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 Storm Water Rates 

 

The new storm water rates system bills properties based on usage of the storm water system, as represented by impervious area - those areas that do not absorb water. 

These impervious areas include:

  • Roofs
  • Paving
  • Sidewalks
  • Structures
  • Gravel driveways
  • Pools

Single and two-family residential properties are placed in one of the following four rate tiers, depending on the square footage of impervious area. 

Single-Family and Two-Family Residential

Measured impervious area

 

Quarterly charge

Up to 2,187 square feet

 

$17.46

> 2,187 to 4,175 square feet

 

$25.83

> 4,175 to 7,110 square feet

 

$39.79

>  7,110 square feet

 

$64.91

Commercial and other properties are billed directly on the impervious areas at a rate of $279.10 per acre per quarter, plus a $6.30 customer charge per quarter.  

Online Assessment Review 

  • Link to your water utility bill online stormwater information through "My Property" on the city's home page, "Living in" section

  • Type in your address 

The property image will show the impervious area analysis for the property you have requested.  This analysis has primarily been done with a computer, so some errors may have occurred.  The following are pervious materials might be interpreted by the computer as impervious: 

  • Wood chips
  • Decks
  • Areas in shadows

If you have reason to believe that the impervious area has been incorrectly identified, please take the following steps:

  • Print the document
  • Identify the areas that have been incorrectly identified as impervious (contrasting pen or highlighter works best)
  • Mail the document to:

City of Ann Arbor – Stormwater
Box 8647
Ann Arbor, MI  48107-8647

We will review your revision, and return the results of the analysis to you. 

Please remember that if you are a one or two family residential property, you will need to reduce your impervious area by an amount sufficient to enter a lower tier. 

For example, if you are currently at 4,775 square feet, you will need to lower your impervious area by 600 square feet (to 4,175) in order to enter a lower tier. 

Credits Available

You can take advantage of credits to lower your storm water bill:

Updated October 26, 2007

 


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