Public Utilities (Tariffs for Water) Regulations 1998

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No. S 210

Public Utilities Act

(Chapter 261)

Public Utilities (Tariffs for Water)
Regulations 1998

In exercise of the powers conferred by sections 20 and 130 of the Public Utilities Act, the Public Utilities Board, with the approval of the Minister for Trade and Industry, hereby makes the following Regulations:

Citation

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Public Utilities (Tariffs for Water) Regulations.

Prices

3. The prices to be charged for water shall be in accordance with the tariffs set out in the Schedule.

Domestic tariffs

4.—(1) Subject to paragraph (2), the domestic tariffs set out in the Schedule shall apply to all water supplied to premises which are used exclusively for residential purposes and such tariffs shall not apply —

(a)	where all or part of the premises is used for the purposes of or in connection with any trade, business or profession; or
(b)	where all or part of the premises is used as a hotel, service apartment, boarding house, hostel, school, place of worship or mess.

(2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1)(a), the domestic tariffs set out in the Schedule shall apply to all water supplied to residential premises approved for use as home offices under the Technopreneur Home Office Scheme by the Economic Development Board or under such other home office scheme as the Board may allow.

Tariff for shipping

5. The tariff for shipping set out in the Schedule shall apply to all water supplied to ships and water boats.

Non-domestic tariff

6. The non-domestic tariff set out in the Schedule shall apply to all water supplied to the following premises:

(a)	where all or part of the premises is registered as a hotel under the Hotels Act (Cap. 127);
(b)	where all or part of the premises is licensed as a restaurant under the Environmental Public Health Act (Cap. 95);
(c)	construction sites including temporary worksites where any kind of road or building construction, reclamation works, site formation, repair, demolition, alteration of or addition to a building or building operation is carried out; or
(d)	premises to which the domestic tariff and the tariff for shipping do not apply.

Method of charging

6. Where the premises of a consumer in the same localities are supplied with water which are metered separately and the price of water supplied is chargeable in accordance with a particular tariff set out in the Schedule, the Board may, in its discretion, charge the consumer for the water supplied as if it is not metered separately.

Method of charging

7.—(1) Where the premises of a consumer in the same localities are supplied with water which are metered separately and the price of water supplied is chargeable in accordance with a particular tariff set out in the Schedule, the Board may, in its discretion, charge the consumer for the water supplied as if it is not metered separately.

(2) The amount of water charged to a consumer shall include water wasted by leakage or otherwise.

Made this 28th day of March 1998.

LEE EK TIENG

Chairman,
Public Utilities Board,
Singapore.

[AD/00301/1; AG/LEG/SL/261/97/1 Vol. 1 ]

(To be presented to Parliament under section 130(4) of the Public Utilities Act).

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