(a) Single-family dwellings;

(b) Two-unit residential structures;

(c) Three-unit residential structures;

(d) Four-unit residential structures;

(e) Five-unit residential structures;

(f) Six to 12 unit residential structures;

(g) More than 12 unit residential structures;

(h) Combination of residential and commercial structures;

(i) Commercial structures;

(j) Industrial structures.

The report shall also indicate, for each type of property classification listed above, (1) the number of metered and non-metered accounts that were shutoff; (2) the number of meters installed by the City on previously unmetered properties; and (3) the number of water accounts in arrears and dollar value in arrears at 30, 60, 90, 180, and 365+ days past due. The report shall also evaluate the Utility Billing Relief program's effectiveness in achieving its stated purpose, including by indicating the number of applicants for the program and the number of accounts enrolled in the program. The Commissioner or the Comptroller shall publish the report on the City website in a manner accessible for public review. When applicable, the report shall categorize the information by ZIP Code.

Include links to attached reports: 2022 water meter installations report, 2022 water shutoffs report, 2022 past due debt report, and ubr annual reports attached