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Good Afternoon,
Just to clarify about the Muscoy Mutual Water Account Situation I want to clarify that at this time nothing is due to the water company. At this time, the most recent monthly bill has already been paid and the yearly water assessment has been paid as well. Attached, you will find two receipts as pdfs. Each month when we paid the water we are paying our water usage, and the companies required fees. Every year around July we pay the Assessment. The Assessment is a yearly fee that is charged based on the shares you own. The water company decides how much this fee will be. The money from the Assessment is used to maintain the water system and cover high insurance costs or other expenses that come up. If the assessment is not paid the consumer will lose its share, the Water Company will have to turn off your water and take away the meter. And right now that I am selling the property the buyer should know about Muscoy Mutual Water. This way, the shares can be transferred to the new owner. Please note, the buyer(new owner) will need o pay the $100 transfer fee since they will be transfering their service to them. On early August 2024 the new bill will be arriving to the property and I will be paying that bill since I am paying for my usage but once the new owners take the home they will be responsible for their usage and fees. Thank you for your time and I hope this email clears up any confusion.
Sincerely,
Pedro Torres
Good Afternoon,
Just to clarify about the Muscoy Mutual Water Account Situation I want to clarify that at this time nothing is due to the water company. At this time, the most recent monthly bill has already been paid and the yearly water assessment has been paid as well. Attached, you will find two receipts as pdfs. Each month when we paid the water we are paying our water usage, and the companies required fees. Every year around July we pay the Assessment. The Assessment is a yearly fee that is charged based on the shares you own. The water company decides how much this fee will be. The money from the Assessment is used to maintain the water system and cover high insurance costs or other expenses that come up. If the assessment is not paid the consumer will lose its share, the Water Company will have to turn off your water and take away the meter. And right now that I am selling the property the buyer should know about Muscoy Mutual Water. This way, the shares can be transferred to the new owner. Please note, the buyer(new owner) will need o pay the $100 transfer fee since they will be transfering their service to them. On early August 2024 the new bill will be arriving to the property and I will be paying that bill since I am paying for my usage but once the new owners take the home they will be responsible for their usage and fees. Thank you for your time and I hope this email clears up any confusion.
Sincerely,
Pedro Torres
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Subject: Clarification on Muscoy Mutual Water Account Situation
Good Afternoon,
I would like to clarify the situation regarding the Muscoy Mutual Water Account. At this time, nothing is due to the water company. The most recent monthly bill has already been paid, as has the yearly water assessment. Attached, you will find two receipts in PDF format.
Each month, when we pay for water, we cover our water usage and the company’s required fees. Every year, around July, we pay the assessment. This assessment is a yearly fee that is charged based on the shares you own, and the water company determines the amount of this fee. The funds from the assessment are used to maintain the water system and cover high insurance costs or other expenses that may arise.
If the assessment is not paid, the consumer risks losing their shares, and the water company may have to turn off the water supply and remove the meter. Since I am currently selling the property, it is important for the buyer to be aware of the Muscoy Mutual Water situation so that the shares can be transferred to the new owner. Please note that the new owner will need to pay a $100 transfer fee to facilitate the transfer of service.
On or around early August 2024, a new bill will be sent to the property, and I will cover that bill for my usage. However, once the new owners take possession of the home, they will be responsible for their own usage and fees.
Thank you for your time, and I hope this email clears up any confusion.
Sincerely,
Pedro Torres
Good Afternoon,
I would like to clarify the situation regarding the Muscoy Mutual Water Account. At this time, nothing is due to the water company. The most recent monthly bill has already been paid, as has the yearly water assessment. Attached, you will find two receipts in PDF format.
Each month, when we pay for water, we cover our water usage and the company’s required fees. Every year, around July, we pay the assessment. This assessment is a yearly fee that is charged based on the shares you own, and the water company determines the amount of this fee. The funds from the assessment are used to maintain the water system and cover high insurance costs or other expenses that may arise.
If the assessment is not paid, the consumer risks losing their shares, and the water company may have to turn off the water supply and remove the meter. Since I am currently selling the property, it is important for the buyer to be aware of the Muscoy Mutual Water situation so that the shares can be transferred to the new owner. Please note that the new owner will need to pay a $100 transfer fee to facilitate the transfer of service.
On or around early August 2024, a new bill will be sent to the property, and I will cover that bill for my usage. However, once the new owners take possession of the home, they will be responsible for their own usage and fees.
Thank you for your time, and I hope this email clears up any confusion.
Sincerely,
Pedro Torres