Sentence examples for increase in sewer from inspiring English sources

But public opinion turned against Mr. Young this summer when he recommended a 25 percent increase in sewer rates and laid claim to a $75 million payment to the county from JPMorgan, its lead creditor.

BUSINESS DAY An article on Wednesday about a sewer debt refinancing agreement that may soon allow Jefferson County, Ala., to emerge from bankruptcy protection misstated the potential increase in sewer fees for county residents under the deal.

The increase in sewer fees simply reflects the increased cost of these services, a pass-through cost of no profit to the city.

Meanwhile, Paul Carter, stakeholder engagement advisor at Yorkshire Water, said the main reason for a rise in complaints at his firm had been extreme weather in Yorkshire, which led to an increase in sewers flooding.

"I favor bankruptcy frankly because I don't trust the Alabama Legislature," said U. W. Clemon, a retired federal judge whose law firm was hired by the Birmingham City Council last month to find ways to block increases in sewer rates.

Shortly afterward, with the county reeling from the severe shortfall in general funds, a court-appointed receiver recommended a steep increase in county sewer rates, and also laid claim to the county's only cash reserves, saying they were needed to bolster the sewer system's finances.

But she asked whether government dollars should be used to significantly increase the land's value by putting in sewers and making other infrastructure improvements.

They said one potential rate schedule being floated would lead to an annual increase of 8 percent in sewer rates for four years or more, an unacceptable level.

Patrascu said he was referring to increases in the sewer fees approved by the council, which appear on the tax bills and which he has heard council members refer to as "taxes". Patrascu also said in his statement of qualifications that the property taxes were raised 11% this year in Laguna.

He said a filtration plant would cost $6 billion to $10 billion just to build, requiring at least a 30percentt increase in water and sewer rates.

In fact, the proportion of Methanospirillum in sewer biofilm increased with the increase of wall-shear stress, but the amount was not, because that the microorganism amount did not increase with the increase of wall-shear stress.