Utility
Municipal Water Services
The Villages of Eden and Kelwood have municipal waterlines to the residences. Water rates are set in accordance with the Public Utilities Board.
Please be aware that water meters in you house must be accessible to authorized employees at all times to be examined, read, inspected or, if necessary, repaired or replaced. The meter shall not be enclosed and the area around should be kept free and clear of any obstructions. They cannot be buried, blocked or damaged. Water meters must be kept warm at all times. If they freeze they will crack and explode, which you will be responsible for paying for a replacement and the clean up. If a meter is damaged by frost, tampering, neglect or from any other cause, the replacement/repair of the meter and all other charges are the homeowners responsibility.
A current water project extended a waterline from the Town of Neepawa to Eden with hook-ups of some rural residences.
Water Bills
Utility accounts are billed every three months. The rates and billing period are displayed on the bills. You will find either an “A” or “E” beside your consumption value. “A” stands for Actual Read and “E” stands for Estimate. A penalty of 1 1/4 % per month will be added on the first day of the each month for all unpaid water utilities.
Methods of Payment
E-Transfers: Please send to our general email address (admin@rmrosedale.com) and use a security questions and answer that are know to office staff.
Moving In or Out
When buying a new house, please ensure the water meter is accessible, not damaged, or tampered with. If problems arise, you as the new owner will be responsible for the replacement.
Municipal Wells
There are five coin operated untreated municipal wells.
- Springhill Well – NW 34-15-16W (Road 93W & N90)
- Elk Ranch Well – NE 11-17-16W
- Birnie Well – SW 23-17-15W (Road 99N east of #5 Hwy)
- Riding Mountain Well – NW 10-18-15W (Road 104N east of #5 Hwy.)
- Kelwood West Well
