From: DeLise Palumbo

Sent: Tue Jul 23 11:05:26 2019

To: Dan Huff; Gerald Fisher

Subject: RE: Storm water charges

Importance: Normal

Her concern was about the water that went into the storm drains last weekend.

As I said I thought it is not measured in that way. Amiright?

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From: Dan Huff

Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2019 10:50 AM

To: DeLise Palumbo; Gerald Fisher

Subject: RE: Storm water charges

DeLise - The leak on June Drive was a water main leak not storm drainage. Crews mobilized yesterday to begin repair. So, a water main leak would not affect storm water charges. Water main/line repair is part of what we do from a maintenance stand point and is covered in monthly user rates.

Dan Huff

City Manager

City of Molalla, Oregon

(503)829-6855

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-----Original Message-----

From: DeLise Palumbo <dpalumbo@cityofmolalla.com>

Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2019 10:46 AM

To: Gerald Fisher <gfisher@cityofmolalla.com>; Dan Huff <dhuff@cityofmolalla.com>

Subject: Storm water charges

Good morning!

I was chatting with one of the managers at PacifiCorp this morning who lives on June Drive. Connie Thorman said there was a leak on her street on Sat Sun Mon and she wondered whether that would impact her and her neighbors' storm water charges.

I told her that I believe those are computed add a percentage of their bill (because it is based on property size) so it should not impact it at all, but I wanted to ask top be sure.

Will that leak affect their bills and if so can we adjust it?

DeLise Palumbo.