, recommending rates for FY2025-26. <br />45 FY26 Annual Report, 5/6/2025, recommending rates for FY2025-26. <br />46 2012 CCSA Water & Sewer Assessment. <br />47 2012 CCSA Water & Sewer Assessment.
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