Keysville’s posted water and sewer policy separates connection charges from monthly service

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The official policy page lists meter-based facility connection charges and says payment follows a written application accepted by the town.

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The posted page describes a connection-stage charge

Keysville’s official water and sewer policy page, updated March 17, 2025, lists facility connection charges by meter size. For a five-eighths- or three-quarter-inch meter, it displays $1,250 for water and $1,500 for sewer, a combined $2,750.

Those figures describe the posted connection policy, not a monthly bill, usage charge, construction quote or proof that a property can be served. An older official page can remain useful evidence while still requiring a current confirmation before payment or construction.

Start with a written application and verify the controlling record

The policy says the charge is due with a written application after acceptance by the town. A submitted application is not an approval, capacity finding, permit, inspection, payment receipt or connection completion.

Ask the Town Office for the current application, meter size, service availability, controlling fee schedule and any separate installation or contractor requirements. Keep parcel, identity, bank and account details in the town’s private official channel.

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Town of Keysville — Water and Sewer Policy

Official town policy page checked November 4, 2026; page displays a March 17, 2025 update, office information and the listed connection-charge and written-application terms.

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