HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 5206 ORDINANCE NO. 5206
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND § 151 .02 DEFINITIONS,
§ 155 .06 APPEALS FROM STAFF INTERPRETATIONS,
§ 159.02 WATER AND WASTEWATER IMPACT FEES,
§ 159.03 AND § 159.04 OF THE UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT
CODE
WHEREAS, Duncan and Associates conducted an impact fee study pursuant to A.C.A. §
14-56- 103 to update the existing 2002 calculated water and wastewater impact fees and
presented its findings to the City Council on February 27, 2008 ; and
WHEREAS, after public hearings and consultations with representatives of the cities that
use our water or wastewater facilities, the City Council Sewer Committee on August 26, 2008
approved the new impact fee study and a phase in of the increases for the water and wastewater
impact fees; and
WHEREAS, the City Council approves and adopts the new water and wastewater impact
fee study and finds that it is in compliance with A.C.A. § 14-56-103 Development impact fees.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1 : That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby amends
§ 151 .02 Definitions of the Unified Development Code by amending the definition of
Connection to read as follows:
"(Water and Wastewater Impact Fees) The physical tie-in of a
private water or wastewater service system to the City of
Fayetteville's public water or wastewater system. For the purposes
of the impact fee ordinance, the physical tie-in shall occur upon the
installation of a water meter."
Section 2: That the City Council hereby amends § 155.06 (A) Appeals from Staff
Interpretations/Actions by enacting and adding a new subsection (4) as follows:
"(4) Impact Fee Administrator. Any person aggrieved by any
decision of the Impact Fee Administrator made in the enforcement
or administration of Chapter 159 Fees.
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Ord. No. 5206
Section 3 : That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, hereby amends
§ 159.02 Water and Wastewater Impact Fees by removing all current language and tables of
the current fees and enacting a replacement § 159.02 Water and Wastewater Impact Fees as
shown on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and adopted as if set forth word for word.
Section 4: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, hereby amends
§ 159.03 Police and Public Safety Impact Fees and § 159.04 Fire Protection System Impact
Fees by repealing and removing subsection (D)(4)(b) Appeal from both sections.
Section 5 : That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, hereby determines
that this ordinance shall go into full force and effect on March 31 , 2009.
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PASSED and APPROVED this 16th day of December, 2008 . a .
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DA COODY, Mayor SONDRA E. SMITH, City Clerk/Treasurer
• EXHIBIT A •
159.02 Water And Wastewater Impact
Fees (2) It is not the intent of this Ordinance to
collect any money from any
(A) Applicability, development in excess of the actual
amount necessary to offset demands
(1 ) The following provisions shall apply to generated by that development for the
all of the territory within the City's water water and wastewater facilities for which
and wastewater service areas, including the fee was paid.
areas outside the corporate city limits (3) It is not the intent of this Ordinance that
and within service areas located within
Washington County and other any monies collected for the water incorporated cities after June 16, 2003. impact fee and the wastewater impactfee ever be commingled or ever be used
(2) The following types of development for a type of facility different from that for
shall be required to pay a water and/or which the fee was paid.
wastewater impact fee: (C) Time of Collection
(a) New and existing development (1) Water and wastewater impact fees shall
seeking new connection the be paid at the time of installation of the
City's water wastewater system water meter serving the property or of
resulting in inc
reased demand from
water and/or wastewater facilities. the connection to the wastewatersystem, whichever comes first.
This shall not apply to existing
development that is connecting to
the wastewater system in order to (2) Development projects which have
eliminate an individual sewage obtained building permits prior to the
disposal system. effective date of this ordinance shall not
have to pay impact fees if the building is
(b) New and existing development as completed with water and sewer hook-
stated in (a) above seeking a new ups installed and certificate of
connection to the system of a occupancy issued no later than six (6)
wholesale customer of the City's months from the effective date of this
water or wastewater system, where ordinance.
collection of the City's impact fee is (D) Fee Determination
required by the City's contract with
the wholesale customer.
(1 ) Schedule of Fees. The Impact Fee
(c) Nonresidential or residential Administrator shall determine the
redevelopment seeking a larger amount of the water and wastewater
capacity or additional water meter. impact fees for residential uses based
on the type or size of the water meter
(B) Intent and for nonresidential uses based on
the size of the water meter using the
(1) The intent of wastewater and water following schedule:
impact fees is to ensure that new
development bears a proportionate Waste-
share of the cost of improvements to the Land Use Unit Water Water Total
City's water and wastewater systems, to Single-Family Dwelling $971 $872 $1 ,843
ensure that the proportionate share (average)
does not exceed the cost of providing Multi-Family Dwelling $691 $620 $1 ,311
water and wastewater facilities to the (per dwelling unit)
development that paid the fee; and to Nonresidential Meter $971 $872 $1 ,843
ensure that funds collected from (5/8" x 314" meter)
developments are used to construct Nonresidential
water and wastewater facilities that (1" meter) Meter $2,428 $2,180 $4,608
serve such developments. It is further Nonresidential
the intent of this Ordinance to use the (1-1/21, meter) Meter $4,855 $4,360 $9,215
impact fees to implement the City's
Comprehensive Land Use Plan and Nonresidential Meter $7,766 $6,976 $14,744
future plan updates and to implement (2" meter)
the City's Five Year Capital Nonresidential Meter $15,536 $13,952 $29,488
Improvements Program. (3" meter)
• EXHIBIT A •
Nonresidential Meter $24275 $21800 $46075 shall not be included in the calculation of
(4" , , ,
meter) the wastewater impact fee.
Nonresidential Meter $48,550 $43,600 $92,150
(6" meter) (6) Affordable Housing Exemption.
Nonresidential Meter $77,680 $69,760 $147,440 (a) Single family and non-profit multi-
( "8meter) family supportive housing.
No Meter $117 ,665 $100,280 $211 ,945 Construction of single family and
(10" meter) non-profit multi-family supportive
housing funded wholly or primarily
(2) Redevelopment, Reconstruction, by federal Community Development
Change of Use. In the event of a Block Grants, non-profit service
redevelopment, reconstruction or organizations such as Habitat for
change of use from an existing Humanity, Housing and Urban
development or use, the fee shall be the Development housing loans and
difference between what the fee would similar programs designed to
be for the entire redevelopment or provide affordable, owner-occupied,
reconstruction project and what the fee single family residences to low
would have been for the existing income individuals and non-profit
development or use. Existing multi-family supportive housing
development must be connected to the shall be exempted from payment of
water or wastewater system at the time impact fees pursuant to this
of redevelopment in order to apply this ordinance by the Impact Fee
credit. Administrator.
(3) Mixed Use. If the proposed (7) Master Meters. In the event that a water
development includes a mix of the master meter is utilized for any
residential land uses and/or development including multi-family or
nonresidential meter sizes that are listed mixed use, the fee shall be based on the
in the impact fee schedule, the fee shall Master Meter size
be determined by adding up all the
water and wastewater impact fees that (E) Use of Fees.
would be applicable for each residential
land use type and/or nonresidential (1 ) Establishment of Accounts. An Impact
meter size as if it was a freestanding Fee Fund that is distinct from the
land use type. General Fund of the City is hereby
created, and the impact fees received
(4) Fire Suppression / Low Pressure. It is will be deposited in the following
the intent of this ordinance to base interest-bearing accounts of the Impact
water and wastewater impact fees on Fee Fund:
the typical usage in a new building or
other facility. Extinguishing of fres is (a) Water Impact Fee Account, and
not a part of typical usage; to allow
adequate fire flow to sprinklers and (b) Wastewater Impact Fee Account.
internal hydrants at some large and at-
risk properties, it may be necessary for (2) Water Impact Fee Accounts. The Water
fire protection purposes to install a Impact Fee Account shall contain only
larger water meter than would be those water impact fees collected
necessary to meet day-to-day needs of pursuant to this Ordinance plus any
that facility. In addition, a larger meter interest which may accrue from time to
may be required in areas of low water time on such amounts.
pressure than in areas of normal water
pressure for the same type of use. In (3) Wastewater impact Fee Account. The
those cases, it is the policy of the City Wastewater Impact Fee Account shall
that the impact fee for water and contain only those wastewater impact
wastewater should be based on the fees collected pursuant to this
meter size needed by that facility for its Ordinance plus any interest which may
typical usage, without regard to fire-flow accrue from time to time on such
or unusual pressure conditions. amounts.
(5) Irrigation. Any separate water meter (4) Order of Use. Monies in each impact
installed for irrigation purposes only fee account shall be considered to be
• EXHIBIT A •
spent in the order collected, on a first- the date certain upon which the
in/first-out basis. refund becomes due.
(5) Use of Fees. The monies in each (5) At the time of payment of the water
impact fee account shall be used only or wastewater impact fee under this
for the following: Ordinance, the Impact Fee
Administrator shall provide the
(a) Acquisition. To acquire land for applicant paying such fee with
and/or acquire or construct water or written notice of those
wastewater system improvements circumstances under which refunds
of the type reflected in the title of of such fees will be made. Failure
the account and as described in the to deliver such written notice shall
Impact Fee Study as well as not invalidate any collection of any
extension of service to new impact fee under this Ordinance."
development paying an impact fee.
Ord. No. 4447, §1 , 12-17-02; Ord. No. 4492, §159.02
(b) Debt service. To pay debt service C. 1 , 6-03-03; Ord. 4496 § 159.02 °F", 6.17-03; Ord. No.
on any portion of any current or 4919, 9-05-06; Ord. 4975, 1-16-07).
future general obligation bond issue
or revenue bond issue used to
finance water or wastewater system
improvements of the type reflected
in the title of the account that
created or will create capacity to
serve new development.
(c) As described in subsection F,
Refunds.
(F) Refunds.
(1) The City of Fayetteville shall refund
the portion of collected
development impact fees, including
the accrued interest that has not
been expended seven (7) years
from the date the fees were paid.
Interest shall be based on a four
percent (4%) annual rate.
(2) A refund shall be paid to the
present owner of the property that
was the subject of new
development and against which the
fee was assessed and collected.
(3) Notice of the right to a refund,
including the amount of the refund
and the procedure for applying for
and receiving the refund, shall be
sent or served in writing to the
present owners of the property no
later than thirty (30) days after the
date which the refund becomes
due. The sending by regular mail of
the notices to all present owners of
record shall be sufficient to satisfy
the requirement of notice.
(4) The refund shall be made on a pro
rata basis, and shall be paid in full
no later than ninety (90) days after
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Action Required:
An ordinance amending Chapter 159.02: Water and Wastewater Impact Fees, Chapter 151 .02: Definitions, and
Chapter 155.06: Appeals of the City Unified Development Code (Title XV ) in order to increase the fees and
provide clarifications to the Water & Wastewater Impact Fee Ordinance.
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Comments:
City Council Meeting of November 4, 2008
As a comparison, the following shows the current impact fees and the maximum that
could be charged for single-family residential :
EXISTING MAXIMUM
PER REPORT
WATER $308.00 $3;072.00
SEWER $835.00 $2,631 .00
TOTALS $ 1 , 143 .00 $5,703 .00
DISCUSSION :
This information was presented to the Water & Sewer Committee on numerous occasions
for discussion. On August 26, 2008 the Water & Sewer Committee approved a concept
to phase these fee increases in over a multi year period. For the first phase of increases, it
was recommended that the water impact fee be increased $663 .00 and the sewer impact
fee be increased $37.00 in 2009 for a single-family residential meter. It was also
discussed that these increases be evaluated on a yearly basis to determine if the next
phase of increases be approved or be postponed. As a comparison, the table below gives
a summary of the current & proposed impact fees for Fayetteville and the surrounding
municipalities for a single-family residential :
.Impact Fayetteville Fayetteville Springdale Rogers Bentonville Conway
Fees Existin Proposed
Water $308 $971 $0 $ 1 ,000 $ 13457 $0
Sewer $835 $872 $0 $2,500 $ 1 , 139 $0
Fire $ 150 $150 $0 $0 $762 $0
Police $ 162 $162 $0 1 $0 $66 $0
Roads $0 $0 $0 I $0 $898 $995
Parks $960 $960 $0 $0 $0 $639
Totals $2,415 $3115 $0 $3 ,500 $4,322 $ 1 ,634
The increases for each meter size is shown in the revised table in Section 159.02(D)( 1 ) of
the Water and Wastewater Impact Fee Ordinance.
In addition to the changes in the fee amounts, several items are proposed by the Water &
Sewer Impact Fee Administrator to be revised within the Ordinance in order to clarify the
ordinance and to simplify the enforcement of the ordinance. These proposed changes are
documented on the attachment.
BUDGET IMPACT:
This City Council item will have no impact on the budget.
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City Council Meeting of November 4, 2008
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA MEMO,
To: Mayor and City Council
Thru : Gary Dumas, Director of Operations
From: Ron Petrie, City Engineer
Date: October 17, 2008
Subject: An ordinance amending Chapter 159.02: Water and Wastewater Impact
Fees, Chapter 151 .02 : Definitions, and Chapter 155.06 Appeals of the City
Unified Development Code (Title XV) to provide clarifications to the
Water & Sewer Impact Fee Ordinance and to increase the water and
sewer impact fees.
RECOMMENDATION :
The staff recommends approval of the ordinance revisions in order to provide
clarifications that will simplify the enforcement of the Water & Sewer Impact Fee
ordinance. The Water & Sewer Committee has recommended to the full City Council to
implement the first increment of a potential multi-year phased-in increase for the water &
sewer impact fees. The Water & Sewer Committee also included a recommendation to
evaluate the fees on a yearly basis to determine if the next increment should be approved
for collection.
BACKGROUND:
On July 18, 2006 the City Council approved an amendment to the contract with Duncan
Associates in the amount of $ 110,000 of which $55,000 was paid by Fayetteville and the
remaining portion was paid by Elkins, Farmington, and Greenland. The purpose of this
study was to "update the existing 2002 calculated water and wastewater impacts to: 1 )
reflect current construction costs; 2) calculate impact fees for new capacity created as
part of the wastewater collection system; and 3) calculate specific impact fees for outside
jurisdictions served by the Fayetteville system.' The current water impact fee is based on
the 2002 estimated costs for the water transmission, storage, and distribution system and
the current sewer impact fee is based on the 2002 estimated costs for the planned 10
million gallons per day wastewater treatment plant capacity improvements.
The results of the Duncan & Associates study were provided to the City Council on
February 27, 2008 and presented at a public meeting on March 11 , 2008 to the City
Council along with representatives of the other municipalities that shared in the costs of
the study. The Study calculated a maximum impact fee that could be charged by all
governing bodies as shown on the following two sheets.
• EXHIBIT A , AW BUSIAW
159.02 Water And Wastewater Impact
Fees (2) It is not the intent of this Ordinance to
collect any money from any
(A) Applicability. development in excess of the actual
amount necessary to offset demands
(1 ) The following provisions shall apply to generated by that development for the
all of the territory within the City's water water and wastewater facilities for which
and wastewater service areas, including the fee was paid.
areas outside the corporate city limits
and within service areas located within (3) It is not the intent of this Ordinance that
Washington County and other any monies collected for the water
incorporated cities after June 16, 2003. impact fee and the wastewater impact
fee ever be commingled or ever be used
(2) The following types of development for a type of facility different from that for
shall be required to pay a water and/or which the fee was paid.
wastewater impact fee:
(C) Time olCollection
(a) New and existing development ( 1 ) Water and wastewater impact fees shall
seeking a new connection to the be paid at the time of installation of the
City's water or wastewater system water meter serving the property or of
resulting in increased demand from the connection to the wastewater
water and/or wastewater facilities. system, whichever comes first.
This shall not apply to existing
development that is connecting to
the wastewater system in order to (2) Development projects which have
eliminate an individual sewage obtained building permits prior to the
disposal system. effective date of this ordinance shall not
have to pay impact fees if the building is
(b) New and existing development as completed with water and sewer hook-
slated in (a) above seeking a new ups installed and certificate of
connection to the system of a occupancy issued no later than six (6)
wholesale customer of the City's months from the effective date of this
water or wastewater system, where ordinance.
collection of the City's impact fee is (D) Fee Determination
required by the City's contract with
the wholesale customer. (1 ) Schedule of Fees. The Impact Fee
(c) Nonresidential or residential Administrator shall determine the
redevelopment seeking a larger amount of the water and wastewater
capacity or additional water meter. impact fees for residential uses based
on the type or size of the water meter
(B) Intent and for nonresidential uses based on
the size of the water meter using the
(1 ) The intent of wastewater and water following schedule:
impact fees is to ensure that new
development bears a proportionate Waste-
share of the cost of improvements to the Land Use Unit Water Water Total
City's water and wastewater systems; to Single-Family Dwelling $971 $872 $1 ,843
ensure that the proportionate share (average)
does not exceed the cost of providing Multi-Family Dwelling $691 $620 $1 ,311
water and wastewater facilities to the (per dwelling unit)
development that paid the fee; and to Nonresidential Meter $971 $872 $1 ,843
ensure that funds collected from (5/8" x 3/4" meter)
developments are used to construct Nonresidential
water and wastewater facilities that (1" meter) Meter $2,428 $2,180 $4,608
serve such developments. It is further Nonresidential
the intent of this Ordinance to use the (1-1/2" meter) Meter $4,855 $4,360 $9,275
impact fees to implement the City's
Comprehensive Land Use Plan and Nonresidential Meter $7,768 $6,976 $14,744
future plan updates and to implement (2" meter)
the City's Five Year Capital Nonresidential Meter $15,536 $13,952 $29,488
Improvements Program. (3" meter)
• EXHIBIT A •
Nonresidential Meter $24,275 $21 ,800 $46,075 shall not be included in the calculation of
(4" meter) the wastewater impact fee.
Nonresidential Meter $48,550 $43,600 $92,150
(6" meter) (6) Affordable Housing Exemption.
Nonresidential Meter $77,680 $69,760 $147,440 (a) Single family and non-profit multi-
(8" meter)
family supportive housing.
Nonresidential Meter $111 ,665 $100,280 $211 ,945 Construction of single family and
(10" meter) non-profit multi-family supportive
housing funded wholly or primarily
(2) Redevelopment, Reconstruction, by federal Community Development
Change of Use. In the event of a Block Grants, non-profit service
redevelopment, reconstruction or organizations such as Habitat for
change of use from an existing Humanity, Housing and Urban
development or use, the fee shall be the Development housing loans and
difference between what the fee would similar programs designed to
be for the entire redevelopment or provide affordable, owner-occupied,
reconstruction project and what the fee single family residences to low
would have been for the existing income individuals and non-profit
development Or use. Existing multi-family supportive housing
development must be connected to the shall be exempted from payment of
water or wastewater system at the time impact fees pursuant to this
of redevelopment in order to apply this ordinance by the Impact Fee
credit. Administrator.
(3) Mixed Use. If the proposed (7) Master Meters. In the event that a water
development includes a mix of the master meter is utilized for any
residential land uses and/or development including multi-family or
nonresidential meter sizes that are listed mixed use, the fee shall be based on the
in the impact fee schedule, the fee shall Master Meter size
be determined by adding up all the
water and wastewater impact fees that (E) Use of Fees.
would be applicable for each residential
land use type and/or nonresidential ( 1 ) Establishment of Accounts. An Impact
meter size as if it was a freestanding Fee Fund that is distinct from the
land use type. General Fund of the City is hereby
created, and the impact fees received
(4) Fire Suppression / Low Pressure. It is will be deposited in the following
the intent of this ordinance to base interest-bearing accounts of the Impact
water and wastewater impact fees on Fee Fund:
the typical usage in a new building or
other facility. Extinguishing of fires is (a) Water Impact Fee Account, and
not a part of typical usage; to allow
adequate fire flow to sprinklers and (b) Wastewater Impact Fee Account.
internal hydrants at some large and at-
risk properties, it may be necessary for (2) Water Impact Fee Accounts. The Water
fire protection purposes to install a Impact Fee Account shall contain only
larger water meter than would be those water impact fees collected
necessary to meet day-to-day needs of pursuant to this Ordinance plus any
that facility. In addition, a larger meter interest which may accrue from time to
may be required in areas of low water time on such amounts.
pressure than in areas of normal water
pressure for the same type of use. In (3) Wastewater Impact Fee Account. The
those cases, it is the policy of the City Wastewater Impact Fee Account shall
that the impact fee for water and contain only those wastewater impact
wastewater should be based on the fees collected pursuant to this
meter size needed by that facility for its Ordinance plus any interest which may
typical usage, without regard to fire-flow accrue from time to time on such
or unusual pressure conditions. amounts.
(5) Irrigation. Any separate water meter (4) Order of Use. Monies in each impact
installed for irrigation purposes only fee account shall be considered to be
• EXHIBIT A •
spent in the order collected, on a first- the date certain upon which the
in/first-out basis. refund becomes due.
(5) Use of Fees. The monies in each (5) At the time of payment of the water
impact fee account shall be used only or wastewater impact fee under this
for the following: Ordinance, the Impact Fee
Administrator shall provide the
(a) Acquisition. To acquire land for applicant paying such fee with
and/or acquire or construct water or written notice of those
wastewater system improvements circumstances under which refunds
of the type reflected in the title of of such fees will be made. Failure
the account and as described in the to deliver such written notice shall
Impact Fee Study as well as not invalidate any collection of any
extension of service to new impact fee under this Ordinance."
development paying an impact fee.
Ord. No. 4447, §1 , 12-17-02; Ord. No. 4492, §159.02
(b) Debt service. To pay debt service C.1 , 6-03-03: Ord. 4496 § 159.02 "F", 6-17-03; Ord. No.
on any portion of any current or 4919, 9-05-06; Ord. 4975, 1-16-07).
future general obligation bond issue
or revenue 'bond issue used to
finance water or wastewater system
improvements of the type reflected
in the title of the account that
created or will create capacity to
serve new development.
(c) As described in subsection F,
Refunds.
(F) Refunds.
( 1 ) The City of Fayetteville shall refund
the portion of collected
development impact fees, including
the accrued interest that has not
been expended seven (7) years
from the date the fees were paid.
Interest shall be based on a four
percent (4%) annual rate.
(2) A refund shall be paid to the
present owner of the property that
was the subject of new
development and against which the
fee was assessed and collected.
(3) Notice of the right to a refund,
including the amount of the refund
and the procedure for applying for
and receiving the refund, shall be
sent or served in writing to the
present owners of the property no
later than thirty (30) days after the
date which the refund becomes
due. The sending by regular mail of
the notices to all present owners of
record shall be sufficient to satisfy
the requirement of notice.
(4) The refund shall be made on a pro
rata basis, and shall be paid in full
no later than ninety (90) days after
Executive Summary
Table 1
MAXIMUM WASTEWATER IMPACT FEES
Fayetteville and Related Service Areas
l7mettemlle I Farmingtort I Elkins I Greartlartd
System lurprovvrvrts
Sigle-Fam9y (average) 51,247 $1247 $1,247 $1,247
Single-Famry Variable Rate
SuVg FemiN, up to 1,300 square feet $1,028 $1,028 $I'M $1028
Single,Family, 1,301 to 1,700 square feet $1,299 51199 $1,299 $1199
Single Family, 1,701 to 2.300 selene feet $1,466 51466 $1,466 $1,466
Single-Family, more Oran 2,300 square feet $1,643 S1,643 51,643 $1,643
MON-Family $887 $887 5887 $887
Moble Home 51,247 $1,247 $1,247 $1,247
Nomesiderod
5I8"x 3fC meter $1,247 $1,247 $1,247 $1,247
1" meter $3,117 53,117 53,117 53,117
117 meter $6,235 Km $6,235 $6,235
2- mom $9,976 S9,976 $9,976 $9,976
$' meter $19,951 $19,951 $19,951 $19,951
4" meler $31,174 $31,174 $31,174 $31,174
6"meter $62,348 $62,348 $62,348 $62,348
B"mow $99.757 $99,757 .$99.757 $93,757
10" meter $143,401 $143,401 $143,401 $143,401
Local Irrprovemems
SingleFamiy (aterage) $1,385 51,551 $2.447 $2,351
Single-Family Variable Rate
Silgle-Family, up to 1,300 square feet $1,141 $1279 $2,017 $1,938
Siigle,Family, 1,301 to 1700 square feel 51,442 $1,616 $2,549 52449
Silgle�Famity, 1,701 to 2.303 square feel $1,628 51624 $2,877 52,764
SirgbFamily, move pan 2,300 severe feel $1,925 $2,045 $3125 53,099
MulliFomily 5985 $1103 $1,740 $1,672
Media Home $1,385 $1,551 $2,447 52,351
NonresldeMial
518" x314" meter $1,385 $1551 $2,447 52,351
1--meter $3461 53,878 $6,117 $5,877
117muler $6,923 $7,757 $12,234 $11755
Z'meter $11,076 $12,411 $19,575 $18,808
F auger $22,152 $24,821 $39,150 $37,615
!"meter $34,613 $38783 $61,172 $58,774
6" meta $69,226 577,556 $122,345 5117,548
9, motor $110,762 $124,106 $195,752 $/88077
10"meter 5159,220 $178,403 $281,393 $270,350
Total
SirglaFemiN(average) $2,631 $2,798 53694 53,598
ShoeFamiN VarmNe Rale
Sirgp Family, up to 1,300 square feet 52.169 52,307 53,045 52,965
SirgleFamtly, 1301 to 1.700 square feet $2,742 $2,915 53.848 $3,748
Single-Fanry, 1,701 to 2.330 square feel Mee 53,290 54,343 $4,230
Singly amry, more Ow 2,300 square feet $6468 53.688 $4,868 54,742
Multi-Family $1672 $1.990 52,627 $2,559
Moore Home 52,631 $2798 $3,694 $3,598
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50X V4.meter $2,631 52,798 $3,694 $3,598
1" meter $6,579 $6,995 $9,235 $8,9%
1 ler meter $13,157 $13,991 $18,469 $17,990
Treater $21,052 $22,386 $29,551 $28,783
3'Meer $42,104 $",T73 559,102 $57,567
!"meter $65,787 $69.957 $92,347 s8sM
6"meter $131,574 $139,915 5184,693 $179,896
8" meler $210,519 $223,864 $295,509 5297,834
Ur meter $302621 5321,804 $424794 5413.762
Source - System improvements, local improvements and total, from Table 21 , Table 22 and Table 23.
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