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CITY OF TIFFIN ORDINANCE NO. 2008- 290.
AN ORDINANCE"' ESTABLISHING. WATER AND SEWER RATES BASED ON
WATER METER DEMAND SIZE
Section 1: Purpose. This ordinance amends Ordinance Nos. f88,
88, 258, and 217, and
preceding ordinances establishing rates for water and sewer users in the City. ,
Section 2: Meters and Rate Calculation: All water users must have meters installed in
accordance with the American Water Works Association( AWWA) Manual 22," Sizing
Water Service Lines and Meters". The standards set forth in the Manual will determine
the size any service lines and meters to serve a qualifying user. The size of a meter. 4
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according to the Manual must fit to include process and potable demands. Once the City
identifies and approves the appropriate use and meter size, the following table establishes
the " Meter Multiplier".
Meter Size:- Recommended Maximum Meter
Flow. Rate:° Multiplier:
5/ 8- inch* ° 20 gpm* 1. 0*` t
3/ 4- inch 30 gpm 1. 5'
1- inch 50 gpm 2. 5
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1. 2- inch 100 gpm 5. 0
2- inch 160 gpm 8. 0
3- inch 350 gpm 17. 5
4-` inch 1, 000 gpm 50. 0
6- inch 2, 000 gpm 100. 0
8- inch - 3, 500 gpm 175. 0
f 10-finch 5, 500 gpm 275. 0
Larger sizes to be determined in the same manner.
E The 5/ 8- inch meter is the bases for all meter multipliers. This is the typical" iesidential" meter
size.
Section 3: Rate Structure. The minimum monthly fee for both the water and sanitary
sewer charges are established by rate ordinances. The residential 5/ 8 inch meter serves to
establish the base monthly charge for all users. City will bill each user for water and -
sewer based on the established minimum residential rate charge times the applicable
meter multiplier,factor set forth above. The additional rate charges per 1, 000 gallons in
excess of the minimum rate charge quantity will remain the same as established by the
current rate ordinances.
Section 4: Exceptions. A user may receive a waiver of the mu}ltiplier if the user
maintains a residence, and the City has required a larger than minimum ( 5/ 8") meter for
purposes of obtaining appropriate flow for the user. To receive a waiver, the user must
make a'written request to the City Clerk for the waiver and receive approval from the
City following a review and opinion from the City Engineer.
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Sources
- laserfiche: Ordinances-2008-290 (Ordinances-2008-290.pdf) — where it was found ↗ first seen Oct 12, 2026
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