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The bad news? If you live in an apartment or mobile home, your rate will rise gradually over the next six years. And if you’re the owner or operator of a business, whether commercial or manufacturing, you’re likely to see a more substantial increase. It’s important to understand why this is happening. The Sanitation District, like other service-delivering public agencies, is required by law to reassess its costs and reset its fees every five years. The formula is relatively simple: take the total cost and divide it by the customers and that’s the new rate. The agency is permitted to distinguish between types of customers — setting different amounts for a house and a restaurant, for example. But the agency cannot discriminate between customers, forcing homeowners to pay for expensive commercial services or gouging businesses to keep residential rates artificially low.

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