Alabama § 45-17A-83.11 - Water, Sewer, Gas, and Other Utility Systems.
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§ 45-17A-83.11. Water, Sewer, Gas, and Other Utility Systems.
All revenues generated from the sale of water and gas, or received in any way from the use of the water, sewer, and gas systems shall be deposited in board approved accounts. Payment shall be made to the City of Tuscumbia as follows: Thirty cents ($0.30) per thousand gallons of gross sales of water; and, 7.4 percent of the plant value of the gas system, but not to exceed 4.5 percent of the gross sales of gas. The required payments to the City of Tuscumbia shall be made monthly and adjusted annually based on the required audit of each system.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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