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Executive Summary <br /> Introduction <br /> HDR Engineering, Inc. (HDR) was retained by the City of Pleasanton (City) to perform a <br /> comprehensive local sewer rate study. The City's sewer services are segregated into two <br /> components; a regional treatment component and the local collection component. This study <br /> was conducted to analyze only the City's local sewer collection costs and rates. <br /> Purpose of the Study <br /> The main objectives of the local sewer rate study were to establish local sewer rates that fully <br /> recover the cost of providing sewer collection service to customers, adequately provide for <br /> maintaining and expanding the sewer collection system h. <br /> infrastructure, and provide adequate reserves for future needs. "A major component of this <br /> The development of this study determines the adequacy of the study is focused on the issue of <br /> existing local sewer rates. long -term funding to maintain <br /> the City's local sewer collection <br /> system. This study will develop <br /> One of the challenges of the utility industry is the need to a financial plan to begin to <br /> maintain existing infrastructure. A major component of this adequately support the <br /> study is focused on the issue of long -term funding to maintain required long -term funding <br /> the City's local sewer collection system. This study will needed by the City." <br /> develop a financial plan to begin to adequately support the <br /> required long -term funding needed by the City. From this study, a set of recommendations <br /> concerning the City's local sewer rates will be provided. <br /> Overview of the Rate Study Process <br /> A comprehensive sewer rate study typically utilizes three interrelated analyses to address the <br /> adequacy and equity of a utility's rates. These three analyses are a revenue requirement analysis, <br /> a cost of service analysis, and a rate design analysis. Figure ES -1 provides an overview of these <br /> analyses. <br /> E xecutive Summary ESA City of Pleasanton Local Sewer Rate Study <br />