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Home My WebLink AboutResolution 97-038 02/03/1997 Resolution No. 97-38 N.C.S. .1 of the City of 1'etalurna, California 2 3 4 5 6 RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING 7 CHARGES AND FINES FOR TAE OPERATION 8 AND MAINTENANCE OF THE 9 WASTEWATER DISPOSAL SYSTEM 10 11 12 13 WHEREAS, the City of Petaluma operates a wastewater treatment and disposal system, and 14 15 WHEREAS, the City Council adopted the FY 96-97 budget which included a sewer user rate 16 increase of 5%, and 17 18 WHEREAS, the City Council review the recommended rate increase and heard public comments, 19 and; 20 21 WHEREAS, the rate increase is necessary to continue the maintenance of the existing treatment 22 plant and collection systems, and; 23 24 WIIEREAS, the City has established a revenue program which equitably distributes the costs of 25 the system to the users, and 26 27 WHEREAS, the City Council requested that an upgraded utility billing system, funded in the FY 28 96-97 budget and which can process variable types of rate structures, be implemented within 12 to 1 B 29 months, and: 30 31 WIIEREAS, the City Council adopted Resolution 96.65 N.C.S. and previous resolutions which 32 established various charges and fees in accordance with the revenue program and certain charges need to 33 be amended; 34 35 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that in accordance with Chapters 15.44 36 through 15.76 of the Petaluma Municipal Code, the following charges, fees and the fine schedule is 37 adopted and Resolution 96-65 N.C.S. is amended as follows; 38 39 Section 1-Amended sections to Resolution 96-65 40 41 Section 1, subsections A, B and C of Resolution.96-65 are amended as follows: 42 43 Section I- Sewer Charees 44 45 A) Residential Rate of $15.75 per month for each resident unit 46 47 B) Non-Residential Rate (Minor User) of. i:~,..,,,..._..._9.7-.3.8._... ncs. Page 1 of 6 1 2 i) the greater of $15.75 per month for each account or 3 4 ii) $1.66 for each 100 cubic feet (CCF), of water use or discharge as 5 determined by the Director of Engineering, multiplied by the. following strength 6 factors by user classification for Minor Users, as defined in Section 15.64.020. 7 8 Strength Factors 9 Eating Places 2.7 10 Equipment Service Facilities 1. l I1 Food and Kindred Products Processing 2.7 12 Laundries and Dry Cleaners 1.4 13 Mortuaries 2.7 14 Theaters and Bowling Alleys 1.1 15 All Other Minor Users 1 A 16 17 18 C) Permitted Industrial User (Major User), shall pay a rate of. 19 20 i) the greater of $15.75 per month for each account or 21 22 ii) $1.66 for each 100 cubic feet (CCF) of water use or discharge as determined by 23 the Director of Engineering. 24 25 Section 2 -Unaffected sections of Resolution 96-65 26 27 All other sections of Resolutions 96-65 remain unchanged and are hereby incorporated into this 28 resolution. 29 30 Section 3 -Effective Date 31 32 This resolution shall be effective and the rates applied to all utility bills issued after April 1, 1997. Under the power and authority conferred upon this Council by the Charter of said City. KEFEKENCE: I hereby certify the foregoing Resolution was introduced and adopted by the Approved as to Council of the City of Petaluma at a (Regular) (RS,Ib&IG3iil6~t1{SIf4) meeting pform on the ..._31'.d..__....._.. daY of _......_..Fe12C.IIdFY.--~----_......-~---'.--.., 19---~7-~ by the following vote: l~ City Attorney AYES: Read, Keller, Stompe, Torliatt, Maguire, Vice Mayor Hamilton, Mayor Hilligoss NOES: None r ABSENT: None ~ ~ - ATTE5P: ~ .............................----.......................-fly-..-:..----.........._. ~ City Clerk Mayor Council File cn m-so ucs. N,........,9...~-.3.$..__.. N.cs. Page 2 of 6 AVER'AG'E REST®EN°TIAL M NIONTHLV SEV~/ER RATE ° ro w SANTA ROSA $a1.ss COTATI $ao.9s SE'BASTOPOL $38.4'2 ROHNERT PARK $so WINDSOR DISTRICT $2s.s SO. VALLEY SANITARY $2a.':92 NAPA $22.$3 z HEALDSBURG $18.04 ~0p, *PETALUMA (PROPOSED) $1s'':~5 CLOVERDALE $is.ys : *PETALUMA (CU,RRENT) $is ! ~ NOVATO SANITARY ' $s.as $0 $'1Q $20 $30 $40 $''50 ® FLAT CHARGE ®FLOW CHARGE BASED ON A SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING AVG. W1NT,ER_,USAGE 7,400 GALS/MONTH (9.9 CCF) (100 CUB6C FEET OF WATER 748 GALLONS) JANUARY, 1997 SWRRATE w 0 ~D Da TYPICAL MORTUARY TYPICAL LAUNDRAMAT MONTHLY SEWER RATE MONTHLY SEWER RATE HEALDSBURO !.S9B SANTA,R03A 57,3 4:3 NAPA 574.8 ' NAPA ~ 51;248:4 SANTA ROSA 566 ROHNERT PARK 51;079:2 ' COTATI '$1,047.8 ~ PETALUMA (PROP.) $64.91 U HEALD3BUR0 5981.409 'z' PETALUMA (CURRENT) $62.27 00 PETALUMA (PROP.) 5683.12', m i ROHNERT PARK 534.79 c' PETALUMA (CURRENT) 5840.68 ~ SEBASTOPOL 523.77 BEBA3TOPOL $737.2 m CLOVERDALE E18.82: CLOVERDALE 5677 ~e - P=i SO 520 540 580 580 5100 5120 SO 5400' 5600 .51,200 51,800 BA9E0 ON 9,103 OALLON9/MONTH BASED ON 284,240 OALlON9/MONTH JANUARY, 189] MORTUARY JANUARK.I9B] LADNDRAM SEWER4 TYPICAL BAKERY MONTHLY SEWER RATE 0 HEALDBBURO 390.3 ~ NAPA 588.08 ~ ro BANTA ROSA 380.1&' p" TYPICAL RESTAURANT ROHNERT PARK A32.TB PETALUMA (PROP.) 348.19 MONTHLY SEINER RATE PETALUMA (CURRENT) .346.87 COTATI ~ 343.2a SEBASTOPOL ~ 320.88 HEALDSBURG_ $7; S3. OLOVERDALE slew ! 7u Sza s+o Seo seo iioo 31 zD NAPA ~ $1,224.86 BA3E6 ON 410.1 OALLONB/MONTH JANUARY. IDY) - BAKERY ROHNERT PARK $950.09 ~ U SANTA ROSA '$870:36: Z PETALUMA (PROP.) $887:27 ~ N PETALUMA (CURRENT) $825.47 ~i. a TYPICAL SUPERMARKET ° COTATI ~ $fi79.64 MONTHLY SEWER RATE ~ SEBASTOPOL $526:32 CLOVERDALE $294:12 ""PA sxoox s PETAWMAIPROP.) 13731.29 $O $4OO $8OO $1,200 $1,500 .PETALUMA (CURRENT) STOLTB BASED ON 144,738 GALLONS/MONTH ~ HEALDBBURO ~ ~3599.ie~ JANUARY, 1997 RESTRANT SANTA ROBA ~36e3.38. ROHNERT PARK ~34e7.ie COTATI 444T.a+ SEBASTOPOL. 3319.13 CLOVEROALE !3260.04 30 3x00 SB00 31,200 BASE6 ON 189,618 OALLOHelM6NTN JAMIIARY. IYYT MARKET SEWER5 '1/26/97 SWRRATE.XLS CITY'OE.PETAliUMA MONTHI;Y•SEWERRATE'COMPARISON AS OF JANUARY; 1997 CITIES,(1) RESIDENTIAL COMMERICAL/OFFICES SEWER HOOKUP CHARGE Petaluma 15:00'Inside 15.00 Inside Residential - $2,550 (Current) 15:80 Outside 1.5724/ccf (2) Comm/Ind'- $2,550 orfixture uni[basis Except-for certain business types Petaluma 15.75 15.75 Inside Residential - $2,550 (Proposed) 16.55 1.66/ccf (2) Comm/Ihd -$2,550 or fixture unit basis Except for certain business types Cloverdale 15.16 15.16 I-10 units or Residential - $1,671 1.52/ccf 11+ based on avg wtr use Comm/Ind - $5,671/acre Cotati 14.00 base + 2.72/ccf 14.00 + Application Fee = $10/1,000 sq. ft. 3.44/ccf restaurant Residential - $7,893 2.72/ccf all others Comm/Ind - 1" =$8,814 11/2" = $11,123, 2" _ $13,904 Healdsburg 18.04 8.40/ccfbakery Residential - $2,152 7.51/ccf restaurant Cortun/Ind - $2,152 min per 3,64/ccf supermarket equiv. residential unit based on bus. type 8.00/ccf mortuary 2.53/ccf laundry Napa (3) 22.83 6.33/ccf bakery &aestautant Residential - $5,660 minimum 13.70 multi unit 6.09/ccf supermarket & mortuary CommQnd - $5,660 orfixture unit basis 3.28/ccf allothers NovatoSanitary (3) 9.83 9.83 Residential'- $3;480 minimum Comm/Ind -$3;480 or: fixture unitbasis Rohnert Park 30.00 ; 30:00 minimum Residential - $5,780; Multi - $4,835 20.25 multi unit 4:91/ccfb~akery/restaurant Comm/Ind-.dailytlbwgallonsx $28 - - 2.84. all others based on type of business x ' number of toilets SantaRosa 7.50 base+ 3.45/ccf 4.91%ccf bakery+7.35/mo.5/8" & Residential - $4,932 4:46/ccf restaurant ~up dependingon Comm/Ind -depending on~type 3.38/ccfsuperriiarket siieofineter Range from $4',932 (min).for retail to 3.38/ccf allrothers - $100,000 for laundry/restaurant 3.89/ccf moitti~ary •3.65/ccf.laundry Sebastopol 17.19 base + 1.94/ccf 17.19 minimum Residential - $6,360 2.18/ccf restaurantstakeout Comm/fad - 3/4" _ $6;360 2.72/ccf restaurants on premise 1" _ $6,802, 1 I/2"= $7,898 1.94/ccf all others 2" _ $9,218, 3" _ $13,402; 4" _ $16,702 Sonoma Valley County 24.92 Depends on type of business - Residential - $7,124 Sanitary District based on equiv. single dwelling Corn/Tnd -Based on equiv. single dwelling Windsor 26.50 26.SOminimum Residential-$7,700 2.48/ccf all others Comm/Ind -some basedon equiv. 3.45/ccf restaurants single dwelling ($7,700) or based on water consumption Restaurant -.$7;700 + 5% per seat cap Others- $42.85/gallon of flow/day (is estimated and then recalculated at the end of one year) (I) Rates in other cities have beenconverted-to CCFfrom gallons where appropriate CCF = 100 cubic; feetof..water. equal to.748. gallons (2) Amounts times:various strength'factors applied~by business type (3) Billed on propertgtaxbill Reso. 97-38 NCS Page 6 of 6