2016 FEES, CHARGES AND UTILITY RATES
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1 FEES, CHARGES AND UTILITY RATES CHAPTER 28 - WATER & SEWERS WATER RATES - Monthly fixed charge by meter size: 5/8" - 3/4" $3.85 3/4" $3.85 1" $ /2" $7.15 2" $8.12 $ " $ " $34.03 Consumption: Residential/Multi-Family 0-12,000 gallons/month $ /gal 12,001-24,000 gallons/month $ /gal >24,000 gallons/month $ /gal Commercial 0-50,000 gallons/month $ /gal 50, ,000 gallons/month $ /gal >300,000 gallons/month $ /gal Industrial 0-300,000 gallons/month $ /gal 300, ,000 gallons/month $ /gal >500,000 gallons/month $ /gal Water Meter Water Reconnection Fee $60.00 Water Restriction Violation Fines 1st Offense City cost rounded up to nearest dollar Warning 2nd Offense $ rd Offense $ th Offense $ th Offense Place restrictive device on sprinkler system and outside water tap
2 FEES, CHARGES AND UTILITY RATES Lawn Watering Permit NOTE: Required to register newly sodded or planted lawns with Public Works Department Water Availability Charge No Charge Standard $1, Non-standard $5, Late Payment Fee Service Call Fee (Section 28-82) $ A penalty of ten (10) percent of the amount of the consumer's water bill for water supplied by the municipal water system may be imposed on to any such bills that are delinquent. SEWER RATES - Residential Monthly Base Sewerage User Fee ($/month) $8.32 Flow Charge $ /gal Based on charges for non-sewered water usage, such as lawn and garden watering, for single-family residential users shall be the total of the Base Sewerage User Fee of $8.32, plus the Metered Sewerage User Fee, which is not to exceed a maximum of $35.00 per month. A single-family residence shall be defined as a dwelling unit that is individually metered. The maximum monthly sewer charge does not apply to a single family residence with an irrigation system metered through one water meter. There are no sewer charges for a designated irrigation meter. Significant Industrial User (SIU) Monthly Fixed Charge $8.32 *Flow Charge is per individual SIU Flow Charge contract Surcharge/Credit Coefficients: Penalties: CBOD5 TSS NH3 TP $0.26/lb $0.30/lb $0.09/lb $0.36/lb Daily Limit per SIU contract $ Monthly Limit per SIU contract $1, ph *SIUs who do not renew their contracts within 90 days of the expiration date will sutomatically and retroactively revert to the residential flow charge, plus any surcharges and penalites as outlined above. Sewer Availability Charge Standard $100.00/incident $1, Non-standard $5,865.00
3 FEES, CHARGES AND UTILITY RATES STORM WATER RATES: Residential Lot Equivalent (RLE) Late Payment Fee $3.65/RLE A penalty of ten percent (10%) of the amount of the consumer's storm water bill may be imposed onto any such bills that are delinquent. Residential Lot Equivalent (RLE) equals 3,500 square feet. Each single family residential property is considered to be one RLE. The Other Developed Property will be individually assigned a certain number of RLEs based on property size, impervious surface, and calculated storm water run-off. The property will also receive a credit if it has a storm water retention pond or facility on-site. WATER AVAILABILITY CHARGE (WAC) UNITS & SEWER AVAILABILITY CHARGE (SAC) UNITS Facility: # OF UNITS =WAC/SAC Arenas (Bleachers 18 inches/person) 110 seats = 1 Auditoriums (7 square feet/person) 110 seats = 1 Automobile Service: Car dealership (Charge for office, automobile service, 2 service bays = 1 retail, etc. at established rates, whichever is greater) Ballroom (exclude dance floors) Facility without liquor service 825 sq. ft. = 1 Facility with liquor service 590 sq. ft. = 1 Bank (exclude cash vault) 2400 sq. ft. = 1 Banquet Room (15 square feet/person) Food catered 2060 sq. ft. = 1 Food catered with dishwashing 1180 sq. ft. = 1 Food catered with liquor 1028 sq. ft. = 1 Food preparation with dishwashing 825 sq. ft. = 1 Food preparation with dishwashing & liquor 590 sq. ft. = 1 Barber 4 chairs = 1 Beauty Salon 4 cutting stations = 1 Boarding House (dorm rooms) 5 beds = 1 Body Shop (major service) 2 service bays = 1 Bowling Alleys (not including bar or dining area) 3 alleys = 1 Camps Children's camps 6 sites = 1 Labor/Construction camps 5 sites = 1 Resorts (housekeeping cabins) 2 cabins = 1 Travel trailer parks with water and sewer hookups 3 sites = 1 with central toilet and showers 4 sites = 1 with sanitary dump 5 sites = 1 Car Wash (self service) 1 stall = 3 Car Wash ((service station-automatic rollover brushes) 1 stall = 3
4 FEES, CHARGES AND UTILITY RATES Churches (for sanctuary, nave, chancel) 275 seats = 1 (seven square feet/person - seating area) Cocktail Lounge 500 sq. ft. = 1 Dorm Rooms (on/off campus students) 5 students = 1 Day Care (number of children licensed for - not including home 14 children = 1 daycare facilities) Exercise Area/Gym (juice bars-no charge) 700 sq. ft. = 1 (Sauna & whirlpool included) No Showers 2060 sq. ft. = 1 Funeral Home 770 sq. ft. = 1 Game Room (billiards, video & pinball) with bar 590 sq. ft. = 1 without bar 2060 sq. ft. = 1 General Governmental Building 2400 sq. ft. = 1 (deduct mechanical rooms, elevator shafts, stairwells, restroom and storage areas) General Office Building 2400 sq. ft. = 1 (deduct mechanical rooms, elevator shafts, stairwells, restroom and storage areas) Golf Course Dining room 15 seats = 1 Bar 23 seats = 1 Bar & Grill 15 seats = 1 Course (if connected to water for irrigation) 3 holes = 1 WAC only Rest area with toilet Each = 1 Greenhouse Area not open to public sq. ft. =1 Area open to public 5000 sq. ft. = 1 General retail area 3000 sq. ft. = 1 Group Home 5 beds = 1 Handball and Requetball Courts 1 court = 1 Hospital (licensed beds and cribs) 6 beds = 1 Outpatient clinic 1650 sq. ft. = 1 Industrial 3000 sq. ft. = 1 Laundromats 8 washers = 1 Library 2400 sq. ft. = 1 Loading Docks 7000 sq. ft. = 1 Locker Rooms 500 sq. ft. = 1 Meeting Rooms (conference rooms) 1650 sq. ft. = 1 Mini-Storage (with office & toilet) (See Yard Storage) <15000 sq. ft. = 1 Mobile Home 1 = 1 Motels and Hotels 2 rooms = 1 (Pools, saunas, jacuzzi, game rooms used by guests - no charge) Museum 2400 sq. ft. = 1
5 FEES, CHARGES AND UTILITY RATES Nursing Homes 6 beds = 1 Residential Singel-family per unit = 1 Milti-family per unit (duplex, fourplex, apartments, etc) 2 units = 1 Mobile homes per unit = 1 Town home per unit = 1 Restaurant Drive-in 9 parking spaces = 1 Fast Food (disposable plates, glasses, & silverware) 22 seats = 1 Full Service (washable silverware, glasses & dishes) 8 seats = 1 Retail Stores (deduct mechanical rooms, elevator shafts, 3000 sq. ft. = 1 stairwells, restroom and storage areas) Roller Rink (skating area) 825 sq. ft. = 1 Rooming House 6 beds = 1 RV Dumping Station - in addition to primary use (not asssociated 1 SAC only with camp ground) Schools Sunday (30 square feet/student) 55 students = 1 Elementary (30 square feet/student) 18 students = 1 Secondary (30 square feet/student) 18 students = 1 College/Vocational (30 square feet/student) 18 students = 1 Lecture Halls (15 square feet/student) 18 students = 1 Dorm Rooms 5 students = 1 Nursery (number licensed for) 14 students = 1 Service Station Gas pumping only 1 WAC/SAC with service center 2 service bays = 2 with service center & car wash 4 WAC/SAC Swimming Pools (public) 900 sq. ft. = 1 (private, residential, townhouse, condos, hotels, motels, or apartment - no charge) Tanning Rooms 3000 sq. ft. = 1 Tennis Courts (indoor) 1 court = 1 Theater 64 seats = 1 Theater (drive-in/parking spaces) 55 spaces = 1 Vihicle Garage/Parking Ramp 7000 sq. ft. = 1 Warehouses Assemly areas 7000 sq. ft. = 1 Office 2400 sq. ft. = 1 Warehouse 7000 sq. ft. = 1 Yard Storage Buildings/Mini-Storage (no water or sewer in building) <5000 sq.ft. = sq. ft. = 1/2 (WAC only) >15000 sq. ft. = 1 (WAC only)
6 Water Reclamation Facility Hauled Waste EXHIBIT A - Resolution FEES, CHARGES AND UTILITY RATES Hauled Waste - Annual Registration $300 $35 per 1,000 gallons
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