St. Louis Sewer District to Refund $26 million to Customers

Oct. 31, 2001
The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District will pay about $25.6 million in refunds or credits to its customers as a result of a settlement reached in a 1993 lawsuit.

A state court ruled that a 1992 increase in the wastewater user charge portion of MSD customers' sewer bills was illegal.

Residential customers who live at the same address as they did in 1992-93 will receive an average of $43. Commercial and industrial customers will receive a refund in proportion to their use of the system.

St. Louis-based Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District has about 435,000 customers in the City of St. Louis and four-fifths of St. Louis County.

Source: PRNewswire

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