How much more would utility customers pay a month if the Partners decided to go with Site 20?
Based on Cary’s share of the project capital costs and the estimated additional annual operating and maintenance costs, a Cary customer who uses 7,000 gallons of water would pay about 3 percent more if the WRF were located on Site 20 instead of Site 14 (Site C). Based on comments from NCDENR, the Partners are refining the data related to 13 of the 30 potential sites, and this additional detail on the site selections processes will be included in an updated Technical Memorandum No. 5 of the Preliminary Engineering Report prepared for the DEIS.
