JEA is considering a rate adjustment that could lower water and sewer bills for some residents near downtown.
JEA is exploring a rate adjustment that could potentially lead to lower water and sewer bills for some residents residing in the downtown area. This proposed change would primarily affect multi-family dwellings with two to four units, specifically those located in designated ZIP codes, including 32202, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, and 32254.
The rationale behind this adjustment stems from JEA's analysis, which revealed that the water and energy consumption patterns of multi-family units, particularly duplexes, closely resembled those of single-family residential customers. Consequently, JEA proposes reclassifying these units, potentially resulting in a 27% reduction in water and sewer bills for affected residents.This proposed change is anticipated to benefit a significant portion of JEA's customer base, with an estimated 7.6% experiencing no change or a decrease in their combined utility bills. However, the remaining customers may encounter a modest increase. It's important to note that these estimates are contingent upon 2024 usage patterns and are subject to modification based on the JEA board's final decision. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the progress of this proposal and its potential implications for their utility costs
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