December 10, City of Rockdale, TX Water and Wastewater Rate Study

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December 10, 2018 City of Rockdale, TX Water and Wastewater Rate Study

Introduction to Firm and Project Lead Our Firm NewGen is a management and economic consulting company specializing in municipalities and municipal utilities Project Manager Matthew Garrett, MBA, CGFO, CPM Former Municipal Finance Director Over 16 years public sector experience 5 of those years in Consulting Conducted a variety of cost of service and revenue recovery studies At NewGen, we strive to apply our expertise and deliver high impact solutions through our diverse and integrated market perspective; resulting in effective decisionmaking and implementation. 2

Strategic Financial Planning Process 1. Revenue Requirements How much revenue do I need? 2. Customer Classification Who are they and how are they using the system? 3. Rate Design How am I going to recover that revenue? 3

Scope of Services Create five-year financial forecast Maintain revenue sufficiency including new capital and related TWDB debt Continue to meet financial targets 105 Days Operating Cash on Hand 1.25 Additional Bonds Test for Debt Service Coverage Revise rate structure to better fit industry best practice 4

Overarching Issues Aging systems struggling to provide continuous and adequate service Ex. Recent enforcement project - $300,000 cost Capital investments needed $48M for water quality issues $15M for wastewater collection needs Relatively low customer growth expected About 12 customers per year Higher growth would facilitate lower rates 5

Bill Impact for Average Residential Average Usage in Gallons - 6,200 Water and 4,000 Wastewater 225.00 200.00 175.00 Monthly Bill 150.00 125.00 100.00 75.00 50.00 Current FY 2019 FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023 FY 2024 Scenario 1 73.84 109.86 128.61 150.73 186.86 195.98 195.98 Scenario 2 73.84 106.69 123.81 143.92 174.09 177.63 177.63 Scenario 3 73.84 114.51 114.51 143.49 199.85 209.89 209.89 Baseline 73.84 93.21 106.91 106.91 106.91 106.91 106.91 Baseline Only for Comparison - Does Not Include Funding for TWDB Capital Improvements 6

Revenue Requirements Drinking Water SRF Debt Clean Water SRF Debt 7

Projected Utility Performance Under Current Rates - KPIs 8

Current Rates Hypothetical Rate from Baseline Example No Volumes Included $ 28.47 All Volumes Used 4.76 No Volumes Included $ 15.71 All Volumes Used 6.13 $ 27.97 55.96 67.23 91.28 9

Revenue and Rate Options Considered KEY Not Included Pay for utility operations with property taxes Charge multi-family by unit, recognizing each as a connection Charge for all volumes, including the first 0-2,000 currently not charged Included in Baseline and All Scenarios Dependent on Scenarios Charge larger meters more related to capital requirements to serve Charge higher volume customers more for above-average and excessive usage 10

Feasible Scenario Distinctions Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Set Meter Equivalency on 1-inch Standard Set Meter Equivalency on 3/4-inch Standard Rate Design Mostly Unchanged Meter Equivalency 50% for All Five Years Meter Equivalency 50%, Increasing to 100% by 2023 All Meters Charged the Same Regardless of Size Volumetric Rate Tiers Increase 30% per Block for All Five Years Volumetric Rate Tiers Increase 30%, Increasing to 50% by 2023 Uniform Volumetric Rates Regardless of Volumes Each scenario increases rates overall, charges for all volumes and bills multifamily per unit. 11

Bill Impact for Average Residential Average Usage in Gallons - 6,200 Water and 4,000 Wastewater 225.00 200.00 175.00 Monthly Bill 150.00 125.00 100.00 75.00 50.00 Current FY 2019 FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023 FY 2024 Scenario 1 73.84 109.86 128.61 150.73 186.86 195.98 195.98 Scenario 2 73.84 106.69 123.81 143.92 174.09 177.63 177.63 Scenario 3 73.84 114.51 114.51 143.49 199.85 209.89 209.89 Baseline 73.84 93.21 106.91 106.91 106.91 106.91 106.91 Baseline Only for Comparison - Does Not Include Funding for TWDB Capital Improvements 12

Bill Impact for Low Residential Usage in Gallons - 2,000 Water and 2,000 Wastewater 160.00 135.00 Monthly Bill 110.00 85.00 60.00 35.00 Current FY 2019 FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023 FY 2024 Scenario 1 41.59 77.60 90.89 106.56 132.21 138.71 138.71 Scenario 2 41.59 73.83 85.65 99.56 120.39 122.83 122.83 Scenario 3 41.59 82.26 82.26 103.44 144.06 151.40 151.40 Baseline 41.59 65.96 71.66 71.66 71.66 71.66 71.66 Baseline Only for Comparison - Does Not Include Funding for TWDB Capital Improvements 13

Bill Impact for High Residential Usage in Gallons - 20,000 Water and 8,000 Wastewater 450.00 425.00 400.00 375.00 350.00 Monthly Bill 325.00 300.00 275.00 250.00 225.00 200.00 175.00 150.00 Current FY 2019 FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023 FY 2024 Scenario 1 164.05 218.63 257.17 302.81 379.03 399.19 399.19 Scenario 2 164.05 228.39 270.99 330.59 411.52 438.00 438.00 Scenario 3 164.05 204.72 204.72 259.31 361.09 380.02 380.02 Baseline 164.05 188.42 206.97 206.97 206.97 206.97 206.97 Baseline Only for Comparison - Does Not Include Funding for TWDB Capital Improvements 14

Monthly Bill Comparison Low User- FY 2019 Rates 2,000 Gallons Water, 2,000 Gallons Wastewater, ¾ Meter Cameron Rockdale (Scenario 3) Rockdale (Scenario 1) Lago Vista Rockdale (Scenario 2) Burnet Horseshoe Bay Rockdale (Baseline) Bastrop Lampasas Giddings Rockdale (Current) SW Milam WSC 51.45 34.30 $85.75 54.29 27.97 $82.26 49.63 27.97 $77.60 36.52 38.72 $75.24 44.46 29.38 $73.84 32.48 40.00 $72.48 25.96 44.32 $70.28 37.99 27.97 $65.96 33.42 31.87 $65.29 32.50 29.70 $62.20 25.30 23.37 $48.67 25.88 15.71 $41.59 38.50 $38.50 Water Wastewater 15

Monthly Bill Comparison Average User- FY 2019 Rates 6,200 Gallons Water, 4,000 Gallons Wastewater, ¾ Meter Lago Vista 59.19 60.22 $119.41 Rockdale (Scenario 3) 74.28 40.23 $114.51 Rockdale (Scenario 1) 69.62 40.23 $109.85 Rockdale (Scenario 2) 64.45 42.26 $106.71 Cameron 66.07 37.10 $103.17 Burnet 50.26 50.00 $100.26 Rockdale (Baseline) 57.98 40.23 $98.21 Lampasas 50.98 36.70 $87.68 Bastrop 46.21 36.77 $82.98 Horseshoe Bay 30.45 44.32 $74.77 Rockdale (Current) 45.87 27.97 $73.84 Giddings 33.64 25.81 $59.45 SW Milam WSC 50.05 $50.05 Water Wastewater 16

Monthly Bill Comparison High User- FY 2019 Rates 20,000 Gallons Water, 8,000 Gallons Wastewater, 1 Meter Lago Vista 178.49 103.22 $281.71 Rockdale (Scenario 2) 160.43 68.02 $228.45 Rockdale (Scenario 1) 153.90 64.75 $218.65 Rockdale (Scenario 3) 139.97 64.75 $204.72 Burnet 124.84 70.00 $194.84 Rockdale (Baseline) 123.67 64.75 $188.42 Cameron 129.43 42.70 $172.13 Rockdale (Current) 111.56 52.49 $164.05 Lampasas 111.70 50.70 $162.40 Bastrop 112.06 47.53 $159.59 Horseshoe Bay 93.93 44.32 $138.25 Giddings 67.00 31.29 $98.29 SW Milam WSC 90.50 Water $90.50 Wastewater 17

Next Steps Today Discuss and Decide on Path Forward Future Customer Communication Plan TWDB Loan Coordination Planned Use of Excess Revenues from Meeting 1.25 Debt Service Coverage Track and Adjust Revenues Annually 18

Thank you for your time. Feel free to contact me by phone at 972.675.7699 or via email at mgarrett@newgenstrategies.net NewGen Strategies & Solutions 275 W. Campbell, Suite 440 Richardson, Texas 75080 Matthew B. Garrett Executive Consultant