
Water Services
Billing:
Water/Sewer Bills are prepared and mailed out by the Town Clerk in November and May
CLYMER WATER DISTRICT
SCHEDULE OF RATES (effective 2023)
Consumption Charge 0-40,000 Gallons $5.75 / 1,000 Gallons
40,001 and more gallons $3.30 / 1,000 Gallons
Bulk Rate $15.00 / 1,000 gallons
Minimum Charge $75.00 per bill
Late Fee 10% Penalty – minimum of $20
Disconnection Charge $50.00
Reconnection Charge $50.00
Service Connection Charges
All new service customers will be billed for materials at cost +10%. If the customer would like the District to supply materials for their portion of the installation (curb box to the house), those will also be billed at cost +10%.
Estimated New Service Cost (3/4” Line):
Tapping Fee $ 120.00
Tapping Saddle $ 150.00
Meter $ 150.00
Curb Stop Valve $ 80.00
Curb Box $ 60.00
Copper from Main to Valve $ 300.00
Digging Fee ($2 / ft * 100 ft) $ 200.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST $ 1,060.00
Road Push (Where main is on opposite side of residence) ¾” -- $ 800.00
1” -- $ 1,200.00
Any Road Push for County or State Roads, add $200.00 additional cost
Additional costs for digging, copper from house to curb, valve inside home, tie-in’s, etc are homeowners responsibilities.
Provision for Taxes
Each water customer is charged a tax that is reflected in the County Tax Bill. Charges are as follows:
Price per unit = $14.00 - Each parcel of land = 1 Unit ($14.00) - Each House = $20 - Each Commercial Customer = $50
Updated 10/2022
Water bill payments are collected at the Town Clerk's Office during normal business hours.
Or can be mailed to: Clymer Town Clerk
8868 West Main ST
Clymer, NY 14724
Pay by date due to avoid any penalty fees.
Water Quality:
Contact the Town Clerk or Highway Supt. for any of the following:
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Notify the Town Clerk immediately of any changes in ownership or mailing address
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Possible break in water/sewer line
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Leak in meter or meter stopped working
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Questions regarding bill
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Change in ownership of property
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The Town does not read water meters for tenants moving in or out. That is the responsibility of the property owner