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June 13, 1950 #3 - Mr. Wm. Reinhardt capital use of water It taken into consideration. The increase to a residential customer of average else will be from about $2.00 to #2.55 P*i* month. While some of the increases on a percentage basis are higher for the commercial classifications, the dollar billing must still be looked upon as low, both from point of view as to the dollars amounts paid and from the standpoint of the generous volume of water used. In submitting this report it Is the desire to express appreciation for the full support and cooperation received from the Company. Particular acknowledgment is made for the data furnished by the Omaha office through Mr. v* H. Hulelser, General Manager of Properties. Ifc this respect, the capital base figures and related items were made through hie office. Likewise Mr. W. H, Johnson in the Los Angeles office and Mr. A. M. F olger, local manager of the Las Vegas properties have been most cooperative and helpful throughout the study. Close contact has been maintained and advice received from Mr. Bennett and Mr. S. 0. Renwlok of his office. Os my own staff, Mr. 1. L. Bertolaooi has had the immediate responsibility of assisting In making the extended analysis and the development of the study as reflected in this report. • Resoectfully submitted,
