85-O-28ORDINANCE NO. 85-0-28
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 19 OF THE
CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER BY
AMENDING ORDINANCES 83-0-19 and 89-0-15 AS FOLLOWS:
BY DELETING THE DEFINITION OF EQUIVALENT LIVING
UNIT THROUGHOUT THE CHAPTER AND ADDING EQUIVALENT
RESIDENTIAL UNIT FOR THE WATER AND SEWER SYSTEMS;
BY INCREASING THE WATER CONNECTION CHARGES FROM
$270.00 TO $320.00 AND FROM $375.00 TO $500.00;
BY INCREASING THE WATER AND SEWER SERVICE IMPACT
FEES FROM $650.00 AND $689.00 TO $1000.00 RE-
SPECTIVELY; AND BY ESTABLISHING A TWENTY-FIVE
(25%) PER CENT IMPACT FEE SUR CHARGE OUTSIDE THE
CITY LIMITS;; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION; A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE; PROVIDING FOR ADVERTISEMENT FOR
THIS ORDINANCE AS REQUIRED BY LAW.
WHEREAS, the Dyer, Riddle, Mills & Precourt, Inc. -Marshall
Engineers has recommended the implementation of a water and waste-
water systems capital charge adjustment for the fiscal year of
1986, and
WHEREAS, the City Council at a Special Meeting and Workshop
of November 21, 1985 unanimously adopted the above recommendation
and directed the City Attorney to prepare an Ordinance on the
subject.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
EDGEWATER, FLORIDA:
SECTION 1. Chapter 19, Article II, Sec. 19-10 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:*
ARTICLE II. WATER
Sec. 19-10 Bgeiva�enl-Bieing-Bail-�H:i�z B:}
Equivalent Residential Unit (E.R.U.)
(a) Residential. Each single-family residence served by
the City through a single sewer service and/or water
meter shall be one equivalent living residential unit.
Each water meter, other than the first, provided to
serve a single-family residence as an irrigation meter
will be exempted from the sewer charge.
(b) Rooms, Apartments, mobile home spaces. Each residential
room, combination of rooms, apartment or prepared mobile
home space that includes connection points for sewer
and/or water service that is owner occupied, offered
separately for rent as a rental unit, or vacant shall be
one equivalent living residential unit.
*Deleted items have been lined -through and new language underscored.
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(c) Non-residential, Commercial and Industrial. For non-
residential uses not specifically defined elsewhere in
this ordinance, the number of equivalent living
residential units shall be computed by the building
o icials using the fixture count as defined in the
most recent data published by the American Water Works
Association and the following table formula:
Fixture -units Hah:Hv
31--- Ge
3
6h --- Be
4
81--l88
5
191--166
6
463--848
341--348
8
34}--488
9
484--688
3:9
641--8e8
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884-4898
42
1981-1388
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33ei-1651
3:4
Per-eneh-ndditienn3-increment-e£-seven-hundred-hundred-{938}
fixture-nnita;-add-ene-H-hvHv
Total number of Fixture Units x 25 gpd/Fixture Unit =
Tota gpd = E.R.U.'s
0 gpd ERU
(d) Combination Accounts. Accounts that contain both re-
sidential and commercial facilities served through a common meter
may be treated as either residential or non-residential, whichever
method of computation results in the largest number of equivalent
living residential units.
(a) Changes in B-6-H-ie E.R.U.'s. If a building permit is
issued for an existing nonresidential, commercial or industrial
connection which will increase water or sewer demand, or if a
building changes from residential to non-residential occupancy,
the total number of H:h7H719 E.R.U.'s shall be determined by
subtracting the old. H-hvU7•8 E.R.U.'s from the total number
of H Lh U. a E.R.U.'s in the entire facility. The fee will be assessed
on the number of new H-h-H-is E.R.U.'s. As an example, if an
existing building contained 150 fixture units ard it was expanded
to 300 fixture units, the fee would equal {eight-{8}-H:h:H:is-te
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six-{6}-H:is:H:ia}-er-E-E-b:F3-ia (30 E.R.U.'s - 15 E.R.U.'s) or
15 E.R.U.'s.
(f) Multiple Minimum. Each equivalent living residential
unit will be subject to a minimum charge. The minimum charge for a
building complex served through one water meter will be the current
STEvV: E.R.U. minimum for in -city or if applicable, out -of -city
accounts for each equivalent living residential unit, less sixty
cents ($0.60) for each equivalent living residential unit in
excess of one.
Monthly water allowance under the minimum billing will
be equal to one current allowance for single service per
equivalent living residential unit.
(g) Water System. Includes two (2) broad categories of
sub -systems which are:
(1) primary system:
a. Wells and well pumps;
b. Raw water mains;
c. High service pumping;
d. Storage and repumping;
e. Treatment plant; and
f. Transmission mains.
(2) Secondary or local distribution system:
a. House services including metering;
b. Six (6) inch and smaller water mains.
The equivalent living residential unit minimum charge applies
whether all or any portion of the living units are owner occupied,
renter occupied or vacant.
SECTION 2. Chapter 19, Article II, Sec. 19-12 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:
Sec. 19-12. Connection Charges.
(a) The following connection charges shall be required for
each connection made to the water system inside the city limits:
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Meter Size
(inches)
5/8 x 3/4
1
1 1/2
2 and up
Connection Charge
$250.00
$339.00 $320.00
$395:98 $500.00
Actual material and labor
costs plus 20% of total
cost.
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by-the-EitY-fer-each-eenneetien-made:
(b) Connection charges shall be required for each connection,
made to the water system outside the City limits. Said charge shall
be in an amount equal to the equivalent charge for a corresponding
connection inside the City limits plus a twenty-five (25%) per cent
surcharge as allowed by applicable State Statutes.
SECTION 3. Chapter 19, Article II, Sec. 19-14 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:
Sec. 19-14 Meter rates -Minimum
(b) outside city limits..
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Monthly-Usage
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2T999-gn��eas-ar-3esa-per-individae}
snit;
Rate
Bxeese-ever-29999-gaf3eas �-per-3.999
ga}}ens $t-45
Each-menth�y-bi3�-sha33-be-rendered-fen-an-amount
ef-net-}eaa-then-£ive-de3�ara-{$5v99}-£er-each
indiaidnn�-meter-unit;-whiefr-ahn}}-n}}ew-the-nae
ef-txe-thousand-{3999}-qa3}ens-e£-Mmter-per-month
per-unit-se-bi3�ed-
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Monthly -Usage
{gallons}
Rate
2�88A-gn}}ens-er-lama;-m4:aimnm::::::::::::::$5709
Uxeeas-ewer-8,88A-gallons;-per-1888
gallons $1:a5
9neh-month}p-bill-ahn}}-be-rendered-for
en-nmennt-ef-net-leas-than-Five-dellnra
{$5-A8}-whieh-ahn}}-allow-khe-ase-ef-two
thenaand-{A888}-gallons-ef-canker-per-month:
The charge for water usage outside the City limits shall
be in an amount equal to the equivalent rate for corresponding
water usage inside the City limits plus atwenty-five (258) per cent
surcharge as allowed by applicable State Statutes,
SECTION 4. Chapter 19, Article II, Sec. 19-15 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:
Sec. 19-15 Same --Multiple minimum charges.
(a) Minimum Charge Where Meter Installation Serves More Than
One Equivalent riving Residential Unit. Each meter installation
serving more than one equivalent living residential unit shall be
allowed to use two thousand (2000) gallons per unit per month
under the minimum charge of Three Dollars and Sixty Cents ($3.60)
for the first unit and Three Dollars and No/100 Cents ($3.00) for
each additional unit served from a single meter inside the City.
All water used in excess of two thousand (2000) gallons per unit
per month shall be at the rate of One Dollar and Twenty Cents
($1.20) per one thousand (1000) gallons.
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Ueeh-eatside-e£-the-2itq-menkhly-mn}tiple-minimnm-ehnrge-shall-be
Five- Bell ars-nnd-Fertp-Five-Uenta-{$5:45}-for-the-First-snit-and
Fenr-Bellara-and-Minetp-Five-tents-{$q:95}-for-eneh-additional-nnit-
All-canter-used-in-exeess-e£-two-thenannd-{FAAA}-gallons-per-nnit-per
month-ahnll-be-ek-the-rnte-ef-9ne-Bellnr-nnd-'Pwenky-Five-Fonts
{$l.-95}-per-one-theesand-{}ggg}-gn}lenao
(b) Outside -of -the -City monthly multiple minimum charge.
The outside -of -the -City monthly multiple minimum charge shall be
in an amount equal to the equivalent rate for corresponding water
usage inside the City limits plus a twenty-five (258) per cent
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r
surcharge as allowed by applicable State Statutes.
(c) Commercial rate. Commercial, industrial and service
accounts shall
not be subject to the multiple minimum charge,
except as set
forth in subparagraph (3) below. In lieu of the
multiple minimum:
(1)
Inside of the City limits the commercial rate
will be Three Dollars and Sixty ($3.60) cents
for the first two thousand (2,000) gallons
consumed per month and One Dollar and Twenty
($1.20)Cents per one thousand (1000) gallons
used in excess of two thousand (20.00) gallons
per month.-
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wi}}-be-fire-9e3fnrs-and-forty-fire-Eents-{55-45}
for-the-first-two-theasnnd-{3666}-gn3ion3-connamed
per-month-and-fine-Be9�ar-and-6e.enty-Eents-{g}.a6f
per-eae-thensnnd-{}ggg}-gn}}enn-esed-in-excess-ef
two-thensand-{�666}-galiens-per-me nth-
(2)
Outside the City limits, the commercial rate shall
e in an amount equal to t e e urvalent rate for
corres ondin water usage inside the Crt limits
51 us a twent -fr ve (258) per cent surcharge as
allowed y applicable State Statutes.
(3) Commercial, industrial or service accounts in areas
served by privately owned water systems utilizing
the City water system or services shall be subject
to a minimum charge for each separate commercial
unit whether owner or renter occupied or vacant.
SECTION 5. Chapter 19, Article II, Sec. 19-21 of the Code of
Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:
Sec.19-21. Water distribution systems outside the city.
Hereafter At the discretion of the City Council, the policy of
the city 'she}}MX be to limit the expansion or extension of the water
distribution system owned by the city and located outside of the city
limits to connecting additional single-family residences,. or such
buildings, regardless of use, that require only a five -eighths -inch
by three -quarter -inch water meter and which would utilize no more
water than a single-family residence.
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SECTION 6. Chapter 19, Article II, Sec. 19-24 of the
Code of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby
amended as follows:
Sec. 19-24 Tampering with Meters, Tap, Etc., Unlawful
(1) It shall be unlawful for any person to open a hydrant or
tap, or to take water therefrom, or in any manner to tamper with
any meter, or extend water pipe, or open or use any sealed fixture
placed in or about a building exclusively for fire protection
except in cases of fire, or to tamper with, remove, or injure any
curb or meter box or install below finished grade. The building
official for the City shall not issue a certificate of occupancy
for any new equivalent living residential unit as long as any of
the violations listed herein remain uncorrected.
SECTION 7. Chapter 19, Article III, Sec. 19-30 of the
Code of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby
amended as follows:
ARTICLE III. SEWERS
Sec. 19-30 Sgaiveient-living-nni{-{E:a-B-}
Equivalent Residential Unit (E.R.U.)
(a) Residential. Each single-family residence served by the
City through a single sewer service and/or water meter shall be one
equivalent living residential. unit. Each water meter, other than
the first, provided to serve single-family residence as an
irrigation meter will be exempted from the sewer charge.
(b) Rooms, apartments, mobile home spaces. Each residential
room, combination of rooms, apartment, or prepared mobile home space
that includes connection points for sewer and/or water service that
is owner occupied, offered separately for rent as a rental unit,
or vacant shall be one equivalent living residential unit.
(c) Non -Residential, CommericiAl and Industrial. For non-
residential uses not specifically defined elsewhere in this
ordinance, the number of equivalent living residential units shall
be computed by the building official using the fixture unit count
as defined in the most recent data published by the American
Water Works Association and the following table formula:
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Fixture-enits E-ia-y-
9---15
}
}6 --- 3e
2
3} --- Be
3
6} --- Be
4
6}--lee
5
le}--}6B
6
161--24e
.7
241--348
8
34}--49e
9
4e}--620
}e
621--Bee
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fixture-anite;-ndd-ene-E-EsB-
Total number of Fixture Units x 25 gpd/Fixture Unit =
Total d = E.R.U.'s
gpd ERU
(d) Combination Accounts. Accounts that contain both re-
sidential and commercial facilities served through a common meter
may be treated as either residential or non-residential whichever
method of computation results in the largest number of equivalent
living residential units.
(e) Changes in E.R.U.'s. If a building permit
is issued for an existing non-residential, commercial or industrial
connection. which will increase water or sewer demand, or if a building
changes from residential to non-residential occupancy, the total
number of E.R.U.'s forthe old and new parts of the
facility shall be computed as outlined in paragraph (c) of this
section. The number of new E S-.U7zs E.R.U.'s shall be determined by
subtracting the old E-E-Bv+a E.R.U.'s from the total of E.b-a.'-c
E.R.U.'s in the entire facility. The fee will be assessed on the
number of new E-6:8-+s E.R.U.'s. As an example, if an existing
building contained 150 fixture units and was expanded to 300 fixture
units, the fee would equal Eeight-{8}-E:E:B:+e-te-6-H:E:H:+e}-er
2-E-b-y-+8 (33 E.R.U.'s - 16 E.R.U.'s) or 17 E.R.U.'s.
(f) Multiple Minimum. Each equivalent living residential
unit will be subject to a minimum charge. The minimum charge for
a building complex served through one water meter will be the
current H-E-H- E.R.U. minimum for in -City, or, if applicable, out-
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of -City accounts for each equivalent living residential unit.
less Sixty Cents ($.60) for each equivalent living residential
unit in excess of one.
Monthly water allowance under the minimum billing will be
equal to one current allowance for single service per equivalent
living residential unit.
The equivalent living residential unit minimum charge
applies whether all or any portion of the living units are owner
occupied, renter occupied or vacant.
(g) Sanitary Sewer System. Includes two (2) broad categories
of subsystems which are:
(1) primary or sewage disposal system: The primary
systems is further subdivided into: collector
sewers interceptors, pump stations, force mains,
treatment plants, and effluent disposal facilities,
and,
(2) Secondary or localcollectionsystem: The local
system includes house service and lateral sewers.
A collector sewer is usually defined by governmental
agencies as follows: A collector sewer carries
flows generated by two (2) or more lateral sewers
whether or not it also provides direct services to
abutting properties.
SECTION 8. Chapter 19, Article III, Sec. 19-33 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:
Sec. 19-33 Connection charge.
Any sewer connection to the city sewer system shall be charged
a minimum fee of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00). If a
lateral service needs to be installed, the property owner shall'be
billed by the city for actual cost of labor and materials only.
Charges outside the City shall be in an amount equal to the equivalent
charge for a corresponding connection inside the City limits plus
a twenty-five (25%) per cent surcharge as allowed by applicable
State Statutes.
SECTION 9. Chapter 19, Article III, Sec. 19-33 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:
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Sec. 19=35. Schedule of monthly charges.
The sewer service charge shall be one hundred (100) per cent
of the monthly charges. If there is a sewer connection but no
water connection, then the sewer charge shall be one hundred
fifty (150) per cent of the minimum water charge. Charges outside
the City shall be in an amount equal to the equivalent charge for
a corresponding connection inside the City limits plus a twenty-five
(25%) per cent surcharge as allowed by applicable State Statutes.
SECTION 10. Chapter 19, Article IV, Sec. 19-40 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:
ARTICLE IV. IMPACT FEES FOR
MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY AND
WASTE WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES
EXTENSION
Sec. 19-40 Definitions
As used in this article, the following terms shall have the
respective meanings ascribed to them:
Equivalent living Residential Unit. The following is a
definition of equivalent living residential unit. (H-ii-y-} (E.R.U.)
(a) Residential. Each single-family residence served
by the city through a single sewer service and/or
water meter shall be one equivalent living residential
unit. An irrigation meter will be considered to be
an H:H:B: E.R.U. and will be required to pay an impact
fee.
(b) Rooms, Apartments, mobile home spaces. Each residential
room, combination of rooms, apartment, or prepared mo-
bile home space that includes connection points for sewer
and/or water service that is owner occupied, offered
separately for rent as a rental unit, or vacant shall be
one equivalent living residential unit.
(c) Nonresidential, commercial and industrial. For non-
residential uses not specifically defined elsewhere in
this chapter, the number of equivalentliving residential
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units shall be computed by the building official using the fixture
unit count as defined in the most recent data published by the
American Water Works Association andthe following table formulas:
Fixture -units E L-..H-
9---}5
i
i6 --- 39
8
31 --- 6e
3
6i---ee
4
81--lee
5
iei--i66
6
464--84e
g
841--349-
a
341--48e
9
484--688
9:8
681--see
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Fer-eaeb-additianai-inurement-ef-aeaen-hundred-nnd-£iffy-{�5B}
fixture-anitaT-add-ene-additienn4-H:hcE-
Water•
1) Total number of Fixture Units x 25 gpd/Fixture Units =
Total d E.R.U.'s
S�pd ERU
Sewer:
2) Total number of Fixture Unite x 25 gpd/Fixture Units =
Total d = E.R.U.'s
22 d ERU
(d) Combination Accounts. Accounts that contain both re-
sidential and commercial facilities served through a common meter
may be treated as either residential or nonresidential, whichever
method of computation results in the largest number of equivalent
living residential units.
(e) Expansion of an existing connection. If a building permit
is issued for an existing connection which will increase water or
sewer demand, or if a building changes from residential to non-
residential occupancy, the total number of E-h:u:+e E.R.U.'s for
the old and new parts of the facility shall be computed as out-
lined in paragraph (c) of this definition. The number of new
Hohvuvla E.R.U.'s shall be determined by subtracting the old
E:t:H-ia E.R.U.'s from the total number of H-h:E-ia E.R.U.'s
in the entire facility. The impact fee will be assessed on the
number of new E-h-B-ia E.R.U.'s. As-nn-exnmp3e;-i£-nn-exiating
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building-eentnined-35B-fixture-salts-and-it-wea-expanded-te-38B-£ixtnre
nniks�-the-impaek-£ee-Weald-egaal-{eight-i8}-g:h:8:1s-te-six-{6}
H:b-8:ra}-er-twe-{3}-H:6-8.1s-
SECTION 11. Chapter 19, Article IV, Sec. 19-42 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:
Sec. 19-42 Impact Fee Establishment and Fee Schedule
(1) There is hereby established an impact fee based on the
City Council's determination of the equitable portion of the cost
of financing the extension of the system upon the equivalent
living residential unit responsible for the need for additional
system financing.
The fees shall be a9 follows:
(a) For each equivalent living residential unit
connected to the system:
Water Service Impact Fee $-658.0e $1000.00
Sewer Service Impact Fee $-689,ee $1000.00
Total for both services-$1839-88 $2000.00
(b) For each equivalent living residential unit constructed
in areas served by privately owned water distribution systems using
the City water supply only:
Water Service Impact Fee $658.0e $1000.00
(c) For each equivalent living residential unit with
prior service connected to the sewer system only:
Sewer Service Impact Fee $689788 $1000.00
(d) For each equivalent residential unit outside the
City limits connected to the system, theimpact fees for water and
sewer service shall be in an amount equal to the equivalent impact
fee for a corresponding connection inside the City limits plus
a twenty-five (25%) per cent surcharge as allowed by applicable
State Statutes.
(e) For each equivalent residential unit constructed
outside the City limits and served by privately owned water
distribution systems using the City water supply only, the impact
fee shall be in an amount equal to the equivalent impact fee for
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a corresponding connection inside the City limits plus a twenty-five
(258) per cent surcharge as allowed by applicable State Statutes.
(f) For each equivalent residential unit outside the
City limits with prior water service connected to the sewer
system only, the impact fee shall be in an amount equal to the
equivalent impact fee for a corresponding connection inside the
City limits plus a twenty-five (258) per cent surcharge as
allowed by applicable State Statutes.
Each additional equivalent living residential unit occasioned
by changes in property usage subsequent to the effective date
of this Article shall be subject to an impact fee computed in
accordance with the foregoing criteria.
SECTION 12. Chapter 19, Article IV, Sec.19-43 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Edgewater, Florida, is hereby amended
as follows:
Sec. 19-43 Imposing Fee; Method of Payment
(a) The above and foregoing fee shall be imposed on every
equivalent living residential unit connected to the water and/or
sewer system whether those units are new or existing and inside or
outside the City limits.
(b) The methodsof fee payment are as follows:
(1) Water and Sewer Connection Inside City Limits.
For each H-ia-H- E.R.U. constructed, a fee of
6ne-Rhenaend-�Phroe-Hundred-nnd-'Phirtp-i7ine
Be}}era-{�}339:09} Two Thousand Dollars
($2000.00) will be paid with the purchase
of the building permit. ar-shall-be-gagnble
in-two}ve-{}�}-egnn}-monthly-inatn}}mente-
(2) Water Connection Only Inside City limits. For
each Hera-H- E.R.U. constructed, a fee of Six
Hundred-nnd-Hi£tY-Be}fora-{8656-96} One Thousand
Dollars ($1000.00) will be paid with the purchase
of the building permit_ er-in-two}se-{}2}-egaal
monthly-inatd}}mente-
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(3) Sewer Connection Only Inside City Limits. For
each EThTET E.R.U. constructed, a fee of Six
Hundred-and-Eighty-Finn-Ferrara-{6689:BB} One
Thousand Dollars ($1000.00) will be paid with
the purchase of the building permit. er-in-twelve
egnn3-menthip-inntn3imenta-
(4) Water and Sewer connection Outside City Limits.
For any water and sewer connection outside the
City limits, payment for the impact fee shall
be made in gull prior to approval of the
application for service.
(5) When an extension is made to serve an EvhTUv
E.R.U. existing prior to the effective date of
this ordinance, then the fee shall be paid as
delineated above except that the initial payment
shall be made prior to the installation of the
connection.
(6)
The impact
fee is
comprised of
two (2)
separate
fees, i.e.,
water
and sewer.
In areas
where only
one of these services is available, the applicable
fee shall be that established for the service pro-
vided. The applicable fee for the other service
or for both services, if neither was available at
the time of construction, will become due when
service is made available.
SECTION 13. That the City Clerk is hereby directed to advertise
this ordinance as required by law.
SECTION 14. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances and
all resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith
be and the same are hereby repealed.
SECTION 15. If any section, part of section, paragraph,
clause, phrase, or word of this ordinance is declared invalid, the
remaining provisions of this ordinance shall not be affected.
SECTION 16. This ordinance shall take effect immediately
upon its adoption by the City Council and approval as provided by law.
This ordinance was introduced by
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This ordinance was read on first reading and passed by a vote of the
City Council of the City of Edgewater, Florida, at N
a,(
meeting of said Council, held on the J h �f day of (xc� ,
198 5 and approved as provided by law.
The second reading of this ordinance to be at a
meeting of the City Council of the City of Edgewater, Florida, to
be held on the day of 9&1y , , 1986.
ROLL CALL VOTE ON ORDINANCE NO. 85-0-28 AS FOMOWS:
FIRST READING Y(Y I�
COUNCILMAN - Z E ONE
OU CICL - ZONE TWO
SECOND READING
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This ordinance read and adopted on second reading at a
MEETING OF THE City Council of. the City of Edgewater, Florida, and
authenticated this day of ?am07 , 1986.
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