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Rates set by a municipality must not be unreasonably discriminatory. It is not a problem if the rates are discriminatory as long as such discrimination or difference is reasonable. The fact that non-residential users of public utility service are subject to higher rates than those customers within the city limits does not alone prove the rate unreasonable and hence invalid. Rather, non-residents must show that discrimination is not based on cost of service or some other reasonable basis.

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Published: 01/01/1994 ISBN(s): 0898677726 Number of Pages: 3File Size: 1 file , 120 KB