Differential Rates Discussion

What is your position on the proposal to increase water rates to Tucson Water customers in unincorporated Pima County?

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How would you rate your level of support or opposition to the proposal to increase water rates to Tucson Water customers in unincorporated Pima County?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Very Opposed		66.7%	2
Somewhat Opposed		33.3%	1

If the rates are increased, how would you prioritize the use of additional revenues by Tucson Water? Place the following items in order of priority:

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Describe the significance of this item

Fund infrastructure rehabilitation and replacement, and improve service levels in unincorporated areas.
Describe the significance of this item

Pay down utility debt .
Describe the significance of this item

Other
Describe the significance of this item

Fund low-income assistance program offered to all Tucson Water customers .
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Cancel existing water delinquency debt for families enrolled in Tucson Water's low-income program
Learn more about the existing green stormwater infrastructure program at tucsonaz.gov/gsi

Fund additional green stormwater infrastructure throughout the Tucson Water service area
The program provides grants and loans to install water harvesting systems.

Increase funding for Tucson Water's low-income rainwater harvesting program
This will support the Tucson Million Trees goal

Fund a “Tree-bate” program to provide rebates to customers who purchase and plant desert-adapted trees

If you selected "Other" as one of your top 3 priorities please, indicate what you would prioritize with the additional funds.

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Do you (check all that apply)

	Response Percent	Response Count
Live in the greater Tucson area	100.0%	3
Visit Tucson	33.3%	1
Other	66.7%	2

What is your age?

		Response Percent	Response Count
75-84		66.7%	2
85 and over		33.3%	1

With which racial and ethnic group do you identify? (select all that apply)

		Response Percent	Response Count
Asian or Asian American		33.3%	1
White or Caucasian		100.0%	3

How do you describe your gender identity?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Male		100.0%	3

What is your zip or postal code?

		Response Percent	Response Count
85718		66.7%	2
85749		33.3%	1

What is the highest degree or level of school that you have completed?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Advanced degree beyond a bachelor’s degree		100.0%	3

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How would you rate your level of support or opposition to the proposal to increase water rates to Tucson Water customers in unincorporated Pima County?

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If the rates are increased, how would you prioritize the use of additional revenues by Tucson Water? Place the following items in order of priority:

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Describe the significance of this item
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Learn more about the existing green stormwater infrastructure program at tucsonaz.gov/gsi
This will support the Tucson Million Trees goal
Describe the significance of this item
Describe the significance of this item
The program provides grants and loans to install water harvesting systems.
Describe the significance of this item

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If you selected "Other" as one of your top 3 priorities please, indicate what you would prioritize with the additional funds.

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