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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem #13 Stormwater Utility Fee Options AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET Meeting Date: February 7, 2006 Item # 13 Contact Name: Contact Number: Bob Zaitooni 6002 Reviewed By: ~ Department Director: .~___ City Manager: _~ Subject: Stormwater Utility Fee Options Background Summary: As outlined in a presentation to the City Commission in a work session on November 18, 2005, in order to implement a long-range stormwater management program, it is necessary to increase the storm water utility fees. Staff outlined a flat fee model which entails an initial increase of $1.50 and subsequent $0.50 per year for 4 years. During the work session, staff was directed to investigate a sliding-scale model which considers a scaled fee distribution for the residential category based on the gross square footage. Both models are projected to produce an equal sum of revenues. Staff will present the details of both models and other relevant information to the City Commission on the meeting date. The recent amendment to Chapter 150 of the City Code modified and expanded the properties subject to a stormwater fee to include Category A- residential with four (4) distinct classes based upon the gross square footage, Category B- residential condominiums, Category C- developed non-residential properties, and Category D- vacant land. Depending on the choice of the fee structure (flat-rate or sliding-scale), staff will place a resolution to adopt the storm water utility fees on February 21, 2006 for approval. Issue: City Commission to consider fee structure and rates for storm water utility fees Recommendations Staff respectfully requests that City Commission approve the sliding scale model and direct staff to place the Stormwater Fee Resolution on the February 21,2006 City Commission meeting for approval. Attachments: Stormwater program presentation. Detail program will be presented during the City Commission meeting. Financial Impact: If implemented, the stormwater utility fees will fund a $12.2 million dollar 5-year program to include the operating as well as the capital improvement projects. Type of Item: o Public Hearing o Ordinance First Reading o Ordinance First Reading o Resolution o Commission Approval o Discussion & Direction Original Document/Contract Attached for Execution by City Clerk Original Document/Contract Held by Department for Execution For Clerk's Deot Use: o Consent Agenda o Public Hearing ~ Regular Agenda D D Reviewed by City Attorney Reviewed by Finance Dept. Reviewed by ( ) D N/A D N/A D N/A City rvIanager Robert Frank Commissioners Garv Hood, District 1 Scott Anderson. District 2 Rustv ,Johnson. District :3 Nancv ,J. Parker. District 4 Mavor S. Scott Vandergrift STAFF REPORT TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners FROM: Robert Zaitooni, Director of Public Works DATE: January 30, 2006 RE: Stormwater Utility Fee Options ISSUE Should the City Commission consider the stonnwater utility fee options and direct staff to place a resolution on February 21,2006 City Commission meeting for approval? BACKGROUNDIDISCUSSION As outlined in a presentation to the City Commission in a work session on November 18, 2005, in order to implement a long-range stonnwater management program, it is necessary to increase the stonnwater utility fees. Staff outlined a flat fee model which entails an initial increase of $1.50 and subsequent $0.50 per year for 4 years. During the work session, staff was directed to investigate a sliding-scale model which considers a scaled fee distribution for the residential category based on the gross square footage. The recent amendment to Chapter 150 of the City Code modified and expanded the properties subject to a stonnwater fee to include Category A- residential with four (4) distinct classes based upon the gross square footage, Category B- residential condominiums, Category C- developed non-residential properties, and Category D- vacant land. Both the flat-rate and the sliding-scale models are projected to produce an equal sum of revenues for the target years. However, the sliding-scale model accounts for the run-off from the residential category more effectively and considers a fair distribution of the fees based on the gross square footage. Staff will present the details of both models and the other relevant information to the City Commission on the meeting date. Depending on the choice of the fee structure (flat-rate or sliding-scale), staffwill place a resolution to adopt the stonnwater utility fees on February 21,2006 for approval. Ifimplemented, the stonnwater utility fees will fund a $12.2 million dollar 5-year program to include the operating as well as the capital improvement projects. RECOMMENDATION Staff respectfully requests that City Commission to approve the sliding-scale model for the stonnwater utility fees and to direct staff to place a resolution to adopt the stonnwater utility fees on February 21,2006 City Commission meeting for approval. ~ ~ o u o ~ o ~ ~ ~ u ~ ~ ~~ ~o z~ ~~ z< o~ ~~ ~ o ~ 00. If) .. = = Q Q = ~ .; N = rIJ. ...... .~ = ~e~ = e .. ~ Q QJ =U~ ~ e QJ ~ QJ .. ;:; > ~UO Z ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ ~ rIj ~ QJ ~ = < ~ ~ ~ ~~ o QJ ~ ;. 00 a ~u ~ z ~ ~ z o ~ ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ rIj ~ QJ ~ ; ~;:: <~ ~ 5 ~~ o~ ~ 5 rJ1 ~ ~ ; ~u z ~ ~ z o ~ ~ ~ C-' o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ < ~ ~ o ~ 00 ~~ C-' 5 z ;.. ~a C-' z o ~ rI:J. QJ ;.. = ~ .- ~ = QJ ~= ~= ~ . "'tn ~VJ = II = QJ QJ QJ ~~ ~ CD s... :J ~ .- -c t: CD >< W tJ'J CD :J s::: CD > CD c::: o o . L{) fI7 II CD CD LL o 0 L{) L{) COOt'-----q- L{)L{)C")O ... ... ... 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