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RESOLUTION NO. 12468
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MESA, ARIZONA 
DECLARING AS A PUBLIC RECORD  
PROPOSED TITLES AND SCHEDULES OF TERMS, RATES, FEES AND CHARGES 
FOR CITY-OWNED WATER UTILITIES 
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mesa, Maricopa County, State of Arizona, as 
follows:  
Section 1: That the following Titles and Schedules of Terms, Rates, Fees and Charges for City-Owned 
Water Utilities, true and correct copies of which are attached hereto as exhibits and incorporated herein 
by reference, are declared to be public records pursuant to A.R.S. §9-801, et seq., three copies of which 
shall be filed in the Office of the City Clerk and kept available for public use and inspection.  
TITLE 
SCHEDULE NO. 
General Commercial Water Service 
W3.1, W3.2, W3.3, W3.4, W3.5, W3.6, W3.7, W5.1, W5.2, W5.3, 
W5.4, W5.5, W5.6, W5.7, W5.8, W7.1, W7.2, W7.3, W7.4, W7.5, 
W7.6, W7.7, W8.1, W8.3, W8.4, W8.5, W8.6, W8.7, W9.1, W9.2, 
W9.3, W9.4, W9.5, W9.6, W9.7 
Commercial Landscape Water Service 
W3.11, W3.21, W3.31, W3.41, W3.51, W3.61, W3.71, W5.11, 
W5.21, W5.31, W5.41, W5.51, W5.61, W5.71, W5.81, W7.11, 
W7.21, W7.31, W7.41, W7.51, W7.61, W7.71, W8.11, W8.31, 
W8.41, W8.51, W8.61, W8.71, W8.81, W9.11, W9.21, W9.31, 
W9.41, W9.51, W9.61, W9.71 
Downtown Small Business Attraction Utility Rate 
W3.1D 
Water Service for Fire Line Detection Meters 
W30.1, W30.2, W30.3, W30.4, W30.5, W30.6, W30.7, W40.1, 
W40.2, W40.3, W40.4, W40.5, W40.6, W40.7, W50.1, W50.2, 
W50.3, W50.4, W50.5, W50.6, W50.7, W60.1, W60.2, W60.3, 
W60.4, W60.5, W60.6, W60.7, W70.1, W70.2, W70.3, W70.4, 
W70.5, W70.6, W70.7, W80.1, W80.2, W80.3, W80.4, W80.5, 
W80.6, W80.7, W90.1, W90.2, W90.3, W90.4, W90.5, W90.6, 
W90.7 
Commercial and Industrial Large Water Service 
W31.1 
Crismon Road Water Hauling Station Bulk Water Sales 
WHS 
Water Hydrant Meter Service 
WH1 
Large Turf Facility Untreated Water Service 
WR3.1 
Additions to the text in the attachments are shown in bold, and underline: Abc 
Deletion to the text in the attachments are shown in strike-outs: Abc  
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Mesa, Arizona, this 26th day of January, 
2026.  
APPROVED 
Mayor 
ATTEST: 
City Clerk

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City of Mesa 
General Commercial Water Service 
Mesa, Arizona 
Effective Date 01/01/26TBD 
 
Ordinance No. 5973TBD 
 
Supersedes Schedule Effective 02/01/2501/01/26 
 
GENERAL COMMERCIAL WATER SERVICE 
WESTERN ZONE – W3.1 
RWCD ZONE – W3.2 
EASTERN ZONE – W3.3 DESERT SAGE PRESSURE ZONE – W3.4 
COUNTY LINE PRESSURE ZONE – W3.5 
APACHE JUNCTION PRESSURE ZONE – W3.6 
RANGE RIDER PRESSURE ZONE – W3.7 
GENERAL COMMERCIAL WATER SERVICE – Public Authorities 
WESTERN ZONE – Federal W5.1, Salt River Pima Indian Community W5.8, Hospitals W7.1, State & Local Govts W8.1, Schools W9.1 
RWCD ZONE – Federal W5.2, Hospitals W7.2, State & Local Govts W8.3, Schools W9.2 
EASTERN ZONE – Federal W5.3, Hospitals W7.3, State & Local Govts W8.4, Schools W9.3 
DESERT SAGE PRESSURE ZONE – Federal W5.4, Hospitals W7.4, State, County & Other Local Governments W8.5, Schools W9.4 
COUNTY LINE PRESSURE ZONE – Federal W5.5, Hospitals W7.5, State & Local Govts W8.6, Schools W9.5 
APACHE JUNCTION PRESSURE ZONE – Federal W5.6, Hospitals W7.6, State & Local Govts W8.7, Schools W9.6 
RANGE RIDER PRESSURE ZONE – Federal W5.7, Hospitals W7.7, Schools W9.7 
 
APPLICATION 
 
These rates are applicable to all commercial water service inside and outside the City limits which no other specific 
schedule is provided for monthly billing cycles commencing on and after the Effective Date. 
 
MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE 
 
Rate: 
In addition to the Service Charge, the Usage Charge for water delivered shall be $5.07$5.39 per 1,000 
gallons in excess of 3,000, plus a surcharge rate of $2.68$2.96 per 1,000 gallons**, plus applicable 
pumping surcharges. 
 
Service Charge:* 
$34.10$35.08 
¾” service 
 
$38.21$39.30 
1” service 
 
$53.47$55.01 
1 ½” service 
 
$70.14$72.15 
2” service 
 
$138.91$142.90 
3” service 
 
$220.02$226.34 
4” service 
 
$421.35$433.45 
6” service 
 
$623.97$641.88 
8” service 
 
$845.32$869.59 
10” service 
* Includes 3,000 gallons of water as a minimum for capacity availability. 
** Surcharge applies to all water used each billing cycle that exceeds the average of usage for the prior December 
through February billing cycles. 
 
Drought Commodity Charge***:  $0.08 per 1,000 gallons in excess of 3,000. 
*** Drought Commodity Charge shall be applied after either: i) the United States acting through the Bureau of 
Reclamation or other authorized authority has declared a shortage on the Colorado River System, or ii) the Salt River 
Project or authorized state agency has declared a shortage on the Salt River System. The Drought Commodity Charge 
shall be discontinued if the federal or state water shortage declarations supporting the charge are terminated and shall 
not be considered gross revenues for the purposes of Section 3-3-4(D) of the Mesa City Code.

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City of Mesa 
General Commercial Water Service 
Mesa, Arizona 
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Plus: 
For all water used in the upper pressure zones, the following pumping surcharges will apply: 
 
 
ADJUSTMENTS 
 
Taxes & Impositions.  The applicable proportionate part of any taxes or governmental impositions that are assessed 
on the basis of the gross revenues of the City and/or the price or revenue from the energy or services sold hereunder 
shall be added to each utility bill. 
 
TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
 
See Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Utilities 
 
 
DESERT SAGE PRESSURE ZONE 
(W3.4, W4.4, W7.4, W5.4, W8.5, W9.4): 
 
$0.1106  per 1,000 gallons 
COUNTY LINE PRESSURE ZONE 
(W3.5, W4.5, W7.5, W5.5, W8.6, W9.5):  
 
 
$0.2138  per 1,000 gallons 
APACHE JUNCTION PRESSURE ZONE 
(W3.6, W4.6, W7.6, W5.6, W8.7, W9.6): 
 
$0.3228  per 1,000 gallons 
RANGE RIDER PRESSURE ZONE 
(W3.7, W4.7, W7.7, W5.7, W9.7): 
 
 
$0.4273  per 1,000 gallons

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City of Mesa 
Commercial Landscape Water Service 
Mesa, Arizona 
Effective Date 01/01/26TBD 
 
Ordinance No. 5973TBD 
Supersedes Schedule Effective 02/01/2501/01/26 
 
 
COMMERCIAL LANDSCAPE WATER SERVICE 
WESTERN ZONE – W3.11 
RWCD ZONE – W3.21 
EASTERN ZONE – W3.31 DESERT SAGE PRESSURE ZONE – W3.41 
COUNTY LINE PRESSURE ZONE – W3.51 
APACHE JUNCTION PRESSURE ZONE – W3.61 
RANGE RIDER PRESSURE ZONE – W3.71 
GENERAL COMMERCIAL WATER SERVICE – Public Authorities 
WESTERN ZONE – Federal W5.11, Salt River Pima Indian Community W5.81, Hospitals W7.11, State & Local Govts W8.11, Schools W9.11 
RWCD ZONE – Federal W5.21, Hospitals W7.21, State & Local Govts W8.31, Schools W9.21 
EASTERN ZONE – Federal W5.31, Hospitals W7.31, State & Local Govts W8.41, Schools W9.31 
DESERT SAGE PRESSURE ZONE – Federal W5.41, Hospitals W7.41, State, County & Other Local Governments W8.51, Schools W9.41 
COUNTY LINE PRESSURE ZONE – Federal W5.51, Hospitals W7.51, State & Local Govts W8.61, Schools W9.51 
APACHE JUNCTION PRESSURE ZONE – Federal W5.61, Hospitals W7.61, State & Local Govts W8.71, Schools W9.61 
RANGE RIDER PRESSURE ZONE – Federal W5.71, Hospitals W7.71, State & Other Local Govts W8.81, Schools W9.71 
 
APPLICATION 
 
These rates are applicable to all individually metered commercial landscape water service inside and outside the City 
limits for monthly billing cycles commencing on and after the Effective Date. 
 
MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE 
 
Rate: 
In addition to the Service Charge, the Usage Charge for water delivered shall be $5.71$5.95 per 1,000 
gallons in excess of 3,000, plus applicable surcharges, plus a surcharge rate of $2.75$2.99 per 1,000 
gallons**, plus applicable pumping surcharges. 
 
Service Charge:* 
$34.10$35.08 
¾” service 
 
$38.21$39.30 
1” service 
 
$53.47$55.01 
1 ½” service 
 
$70.14$72.15 
2” service 
 
$138.91$142.90 
3” service 
 
$220.02$226.34 
4” service 
 
$421.35$433.45 
6” service 
 
$623.97$641.88 
8” service 
 
$845.32$869.59 
10” service 
* Includes 3,000 gallons of water as a minimum for capacity availability. 
** Surcharge applies to all water used each billing cycle that exceeds the average of usage for the prior December 
through February billing cycles. 
 
Drought Commodity Charge***:  $0.08 per 1,000 gallons in excess of 3,000. 
*** Drought Commodity Charge shall be applied after either: i) the United States acting through the Bureau of 
Reclamation or other authorized authority has declared a shortage on the Colorado River System, or ii) the Salt River 
Project or authorized state agency has declared a shortage on the Salt River System. The Drought Commodity Charge 
shall be discontinued if the federal or state water shortage declarations supporting the charge are terminated and shall 
not be considered gross revenues for the purposes of Section 3-3-4(D) of the Mesa City Code. 
 
Plus: 
For all water used in the upper pressure zones, the following pumping surcharges will apply: 
 
DESERT SAGE PRESSURE ZONE (W3.41, W5.41, W7.41, W8.51, W9.41): 
$0.1106 per 1,000 gallons 
COUNTY LINE PRESSURE ZONE (W3.51, W5.51, W7.51, W8.61, W9.51):  
$0.2138  per 1,000 gallons 
APACHE JUNCTION PRESSURE ZONE (W3.61, W5.61, W7.61, W8.71, W9.61): 
$0.3228  per 1,000 gallons 
RANGE RIDER PRESSURE ZONE (W3.71, W5.71, W7.71, W8.81, W9.71):  
$0.4273 per 1,000 gallons

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City of Mesa 
Commercial Landscape Water Service 
Mesa, Arizona 
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ADJUSTMENTS 
 
Taxes & Impositions.  The applicable proportionate part of any taxes or governmental impositions that are assessed 
on the basis of the gross revenues of the City and/or the price or revenue from the energy or services sold hereunder 
shall be added to each utility bill. 
 
TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
 
See Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Utilities

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City of Mesa 
Downtown Small Business Attraction Utility Rate 
Mesa, Arizona 
Effective Date 01/01/26TBD 
 
Ordinance No. 5973TBD 
 
Supersedes Schedule Effective 02/01/2501/01/26 
 
DOWNTOWN SMALL BUSINESS ATTRACTION UTILITY RATE – W3.1D 
 
APPLICATION 
 
These rates are applicable to new Non-Residential service for monthly billing cycles commencing on and after the 
Effective Date and to Customers meeting the following Eligibility Criteria. 
 
PURPOSE 
 
The purpose of this schedule is to attract new non- residential City water customers to Downtown Mesa, which also 
generates increased economic activity in Downtown Mesa. 
 
MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE 
 
Rate: 
In addition to the Service Charge, the Usage Charge for water delivered shall be $3.88$4.12 per 1,000 
gallons in excess of 3,000, plus a surcharge rate of $1.98$2.19 per 1,000 gallons**. 
 
Service Charge:* 
$25.58$26.32 
¾” service 
 
$28.65$29.48 
1” service 
 
$40.12$41.27 
1 ½” service 
 
$52.61$54.12 
2” service 
 
$104.20$107.19 
3” service 
 
$165.03$169.76 
4” service 
 
$316.02$325.09 
6” service 
 
$467.97$481.41 
8” service 
 
$633.99$652.19 
10” service 
* Includes 3,000 gallons of water as a minimum for capacity availability. 
** Surcharge applies to all water used each billing cycle that exceeds the average of usage for the prior December 
through February billing cycles. 
 
Drought Commodity Charge***:  $0.08 per 1,000 gallons in excess of 3,000. 
*** Drought Commodity Charge shall be applied after either: i) the United States acting through the Bureau of 
Reclamation or other authorized authority has declared a shortage on the Colorado River System, or ii) the Salt River 
Project or authorized state agency has declared a shortage on the Salt River System. The Drought Commodity Charge 
shall be discontinued if the federal or state water shortage declarations supporting the charge are terminated and shall 
not be considered gross revenues for the purposes of Section 3-3-4(D) of the Mesa City Code. 
 
ADJUSTMENTS 
 
Taxes & Impositions.  The applicable proportionate part of any taxes or governmental impositions that are assessed 
on the basis of the gross revenues of the City and/or the price or revenue from the energy or services sold hereunder 
shall be added to each utility bill.

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City of Mesa 
Downtown Small Business Attraction Utility Rate 
Mesa, Arizona 
page – 2 – 
 
TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
 
See Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Utilities. 
 
Additional Terms and Conditions: 
(i) 
Limited to three (3) consecutive years per eligible Customer 
(ii) 
The Customer must sign a three-year agreement evidencing a commitment through the 3 year period to 
meeting the eligibility criteria. 
(iii) 
Customers may apply for the small business utility rate only within their first year of operation. 
(iv) 
Customers may only participate once. 
(v) 
Customers that do not maintain or increase their total average annual utility usage from their first year 
receiving the rate may be required to repay the City for the difference between this Schedule W3.1D 
and the otherwise applicable City Water rate schedule. 
(vi) 
The City may terminate, suspend or modify the rate for active and/or future participants should it serve 
the interests of the City. 
(vii) 
Customers may be required to obtain a financial instrument satisfactory to the City that protects the 
City from a default under the agreement and from the accumulation of delinquent and deficient charges 
of a Customer served under this Rate Schedule. 
(viii) 
Customers are required to provide employment verification each year beginning in year two (2) 
evidencing the employment of a minimum of two (2) full-time employees. 
(ix) 
If the customer experiences employee vacancies that cause it to employ less than the minimum number 
of employees needed to meet eligibility criteria at any given time, the customer is allowed no more 
than six months cumulative within a 12 month period to fill such vacancies. 
 
ELIGIBILITY 
 
Commercial and industrial water Customers with premises located inside the Central Business District and Town 
Center Redevelopment Area (CBD/TRA) are eligible for this Schedule provided the Customer and premises: (i) is a 
new customer with less than twelve (12) months of billing history and an anticipated average monthly billed usage 
in the next twelve (12) months of equal to or greater than ten (10) kgal and less than or equal to two-hundred (200) 
kgal; (ii) has a single point of delivery within the CBD/TRA measured through one meter for the billing of each 
utility service; (iii) meets the definition of a small business as stated by the U.S. Small Business Administration; (iv) 
consists of a use consistent with Mesa’s adopted form-based code or in a commercial or industrial zoned area where 
the form-based code does not apply; and (v) employs the equivalent of at least two (2) full-time employee (FTE) 
positions (subject to verification through unemployment tax and wage reporting or comparable records).  Customers 
must also be current on all utility bills and any other amounts owed the City. 
 
INELIGIBILITY OR LOSS OF ELIGIBILITY 
 
Customers that become ineligible for service under this rate schedule will be served under the otherwise applicable 
City Water rate schedule. As set forth in the Eligibility requirements, Customer may be responsible for payment of 
back charges for service provided under this Schedule which becomes ineligible.

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City of Mesa 
Water Service for Fire Line Detection Meters 
Mesa, Arizona 
Effective Date 01/01/26TBD 
 
Ordinance No. 5973TBD 
 
Supersedes Schedule Effective 02/01/2501/01/26 
 
WATER SERVICE FOR FIRE LINE DETECTION METERS 
WESTERN ZONE – W30.1, Interdepartmental W60.1 
RWCD ZONE – W30.2, Interdepartmental W60.2 
EASTERN ZONE – W30.3, Interdepartmental W60.3 
DESERT SAGE PRESSURE ZONE – W30.4, Interdepartmental W60.4 
COUNTY LINE PRESSURE ZONE – W30.5, Interdepartmental W60.5 
APACHE JUNCTION PRESSURE ZONE – W30.6, Interdepartmental W60.6 
RANGE RIDER PRESSURE ZONE – W30.7, Interdepartmental W60.7 
WATER SERVICE FOR FIRE LINE DETECTION METERS – Public Authorities 
WESTERN ZONE – Multi-unit W40.1, Federal W50.1, Hospital W70.1, State & Local Govts W80.1, Schools W90.1 
RWCD ZONE – Multi-unit W40.2, Federal W50.2, Hospital W70.2, State & Local Govts W80.2,Schools W90.2 
EASTERN ZONE – Multi-unit W40.3, Federal W50.3, Hospital W70.3, State & Local Govts W80.3, Schools W90.3 
DESERT SAGE PRESSURE ZONE – Multi-unit W40.4, Federal W50.4, Hospital W70.4, State & Local Govts W80.4, Schools W90.4 
COUNTY LINE PRESSURE ZONE – Multi-unit W40.5, Federal W50.5, Hospital W70.5, State & Local Govts W80.5, Schools W90.5 
APACHE JUNCTION PRESSURE ZONE – Multi-unit W40.6, Federal W50.6, Hospital W70.6, State & Local Govts W80.6, Schools W90.6 
RANGE RIDER PRESSURE ZONE – Multi-unit W40.7, Federal W50.7, Hospital W70.7, State & Local Govts W80.7, Schools W90.7 
 
APPLICATION 
 
These rates are applicable to all fire line check valves with detection meters for monthly billing cycles commencing 
on and after the Effective Date. 
 
MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE 
 
Rate: 
In addition to the Service Charge, the Usage Charge shall be $7.28$7.73 per 1,000 gallons for all water 
delivered in excess of 3,000 gallons plus applicable surcharges. 
 
Service Charge:* 
$39.47$40.60 
¾” service 
 
$43.55$44.80 
1” service 
 
$58.81$60.50 
1 ½” service 
 
$75.46$77.63 
2” service 
 
$144.26$148.40 
3” service 
*Includes 3,000 gallons of water as a minimum for capacity availability. 
 
Drought Commodity Charge**:  $0.08 per 1,000 gallons in excess of 3,000. 
** Drought Commodity Charge shall be applied after either: i) the United States acting through the Bureau of 
Reclamation or other authorized authority has declared a shortage on the Colorado River System, or ii) the Salt River 
Project or authorized state agency has declared a shortage on the Salt River System. The Drought Commodity Charge 
shall be discontinued if the federal or state water shortage declarations supporting the charge are terminated and shall 
not be considered gross revenues for the purposes of Section 3-3-4(D) of the Mesa City Code. 
 
Plus: 
For all water used in the upper pressure zones, the following pumping surcharges will apply: 
 
 
ADJUSTMENTS 
 
Taxes & Impositions.  The applicable proportionate part of any taxes or governmental impositions that are assessed 
on the basis of the gross revenues of the City and/or the price or revenue from the energy or services sold hereunder 
shall be added to each utility bill. 
 
TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
 
See Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Utilities. 
DESERT SAGE PRESSURE ZONE 
(W30.4, W40.4, W50.4, W60.4, W70.4, W80.4, W90.4): 
 
$0.1106 per 1,000 gallons 
COUNTY LINE PRESSURE ZONE  
(W30.5, W40.5, W50.5, W60.5, W70.5, W80.5, W90.5):  
 
$0.2138 per 1,000 gallons 
APACHE JUNCTION PRESSURE ZONE 
(W30.6, W40.6, W50.6, W60.6, W70.6, W80.6, W90.6): 
 
$0.3228 per 1,000 gallons 
RANGE RIDER PRESSURE ZONE  
(W30.7, W40.7, W50.7, W60.7, W70.7, W80.7, W90.7):  
 
$0.4273 per 1,000 gallons

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City of Mesa 
Commercial and Industrial Large Water Service 
Mesa, Arizona 
Effective Date 01/01/26TBD 
 
Ordinance No. 5973TBD 
 
Supersedes Schedule Effective 02/01/2501/01/26 
 
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL LARGE WATER SERVICE – W31.1 
 
APPLICATION 
 
These rates are applicable to all commercial and industrial water service inside the City limits provided the customer’s 
monthly billed usage (in thousands of gallons or “kgal”) is equal to or greater than 7,500 kgal and is supplied at one 
point of delivery and measured through one meter for monthly billing cycles commencing on and after the Effective 
Date. 
 
MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE 
 
Rate: 
In addition to the service charge, the rate per billing cycle for water used shall be $3.77$3.96 per 1,000 
gallons for all water used, plus a surcharge rate of $1.39$1.54 per 1,000 gallons*. 
 
 
Service Charge:* 
$220.02$226.34 
4” service 
 
$421.35$433.45 
6” service 
 
$623.97$641.88 
8” service 
 
$845.32$869.59 
10” service 
* Surcharge applies to all water used each billing cycle that exceeds the average of usage for the prior December 
through February billing cycles. 
 
Drought Commodity Charge**:  $0.08 per 1,000 gallons in excess of 3,000. 
** Drought Commodity Charge shall be applied after either: i) the United States acting through the Bureau of 
Reclamation or other authorized authority has declared a shortage on the Colorado River System, or ii) the Salt River 
Project or authorized state agency has declared a shortage on the Salt River System. The Drought Commodity Charge 
shall be discontinued if the federal or state water shortage declarations supporting the charge are terminated and shall 
not be considered gross revenues for the purposes of Section 3-3-4(D) of the Mesa City Code. 
 
ADJUSTMENTS 
 
Taxes & Impositions.  The applicable proportionate part of any taxes or governmental impositions that are assessed 
on the basis of the gross revenues of the City and/or the price or revenue from the energy or services sold hereunder 
shall be added to each utility bill. 
 
TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
 
See Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Utilities. 
 
CUSTOMER ELIGIBILITY  
 
A Customer must satisfy all of the following conditions to be and remain eligible to receive service under this Schedule 
W31.3: 
1. The Customer must have a monthly billed demand (in thousands of gallons or “kgal”) of equal to or greater 
than 7,500 kgal. 
2. The Customer must:  (i) be regulated directly by the Arizona Department of Water Resources (DWR) as an 
individual user under the Groundwater Code and Management Plans adopted pursuant thereto, or (ii) 
voluntarily satisfy the conservation requirements applicable to Large Industrial Users under the 
Groundwater Code and Management Plans adopted pursuant thereto; and (iii) otherwise maintain 
compliance with applicable requirements of the Groundwater Code and Management Plans adopted 
pursuant thereto. 
3. The Customer must provide a copy of all documentation required under Section 2 above, including 
conservation plans, and otherwise demonstrate compliance with all other applicable Management Plan and 
Groundwater Code requirements on an annual basis.

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City of Mesa 
Crismon Road Water Hauling Station – Bulk Water Sales 
Mesa, Arizona 
Effective Date 01/01/26TBD 
 
Ordinance No. 5973TBD 
 
Supersedes Schedule Effective 02/01/2501/01/26 
 
CRISMON ROAD WATER HAULING STATION BULK WATER SALES – WHS 
 
APPLICATION 
 
The rate is applicable to all customers receiving bulk water at the Crismon Road Water Hauling Station.  Water is 
delivered to customers on site using mobile customer-owned bulk water containers.  Customers pay for bulk water 
in advance.  These rates are applicable for monthly billing cycles commencing on and after the Effective Date. 
 
MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE 
 
Rate: 
The rate for water shall be $12.45$13.22 per 1,000 gallons for all water. 
 
Drought Commodity Charge*: 
 $0.08 per 1,000 gallons in excess of 3,000. 
* Drought Commodity Charge shall be applied after either: i) the United States acting through the Bureau of 
Reclamation or other authorized authority has declared a shortage on the Colorado River System, or ii) the Salt River 
Project or authorized state agency has declared a shortage on the Salt River System. The Drought Commodity Charge 
shall be discontinued if the federal or state water shortage declarations supporting the charge are terminated and shall 
not be considered gross revenues for the purposes of Section 3-3-4(D) of the Mesa City Code. 
 
TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
 
The following special terms and conditions shall apply to the provision of water to customers at the City of 
Mesa (“City”) Crismon Road Water Station (“Water Station”): 
1. 
Water Station Access: 
A. Access to the Water Station will be supplied pursuant to prepaid contractual accounts (“Access 
Accounts”) with each customer in accordance with these special terms and conditions.   
B. No sale or transfer of Access Accounts from one person to another shall be permitted unless 
approved in advance by the City. 
C. Credit balances on any Access Account shall be redeemable only as water deliveries at the 
Water Station, not for cash. 
D. Availability of additional Access Accounts is within the sole discretion of the City. 
2. Water Station Access Cards: 
A. Access Account holders shall be issued reusable magnetic strip access cards (“Access Cards”) 
on which prepaid dollar balances shall be programmed by the City.  Account holders shall use 
the Access Cards at the Water Station in order to obtain water dispensation. 
B. The maximum number of Access Cards issued per Access Account shall be two (2) for 
residential customers and two (2) per registered tanker truck or trailer for commercial 
customers.  Issuance of additional Access Cards shall be at the sole discretion of the City. 
C. Prepaid amounts shall be programmed onto the Access Cards, which must be presented at a City 
of Mesa Utility Payment Center.  The maximum prepaid balance on any Access Card shall be 
limited to two hundred dollars ($200.00) for residential customers and five hundred dollars 
($500.00) for commercial customers.   
D. Access Cards shall be owned by the Access Account holder.  The City shall not be responsible 
for lost or stolen Access Cards nor any unused balance thereon. 
E. Access Cards with unused balances on cancelled Access Accounts will still be redeemable at 
the Water Station until the balance reaches zero. 
 
3. Continuity of Supply: 
The City will use reasonable diligence to provide a steady and continuous water supply and 
dispensation at the Water Station, but does not guarantee against fluctuations or interruptions.  The 
City may, without incurring any liability therefore, suspend water availability for periods reasonably 
necessary to accomplish repairs to or changes in any of the City’s facilities, including the Water Station. 
The City shall not be liable to Any Access Account holder for any damages occasioned by 
fluctuations or interruptions in water availability at the Water Station, regardless of cause.  All 
maintenance of the Water Station shall be performed by the City.

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4. Metering: 
A. The readings of the City’s meter(s) at the Water Station will be conclusive as to the amount of 
water dispensed, unless the Customer reports any inaccuracy within twenty-four (24) hours of 
the inaccurately metered transaction.  
B. In the event the City verifies based on a reported inaccuracy that the metering at the Water 
Station is inaccurate by an amount in excess of the manufacturer’s tolerance, Mesa will correct 
such error by adjusting for the difference in the reporting Customer’s prepaid account to the 
extent practicable, and only for the reported transaction.  Any refunds to customer resulting 
from a reported inaccurate transaction shall be made via a credit to the customer’s prepaid 
account. 
C. Any Customer that reports an inaccuracy at the Water Station which subsequently proves to be 
within the manufacturer specification shall be responsible for a service charge to cover the 
vehicle expense, driving time and labor expense for meter testing as follows:  $250.00.   
D. Any Account holder may also request that the City conduct third party accuracy testing of the Water 
Station metering equipment, but shall be responsible for advance payment of third party costs of 
such testing in the amount of $500.00, which shall be refunded by City in the event that the metering 
is demonstrated to be outside of the manufacturers specification in a manner that is favorable to the 
Access Account holder.  In no event shall any Access Account be adjusted for any transaction not 
reported to City within twenty-four (24) hours. 
E. The City may compute or re-compute deliveries at the Water Station based on a reasonable usage 
estimate derived from Access Account history if any of the following conditions apply: 
 
1. The meter(s) at the Water Station fails to register accurately; 
 
2. Access is temporarily supplied without a meter; or 
 
3. A contrivance has been used to circumvent the accurate registration of metering devices. 
5. Termination and Refusal of Water Station Access: The City may, in addition to any other applicable 
conditions or circumstances described herein, terminate Access Accounts and/or refuse Water Station Access 
if any of the following conditions exist: 
A. When necessary to comply with an order of any Governmental Agency having such jurisdiction. 
B. A condition exists which in the City’s judgment is unsafe or hazardous. 
C. Applicant has failed to make payment of charges otherwise owed to the City.  
D. Applicant falsifies his or her identity for the purpose of obtaining access. 
E. Applicant is acting as an agent for a prior Customer of City who is deriving benefits of the 
Water Station and who owes a delinquent bill to City. 
F. The City is otherwise not accepting additional customers for Water Station Access Accounts. 
G. Reasonable cause otherwise exists which supports termination of Accounts and/or Access. 
Reactivation of any terminated Access Account shall be at the sole discretion of the City. 
 
6. Administration Charges: 
A. An administrative fee of $15.00 shall be assessed to activate an Access Account, which 
activation shall be at the sole discretion of the City.   
B. Following the initial conversion to the Access Accounts, an Access Account transfer and 
activation charge shall be assessed for any requested transfer in the amount of $30.00, which 
transfer shall be at the sole discretion of the City.  Access Account holders must provide the 
City with the Access Card in order to transfer an Access Account. 
C. City and State Transaction Privilege tax will be assessed on all charges as applicable. 
7. Payment: 
The City reserves the right to suspend or terminate any Access Account for payment items (checks, 
credit cards, etc.) returned by a financial institution unpaid.  Payment is effective upon receipt in hand 
of the full balance due at a City of Mesa Utility Payment Center. 
 
 
City of Mesa 
Crismon Road Water Hauling Station – Bulk Water Sales 
Mesa, Arizona 
 
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8. Unauthorized Use of Water Station and Violations: 
A. Unauthorized use of the Water Station shall mean the taking of water by bypassing, modifying, 
disabling or otherwise willfully rendering inoperative or inaccurate any meter or other service 
apparatus at the Water Station so as to cause a loss or reduction of registration. 
B. If unauthorized use occurs, the City shall charge an estimated usage according to applicable rates in 
accordance with the Schedule of Fees and Charges, plus City and State Transaction Privilege tax as 
applicable. 
C. Unauthorized use of the Water Station is subject to criminal prosecution as well as liability for all 
damages. 
9. Violation;  Penalty 
Among other penalties that may apply, any person that violates any provision of this Ordinance shall be 
guilty of a misdemeanor.  Upon conviction, individuals shall be punished by a fine not to exceed $2,500, or 
by imprisonment for a period not to exceed six (6) months, or by such fine and imprisonment.  Upon 
conviction, businesses shall be punished by a fine not to exceed $20,000.  Each instance of violation shall 
be a separate offense, punishable as described above. 
 
 
 
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Crismon Road Water Hauling Station – Bulk Water Sales 
Mesa, Arizona 
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City of Mesa 
Water Hydrant Meter Service 
Mesa, Arizona 
Effective Date 01/01/26TBD 
 
Ordinance No. 5973TBD 
 
Supersedes Schedule Effective 02/01/2501/01/26 
 
 
WATER HYDRANT METER SERVICE – WH1 
 
APPLICATION 
 
These rates are applicable to all water hydrant meter service for monthly billing cycles commencing on and after the 
Effective Date. 
 
MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE 
 
Service Charge: 
$138.91$142.90 (3”service) 
Usage Charge: 
$12.45$13.22 per 1,000 gallons for all water delivered 
 
Drought Commodity Charge*: 
 $0.08 per 1,000 gallons in excess of 3,000. 
* Drought Commodity Charge shall be applied after either: i) the United States acting through the Bureau of 
Reclamation or other authorized authority has declared a shortage on the Colorado River System, or ii) the Salt River 
Project or authorized state agency has declared a shortage on the Salt River System. The Drought Commodity Charge 
shall be discontinued if the federal or state water shortage declarations supporting the charge are terminated and shall 
not be considered gross revenues for the purposes of Section 3-3-4(D) of the Mesa City Code. 
 
ADJUSTMENTS 
 
Taxes & Impositions.  The applicable proportionate part of any taxes or governmental impositions that are assessed 
on the basis of the gross revenues of the City and/or the price or revenue from the energy or services sold hereunder 
shall be added to each utility bill. 
 
TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
 
See Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Utilities

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City of Mesa 
Large Turf Facility Untreated Water Service 
Mesa, Arizona 
Effective Date 01/01/26TBD 
 
Ordinance No. 5973TBD 
 
Supersedes Schedule Effective 02/01/2501/01/26 
 
LARGE TURF FACILITY UNTREATED WATER SERVICE – WR3.1 
 
APPLICATION 
 
These rates are applicable to all customers inside the corporate limits of the City of Mesa receiving for direct use at 
one point of delivery at a City Turnout Facility with the Central Arizona Project non-potable water supplied by City 
for landscape purposes which has and retains the characteristics of water collected for treatment as set forth in A.R.S. 
§ 45-101(4) for monthly billing cycles commencing on and after the Effective Date. 
 
MONTHLY BILLING CYCLE 
 
Service Charge: 
$706.42$726.70 
Rate: 
In addition to the service charge, the rate per billing cycle for water delivered shall be 
$1.41$1.50 per 1,000 gallons. 
 
Drought Commodity Charge*: 
 $0.08 per 1,000 gallons in excess of 3,000. 
* Drought Commodity Charge shall be applied after either: i) the United States acting through the Bureau of 
Reclamation or other authorized authority has declared a shortage on the Colorado River System, or ii) the Salt River 
Project or authorized state agency has declared a shortage on the Salt River System. The Drought Commodity Charge 
shall be discontinued if the federal or state water shortage declarations supporting the charge are terminated and shall 
not be considered gross revenues for the purposes of Section 3-3-4(D) of the Mesa City Code. 
 
ADJUSTMENTS 
 
Taxes & Impositions.  The applicable proportionate part of any taxes or governmental impositions that are assessed 
on the basis of the gross revenues of the City and/or the price or revenue from the energy or services sold hereunder 
shall be added to each utility bill. 
 
TERMS AND CONDITIONS 
 
See generally the Terms and Conditions for the Sale of Utilities 
 
The City will use reasonable diligence to provide water pursuant to this Schedule WR 3.1, but does not guarantee 
against fluctuations or interruptions.  All water is subject to availability of deliveries through the CAP Canal and 
compliance with Customer Eligibility requirements.  The City may curtail service to Customer as necessary to assure 
continued residential, commercial and multi-unit dwelling, fire line, and hydrant service to City customers or to meet 
a system emergency.  The City shall not be liable to Customer for any damages occasioned by fluctuations or 
interruptions in water availability under this Schedule WR 3.1 regardless of cause.

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Large Turf Facility Untreated Water Service 
Mesa, Arizona 
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CUSTOMER ELIGIBILITY  
 
A Customer must satisfy all of the following conditions to be and remain eligible to receive service under this 
Schedule WR 3.1: 
1. the Customer must have an average monthly billed demand (in thousands of gallons or “kgal”) in the last 
twelve (12) months of equal to or greater than 8,500 kgal, or if a new customer or a customer with less than 
twelve (12) months of billing history, an anticipated average monthly billed usage in the next twelve (12) 
months of equal to or greater than 8,500 kgal;  
2. the Customer must receive water supplied by City at one point of delivery located at a City Turnout Facility 
with the Central Arizona Project; 
3. the Customer must dedicate to, or provide the City with funding necessary for, a CAP Turnout Facility 
acceptable to the City; 
4. the Customer must be regulated by the Arizona Department of Water Resources (DWR) as a turf facility 
and listed with the City of Mesa as an Individual User; 
5. the Customer must provide a copy of all DWR conservation plans and demonstrate compliance with all 
Individual User requirements on an annual basis; 
6. on or before September of each year, the Customer must submit a proposed monthly scheduling order for 
the following calendar year.  The proposed schedule must be consistent with Customers regulation by 
DWR.  Notwithstanding the schedule, all water delivered shall be subject to the discretion of the City. 
Availability of service under this Schedule WR3.1 is within the sole discretion of the City, and may be denied for 
reasons including but not limited to the following:  (1) turnouts or capacity are not available in the City or CAP 
system to provide the service, (2) reclaimed water as defined in A.R.S. 45-101(4) is not available to provide the 
service, (3) such service would adversely affect City’s ability to supply residential, commercial and multi-unit 
dwelling, fire line, and hydrant customers (4) such service would otherwise pose a hazard to public safety.