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Using capital cost estimates and subtracting tap fee revenue, Gardner concludes that by 2010, each household will be paying $1,553 annually, and atlanta traffic each existing business $16,375 a year, to subsidize growth. Though utility rates have increased dramatically over the past few years, additional costs won't hit ratepayer pocketbooks immediately. atlanta traffic The utility plans to increase rates by around 3 percent over the next five years, while more than doubling its atlanta traffic current debt load over the next 10 years, says Edward Easterlin, the utility's chief planning and finance officer. Of $3 billion in new capital costs, $1.8 billion will be financed. "We have an obligation to serve our customers," he says, rejecting the idea that the utility has a self-serving interest in growth to expand its customer base. "We're not seeking to take in additional revenues to make profits."
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