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a EX.iI <br />BIT V (Continued) <br />WastewCa ger Facilities Financial <br />Information Sheet <br />FOR NEW CONNECTIONS FROM THE PROJECT <br />1 <br />What Are The Annual Costs Per Household? <br />from line <br />' <br />*Total estimated annual wastewater <br />facilities charges $1,065,160 <br />,;M • Total annual costs $238 <br />(400) per household (406) <br />* Nonresidential shall fil5v annual charges <br />(401) <br />1 <br />* Residential share of total annual charges <br />* Number of households $867,040 <br />(402) <br />4 622 <br />(403) <br />* Annual costs per household for <br />—wastewater collection and treatment $188 <br />(404) <br />' <br />—other $50 <br />(405) <br />' Certification of Financial Capability <br />P Y <br />' Your community must certify that it has the capability to finance and manage the proposed facility. <br />The answers to the preceeding questions will provide useful information regarding the cost of the <br />proposed facility, how it will be financed, and what this means in terms of costs to the typical household <br />user. In order to evaluate effectively the true impact of the proposed treatment system, however, this <br />information must be viewed within the overall context of the community's financial condition, financial <br />resources, legal constraints, and local public policy. <br />Listed below are additional elements relating to a community's overall financial condition and its ability <br />to pay the local costs of constructing and operating the treatment system. These factors should be <br />considered before signing the financial and management capability certification. <br />* reasonableness of population projections relative to historic <br />trends (if new population growth is needed to help finance <br />the proposed system.) <br />* total current outstanding indebtedness <br />* state finance laws and legal debt limits <br />* historical trends in your community's revenue sources Le.g., <br />changes in taxable assessed property valuation with respect <br />to population) <br />* current bond rating and its historical trend <br />>� If your community would have difficulty financing the proposed project, it should consider alternative <br />methods of financing to mitigate the adverse impacts, re-evaluate the project alternative and scope, <br />' or consider staging implementation to spread out financing to future users. When certifying your <br />project, the community should be fully satisfied that both the users and the community as a whole <br />have the capability to finance and manage the facility as proposed. <br />21 <br />