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the current bill, resulting in the annual bill increased by $300-$1800 in FY26, depending on your water usage. Pleasanton is increasing it's specific component of the bill (what the council is voting on and only has control over) by 130%-580% over the 3 years" Is this a correct statement, does it accurately characterize it or is the petition comment above misleading people? Thank you Purnam On Oct 26, 2023, at 3:48 PM, Tamara Baptista <tbaptista@cityofpleasantonca.gov>wrote: Good afternoon Purnam, Thank you for your email. In this email, I have moved the Mayor and City Councilmembers to the "bcc" line to avoid violating the Brown Act/open meeting laws. Some components of the water bill will go up and some will go down. Looking at specific line items paints an inaccurate picture of the changes.To see how your bill will be affected,the City has created a Bi,-monthly Water Bill Calculator. We understand and appreciate the frustration expressed by large property owners; seeing an increase in water rates to maintain a large, landscaped area is disappointing. However, the reality of a tiered rate structure is that the highest users will pay the most. While 16%of single-family residents fall into the highest water use tier,the majority of single-family residents will see about a $33 increase on their bi-monthly bill for the first year.The best answer the City has for these roughly 3,200 homeowners is to find ways to conserve their water use and thus reduce their water bills. The City offers several water conservation rebates and staff is available to provide water conservation recommendations. 6