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Ordinance No.
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CITY OF OCOEE
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF OCOEE, FLORIDA
RELATING TO WATER AND SEWERS; AMENDING THE
PRESENT ARTICLE II OF CHAPTER 22 OF THE CODE
RELATING TO WATER SYSTEM EXTENSIONS; CREATING
ARTICLE III OF CHAPTER 22 OF THE CODE
RELATING TO SEWER SYSTEM EXTENSIONS; CREATING
ARTICLE IV OF CHAPTER 22 OF THE CODE RELATING
TO WATER SERVICE ALLOCATION; CREATING ARTICLE
V OF CHAPTER 22 OF THE CODE RELATING TO SEWER
SERVICE ALLOCATION; CREATING ARTICLE VII OF
CHAPTER 22 OF THE CODE RELATING TO REVENUE
AND MAINTENANCE FEES; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the People of the City of
Ocoee, Florida.
Section 1. The City Commission of the City of Ocoee has the
authority to adopt this Ordinance pursuant to Article VIII of the
Constitution of the State of Florida, and chapters 163 and 166,
Florida Statutes.
Section 2. Section 22-1 of Article I of Chapter 22 is
hereby deleted.
Section 2A. Section 22.1 of Article I of Chapter 22 is
hereby created as follows:
Section 22-1. Definitions.
The following words, phrases and terms shall have the
following meanings:
(a) -Collection Facilities. means the lines, pipes,
meters, and appurtenant equipment used to collect Sewage from the
improvements on Developer's Property, and to transmit it to the
Transmission Facilities.
(b) .Distribution Facilities. means the lines, pipes,
meters, and appurtenant equipment used to distribute water from
the Point of Distribution to the Developer's Property.
(c) "ERU" means Equivalent Residential Unit as that
term is used in the Utility's Tariff, as it may be amended from
time to time.
(c) -FDER- means the Florida Department of
Environmental Regulation, an agency of the State of Florida, or
any successor agency.
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(e) "Improvements" means the Improvements which will
be constructed and developed by the Developer on the Developer's
Property.
(f) "Lot or Tract. means each separate subdivided
building site as platted of record or as shown on the Development
Plan which requires a Customer Installation.
(g) "Master Plan. means the master plan for the City's
System prepared by the City or its engineers, as amended or
modified from time to time.
(h) .Phase. means a part of a Developer's Property
which is being or is to be developed as a unit.
(i) .Plans and Specifications. means those documents
and drawings prepared by a Developer's engineers for the design
and construction of certain Sewage Facilities.
(j) .primary Interceptor Force Main. means the
transmission force main and appurtenant equipment connecting the
collection Facilities to the Treatment Facilities.
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(k) .primary Water Main. means the water main and
appurtenant equipment connecting the distribution Facilities to
the Treatment Facilities.
(1) .Sewage. means water carried wastes from
residences, business buildings, institutions, industrial
establishments, and other customers of the City System.
(m) .Sewer Captial Charges. means the charges made by
the City for each new customer connection to the City's System
which is designed to defray a portion of the cost of the City's
System, as may be amended from time to time by the City and set
forth in the City's Tariff.
(n) .Sewer Service Capacity. means the readiness and
ability of the City to transmit, treat, and dispose of Sewage in
accordance with applicable governmental requirements and
regulations typically expressed as a rate of Sewage Flow measured
in Gallons Per Day.
(0) .Sewer Service. means the transmission, treatment,
and disposal of Sewage in accordance with applicable governmental
requirements and regulations by the City.
(p) .Sewage Facilities" means all kinds of facilities
including Collection, Transmission, and Treatment Facilities used
to provide Sewer Service Capacity.
(q) .Tariff. means all ordinances, resolutions,
procedures, policies, and other practices adopted or approved
from time to time by the City Commission of the City of Ocoee or
any other appropriate governmental agency regarding rates,
charges, fees, deposits, availability of service, rules,
regulations, procedures, definitions and other matters relating
to the ownership, operations, maintenance, expansion, improvement
and service to the City's System.
(r) .Water. means water treated by the City at the
Treatment Facilities.
(s) .Water Capital Charges" means the charges made by
the City for each new customer connection to the City's System
which is designed to defray a portion of the cost of the City's
System, as may be amended from time to time by the City and set
forth in the City's Tariff.
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(t) .Water Service Capacity" means the readiness and
ability of the City to treat, transmit and distribute Water in
accordance with applicable governmental requirements and
regulations typically expressed as a rate of Water Flow measured
in Gallons Per Day.
(u) .Water Service" means the treatment, transmission
and distribution of Water in accordance with applicable
governmental requirements and regulations by the City.
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(v) .Water Facilitiesn means all kinds of facilities
including Distribution, Transmission, and Treatment Facilities
used to provide Water Service Capacity.
Section 3. Section 22-2 of Article I of Chapter 22 is
hereby amended as follows:
Section 22-2. Irrigation Meter Tap Fee and Capital Charge.
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establishment of a secondary tap fee for the purposes of
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This fee shall be computed in the same manner as the meter
installation fee in Section 22-42. In addition, customers
installing an irrigation meter shall pay an additional water
capital charge as established in Section 22-35, provided that
customers installing a single 5/8 or 3/4 inch meter for
residential irrigation shall be exempt from the additional water
capital charge.
Section 4. Section 22-3 of Article I of Chapter 22 is
hereby deleted.
Section 5. Section 22-4 of Article I of Chapter 22 is
hereby deleted.
Section 6. Section 22-4 of Article I of Chapter 22 is
hereby created as follows:
Section 22-4. Water and Sewer Deposits, Monthly Charges and
Billing.
The City Commission may establish charges, policies and
schedules for water and sewer service deposits, monthly charges
and billing by resolution.
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Section 7. Section 22-5 of Article I of Chapter 22 is
hereby deleted.
Section 8. Section 22-6 of Article I of Chapter 22 is
hereby deleted.
Section 9. Section 22-31 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby amended as follows:
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Sec. 22-31. purpose.
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The City of Ocoee, Florida, hereinafter referred to as "the
City," as the owner and operator of the water system, hereinafter
referred to as "the Ocoee water system," hereby establishes this
extension policy for the purpose of creating a uniform method of
determining the eeR~r4e~~4eR-4R-a4e-e~-€efiSer~€e4efi capital
charges to be borne by property owners, builders or developers
within the service area to defray or partially defray the cost of
an on-site water distribution system; the allocable share of an
off-site water distribution system; and allocable shares of
treatment plant costs. The city declares that this extension
policy has as its goal the establishment of a uniform method of
computing or determining such eefte~ib~eieft~ charges to the end
that all such eeRer4e~e4efts charges shall be nondiscriminatory
among consumers in the area and shall be applied as nearly as
possible with uniformity to all consumers or prospective
consumers within the present or future service area.
Section 10. Section 22-32 of Article II of Chapter 22 of
the Code is hereby amended as follows:
Section 22-32. Availability.
The provisions of this extension policy are available to
consumers and property owners throughout the service area of the
Ocoee water system which shall allow the City to recover
operating costs and expenses, required debt service,
contributions to renewal and replacement funds, and allocations
from the general revenue fund for costs reasonably related to the
water system 9a~R-a-ta~~-~e~~~R-eR-wa~eF-~~~1~~Y-6eF~~eeT-e~eF
aRg-ag@\l.9-@?8-~a~~R<9"-g9S~S-aRe-e*I?eR6e6. The term "service area"
as used herein is that area defined in the adopted Water System
Master Plan. Extensions to be undertaken shall be in accordance
with this Article and in general conformity to the adopted v~ater
System Master Plan.
Section 11. Section 22-33 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby amended as follows:
Sec. 22-33. Extensions outside Service Area.
Owners, builders or developers being potential consumers,
where the subject property lies outside Ocoee's existing service
area, may apply to Ocoee for the extension of water distribution
mains to said property. The City shall not be obligated to
provide service outside its existing service area, but may elect
to do so upon terms and conditions similar to those contained in
this extension policy; provided, however, the City may require
additional ~~~ic~~~~-i~~~~~-~~s~~~~~~ capital charges
should the same be reasonably required in order to maintain the
same level of of economic feasibility then in effect within the
existing service area; and provided, however, the City may
require the subject property to be annexed into the City as a
condition prerequisite to the extension of water mains.
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Section 12. Section 22-34 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby deleted.
Section 13. Section 22-34 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby created as follows:
Each developer, owner or builder (hereinafter referred to as
"Developer") shall be responsible for the design, installation,
inspection and testing of the complete water system located in
the streets or easements adjoining or within the boundaries of
Developer's property.
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The term "complete water system" as used herein includes but
is not limited to all component parts of a water distribution
system, including pipes, valves, fittings, hydrants and all
appurtenances as shown upon the approved design of such water
distribution system.
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The City's requirement for the installation of oversized
lines or facilities designed to provide service for other
properties shall be the subject of a refunding agreement as set
forth hereafter in this Ordinance. The limited size of the
Developer's property for which service has been requested may
indicate to the City the desirability of having the City design
and install the water distribution system. In such event, the
City reserves the right to compute the estimated cost of such
extension and to require the Developer to pay such cost of
construction in lieu of the Developer's installation of the water
distribution system.
Section 14. Section 22-35 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby deleted.
Section 15. A new Section 22-35 of Article II of Chapter 22
is hereby created as follows:
Section 22-35. Water Capital Charges.
(a) The intent of this section is to establish charges for
the purpose of compensating the City for costs incurred in
providing water treatment facilities and in extending water lines
to a point of reasonable availability for connection to the City
Water System. The charges shall be computed on the basis of real
property use, zoning and size in approximate proportion to the
benefits received.
(b) A water capital charge is hereby established at $750.00
per equivalent residential unit (ERU). Those persons,
corporations, or entities which have previously prepaid the
existing water connection fee or who have entered into an
agreement with the City providing credits against the water
connection fee shall be exempt from paying this water capital
charge.
(c) For the purpose of calculating and imposing the water
capital charge the ERU factor for a connection shall be as
follows:
ESTABLISHMENT
UNIT Factor
Residential:
Per Dwelling Unit 1.000
Commercial:
Auditorium
Barber/beauty shop
Bowling Alley
Seat 0.017
Opr. Sta. 0.300
Lane 0.333
Seat 0.100
Seat 0.167
Seat 0.050
Seat 0.067
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Food Service:
Restaurant/cafeteria
Restaurant (24 hours)
Restaurant ("fast food")
Bar/cocktail lounge
Hotel, Motel (not including
food service, banquet and
meeting rooms, and laundries)
Room
0.500
Industrial Building (not
including food service;
not including industrial
waste flows):
Without showers
Employee
0.050
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Add:
Employee 0.117
Per machine 1. 333
1,000 sq.
feet Gross 0.334
Per Bay 1. 000
Per Wash
Bay 3.200
Per Toilet
Room 1. 000
Per Seat 0.010
Per Seat 0.067
Space 0.333
Per Dentist 0.833
Per Wet
Chair 0.667
Per Doctor 0.833
Per Seat 0.017
Per Bed 0.833
Per Bed 0.417
With showers
Laundry, Self-Service
Office Building (add food
service and retail space)
Service Station
Add:
. Theater
Theater (Dinner)
Trailer Park (overnight)
Dentist Off ice:
Doctor Office
Church
Hospital
Nursing Home
Warehouse-Office:
Use fixture units for
warehouse and see "Office"
category for calculating
ERUs in that area. (Add for
food service and add for
retail space if applicable.)
Meeting and/or Banquet Rooms
Per Seat
0.017
(Total sq.ft/15 sq.ft./person
x .017X # of seats)
Automotive Repair and
Maintenance Store
Per Bay
0.250
Retail Store/Self-Service
Gas Pumps
Per Restroom
1. 000
(Add remaining fixture units)
Extended Care Facilities
Per Efficiency 0.500
.
Convenience Store without
Gas Pump
Use fixture
units
Schools, Middle and High
Per Student
0.067
Schools, Elementary and Nursery
Per Student
0.025
(d) One ERU shall have an assigned value of 1.00. One ERU
is hereby established and determined to be equal to a flow of
300 gallons per day (GPD), Average Annual Basis. The water
capital fee shall be determined by multiplying the ERU factor
listed in subsection (c) above times $750.00, times the number of
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units. For all establishments not listed in subsection (c)
above, the water capital charge shall be determined by
multiplying the number of fixture units, as published in the
Standard Plumbing Code, by 25, times $750.00, and dividing that
numerator by 300 GPD/ERU.
(e) The water capital charge shall be paid prior to the
issuance of the building permit pursuant to Section 5-42 of the
Ocoee Code of Ordinances.
Section 16. Section 22-36 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby amended as follows:
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Sec. 22-36. Obligations of the City.
(a) The city shall maintain copies of this extension policy
available for the inspection of any property owner, developer,
builder or prospective consumer desiring information regarding
all elements of the cost of connecting to the water facilities of
the city. Such copies shall be maintained at the general office
of the Ocoee water system.
(b) The city shall maintain "as built" information on its
water facilities in its office or in the office of its designated
representatives for the purpose of providing reasonable
information concerning the location of its water facilities.
(c) The city shall install all meters upon the request of
prospective consumers providing that €eR~r4a~e4efts-4ft-a4d-of
~~RS~~Y~~~~R all fees and charges as described herein and the
established meter installation fees have been paid in accordance
with the provisions of the extension policy.
(d) In instances where the city undertakes the installation
of water distribution lines at the cost and expense of the
developer in lieu of the developer's installation of such
facilities, the city will provide laterals for water service to a
developer's lot line ready for plumber's hookup and the
installation of meters.
Section 17. Section 22-42 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby amended as follows:
Section 22-42. Meter Installation Fees
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(a) Ocoee will charge to each prospective consumer request-
ing water service a meter installation fee set forth in the
schedule below to defray eeeeeLs the city's cost of the meter,
meter appurtenances and cost of installation and related
administrative and overhead costs. Such meter installation fee
shall be in accordance with the meter fee schedule. The City
will require the payment of such meter installation fee
concurrently with the request by prospective consumers for the
meter installation. The meter installation fee shall be charged
only one time for the installation of a meter at anyone
location; provided, however, that requests to exchange existing
meters for meters of a larger size will result in a charge to the
prospective consumer of the difference between the existing
smaller size meter and the requested larger single size meter.
This is presently incorporated into the connection fees for
residential connections.
This schedule establishes the minimum fee and
the consumer's facility is ready for a meter set.
assess such other fees as necessary to recover the
installation.
assumes that
The city may
cost of meter
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Fee Schedule:
( 1 ) 5/8 inch or 3/4 inch
(single residential size):--ft&-aG&L~~ft&~ $100.00
( 2 ) I-inch 200.00
( 3 ) 1-1/4-inch 250.00
( 4 ) 1-1/2-inch 300.00
( 5 ) 2-inch bronze case 900.00
. ( 6 ) 3-inch bronze case 1,350.00
( 7 ) 4-inch bronze case 2,200.00
( 8 ) 6-inch bronze case 5,400.00
( 9 ) 8-inch cast iron 7,100.00
(10) 10-inch cast iron 9,500.00
Section 18. Section 22-43 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby amended as follows:
Section 22-43. Inspection Fees.
(a) The City reserves the right to inspect the installation
of all water distribution facilities installed by a developer or
developer's contractors, which facilities are proposed to be
transferred to the City for ownership, operation and control.
Such inspection is designed to assure the City that water lines
are installed in accordance with approved designs and are further
consistent with the criteria and specifications governing the
kind and quality of such installation. The City further reserves
the right to be present at tests of component parts of the water
distribution system for the purpose of determining that the
system, as constructed, conforms to the City's criteria for
exfiltration, infiltration, pressure testing, line and grade.
Such tests will be performed by the developer or developer's
contractor, but only under the direct supervision of the City's
engineer or authorized inspector.
(b) The City *~e~*~e6-~~e-~~~~~-~~-shall charge an
inspection fee not to exceed two (2) percent of the cost, either
actual or estimated, of the subject water facility as installed
by the developer. The City maintains full-time inspection
availability and the cost for inspection services as set forth
herein is and shall continue to be designed to defray the actual
cost of conducting such inspections and testing.
Section 19. Section 22-45 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby amended as follows:
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Section 22-45. Refundable Advances.
The City may require, in addition to the contribution
provisions set forth herein, a refundable adv-nce by the
developer to further temporarily defray the cost of any
"off=site" extension of water mains and pumping stations
necessary to connect the developer's property with the then
terminus of the Ocoee water system in compliance with the City
Water Transmission System Master Plan. As-see-fe~~h-ef~ewhere-in
~A~s-e*~eRs~eR-~e~~ey, The developer shall always be responsible
for his "hydraulic share" of the cost of eff-sfee facilities.
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However, this extension policy recognizes instances in which a
developer may be required to advance the hydraulic share
applicable to other undeveloped property in order that "o-f-f-'5-i.-t.e-u
facilities may be constructed to serve the developer's property
and at the same time be sized in accordance with the City Water
~~<<~e~~ee~Q~ System Master Plan. All amounts expended by the
developer over and above the developer's hydraulic share for
"off-e~~~" facilities shall be refunded to the developer in
accordance with the terms ana-conditions of a refunding agreement
which the City will execute with the developer. The refund
agreement shall provide for a plan of refund based upon the
connection of other properties, to the extent of their hydraulic
share, which properties will be served by the "e~~-5i~e"
facilities installed by the developer. The agreement shall also
provide for a credit to the Develo~er against water capital
charges for improvements to the PrImary Water Main.
Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, the City may
limit the life of such refund agreement to a term of not less
more than seven (7) years, after which time any portion of the
refund not be made to the developer by the terms and conditions
of the refund agreement will have lapsed, and thereafter such
refund agreement will be cancelled. In no event shall a
developer recover an amount greater than the difference between
the capitalized cost of such "eff-&~~e" improvements and the
developer's own hydraulic share of such improvements. ~fte-e~ey
.ftarr-fioe-~nerrr~e-afty-~ftee~e~e-rrpon-the-reEcrrrd-aE-a-d~v~rcrp~r~~-
etG-~a-R-C-e .
Section 20. Section 22-46 of Article II of Chapter 22 is
hereby amended as follows:
Section 22-46. Connection Water Capital Charge Adjustment
Formula; Escalation.
The basis for the ~-~ water capital charge schedule
set forth herein has been structured by the City with regard to
two (2) major but variable factors: First, the present level of
construction costs of water distribution and water treatment
plant facilities; second, the theory of treatment facilities and
t~~-~~ of the treatment ~i~i~~ level as prescribed
by t...f1.e- ...{k -anq.e- -C-oun-t -y- ..fl.e..a..l-t-h- -depiH:'-t-me-n-t-""'ftf1"d- the S tat e 0 f F lor i d a
Department of Environmental Regulation or other governmental
entities with jurisdiction. The City hereby declares that the
schedule of ~~~ water capital charges set forth herein may
be escalated based upon increases i~~~~~-t-y-~~~~~~
arising from these factors.
Section 21. Article III of Chapter 22 is hereby created as
follows:
ARTICLE III. SEWER SYSTEM EXTENSION
Section 22-61. purpose.
The City of Ocoee, Florida, hereinafter referred to as "the
City," as the owner and operator of the sewer system, hereinafter
referred to as "the Ocoee Sewer System," hereby establishes this
extension policy for the purpose of creating a uniform method of
determining the capital charges to be borne by property owners,
builders or developers within the service area to defray or par-
tially defray the cost of an on-site sewer system; the allocable
share of an off-site sewer system; and allocable shares of treat-
ment plant costs. The City declares that this extension policy
has as its goal the establishment of a uniform method of com-
puting or determining such contributions to the end that all such
contributions shall be nondiscriminatory among consumers in the
area and shall be applied as nearly as possible with uniformity
to all consumers and prospective consumers within the present or
future service area.
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Section 22-62. Availability.
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The provisions of this extension policy are available to
consumers and property owners throughout the service area of the
Ocoee sewer system which shall allow the City to recover
operating costs and expenses, required debt service,
contributions to renewal and replacement funds, and allocations
from the general revenue fund for costs reasonably related to the
sewer system. The term "service area" as used herein is that
area defined in the adopted Sewer System Master Plan. Extensions
to be undertaken shall be in accordance with this Article and in
general conformity to the adopted Sewer System Master Plan.
Section 22-63. Extensions outside service area.
Owners, builders or developers being potential consumers,
where the subject property lies outside Ocoee's existing service
area, may apply to Ocoee for the extension of sewer lines to said
property. The City shall not be obligated to provide service
outside its existing service area, but may elect to do so upon
terms and conditions similar to those contained in this extension
policy; provided, however, the City may require additional
capital charges should the same be reasonably required in order
to maintain the same level of economic feasibility then in effect
within the existing service area; and provided, however, the city
may require the subject property to be annexed into the city as a
condition prerequisite to the extension of sewer lines.
Section 22-63A. Agreements with Other Governments.
The City may enter into an agreement with Orange County or
another municipality to provide wholesale service so that the
county or municipality may provide service to a Developer outside
the City's service area. Such wholesale agreements shall be
subject to sewer capital charges as provided in this Ordinance.
Section 22-64. On-Site Facilities.
Each devp.loper, owner or builder (hereinafter referred to as
"developer") shall be responsible for the design, installation,
inspection and testing of the complete sewer system located in
the street or streets adjoining or within the boundaries of
developer's property.
The term "complete sewer system" as used herein includes but
is not limited to all component parts of a sewage collection
system, including gravity lines, force mains, pumps, valves and
all appurtenances as shown upon the approved design of such sewer
system.
.
The City's requirement for the installation of oversized
lines or facilities designed to provide service for other
properties shall be the subject of a refunding agreement as set
forth hereafter in this Ordinance. The limited size of the
developer's property for which service has been requested may
indicate to the City the desirability of having the City design
and install the sewer system. In such event, the City reserves
the right to compute the estimated cost of such extension and to
require the developer to pay such cost of construction in lieu of
the developer's installation of the sewer system.
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Section 22-65. Sewer Capital Charges
(a) The intent of this section is to establish fees for the
purpose of compensating the City for costs incurred in providing
sewage treatment facilities, effluent disposal facilities and
pumping stations and extending sewer lines to a point of
reasonable availability for connection to the City Sewer System.
The charges shall be computed on the basis of real property use,
zoning and size in approximate proportion to the benefits
received.
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(b) A sewer capital charge is hereby established at
$2500.00 per equivalent residential unit (ERU). Those
persons, corporations or entities which have previously prepaid
the existing sewer capacity charges or who prepaid sewer capacity
charges to Prima Vista utility Company, Inc. (PVU) which were
transferred from PVU to the City pursuant to the agreement
between PVU and the City dated December 3, 1987 shall be exempt
from paying this sewer capital charge.
(c) For the purpose of calculating and imposing the sewer
capital charge the ERU factor for a connection shall be as
follows:
ESTABLISHMENT
UNIT
F ac tor
Residential:
Per Dwelling Unit
1. 000
Commercial:
Auditorium
Barber/beauty shop
Bowling Alley
Seat
Opr. Sta.
Lane
0.017
0.300
0.333
Food Service:
Restaurant/cafeteria
Restaurant (24 hours)
Restaurant ("fast food")
Bar/cocktail lounge
Seat
Seat
Seat
Seat
0.100
0.167
0.050
0.067
Hotel, Motel (not including
food service, banquet and
meeting rooms, and laundries)
Room
0.500
Industrial Building (not
including food service;
not including industrial
waste flows):
~v'i thout showers
With showers
Employee
Employee
0.050
0.117
.
Laundry, Self-Service
Per machine
1. 333
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Office Building (add food
service and retail space)
Add:
1,000 sq.
feet Gross 0.334
Per Bay 1.000
Per Wash
Bay 3.200
Per Toilet
Room 1.000
Per Seat 0.010
Per Seat 0.067
Space 0.333
Per Dentist 0.833
Per Wet
Chair 0.667
Per
Doctor 0.833
Per Seat 0.017
Per Bed 0.833
Per Bed 0.417
Service Station
Add:
Theater
Theater (Dinner)
4It Trailer Park (overnight)
Dentist Office:
Doctor Office
Church
Hospital
Nursing Home
Warehouse-Office:
Use fixture units for warehouse
area and see "Office" category
for calculating ERUs in that
area. (Add for food service
and add for retail space if
applicable.)
Meeting and/or Banquet Rooms
Per Seat
0.017
(Total sq.ft/15 sq.ft./person
x .017 x # of seats)
Automotive Repair and
Maintenance Store
Extended Care Facilities
Per Bay 0.250
Per Restroom 1. 000
Per Efficiency 0.500
Use fixture
units
Per Student 0.067
Per Student 0.025
Retail store/Self-Service
Gas Pumps
Convenience Store without
Gas Pump
4It Schools, Middle and High
Schools, Elementary and Nursery
(d) One ERU shall have an assigned value of 1.00. One ERU
is hereby established and determined to be equal to a flow of
270 gallons per day (GPD), average annual basis. The sewer
capital fee shall be determined by multiplying the ERU factor
listed in subsection (c) above times $2500.00, times the number
of units. For all establishments not listed in subsection (c)
above, the sewer capital charge shall be determined by
multiplying the number of fixture units, as published in the
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Standard Plumbing Code, by 25, times $2500.00, and dividing that
numerator by 270 GPD/ERU.
(e) The sewer capital charge shall be paid prior to the
issuance of the building permit pursuant to Section 5-42 of the
Ocoee Code of Ordinances.
Section 22-66. Obligations of the City.
(a) The City shall maintain copies of this extension policy
available for the inspection of any property owner, developer,
builder or prospective consumer desiring information regarding
all elements of the cost of connecting to the sewer facilities of
the City. Such copies shall be maintained at the general office
~ of the Ocoee Sewer System.
(b) The City shall maintain "as built" information on its
sewer facilities in its office or in the office of its designated
representatives for the purpose of providing reasonable
information concerning the location of its sewer facilities.
(c) In instances where the City undertakes the installation
of sewer lines at the cost and expense of the Developer in lieu
of the developer's installation of such facilities, the City will
provide lines for sewer service to a developer's lot line ready
for plumber's hookup and the installation of meters.
Section 22-67. Obligations of developer.
It shall be the developer's obligation to furnish to the
City accurate information with regard to matters of engineering,
construction of buildings and dwellings, and proposed densities.
Developers who increase their density factors and/or discharge
requirements during the course of construction of the project are
exposed to an adjustment in their proportionate share for
off-site facilities and/or an increase in capital charges
applicable to the developer's project. The developer is
responsible for errors or changes in engineering information
furnished to the City when such error or change results in
increased cost to the City for any construction which the City
may undertake in connection with installing sewer facilities or
which could necessitate a new design or redesign of sewer system
plans.
Section 22-68. Developer agreements required.
.
An owner, builder or developer may be required to execute a
"developer's agreement" setting forth such reasonable provisions
governing a developer's and the City's responsibility pertaining
to the installation of service facilities, the interconnection of
lines with the facilities of the City, the manner and method of
payment of contributions in aid of construction, matters of
exclusive service rights by the City, standards of construction
or specifications, time commitments to "take and use sewer
service," engineering errors and omissions, rules, regulations
and procedures of the City, prohibitions against improper use of
the City's facilities and other matters normally associated with
and contained in developer agreements. Nothing contained in such
developer agreements shall be in conflict with this extension
policy, nor the City's ordinances governing rates, fees and
charges for services and other requirements regarding the
rendition of sewer utility service. The developer, in addition
to the contribution formulas set forth herein, shall bear the
cost of the preparation of developer agreements by independent
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counselor persons qualified to draft and prepare such
agreements. Said charge shall not exceed that amount normally to
be contemplated for such services.
Section 22-69. Easements and right-of-way.
As a prerequisite to the construction of any sewer system
proposed to be connected to the facilities of the City, the
developer shall grant to the City such easements or rights-of-way
corresponding with the installation of the proposed facilities.
Such grant or conveyance shall be in form satisfactory to the
City Attorney. Such conveyances, when located on the property of
the developer, shall be made without cost to the City.
4It Section 22-70. System design-Independent engineers.
The City shall recognize the design of sewer facilities
prepared by a registered professional engineer regularly engaged
in the field of sanitary engineering, covering the design of a
developer's on-site sewer system; provided, however, that each
such design shall be fully subject to the approval of the City's
engineer and shall conform in all respects to the criteria of the
City governing the installation of utility facilities ultimately
to be accepted by the City for ownership, operation and
maintenance. The City shall charge a fee commensurate with the
cost to the City of reviewing such engineering plans and
furnishing to the developer's engineer various information
regarding location and criteria. All designs of sewer facilities
are at all times subject to the approval of other agencies having
jurisdiction over such design.
Section 22-71. System Design-By the City's engineer.
The City maintains a relationship with its consulting
engineer to provide utility design services to developers
for the purpose of facilitating the design of developer's on-site
sewer system. Designs prepared by the City's consulting engineer
are acceptable to the City but are at all times subject to the
approval of any other governmental agencies having jursidiction
over the subject matter of such design. The cost of plans
prepared by the City's consulting engineer shall be borne by the
developer. However, in such cases, the developer will not be
required to pay the charge for review of such plans as provided
for in the Section 22-70.
Section 22-73. Inspection fees.
.
(a) The City reserves the right to inspect the installation
of all sewer facilities installed by a developer or developer's
contractors, which facilities are proposed to be transferred to
the City for ownership, operation and control. Such inspection
is designed to assure the City that sewer lines are installed in
accordance with approved designs and are further consistent with
the criteria and specifications governing the kind and quality of
such installation. The City further reserves the right to be
present at tests of component parts of the sewer system for the
purpose of determining that the system, as constructed, conforms
to the City's criteria. Such tests will be performed by the
developer or developer's contractor, but only under the direct
supervision of the City's engineer or authorized inspector.
(b) The City shall charge an inspection fee not to exceed
two per cent of the cost, either actual or estimated, of the sub-
ject sewer facility as installed by the developer. The City
maintains full-time inspection availability and the cost for
inspection services as set forth herein is and shall continue to
be designed to defray the actual cost of conducting such inspec-
tions and testing.
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section 22-74. Transfer of contributed property; bills of sale.
(a) Each developer who has constructed portions of the
sewer system on the developer's own property, prior to intercon-
nection with the City's existing facilities, shall convey such
component parts of the sewer system to the city by bill of sale
in a form satisfactory to the City Attorney, together with such
evidence as may be required by the City that the sewer system
proposed to be transferred to the City is free of all liens and
encumbrances.
.
(b) Any facilities in the category of "consumer's lines"
located on the consumer's side of the point of service shall not
be transferred to the City and shall remain the property of the
developer, a subsequent owner-occupant or their successors and
assigns. Such "consumer lines" shall remain the maintenance
responsibility of the developer or subsequent consumers.
(c) The City shall not be required to accept title to any
component part of the sewer system as constructed by the
developer until the City has approved the construction of said
lines, accepted the tests to determine that such construction is
in accordance with the criteria established by the City and
thereby has evidenced acceptance of such lines for the City's
ownership, operation and maintenance.
(d) The developer shall maintain accurate cost records
establishing the construction costs of all utility facilities
constructed by the developer and proposed to be transferred to
the City. Such cost information shall be furnished to the City
concurrently with the bill of sale and such cost information
shall be a prerequisite for the acceptance by the City of the
portion of the water distribution system constructed by the
developer.
(e) The City reserves the right to refuse connection and to
deny the commencement of service to any consumer seeking to be
connected to portions of the sewer system installed by a
developer until such time as the provisions of this section have
been fully met by the developer or developer's successors or
assigns.
Section 22-75. Refundable Advances.
.
The city may require, in addition to the contribution pro-
visions set forth herein, a refundable advance by the developer
to further temporarily defray the cost of any extension of sewage
facilities necessary to connect the developer's property with the
Primary Interceptor Force Main in compliance with the City Sewer
System Master Plan. The developer shall always be responsible
for his proportionate share of the cost of facilities. However,
this extension policy recognizes instances in which a developer
may be required to advance the proportionate share applicable to
other undeveloped property in order that facilities may be
constructed to serve the developer's property and at the same
time be sized in accordance with the City Sewer System Master
plan. All amounts expended by the developer over and above the
developer's proportionate share for facilities shall be refunded
to the developer in accordance with the terms and conditions of a
refunding agreement which the City will execute with the
developer. The refund agreement shall provide for a plan of
refund based upon the connection of other properties, to the
extent of their proportionate share, which properties will be
served by the facilities installed by the developer. The
agreement shall also provide for a credit to the developer
against sewer capital charges for improvements to the primary
Interceptor Force Main. Notwithstanding the provisions of this
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section, the City may limit the life of such refund agreement to
a term of not more than seven years, after which time any portion
of the refund not made to the developer by the terms and
conditions of the refund agreement will have lapsed, and
thereafter such refund agreement will be cancelled. In no event
shall a developer recover an amount greater than the difference
between the capitalized cost of such improvements and the
developer's own proportionate share of such improvements.
Section 22-76. Sewer Capital charge escalation.
.
The basis for the capital charge schedule set forth herein
has been structured by the City with regard to two major but
variable factors: First, the present level of construction costs
of sewer collection and treatment plant facilities; second, the
treatment level as prescribed by the State of Florida Department
of Environmental Regulation or other governmental entities with
jurisdiction. The City hereby declares that the schedule of
sewer capital charges set forth herein may be escalated based
upon increases arising from these factors.
Section 22. Article IV of Chapter 22 is hereby created as
follows:
ARTICLE IV. WATER SERVICE ALLOCATION
Section 22-91. Application of Article.
Consistent with any applicable enforceable contracts, the
City Commission by resolution may designate a particular service
area or geographic location to which it intends to provide and
allocate water service capacity created by the construction or
expansion of potable water facilities owned or to be owned by the
City. Upon designation of such an area or location by the
Commission, this article and the rules adopted hereby shall apply
to the allocation of such water service capacity created by the
construction or expansion of potable water facilities owned, or
to be owned, by the City.
Section 22-92. City water permits.
The Commission hereby establishes an Ocoee water permit.
Water connections to any potable water facilities which are
constructed or expanded to provide water service capacity to a
designated service area or geographic location pursuant to
Section 22-91 hereof may be made only pursuant to a current and
valid water permit issued by the City except for connections
provided for in applicable enforceable contracts or agreements.
Section 22-93. Water capital charges.
.
Ocoee Water Permits may be issued only after acceptance by
the City of a complete application and upon payment of water
capital charges applicable at the time of issuance of such
permit, in accordance with the City rate resolutions and
ordinances. The permittee must also later pay any increases in
said charges for capacity previously purchased prior to the time
of issuance of a building permit. Payment of water capital
charges shall be by cash, certified check, or other instrument
acceptable to the City.
Section 22-94. Water permit application.
(a) The City may designate a day (hereinafter referred to
as "allocation date") when all those persons or entities (or
authorized agents thereof) who own land within a designated
service area or geographic location may apply and pay water
capital charges or provide an irrevocable letter of credit or
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other instrument acceptable to the City in the amount of said
charges to the City for water service capacity created by the
construction or expansion of potable water facilities owned or to
be owned by the City. An applicant may enter into a Developer's
Agreement for water service providing a schedule of payment and
security acceptable to the City.
(b) The City shall publish notice of the date, time and
location for acceptance of applications and payment of applicable
fees and charges in a newspaper of general circulation at least
five days prior to the designated date.
.
(c) The City may require all information in said
application that it deems reasonable and necessary, and may
reject applications it deems are incomplete. Any application for
an Ocoee water permit shall contain the legal description of the
land constituting the area for which an Ocoee water permit is to
be issued. The legal description shall include only those lands
owned by the applicant (or the applicant's principal, if the
applicant is an agent for the owner) for which the water permit
and the water service capacity allocated thereby is to serve.
Section 22-95. Allocation of water service capacity.
(a) Upon the prior receipt by the City of all necessary
governmental approvals, permits, licenses and certifications for
the construction or expansion of any potable water treatment
facilities owned or to be owned by the City which will create
water service capacity intended to serve a designated service
area or geographic location, the City may allocate all available,
unallocated water service capacity of said potable water
facilities in the order of water capital charges paid or
irrevocable letters of credit or other cash equivalent provided
to the City on the allocation date by applicants whose
applications have been received and accepted by the City pursuant
to Section 22-96 hereof.
(b) The City reserves the right to evaluate applications
for water permits received subsequent to the allocation date and
grant such permits if in the best interest of the City. The City
may assess additional water capital charges and revenue and
maintenance fees which would have been collected in the interim
from the allocation date for such permits.
Section 22-96. Transfer of water service capacity.
.
The water service capacity permitted shall inure to the
benefit of only the current and future owners of the property
described in said water permit and the permittee may not transfer
water service capacity to any other property not identified in
the water permit except as provided herein. Any permittee may
transfer water service capacity allocated by a water permit to
purchasers of land for which the permit was issued, and upon
application therefor, the City will reissue the water permit for
any portion of water service capacity transferred or assigned in
connection with such transfer of ownership of land. Any
permittee may transfer water service capacity authorized by a
water permit to lands not described in said permit provided that
1) no transfer of capacity may be made for consideration greater
than transferor's initial Water Capital Charge, 2) the
transferree must execute a Developer's Agreement for Water
Service, and 3) the City has the right of first refusal of said
capacity to be transferred.
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Section 22-97. Term of water permit; revocation; sale of surplus
capacity.
(a) Except as provided in Subsection (b) hereof, each water
permit shall be valid for a period of one year from the date of
issuance. The term may be extended for seven additional
successive periods of one year by payment of a Revenue and
Haintenance Fee for each one year extension prior to expiration
of the permit.
.
(b) Notwithstanding Subsection (a) above, each water permit
issued by the City for which a Letter of Credit is given shall be
valid for a period of one year from the date capacity is
available, as determined by the City. The term may be extended
as provided in Subsection (a) above.
(c) Any water permit may be revoked by the City for
violation of or noncompliance with provisions of said water
permit, or this article, mistake of fact, or mistake of law. All
fees and charges paid pursuant to Section 22-93 hereof shall,
upon issuance of a water permit therefor, be nonrefundable.
(d) If the permittee is unable to use all or any portion of
the water service capacity allocated pursuant to a water permit,
the permittee, prior to the termination of the right of said
capacity, may request in writing to sell such surplus capacity
back to the City. The City may buy such surplus capacity back
from the permittee at the rate originally paid by the permittee
for said water service capacity, without interest. The City may
defer the purchase thereof until it has identified another quali-
fied customer or customers located in the same designated service
area and ready, willing and able to pay the fees and charges for
and to use the surplus water service capacity being released by
the permittee. If the City is unable to identify another custo-
mer to use the surplus capacity within two years after notice
from the permittee the water permit shall expire. The permittee
may reapply for said permit and receive a credit for any water
capital charge previously paid upon issuance of a new water
permi t.
Section 22-98. Responsibility for transmission and distribution
costs.
In addition to Section 22-93 charges, the permittee shall
either provide, or pay the capital costs (including land costs)
of, the required capital improvements for both:
(a) The transmission of potable water from the City's
primary water main to the boundaries of the property described in
a water permit; and
(b) The distribution of potable water within the
boundaries of the property described in a water permit.
.
The City shall allow the permittee to connect to its primary
water main at the nearest feasible point, as determined by the
City. The City reserves the right to physically make the
connection to the primary water main.
Section 23. Article V of Chapter 22 is hereby created as
follows:
ARTICLE V. SEWER SERVICE ALLOCATION
Section 22-111. Application of Article.
Consistent with any applicable enforceable contracts, the
Commission, by resolution, may designate a particular service
area or geographic location to which it intends to provide and
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allocate sewer service capacity created by the construction or
expansion of wastewater facilities owned or to be owned by the
City. Upon designation of such an area or location by the
Commission, this article shall apply to the allocation of such
sewer service capacity created by the construction or expansion
of wastewater facilities owned or to be owned by the City.
Section 22-112. City sewer permits.
.
The Commission hereby establishes an Ocoee Sewer Permit to
be issued for sewer service capacity allocated pursuant to this
Article. Sewer connections to any wastewater facilities which
are constructed or expanded to provide sewer service capacity to
a designated service area or geographic location pursuant to
Section 22-111 hereof may be made only pursuant to a current and
valid sewer permit issued by the City except for connections
provided for in applicable enforceable contracts or agreements.
Section 22-113. Sewer capital charges.
Sewer permits may be issued only after acceptance by the
City of a complete application and upon payment of all sewer
capital charges applicable at the time of issuance of such permit
in accordance with City rate resolutions and ordinances. The
permittee must also later pay any increases in said charges for
capacity previously purchased prior to the time of issuance of a
building permit for the use of such capacity. Payment of sewer
capital charges shall be by cash, certified check, or other
instrument acceptable to the City.
Section 22-114. Sewer permit application.
(a) The City may designate one day (hereafter "allocation
date") when all those persons or entities (or authorized agents
thereof) who own land within a designated service area or
geographic location may apply and pay applicable sewer capital
charges or provide an irrevocable letter of credit or other
instrument acceptable to the City in the amount of said charges
to the City for sewer service capacity created by the
construction or expansion of wastewater facilities owned or to be
owned by the City on a "first come, first served" basis until all
available, unallocated capacity has been purchased. An applicant
may enter into a Developer's Agreement for sewer service
providing a schedule of payment and security acceptable to the
City.
(b) The City shall publish notice of the date, time, and
location for acceptance of applications in a newspaper of general
circulation at least five days prior to an allocation date.
.
(c) The City may require all information in said
application that it deems reasonable and necessary, and may
reject applications it deems are incomplete. Any application for
a sewer permit submitted pursuant to these rules shall contain
the legal description of the land constituting the area for which
a sewer permit is to be issued. The legal description shall
include only those lands owned by the applicant (or the
applicant's principal, if the applicant is an agent for the
owner) for which the sewer permit and the wastewater service
capacity allocated thereby is to serve.
Section 22-115. Allocation of wastewater service capacity.
(a) Upon prior receipt by the City of all necessary
governmental approvals, permits, licenses, and certifications for
the construction or expansion of any wastewater facilities owned
or to be owned by the City which will create sewer service
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capacity intended to serve a designated area or geographic
location, the City may offer for purchase all such available
sewer service capacity in the order of sewer capital charges paid
or irrevocable letters of credit or other cash equivalent
provided to the City on the allocation date by applicants whose
applications have been received and accepted by the City pursuant
to Section 22-114.
(b) The City reserves the right to evaluate applications
for sewer permits received subsequent to the allocation date and
grant such permits if in the best interest of the City. The City
may assess additional sewer capital charges and revenue and
maintenance fees which would have been collected in the interim
from the allocation date for such permits.
.
Section 22-116. Transfer of sewer service capacity.
The sewer service capacity permitted shall inure to the
benefit of only the current and future owners of the property
described in said sewer permit, and the permittee may not
transfer sewer service capacity to any other property not
identified in the sewer permit except as provided herein. Any
permittee may transfer sewer service capacity authorized by a
sewer permit to purchasers of land for which the permit was
issued, and upon application therefor, the City will reissue
sewer permits for any portion of the sewer service capacity
transferred or assigned in connection with such transfer of
ownership of land. Any permittee may transfer sewer service
capacity authorized by a sewer permit to lands not described in
said permit provided that 1) no transfer of capacity may be made
for consideration greater than the transferror's initial Sewer
Capital Charge, 2) the transferee must execute a Developer's
Agreement for sewer service, 3) the City has the right of first
refusal of said capacity to be transferred and 4) notice is given
to the Department of Environmental Regulation if a collection or
transmission system permit has been issued for the use of said
capacity on the lands described in said permit.
Section 22-117. Term of sewer permit.
(a) Except as provided in Subsection (b) hereof, each sewer
permit shall be valid for a period of one year from the date of
issuance. The term may be extended for seven additional
successive periods of one year by payment of a Revenue and
t1aintenance Fee for each one year extension prior to expiration
of the permit.
(b) Notwithstanding Subsection (a) above, each sewer permit
issued by the City for which a letter of Credit is given shall be
valid for a period of one year from the date capacity is
available, as determined by the City. The term may be extended
as provided in Subsection (a) above.
.
(c) Any sewer permit may be revoked by the City for
violation of or noncompliance with provisions of said sewer
permit or this article, falsification of permit application,
mistake of fact, or mistake of law. All charges paid pursuant to
Section 22-113 hereof shall, upon issuance of a sewer permit
therefor, be nonrefundable.
(d) If the permittee is unable to use all or any portion of
the sewer service capacity authorized by a sewer permit, the
permittee may, prior to the termination of the right to use said
capacity, request in writing to sell such surplus capacity back
to the City. The City may buy such surplus capacity back from
the permittee at the rate originally paid by the permittee for
said sewer service capacity, without interest. The City may
defer the purchase thereof until it has identified another
qualified customer or customers located in the same designated
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service area and ready, willing and able to pay the charges for
the suplus sewer service capacity being released by said
permittee. If the City is unable to identify another customer to
use the surplus capacity within two years after notice from the
permittee the sewer permit shall expire. The permittee may
reapply for said permit and receive a credit for any sewer
capital charge previously paid upon issuance of a new sewer
permit.
Section 22-118. Responsibility for wastewater transmission and
collection facilities costs.
.
In addition to the Section 22-113 charges, the permittee
shall either provide, or pay the capital costs (including land
costs) of the required capital improvements for both:
(1) The collection of sewage within the boundaries of the
property described in the sewer permit; and
(2) The transmission of the sewage from those boundaries to
the City's Primary Interceptor Force Main.
The City shall allow the permittee to connect to the Main
or mains at the nearest feasible point as determined by the
City. The City reserves the right to physically make the
connection to the City's Primary Interceptor Force main at the
applicant's cost.
Section 24. Article VI of Chapter 22 is hereby created as
follows:
ARTICLE VI. CITY REVENUE AND MAINTENANCE FEE
Section 22-141. Fee adopted: calculation.
The City Commission may establish by resolution a revenue
and maintenance fee for each equivalent residential unit (ERU)
per year. For purposes of calculating and imposing the revenue
and maintenance fee, the ERU value for any particular connection
shall be calculated and imposed in the manner provided for in
Section 22-35 or Section 22-65 of this Code.
Section 22-142. Applicability.
The revenue and maintenance fee shall be paid annually by
all those customers who hold City sewer or water permits in
accordance with the provisions of Sections 22-97 and 22-117
herein.
Section 25. Severability.
.
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or
portion of this Ordinance is for any reason held invalid or
unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such
portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent
provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portion hereto.
Section 26. Effective Date.
This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon
passage and adoption.
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.
.
PASSED AND ADOPTED th i s 4 th
ATTEST:
day of October
, 1988.
ADVERTISED Se.,Dtember 18 , 1988.
READ FIRST TIME September 6 , 1988.
READ SECOND TIME AND ADOPTED
October 4 , 1988
CITY3i~OEE' eOL
By: ~
Thomas R. Ison, Mayor
FOR USE AND RELIANCE ONLY BY THE CITY OF OCOEE, FLORIDA
APPROVED AS TO FOrot AND LEGALITY:
\\i
THIS 7 DAY OF ccroBe.~ , 1988
FOLEY & LARDNER, VAN DEN BERG,
GAY, BURKE, WILSON & ARKIN
c8tb~
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By:
3015153(WtrOrd)(12)(10/04/88)
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