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Communications Phone Services: Verizon
Grant County PUD is developing a Fiber Optic Network throughout the Grant County communities for business, industrial and residential use. It will be available in Quincy in the winter 2003. Natural Gas Services: Cascade Natural Gas
Sewer Earth Tech runs the City's two treatment facilities | | Capacity | Peak Demand | | Industrial | 4.0 mgd | 4.0 mgd | | Domestic | 1.15 mgd | 1.05 mgd |
| Monthly charges are: | Connection charges are: |
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| $34.80/month (per unit)-Residential | | Size | Connection Fees | | $2.27/100 cf-Commercial (min. $32.59) | | 3/4" | $ 958 | | $3.49/100 cf-Non Contributed Industrial II | | 1" | $ 1,149 | | | | 1 1/4" & 1 1/2" | $ 1,916 | | | | 2" | $ 2,203 | | | | 3" | $ 3,832 | | | | 4" | $ 5,508 | | | | 6" | $ 7,424 |
Water The City currently maintains 5 wells around the City. Water Confidence Reports are available at City Hall. The following minimum rates apply per unit for the use of four hundred cubic feet of water or less, depending on the size of the meter used. | Monthly charges are: | Connection and Installation charges are: |
| Meter Size | Basic charge (includes 400 cf usage) | | 3/4" | $14.01 | | 1" | $15.44 | | 1 1/4" | $18.58 | | 1 1/2" | $20.41 | | 2" | $26.11 | | 3" | $41.87 | | 4" | $65.31 | | 6" | $173.63 | | Water used in excess of 400 cf charged at a rate of $.425/100 cf for Residential and Commercial and $.430/100 cf for Industrial |
| | Size | Connection Fees | Installation Fees | Total Fee | | 3/4" | $ 1,432 | $1,034 | $ 2,467 | | 1" | $ 1,719 | $1,241 | $ 2,960 | | 1 1/4" & 1 1/2" | $ 2,864 | $2,069 | $ 4,933 | | 2" | $ 3,294 | $2,379 | $ 5,673 | | 3" | $ 5,729 | $4,138 | $ 9,867 | | 4" | $ 8,235 | $5,948 | $14,183 | | 6" | $11,100 | $8,016 | $19,116 |
Seasonal Disconnection/Reconnection Fee: $37.34 each time |
Refuse Consolidated Disposal Service, Inc. has been contracted by the City to handle the refuse disposal service within the City limits. Rates vary depending on size of refuse container. Minimum charge is $9.68 for a 60 gallon container. | Monthly charges are: | Compactor Service Rates: |
| 60 gallon | $9.68 | | 100 gallon | $15.58 | | 1 cu yd | $39.37 | | 1.5 cu yd/300 gallon | $54.13 | | 2 cu yd/400 gallon | $68.95 | | 3 cu yd | $101.84 | | 4 cu yd | $131.41 | | 6 cu yd | $180.85 | | 8 cu yd | $214.26 | | 100 gallon yard waste | $14.09 |
| | 10 cu yd | $256.29 + $32.55/ton | | 15 cu yd | $256.29 + $32.55/ton | | 20 cu yd | $256.29 + $32.55/ton | | 25 cu yd | $256.29 + $32.55/ton | | 30 cu yd | $309.07 + $32.55/ton | | 35 cu yd | $309.07 + $32.55/ton | | 40 cu yd | $361.85 + $32.55/ton |
Non Compacted Drop Boxes Available | 20 cu yd to 40 cu yd |
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Compost The City owns and operates a Compost Facility located at 18655 Road 9 NW. Summer hours are 10:15am to 1:50 pm and 3:10 pm to 6:45 pm Tuesday through Saturday. Winter hours are 8:15 am to 11:50am and 1:10pm to 4:45pm Monday through Friday. Compost can be purchased dirt cheap! The facility does not accept the following items: SOD; OSB; wafer board; plywood; any material which has been or is stained, painted or treated; puncture vine; goat heads; manure; pre or post consumer foods; dirt; or garbage. For more
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Electricity PUBLICLY OWNED ELECTRIC
AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES Service: Grant County PUD Quincy receives electricity from the Grant Count Public Utility District. This consumer-owned utility has two large hydroelectric power plants on the Columbia River. Central Washington State has hydropower resources that are among the lowest cost providers of power in the U. S. Grant County PUD is a regional leader in reliable electric service - typically 99.9% reliability. In 2001, large industrial power costs averaged less than two cents per kilowatt-hour. Local industries include food processors along with silicon and chemical companies. Grant County PUD also offers connections to one of the nation's first rural high-speed telecommunications systems. This state-of-the-art communications system is now under rapid construction throughout Grant County. Access to the PUD's ZIPP fiber optic network allows local citizens and businesses a choice of digital television, Internet, telephone, and other broadband services through independent service providers. If you have questions about the ZIPP Network, please contact the ZIPP Customer Care Team at 754-6632, toll-free at 888-254-1899 or
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. For more information on Grant County PUD see their web site at www.gcpud.org | | | GRANT COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS DEPT.
GARBAGE DISPOSAL LOCATIONS LANDFILL HOURS
509-754-4319 | EPHRATA | Hwy. 28 & 13 NW | Mon. thru Fri. | 7:30am-3pm |
DROP BOX HOURS | HARTLINE | 42 and R NE | Tues., Sat. | 9am-12:30pm | | COULEE CITY | So. City Limits | Tues., Fri., Sat. | 1pm-5pm | | HWY 28 | Hwy 28 and S NE | Mon., Sat. | 9am-12:30pm | | ALKALI LK | Hwy 17 and 31 NE | Mon., Wed., Sat. | 9am-12:30pm | | MOSES LAKE | So. Frontage Rd. & C SE | Mon. & Fri. | 1pm-5pm | | WARDEN | U & 7.5 SE | Wed. & Sat. | 1pm-5pm | | ROYAL | E & 14 SW | Mon., Wed. & Sat. | 1pm-5pm | | Ó SULLIVAN | G & 8 SE | Mon., Wed. & Sat. | 9am-12:15pm | | GLOYD | Stratford & 9.5 NE | Tues. & Thurs. | 1pm-5pm | | GEORGE | 1 & R NW | Fri. & Sat. | 1pm-5pm | | BEVERLY | Bev. Burke & 16 SW | Fri. & Sat. | 1pm-5pm | | MATTAWA | Hwy 243 & 26 SW | Mon. & Wed. | 9am-1pm |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 05 January 2010 )
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