In announcing 2011/12 prices, Allconnex went significantly further than the State Government requirement to cap price rises at CPI for the next two years for households and small businesses.
We extended the CPI cap on price rises to every Allconnex customer, ensuring consistency in price increases.
This pricing means the Allconnex Water component of the average household bill across Gold Coast, Logan and Redland increased by $37.18 a year, or 10 cents a day.
The price cap does not apply to the State Government’s bulk water charge. This charge increased by 16 per cent for Gold Coast customers, 14.65 per cent for Logan customers and 29 per cent for Redland customers.
Residential pricing fact sheets for 2011/12
South East Queensland is one of the fastest growing regions in Australia. Investment in water infrastructure is crucial to support this population growth.
Our earnings are invested back into the Gold Coast, Logan and Redland districts through the three councils.
Detailed information about our fees and charges
Gold Coast
Logan
Redland
Discounts and State Government rebates
The existing State Government Pensioner Rebate will continue to be applied to Allconnex Water accounts using the conditions set down by the State Government. In the 2011/12/ financial year the maximum rebate is $120.
If you don't currently receive this rebate, an application form can be completed here or by calling 1300 000 928.
If you currently receive the State Government subsidy, this will continue with Allconnex Water.
Allconnex Water will continue to provide concessions to renal dialysis patients that undergo home dialysis and free water to the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service.
Water use discount for home haemodialysis patients