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City of Wayne Presentation Water Wholesale Charges

January 5, 2016

Background

2015/16 Wholesale Customer Charges

2015/16 GLWA Water System Budget:

What’s Included:

1. O & M 2. Pension Payment (Operating and Non-operating) 3. Debt Service 4. Lease Payment to DWSD Retail System 5. Water Residential Assistance Program

Budget Comparison

Original 2014/15 Budget: $405.4 million Adjust 2014/15 Budget (2014 Bond Sale Projection): $388.3 million Original 2015/16 Budget: $403.8 million

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Background

2015/16 Wholesale Customer Charges

2015/16 GLWA Revenue Adjustments: What Changed: 1. Loss of Revenue from the City of Flint 2. Changes in Cost of Service Allocation- Contract re-openers and NOCWA 3. As a result of continued System usage decline, use of 2 year historical average of water usage for each customer instead of contract values

• City of Wayne 2015/16 Contract Value: 145,000 mcf
• City of Wayne 2 Year Average (for 2015/16 calculation): 103,000 mcf

4. Change from 40% Fixed Cost/ 60% Commodity Allocation to 60% Fixed Cost/ 40% Commodity Allocation

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Determining

2015/16 Wholesale Customer Charges

City of Wayne Units of Service:

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Category City of Wayne Max Day Contract Value 8.28 mgd Peak Hour Contract Value 8.28 mgd Distance Calculation- Average distance of customer meter to 5 water treatment plants 25.9 miles Elevation- Weighted average elevation of customer meter 646 feet Equivalent Meters- Based on number and size of customer meters 600- 5/8" meters Annual Volume 103,000 mcf

Determining

2015/16 Wholesale Customer Charges

City of Wayne BUDGET Allocation:

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BUDGET Categories Commodity 11,782,300 0.554% 65,300 Max Day Usage 131,188,400 0.959% 1,257,800 Peak Hour Increment 9,008,200 0.000% Peak Hour Distance 39,359,800 0.784% 308,600 Commodity Distance-Elevation 26,054,300 0.509% 132,700 Max Day Distance-Elevation 8,473,500 0.826% 70,000 Peak Hour Distance-Elevation 72,402,500 0.658% 476,600 Peak Hour Increment Distance-Elevation 13,027,200 0.000%

• Subtotal Common-To-All

311,296,200 0.742% 2,311,000 Suburban Only - Meter Related 3,336,100 0.854% 28,500 Suburban Only - Customer Outreach 1,037,100 0.734% 7,600

• Subtotal

2,347,100 Detroit / Suburban Ownership Adjustment 20,700,000 0.836% 173,000

• Total FY 2015-16 BUDGET

336,369,400 2,520,100 FY 2015-16 Rate Schedule Fixed Monthly Charges @ 60% 1,512,100 Commodity Charges @ 40%

103,000

1,008,000

Background

2015/16 Wholesale Customer Charges

City of Wayne 2015/16 Revenue Requirement:

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Baseline Revenue Projection: 2015/16 Budgeted Revenue Requirement $2,520,100 2015/16 Projected Sales (mcf) 103,000 Revenue Based on 2014/15 Rates $2,071,100 Shortfall ($449,000) Shorfall Allocation:

• Adj. Volume Reduction

$358,200

• Adj. Flint Shortfall

$85,700

• Adj. Cost of Service Allocation

$5,100 Total Allocation $449,000 Effective Increase 21.7%

Background

2015/16 Wholesale BUDGET Allocation

Allocated BUDGET Comparisons

City of Wayne

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2014/15 2015/16 Difference Original Allocated BUDGET $2,429,300 $2,520,100 3.74% Projected Sales (mcf) 145,000 103,000

• 28.97%

Unit Cost $16.75 $24.47 46.04% Fixed Charge Component $99,286 $126,000 26.91% Commodity Charge Component $8.54 $9.79 14.64%

Determining

2016/17 Wholesale Customer Charges

Customer Units of Service:

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Category City of Wayne Max Day Contract Value 8.28 mgd Peak Hour Contract Value 8.28 mgd Distance Calculation- Average distance of customer meter to 5 water treatment plants 25.9 miles Elevation- Weighted average elevation of customer meter 646 feet Equivalent Meters- Based on number and size of customer meters 600- 5/8" meters Annual Volume (Tentative) 99,000 mcf

2016/17 Wholesale Customer Charges

Meeting Schedule -Wholesale Customer Outreach:

November 17, 2015: Water Rates Rollout Meeting- Units of Service December 1, 2015: Water Rates Workgroup Meeting January 14, 2016 @ SEMCOG Water Rates Rollout Meeting- Budget January 28, 2016 @ Redford Twp. Library Water Rates Rollout Meeting- Proposed Charges

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Thank You! Questions