Water charges
The fee rates listed below are set out in the water supply statutes (insert link to statutes) of the City of Rodgau. Value added tax (VAT) of currently 7% is charged on all fees. The figures below are net prices and do not include VAT.
| Fee for the purchase of drinking water | ||
|---|---|---|
| Until 2024 | From 2025 | |
| Water charge | 1.69 Euro/m³ | 2.45 Euro/m³ |
| Basic fee per main water meter and per calendar month or part thereof | ||
|---|---|---|
| Main water meter | Until 2024 | From 2025 |
| Q3 m³/2.5/DN20 | 3,00 Euro | 3,00 Euro |
| Q3 10m³/6/DN25 | 15,00 Euro | 12,10 Euro |
| Q3 16m³/10/DN40 | 30,00 Euro | 19,30 Euro |
| Q3/25m³/DN50 | 55,00 Euro | 30,20 Euro |
| Q3/63 m³/DN80 | 76,00 Euro | 76,20 Euro |
| Q3/100m³/DN100 | 115,00 Euro | 120,90 Euro |
| Q3/160m³/DN150 | 153,00 Euro | 193,50 Euro |
A detached house usually has one main water meter Q3 m³/2.5/DN20.
Explanations of the designations:
What does Q3 mean?
The continuous flow rate or nominal flow rate indicates how many m³ (cubic metres) of water can flow through a water meter per hour during normal operation. On newer water meters, the value is given as the continuous flow rate (Q3). Older water meters still show the nominal flow rate (Qn).
What does DN mean?
The nominal diameter DN (French: Diamètre Nominal), often also referred to as the nominal diameter, is the approximate inner diameter of a pipe, hose or fitting. The dimensions of the associated connections of a fitting, such as flanges and sockets, are also determined by the nominal diameter. Fittings, pipes and valves with the same nominal diameter are compatible.
| Creation contribution for a first-time connection option | |
|---|---|
| to the water supply systems | 1.58 Euro/m² assessment area |
Creative contribution
The creation contribution is the contribution paid by the property owners for a new connection or connection to the public water supply. This payment serves to cover the costs for the construction and expansion of the supply systems.
Investment area
The assessment area is calculated by multiplying the property area by the utilisation factor in accordance with the water supply statutes (§§ 15 to 18).