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Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement & Power District
This document, issued by the Salt River Valley Water Users' Association, summarizes the domestic water charges for Calendar Year 2026, including comparative rates for 2025. It lists per-unit fees for water delivery, basic and additional stored and developed water, normal flow water, pump right water, and various service fees like account merge, new account, and name change fees. The document also provides definitions for these charges and notes that under a Water Delivery and Use Agreement, cities pay basic fees on behalf of landowners.
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Jan 1, 2026
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Effective: Jan 1, 2026
Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement & Power District
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This document, issued by the Salt River Valley Water Users' Association, summarizes the domestic water charges for Calendar Year 2026, including comparative rates for 2025. It lists per-unit fees for water delivery, basic and additional stored and developed water, normal flow water, pump right water, and various service fees like account merge, new account, and name change fees. The document also provides definitions for these charges and notes that under a Water Delivery and Use Agreement, cities pay basic fees on behalf of landowners.
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