Martha Kavanaugh, Chairman

Paul M. G. Astbury

Donald G. McClure, Jr

Dr. Robert Silbey

Michael Betz

Al Mast

Stephen C. Brown

Steven Techet

Joan Birsh

William J. Nutt

David C. Ritz, President

North Key Largo Utility (NKLUC) 2012 Bill

The North Key Largo  Corporation (NKLUC) annual sewer bill is being sent out by the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority (FKAA) the beginning of December 2011.

You may be wondering why your bill seems to be higher than normal.  This year the first FKAA bill may include up to four separate bills as follows:

1.  Your regular FKAA monthly water base facility charge.

2.  Your regular FKAA monthly water usage charge.

3.  Your regular NKLUC annual sewer usage charge.  There was no increase in        

      this charge this year.

4.  NKLUC WWTP Project assessment.  For those residential customers that          choose the payment plan this is the first of the 10-year payment plan for the            required new plant.

The 10-year payment plan amount was reduced by 7% from $600 to $558 due to the project finishing under budget.  Those residential customers who paid the lump sum in advance should have already received a $315 rebate due to the project finishing under budget.

NKLUC adds it's sewer bill to the FKAA bill once a year to help save some administrative expenses. 

If you should have any questions on your FKAA portion of the bill please call 305-853-1999.

If you have any questions on your NKLUC portion of the bill please call 305-367-7331.

NKLUC Sewer Usage Charge to be Billed by FKAA

The North Key Largo Utility Corp (NKLUC), announced a billing procedure change for the yearly sanitary sewer usage charge.

In the past, NKLUC has billed residential, multi-family and marinas a flat, one-time yearly fee at the beginning of the year, due 20-30 days later. Commercial accounts were billed monthly based on water usage.

NKLUC recently reached an agreement to have the Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority (FKAA) perform its sewer billing. Therefore, before the end of December, single family homes, multi-family homes and marinas will get an FKAA water bill that will include payment due to FKAA. Commercial customers will get their first FKAA bill at the end of January. FKAA will then reimburse NKLUC. Nothing else has been changed. This billing change was made in order to streamline our billing process and cut costs. 

The NKLUC Board is pleased to report that the yearly sewer usage charge has not increased over last year’s charge.