I live in southern California. My water bill is $70 average in winter and $100-120 in the summer months.
170.00 every two months
This really depends on where you live. In Pennsylvania, USA, the average water bill for two people living in a two bedroom apartment last year was about $50 every three months, but that was actually half of the bill for a house divided into two 2BR apartments. Three people lived in the other half. I know, we only should have had to be 2/5! But it was not my decision.
Gallons per cubic foot1 cubic foot = 7.4805 US gallons1 cubic foot -=6.2288 Imperial gallonsOne cubic foot is equal to 7.4805 US Gallons, -6.2288 Imperial GallonsAlso,1 cubic foot = 1728 cubic inches1 US gallon = 231 cubic inches (by definition)1 cubic foot = 1728/231 gallons = 576/77 gallons ~= 7.48 gallons1 US gallon = 231/1728 cubic feet ~= 0.133681 cubic feetSample Water Bill CalculationAssumptions:Note: . This refers to 100 cubic feet. If your bill says you used 10 ccf, that would be 1000 cubic feet, or almost 7500 US gallons.Also: "Water bills" can also include other costs such as sewer and trash collection. Read your bill closely to determine exactly what you're paying for.
The website businessdictionary.com offers a lot of information on T Bill, or treasury bill rates. These are short-term, typically three months, promissory notes.
At Cambridge Water we charge 0.858p for a cubic metre of water (2012/2013 prices). There are 1000 litres of water in a cubic metre, so a litre of water costs 0.000858p.You can find out more about Cambridge Water's current prices at the following link:http://www.cambridge-water.co.uk/customers/bill-explainedMetered customers receive a bill every six months which consists of a service charge and a volume charge. If you have a wastewater service, you will also be charged a service charge and a volume charge, usually at 90% of the water that passes through your meter.The table below shows the average cost of a metered water bill with surface water drainage.Number of occupiersVolume (m3)Water (service charge + volume charge)Wastewater (service charge + volume charge @ 90%)Total for each bill (six months)130£ 40.04£ 84.17£124.21255£ 61.79£119.73£181.22380£ 82.94£155.29£238.234100£100.10£183.74£283.84For more details visit the link.
Yes, you have to pay a bill that was sent six months late.
That depends (a) on how many occupants there are, and (b) whether your usage will be by annual fixed bill, or water meter. --------------------------------------------------------------------- With a meter the bill is based on how much water is actually used and the used water that must be removed, not the size of the house.
ccf refers to cubic feet of gas. In this case, 1.5ccf is 150 cubic feet.
I would like to see a statement of payments for the last couple of months. And the charges.
A US one dollar bill measures 2.61 inches wide by 6.14 inches long, and the thickness is 0.0043 inches. This equates to a displacement volume of 0.00004 cubic foot per bill.
Yes, a huge difference , over a three (3) year period one of my accounts had to pay a $27,000 water bill the cubic feet really add up fast Your wasteing 657000.183 Gallons A YEAR not including the cost of fuel to heat the hot water waste per day is 1800.000 Gallons