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system maintenance, and infrastructure <br />improvements. The City's Water System <br />Management Plan and financial plan identified over <br />$73 million in essential improvements needed within <br />the next five years to ensure the safety and reliability <br />of Pleasanton's water system. For a detailed <br />breakdown of costs and planned projects, <br />customers can review the City's Water System <br />Management Plan, Water Rate Study, and Cost -of - <br />Service Analysis, all of which are available at <br />www.PleasantonWater.com/Rates. <br />12 <br />October 1, <br />Yes <br />Opposes water rate increases as they <br />Proposition 218 requires that water rates be based <br />2025 <br />overburden families; Opposes change from <br />on the actual cost of providing service and prohibits <br />tiered to uniform structure; believes increase <br />agencies from collecting more than necessary. <br />does not benefit customers who conserve; <br />believes using 100% fixed costs is unfair to <br />The City's water rate study and cost -of -service <br />customers <br />analysis were conducted by an independent <br />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 />Customer impacts vary by meter size and water use, <br />and most customers will see smaller, incremental <br />increases. The City has provided a rate calculator, <br />