GENEVA –  Aldermen Monday pondered the value of giving sanitary sewer credits to Geneva’s residential and industrial users who can show a portion of the water they use is not discharged into the sewer system.

Ultimately, they decided to have the effect of the credits included in the next budget process.

Superintendent of Water and Wastewater Bob Van Gyseghem made a presentation at the City Council meeting about how the city’s revenue would be affected if residential customers had caps on their summer sewer usage June through September.