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The City owns and operates the Waterworks System to provide water to the citizens of the City. The City supplies potable water on a retail basis to residential, commercial and industrial customers within the City, and provides water on a wholesale basis to certain cities and private water companies within proximity to the City.

The City’s Waterworks System consists of two water treatment plants (Chain of Rocks and Howard Bend), two reservoirs (Compton Hill and Stacey Park), and a 1,400 mile water distribution and supply system. The entire system is capable of processing approximately 480 million gallons of water per day and has a storage capacity of 128.6 million gallons.

The Waterworks System is managed by the City’s Water Division which is a division of the City’s Department of Public Utilities.

Bonds Outstanding

There is currently outstanding the following one (1) series of Water Revenue Bonds with an aggregate principal amount of $6,056,000 as follows:

Issuer	Series	New Money / Refunding	Par Outstanding	Maturity
City of St. Louis	2013**	New Money	$6,056,000	January 1, 2034

** These bonds were privately placed and there is no official statement.