Customer requests adjustment on wastewater charge for filing swimming pool - would like the May reading not be used in determining amount of wastewater summer bills.
Ms. Warren requested an adjustment on account for property she owns at 3341 N. Kinser Pike. Her tenant left owing 7 months utilities bills. She does not feel she should be held responsible for her tenant's unpaid bills.
Owner,James R. Brown, wrote and stated he would like the bill for this property reviewed by USB Subcommittee. He does not think he should be responsible for large, delinquent account of his former tenants.
Ms. Becker sent a letter requsting that she receive credit for 1/2 of her sewer bill for September. She purchased 18 trees and watered heavily so that they would survive.
Customer unhappy with having to pay services charges for winter while in Florida.
Mr. Loncaric wrote as representative of Lincoln Place Homeowners Assoc. A leak developed in assn's pump unit with little or no water usage on assn. meter since mid October 2002. Mr. Loncaric is requesting a credit of difference of $169.57 for water which was absorbed into ground and did not enter sewage system.
Mr. Crail called to complain about CBU billing policies in general. He was upset by the way bills were mailed and late fees accumulated. He talked to atty. who called here, but he still could not understand about two late charges on his account.
Ltr. from customers stated they were gone from Dec. 9, 2003, until March 4, 2004, and rec'd. unusually large bill. They want to request an adjustment. Will be notified of next USB Admin. Subcommittee meeting.
MS. SONNY GALLO OWNS THE BOOKRACK (A BOOKSTORE LOCATED AT 223 S. PETE ELLIS DRIVE. SHE USED TO HAVE BILLS OF $6-$7 PER MONTH; HOWEVER, LATELY HER BILLS HAVE RISEN DRAMATICALLY. SHE HAS HAD TESTS RUN BY UTILITIES DEPT. AND HAS BEEN INFORMED THAT THE DEPT. CAN FIND NOTHING WRONG. SHE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE CAUSE OF THE INCREASE IN AMOUNTS.
LETTER WAS RECEIVED ON 3/11/97 FROM MARY C. FARQUHAR OF THE BLOOMINGTON THRIFT SHOP. MS. FARQUHAR STATED THEY RECEIVED A LARGE BILL. SHE STATED THAT ON 2/11/97 A REP FROM CBU WENT TO THE THRIFT SHOP AND TOLD THEM THEY USED 60,000 GALLONS DURING THE PREVIOUS PERIOD AND SUGGESTED THAT THEY HAD A LEAK. THEY CALLED A PLUMBER AND HAD THE LEAK REPAIRED. THEY ARE REQUESTING THAT THE PORTION OF THEIR BILL OVER NORMAL USAGE BE CANCELED SINCE THERE WAS A LEAK.