5.
SI.No.
SI.No.
Type of connection
Type of connection
Existing Rate effective since 01/06/2006
Existing Rate effective since 01/06/2006
No. of dwelling unit
No. of dwelling unit
Revised rates to be effective from
enforcement of the Act.
Revised rates to be effective from
enforcement of the Act.
1
2
3
4
5
1.
New Water Supply connection Charge
L 2000
L 3000
2.
Private domestic consumer in Urban area.
L 100 per month
1-3 Bedroom (per dwelling unit)
L 150 per month
4-5 Bedroom (per dwelling unit)
L 300 per month
5 and above (per dwelling unit)
L 400 per month
3.
Private domestic consumer in Semi-urban
towns/Administrative HQs
L 50 per month
1-3 Bedroom (per dwelling unit)
L 75 per month
4-5 Bedroom (per dwelling unit)
L 150 per month
5 and above (per dwelling unit)
L 200 per month
4.
Commercial rate:
A. (i)
Luxury hotels (with lounge, conference,
restaurants)
L 50 per month/ tap
L 200 per room/month
(ii)
Budget hotels
L 50 per month/ tap
L 100 per room/month
(iii)
Restaurants
(a) With washroom
L 50 per month/ tap
L 2000 per room/month
(b) Without washroom
L 50 per month/ tap
L 1000 per room/month
(iv)
Tea stall/eateries
L 50 per month/ tap
L 200 per room/ month
B.
Private hospitals/Nursing homes
L 50 per month/ tap
L 200/per room/ month
C.
Private institutions/ colleges/ schools.
(i)
Boarding
L 50 per month/tap
continue L 50 per month/tap
(ii)
Non-Boarding
L 5 per student/ month
D.
(i) Shopping complex
L 50 per month/ tap
L 100 per shop/ month
(ii)
Commercial shops with access to departmental
water supply
L 50 per month/ tap
L 100 per month
5.
Government Institutions/offices
L 25 per month / tap
L 50 per/ tap/month
6.
State/Central Government employees residing in
Government Quarters
(i)
OBT/M1BT (Bachelor Barrack/Qtr)
L 100 per month
(ii)
Type-1 Quarter
L 50 per month
L 200 per month
(iii)
Type-ll Quarter
L 75 per month
L 300 per month
(iv)
Type-Ill Quarter
L 100 per month
L 400 per month
(v)
Type-IV Quarter
L 125 per month
L 600 per month
(vi)
Type-V Quarter
L 150 per month
L 800 per month
(vii)
Type-VI Quarter/Bungalows
L 175 per month
L 1000 per month
7.
For bulk consumers (examples, Rajbhawan, CM
Bungalow, Secretariat)
L 10,000 per month
8.
For Private sources such as Dug wells, Bore
wells, Spring etc.
(i)
One time registration fee
L 1000
(ii)
Renewal fee
L 200 annually
9.
Public stand post
L 20 per house hold
10.
Bulk water supplied through water hydrant
As per detail analysis based on prevailing rate
to be approved by the competent authority
11.
Water supply through tankers
-do-
12.
Religious institution with access to
departmental water supply i.e. Church/ Temple/ Gurdwara/ Mosque,
etc.
Exempted from any water charge
13.
Bulk water supply for National/State level
functions (Govt./Semi-govt./ NGO/Public/Private
L 2000 per day
14.
Bulk water supply for community level functions
L 1000 per day
15.
Charges for use of departmental water supply
for construction purpose (Govt./Semi-Govt,/ NGO /Public/Private)
As per detail analysis and assessment made by
the competent authority.
16.
Provision for bulk water supply charge of all
Govt./ Semi-Government construction to be remitted to Government
As per detail analysis and assessment made by
the competent authority.
(ii) Rates of water charges where water meters are installed: -
The water supply services shall be rationalized with introduction of volumetric tariff that will replace the tap based tariff system, wherever possible in the urban and semi-urban towns. The rates of metered tariff per kilolitres (1000 litres) will be as follow: -
SI. No.
SI. No.
Category
Category
Meter Tariff
Meter Tariff
1.
Domestic
(i) Urban Areas
L 15 per KL
(ii) Semi Urban/Administrative HQs
L 8 per KL
2.
Commercial
L 30 per KL
3.
Bulk supply through Tankers/Trucks
L 175 per KL
4.
Industrial requirement
L 200 per KL
(i) All residential complexes including tenant complexes;
(ii) All State and Central Government offices, institutions, residential quarters and all educational institutions;
(b) "Commercial" in section 5 means lodges, restaurants, hotels, confectionaries/sweet shops, private institutions like schools and colleges, guest houses, clubs, theatres, cinema halls, swimming pools, fountains, washing places for vehicles, shops, garages, petrol pumps, factories, banks, nursing homes and companies.
(i) If on inspection of any place or premises or water meters or any other devices, or any record maintained by any person, the authorized officer of the department finds that any consumer is indulging in unauthorized use of water, he shall, notwithstanding any criminal proceedings that may be taken against the consumer under any other law for the time being in force, provisionally assess, to the best of his judgment, the water charges payable on account of such unauthorized use of water.
(ii) The order or provisional assessment shall be served to the consumer in such manner, as may be provided by regulations.
(iii) The consumer to whom a notice has been served under sub-clause (ii) shall be entitled to file objection, if any, against the provisional assessment before the authorized officer of the department who may, after affording a reasonable opportunity of hearing to such consumer, pass a final order of assessment of the water charges payable by such consumer.
(iv) Any consumer served with the order of provisional assessment may accept such assessment and deposit the assessed amount with the officer designated for the purpose within seven days of service of such provisional assessment order upon him.
(v) if the assessing officer finds that unauthorized use of water has taken place, it shall be presumed that the unauthorized use has been continuing since the date of starting of the construction, in case the unauthorized use is for construction purpose or from the date which the assessing officer finds that the unauthorized use has been continuing in case the unauthorized use is for other purposes.
(vi) The assessment shall be based on the plinth area of the building, in case of unauthorized use for construction purpose or based on the number of inhabitants, in case of domestic purpose or based on the probable quantity, in case of other purposes.
(vii) The water charges under this section shall be assessed in accordance with provisions in this Act and Rules made thereunder,
Section 4 • Arunachal Pradesh Water Supply Act, 2015
4. Collection of Tariff and Charges.
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Section 4
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"content": "5.\nSI.No.\nSI.No.\nType of connection\nType of connection\nExisting Rate effective since 01/06/2006\nExisting Rate effective since 01/06/2006\nNo. of dwelling unit\nNo. of dwelling unit\nRevised rates to be effective from\n\t\t\t\t\tenforcement of the Act.\nRevised rates to be effective from\n\t\t\t\t\tenforcement of the Act.\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n1.\nNew Water Supply connection Charge\nL 2000\nL 3000\n2.\nPrivate domestic consumer in Urban area.\nL 100 per month\n1-3 Bedroom (per dwelling unit)\nL 150 per month\n4-5 Bedroom (per dwelling unit)\nL 300 per month\n5 and above (per dwelling unit)\nL 400 per month\n3.\nPrivate domestic consumer in Semi-urban\n\t\t\t\t\ttowns/Administrative HQs\nL 50 per month\n1-3 Bedroom (per dwelling unit)\nL 75 per month\n4-5 Bedroom (per dwelling unit)\nL 150 per month\n5 and above (per dwelling unit)\nL 200 per month\n4.\nCommercial rate:\nA. (i)\nLuxury hotels (with lounge, conference,\n\t\t\t\t\trestaurants)\nL 50 per month/ tap\nL 200 per room/month\n(ii)\nBudget hotels\nL 50 per month/ tap\nL 100 per room/month\n(iii)\nRestaurants\n(a) With washroom\nL 50 per month/ tap\nL 2000 per room/month\n(b) Without washroom\nL 50 per month/ tap\nL 1000 per room/month\n(iv)\nTea stall/eateries\nL 50 per month/ tap\nL 200 per room/ month\nB.\nPrivate hospitals/Nursing homes\nL 50 per month/ tap\nL 200/per room/ month\nC.\nPrivate institutions/ colleges/ schools.\n(i)\nBoarding\nL 50 per month/tap\ncontinue L 50 per month/tap\n(ii)\nNon-Boarding\nL 5 per student/ month\nD.\n(i) Shopping complex\nL 50 per month/ tap\nL 100 per shop/ month\n(ii)\nCommercial shops with access to departmental\n\t\t\t\t\twater supply\nL 50 per month/ tap\nL 100 per month\n5.\nGovernment Institutions/offices\nL 25 per month / tap\nL 50 per/ tap/month\n6.\nState/Central Government employees residing in\n\t\t\t\t\tGovernment Quarters\n(i)\nOBT/M1BT (Bachelor Barrack/Qtr)\nL 100 per month\n(ii)\nType-1 Quarter\nL 50 per month\nL 200 per month\n(iii)\nType-ll Quarter\nL 75 per month\nL 300 per month\n(iv)\nType-Ill Quarter\nL 100 per month\nL 400 per month\n(v)\nType-IV Quarter\nL 125 per month\nL 600 per month\n(vi)\nType-V Quarter\nL 150 per month\nL 800 per month\n(vii)\nType-VI Quarter/Bungalows\nL 175 per month\nL 1000 per month\n7.\nFor bulk consumers (examples, Rajbhawan, CM\n\t\t\t\t\tBungalow, Secretariat)\nL 10,000 per month\n8.\nFor Private sources such as Dug wells, Bore\n\t\t\t\t\twells, Spring etc.\n(i)\nOne time registration fee\nL 1000\n(ii)\nRenewal fee\nL 200 annually\n9.\nPublic stand post\nL 20 per house hold\n10.\nBulk water supplied through water hydrant\nAs per detail analysis based on prevailing rate\n\t\t\t\t\tto be approved by the competent authority\n11.\nWater supply through tankers\n-do-\n12.\nReligious institution with access to\n\t\t\t\t\tdepartmental water supply i.e. Church/ Temple/ Gurdwara/ Mosque,\n\t\t\t\t\tetc.\nExempted from any water charge\n13.\nBulk water supply for National/State level\n\t\t\t\t\tfunctions (Govt./Semi-govt./ NGO/Public/Private\nL 2000 per day\n14.\nBulk water supply for community level functions\nL 1000 per day\n15.\nCharges for use of departmental water supply\n\t\t\t\t\tfor construction purpose (Govt./Semi-Govt,/ NGO /Public/Private)\nAs per detail analysis and assessment made by\n\t\t\t\t\tthe competent authority.\n16.\nProvision for bulk water supply charge of all\n\t\t\t\t\tGovt./ Semi-Government construction to be remitted to Government\nAs per detail analysis and assessment made by\n\t\t\t\t\tthe competent authority.\n(ii) Rates of water charges where water meters are installed: -\nThe water supply services shall be rationalized with introduction of volumetric tariff that will replace the tap based tariff system, wherever possible in the urban and semi-urban towns. The rates of metered tariff per kilolitres (1000 litres) will be as follow: -\nSI. No.\nSI. 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