Water Quality Reports
Water & Utility Billing Info
Water rates
Residential in Village
O&M&R 73.00 quarterly 24.33 monthly
Captal debt 83.30 27.77
Residential out of Village
O&M&R 113.95 quarterly 37.98 monthly
Capital debt 121.15 40.39
Commercial
O&M&R 76.15 quarterly 25,38
Capital debt 86.45 28.82
Churches
O&M&R 73.00 quarterly 24.33 monthly
Capital debt 83.30 27.77
School
O&M&R 388.00 quarterly 129.33 monthly
Capital debt 429.80 143.27
Multi-dwelling 3 or more units (per unit)
O&M&R 41.50 quarterly 13.83 monthly
Capital debt 86.45 28.82
Capital charges are paid by all users whether service is turned on or off.
Annual Fee Resolution 2023 download files below
Sewer and refuse
Residential in Village
Sewer 35.70 quarterly 11.90 monthly
Refuse 48.40 16.15
Commercial
Sewer 38.85 quarterly 12.95 monthly
Refuse – not provided
Churches
Sewer 35.70 quarterly 11.90 monthly
Refuse – not provided
School
Sewer 766.50 quarterly 255.50 monthly
Refuse – not provided
Multi-dwelling 3 or more (per unit)
Sewer 35.70 quarterly 11.90 monthly
Refuse – not provided
All bills are payable within 30 days with no late charge, if not paid in that 30 day period a late fee is charged. If bill is not paid by the end of the next 15 day period water service is turned off. Unpaid bills are turned over to collection agency after the grace period ends. A charge of $100 for turn off and another charge of $100 for turn on is levied on all unpaid quarterly bills.
Capital charges are for the infrastructure debt and are charged to all users whether they have the water service turned on or off. This is a commitment made for the service improvements and is owed by all property owners with water connections.
Pavilion or Chamber Rental $50.00 deposit if left per agreement refund $30.00
Zoning Compliance Permits that require inspection 4.01.0 $ 50.00
Site Approval Permit 4.01.02 $ 50.00
Zoning Amendment 10.00.04 $600.00
Variances 7.04.02 $600.00
Appeal Fee 7.04.02 $600.00
Special Land Use Permit 8.01.01(A) $600.00
Land Split Ord.01-02 $600.00
Weed Removal Ord. 62 $200.00
Bad Checks $ 75.00
Chicken Ord.Fee initial $50.00 – renewal $40.00
Ord. 1.04.01 Regular Council Compensation President $85.00 and Trustee’s $75.00 per meeting.
President & Fire Chief’s monthly stipend. $100.00.
Ord. 1.04.02 Special Council Compensation President and Trustee’s 75.00 per meeting.
Public Hearings compensation President and Trustee’s $75.00 per meeting.
Finance committee compensation $10.00 per hour.
Ord. 1.04.03 Treasurer’s Compensation $10,000.40 per year, paid over 52 weeks
Ord. 1.04.04 Clerk’s Compensation $13,000.28 per year, paid over 52 weeks
Ordinance 6.06.00 Civil Violation (Infractions) Schedules
Offense Grade | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th |
A | $25.00 | $50.00 | $100.00 | $250.00 |
B | $50.00 | $100.00 | $250.00 | $500.00 |
C | $100.00 | $250.00 | $500.00 | $750.00 |
D | $250.00 | $500.00 | $750.00 | $1000.00 |
Ordinance 5.02.27 Pawnbroker License Fee $500.00.
Ordinance 5.03.04 Resale, 2nd & Junk Dealers License Fee $25.00
Ordinance 17.06.02 B Rental Inspection Fee $100.00
Water & Sewer Tap in Fee’s
Total | Sewer 2/3 | Water 1/4 | |
3/4 inch pipe | $1600.00 | $1066.00 | $534.00 |
1 inch pipe | $2500.00 | $1650.00 | $850.00 |
1 1/2 inch pipe | $4500.00 | $3000.00 | $1500.00 |
2 inch pipe | $6700.00 | $4422.00 | $2278.00 |
UTILITY RATES
Residential in Village
Quarter | Monthly | |
O&M&R | $73.00 | $24.33 |
Capital Debt | $83.30 | $27.77 |
Sewer | $35.70 | $11.90 |
Refuse | $48.65 | $16.22 |
TOTAL | $240.65 | $80.22 |
Residential out of Village
Quarter | Monthly | |
O&M&R | $113.95 | $37.98 |
Capital Debt | $121.15 | $40.39 |
TOTAL | $235.10 | $78.37 |
Commercial
Quarter | Monthly | |
O&M&R | $76.15 | $25.38 |
Capital Debt | $86.45 | $28.82 |
Sewer | $38.85 | $12.95 |
TOTAL | $201.45 | $67.15 |
Churches
Quarter | Monthly | |
O&M&R | $73.00 | $24.33 |
Capital Debt | $83.30 | $27.77 |
Sewer | $35.70 | $11.90 |
TOTAL | $192.00 | $64.00 |
School
Quarter | Monthly | |
O&M&R | $388.00 | $129.33 |
Capital Debt | $429.80 | $143.27 |
Sewer | $766.50 | $255.50 |
TOTAL | $1584.30 | $528.10 |
Multi-Dwelling 3 or more per unit
Quarter | Monthly | |
O&M&R | $41.50 | $13.83 |
Capital Debt | $86.45 | $28.82 |
Sewer | $35.70 | $11.90 |
TOTAL | $163.65 | $54.55 |
Fire Ordinance Fees
Fire run response –Village and Township | 1,600.00 fee |
Administrative fee for all fire runs | 50.00 fee |
Fire ordinance fees Hazardous Materials Fire run response –Village and Township | 1,500.00 Initial base fee |
Pumper after first hour | 200.00 Per hour |
Additional vehicle after first hour | 150.00 Per hour |
Each firefighter after first hour | 10.00 Per hour |
Stand by fee for Utility | 600.00 First hour 300.00 Each Additional Hour |
S.H. 2014-01 amended
Local Ordinances
Complaint Form
If you have a complaint in regards to Zoning or General Village Ordinances please download the form below. You may also contact the Zoning/Ordinance officer Diana Lenk at 810-404-8691 with your name and mailing address and a form will be sent to you. You can pick up a form at the Clerk’s Office from The DPW supervisor as a third alternative. Please read the Policy and Procedure below to understand how your complaint will addressed. Thank you – the Village of Carsonville.
Policy and Procedure
Ordinance Complaint Form Explanation – Village of Carsonville
- The PURPOSE of the Ordinance Complaint Form is to properly record and track complaints of violations against the duly adopted Zoning & General Ordinances of the Village of Carsonville.
- The PROCEDURE in The Village of Carsonville when dealing with the Ordinance complaints shall be as follows:
- All complaints of alleged violations of Village Ordinances are to be referred to the Village staff for proper recording of the complaint, in observance of this policy and adherence to time constraints therein. The staff member will then inform the complainant that a signed complaint form will be required and will be sent to them for completion and returned to the Clerk’s Office before complaint will be acted upon.
- The person making the complaint shall identify himself or herself by providing their name, mailing address and phone number to the staff member. Should the caller or visitor fail to identify themselves as a Village of Carsonville resident or property owner, the staff member shall proceed no further with the complaint other than to record the visit or phone call as stated above.
- Upon proper identification by the Complainant, an Ordinance Complaint Form shall be provided to the complainant via mail, fax or in person.
- The form is to be filled out, SIGNED and returned to the Clerk’s Office. The Clerk’s Office will then make a determination of action upon the complaint as presented. By signing this complaint, the complainant agrees to being a witness at a Civil or Criminal Hearing in front of the District Magistrate, should the complaint proceed to that point in the legal process. The Complainant will be subpoenaed if necessary by the District Magistrate’s Office. Unsigned complaints will not be acted upon.
- In order to gather a complete history of a formal complaint, any and all information/inquiries, received by the staff or Supervisors regarding a formal complaint, shall be referred/forwarded to the Clerk’s Office. All complaint information is to remain confidential UNTIL A HEARING BEFORE THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE.
- A designated representative of the Village of Carsonville shall make an investigation of the complaint.
- In cases where a violation is found, an enforcement proceeding will commence or in cases where there is no violation that determination will be noted and no further action will be taken.
The Village of Carsonville’s concern is with the enforcement of this Ordinance, and that the Village will not proceed unless it believes there is a reasonable basis for an enforcement proceeding.
Enforcement proceedings will be as follows –
- A formal letter informing the resident or property owner that there is a violation of a Zoning &/or General Village Ordinance to include a copy of the ordinance in violation, a proposed remedy and designated time period in which the violation is to be rectified.
- If the violation is not rectified within the specified period of the original letter informing of the violation a Civil Infraction Citation will be issued with the appropriate fine, and again a specified period in which the violation needs to be rectified.
- If the violation is not rectified after the first Civil Infraction Citation issuance deadline a second Citation with a higher fine will be imposed with a new deadline for rectification.
- Failure to rectify violation by the deadline of the second Citation and the Village will turn the issue over to the Attorney to begin Court action.