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Common causes for increased consumption can include having company visit (e.g., increased showers and toilet flushing, etc.) and warmer weather activities (e.g., washing cars, watering lawns and plants, etc.).
Every property connected to and using WSSC Water-built water and sewer mains is assessed a front foot benefit charge (per Public Utilities Article 25-204 in the Annotated Code of Maryland). This fee is charged to recover WSSC Water's construction cost of constructing our water and sewer mains.
Your water bill will be big. The average water bill in Baltimore is $100 per month, so these bills could be four times that, reaching $400 or more.
Every property connected to and using WSSC Water-built water and sewer mains is assessed a front foot benefit charge (per Public Utilities Article 25-204 in the Annotated Code of Maryland). This fee is charged to recover WSSC Water's construction cost of constructing our water and sewer mains.
Water Prices by State 2022 StateAvg. Total UtilitiesWaterMaryland$319$46California$315$77Pennsylvania$314$31New York$311$3046 more rows
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The water released by the treatment facility is usually cleaner than the drinking water's receiving stream. Typically, the advanced systems are expensive to build and operate, increasing the overall cost of wastewater treatment. So, it is logical that sewer bills are higher than water bills.
\u201cWhat is a Front Foot Benefit Assessment Bill?\u201d This is your share of the cost incurred by the County to construct the water or wastewater lines that provide public service to your community. This bill is sent to the property owner annually for 30 years. It can be transferred with the property to new owners.
Your water bill will be big. The average water bill in Baltimore is $100 per month, so these bills could be four times that, reaching $400 or more.
Water Prices by State 2022 StateAvg. Total UtilitiesWaterMaryland$319$46California$315$77Pennsylvania$314$31New York$311$3046 more rows
How much does the average household pay for services? The average single-family residential sewer customer currently pays $103.12 every two months, or $51.56 monthly (please see Table 2 for the current sewer rate schedule). Based on the size of your household you may pay slightly more or less than the average.

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