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Title: Property Manager in Santa Clara, CA: Understanding New Water Rates and Rental Utility Records

Santa Clara, CA, United States, 11th Sep 2026 — Proven Property Management Inc of Santa Clara is encouraging rental owners to review their water-account records after the City adopted 2026 potable water rates in June. A property management company in Santa Clara, CA can organize the account, lease, meter, and billing details, but owners and residents should use the City’s published rate page and their actual statements before drawing conclusions about a particular home.The City lists a general-customer potable water rate of $11.09 per hundred cubic feet and explains that one hundred cubic feet equals 748 gallons. A rate is only one part of a bill, however. Meter configuration, service dates, account responsibility, and other applicable charges still require property-specific review.Start With the Bill, Meter, and Responsible PartyA Santa Clara rental utility account review should begin with the current statement, meter identifier, service address, billing period, and named customer. Those details help distinguish a rate change from a longer billing cycle, an account transition, or a usage question. Residents can report what appears on the statement and safely observable conditions without trying to diagnose plumbing or meter equipment.“A clear utility record lets everyone discuss the same dates and numbers,” a company representative said. “It also shows when a question belongs with management, the City, or a qualified service professional.”A property manager in Santa Clara, CA can connect the statement with lease provisions, move-in records, prior bills supplied by the owner, and authorized maintenance history.Read the Adopted Rate Information in ContextSanta Clara’s official water, sewer, and recycled-water rates page states that the City Council adopted...


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