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consultant, Water Resources Economics, and are <br />available online. The study and the resulting rate <br />recommendations were determined in accordance <br />with Proposition 218 and the City's financial and <br />infrastructure needs. This included the City's Water <br />System Management Plan and financial plan, which <br />identified more than $73 million in essential <br />improvements over the next five years to ensure the <br />safety and reliability of Pleasanton's water system. <br />Proposition 218 requires agencies to create a <br />process for receiving written protests that can be <br />verified and added to the official record. This means <br />protests must be submitted in writing via mail or <br />hand delivery. <br />If not currently enrolled, the City offers a 20% <br />discount for seniors (65 years and older) and a 30% <br />discount for qualified low-income households, <br />limited to 30 CCF of bi-monthly usage. These <br />programs, which assist over 3,400 customers each <br />year, are funded by the City's General Fund. <br />The City's final water rate study, along with additional <br />information including frequently asked questions, <br />connection fees, customer impact analyses, and a <br />rate calculator, is available at <br />www.PleasantonWater.com/Rates. <br />4 <br />Aug. 12, 2025 <br />Yes <br />Senior on fixed income. Concerned about plans <br />While the City reviewed and discussed potential <br />to end the Senior Discount. The City is increasing <br />changes to its existing Senior and Low -Income <br />