The deposit will be refunded to your account after twelve consecutive billing cycles that have been paid by the 15th of each month, or until the account is closed and all outstanding balances are paid. A check will then be mailed to the forwarding address.
The City of Weimar accepts payment by check, cash, cashier’s check, money order, and credit card. An inside window is available Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m at City Hall.
We bill on actual usage each month unless your meter is inaccessible.
There are various reasons for high water bills. Often it can be outdoor watering. You can read your water meter before and after using the sprinkler system to get an accurate usage for lawn watering. Water leaks are another reason for high usage. A 1/32″ in diameter can use 180 gallons in 24 hours, 5,400 per month.
Checking for slow leaks
Choose a time when water will not be used for at least 6 to 8 hours (over night or if no one will be home during the day). Take a meter reading before and after the allotted time, if there is a difference in the readings there is possibly a leak.
What do I do if discover a leak
If a leak occurs during the business or after hours, please call the Utility Billing Division for a service technician to turn off your water so repairs can be made. Call the Utility Billing Division once your repairs are made and call the Utility Billing Division to get your water turned back on.
How often is my meter read and how is it read?
Meters are read monthly on the 20th of the month, either manually or through the City’s AMR (Automatic Meter Reading) system, depending on the type of meter installed at your address.
Where is my water meter located?
Most often the meter is located in the front of the house, with a black rectangular lid.
How does ensuring the meter reader clear access to the meter help keep costs down?
With hundreds of water meters to read, the meter reading staff must be able to quickly access your water meter in order to collect meter readings, which will result in correct charges to your utility billing account. To avoid any delays in obtaining a reading, the meter reader requires clear access to the meter. If a meter reader can quickly collect a reading from the meter on the first visit to your property, it helps keep utility costs down, which benefits all customers in helping to keep rates stable.
Here are some helpful tips for making sure that your water meter is accessible: