In order to activate the ACH service, application forms must be returned one month prior to the billing month. Please fill out the Sewer Bill Auto-Debit Authorization Form (PDF) and return the completed form with a voided check. The ACH payment option saves money for postage and time in writing checks. Automatic WithdrawalĪCH payments are automatically withdrawn from a customer’s checking or savings account. A 10% penalty is added to accounts not paid by the due date. Commercial customers using more than 16,250 gallons are charged at $9.5625 per 1,000 gallons. Commercial sewer customers are billed $158 per quarter based on 16,250 gallons or less of water usage per quarter.

Residential sewer customers are billed, in the arrears, at a flat rate of $158 per quarter. To open a new sewer account, a $15 processing/handling fee will be incurred at the time of settlement in accordance with Resolution 07-02. Credit cards are charged a 2.65% convenience fee with a minimum of $3.00. Cash is also accepted from walk-in customers. Payment of bills may be paid by check, money order, or automated clearing house ( ACH) withdrawals. Sewer accounts are billed arrears every January, April, July, and October. The smaller bins save only space, not money: Quarterly rates will remain the same regardless of which bins residents choose.Authority regulations require that sewer bills be sent to property owners. They can switch only the trash bin, only the recycling bin or both. Miller said residents who don’t want bins that big - think of someone living alone with a one-car garage, who doesn’t produce a lot of waste and doesn’t have a lot of space for a bin - will be able to switch in September to a 65-gallon bin. The bins can hold about seven standard trash bags full of waste.

“You can’t complain forever.”Īll township homes are receiving 96-gallon trash and recycling bins, which they can begin using on July 1.

I mean, what are you going to do about it?” said Nick Mishinski after Haxhiu’s crew delivered new bins to the house where Mishinski has lived for 23 years. Meanwhile, the surprise and anger of residents in the first municipalities seemed to have given way to acceptance in LoPax, where residents knew it was only a question of if - not when - they would get news like this.

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