Casselberry’s published April 1, 2026 schedule produces a $68.86 water-and-sewer subtotal for a residential inside-city account using 4,000 gallons through a three-quarter-inch house meter. Add the listed inside-city stormwater and standard garbage charges and the modeled subtotal is $106.37 before tax and other account charges. City rate schedule

Hold usage constant; change the location class

Four thousand gallons equals four units of 1,000 gallons. This example stays entirely within the first consumption block; it does not infer how a higher-volume bill crosses the City’s tier boundaries.

Modeled serviceInside cityOutside city
Water: base + four usage units$12.72 + 4 × $2.39 = $22.28$14.31 + 4 × $2.69 = $25.07
Sewer: base + four usage units$18.06 + 4 × $7.13 = $46.58$20.32 + 4 × $8.02 = $52.40
Water and sewer together$68.86$77.47

The outside-city comparison is $8.61 more for these two services at this usage, not a comparison of complete household bills. The published rates are for a three-quarter-inch meter; larger-meter bases differ. Sewer uses consumption through the potable house meter. Separate irrigation or reclaimed-water accounts are not part of this calculation. Classification and meter notes

Add only the fixed services that belong to the comparison

For the inside-city example, $68.86 + $10.35 stormwater + $27.16 standard garbage = $106.37. The City labels both fixed-service sections inside-city only. Adding those rows to the outside-city result would therefore create an unsupported comparison. Side-door collection is not the standard garbage service modeled here. Fixed-service rows

To reconcile a statement, first match its service location, meter size, billing period and metered gallons to this example. Then compare service rows separately from tax, arrears, adjustments or deposits. Use Utility Customer Service for a classification or billing question; this arithmetic does not determine whether a particular address is inside city limits.

Calculation scope and correction

LSL rechecked the City’s rate and customer-service pages on September 20, 2026 and independently recalculated every displayed subtotal. The earlier article used outdated inside- and outside-city inputs. Its $104.20 inside-city and $75.62 outside-city examples are replaced here by the April 2026 schedule. These are controlled examples, not sampled bills, typical household costs or a tax calculation.