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HomeMy WebLinkAboutStaff Report 16 06/18/2001 CITY OF PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA AGENDA BILL •enda'Title: Public Hearing and Discussion,and Possible Action Meeting Date: June 18, 2001 on Setting Water Rates and Charges Pursuant to Chapter 15.16 of the Petaluma Municipal Code and Repealing Resolution No. 00- 185 N.C.S. / Department: Water Director.- -Contact Person: Phone Number: 707-778-4560 Resources & Thomas argis Steve Simmyll ✓ Conservation Account Number: N/A Cost Amount Budgeted:d: N/A of Proposal: N/A Name of Fund:N/A Amou Attachments to Agenda Packet Item: 1) Water Cost Survey 2001,North Mann Water District 2)Notice of Public Hearing 3) Resolution No. 00-185 N.C.S. 4) Draft Water Rate Resolution 5) Page 307, 478 and 479 of the FY 01M2 Preliminary Budget, Summary Statement: The City of Petaluma is conducting,;a.public;hearing regarding the need to increase water service rates or continued proper operation and maintenance of the water facility. The primary factors behind the iseed for a rate increase are a 19% increase.in the cost of purchasing water from the Sonoma County Water Agency, an estimated 50% increase in,electrical costs and funding needs for the Water System 5 Year Capital Improvement Program. A year 2001 annual water cost survey for bay area cities indicates the average monthly cost of water service for a single-family residence is approximately $30. The last water rate increase in Petaluma was in November of 2000. Currently, the average monthly retail water charge-for a single-family home in Petaluma is $22. The proposed water rate increase will increase this average monthly cost for a single-familyhousehold to.$28.35 per month. • Council Priority: THIS AGENDA ITEM IS CONSIDERED TO BE-PART OF, OR NECESSARY To, ONE OR MORE OF THE 1999-2000 PRIORITIES ESTABLISHED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ON JANUARY 30, 1999 AND MARCH 18,2000. - Priority(s): Support reorganization; Revenue generation; Water conservation, Increase Storage and Water Supply issues. Recommended City Council Action/Suggested Motion: Open Public Hearing continuing to 7P.M. June 25 2001 After Hearing and consideration of Public Testimony approve resolution setting Water Rates and Charges pursuant to Chapter 15.16 of the Petaluma Municipal Code and repealing Resolution No. 00-185 N.C.S. • , : A i ,rov" w City Manager:viewed b Finance Director: Revue,.E 'nail me la Date: 0 Date: 9 . ,� -! / / S , of fdt t otom a]'-L+ Today's Date. 05/ 4/01 Revision # 1+ 1 `to ' ewsed: ill Code: D:/Water/Rates 2001 # 1 05/24/01 . CITY'OF PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA • June 18, 2001 AGENDA REPORT FOR PUBLIC.HEARING AND DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON SETTING WATERRATES AND CHARGES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER15.16 OF PETALUMA MUNICIPAL CODE AND REPEALING RESOLUTION No. 00-185-N.C.S. 1, ENECUTIVESUMMARY: The City of Petaluma is conducting a public hearing regarding the need to increase water service rates for continued proper operation and maintenance of the water facility. The primary factors behind the need for a rate increase are a 19% increase,in the cost of purchasing water from the Sonoma County Water Agency, an estimated 50% increase:in electrical costs and funding needs for the Water System 5 Year Capital Improvement Program. A.year 2001 annual water cost surveyfor bay area cities indicates the average monthly cost,of water service for a single-family residence is approximately $30.The last water rate increase in Petaluma was in November of 2000. Currently, the average monthly retail water charge for a single-family home in Petaluma is $22.,The'proposed • water rate increase will increase this average monthly cost for a single-family household, to $28.35 per month. 2. BACKGROUND: • A notice of a public hearing to consider a water rate increase was sent to all City of Petaluma water customers April 2001. A notice of the public hearing'"and proposed water rate increase was also,published in the Argus-Courier on Wednesday, May 23; and Wednesday, May 30, 2001. Starting May 30th, copies,of the proposed water rate increase were also made available at the City Clerk's'office, City Hall, 11 English Street, Petaluma, California. Revenue to operate and maintain the City of Petaluma's water utility is collected'bi • monthly from residents and businesses that are connected to the water system. Bi- monthly water payments support operation and maintenance of a water utility that includes over 200 miles of system,pipeline, 18,000 water services and'meters, 2,400 fire hydrants, 6,000 valves, 17 wells, 11 reservoirs, 7 pump stations,,and 7 regulating stations. Last year, over 3.6 billion gallons of water were delivered to the residents of Petaluma. Of this total, about 90%of the water was purchased from the Sonoma County Water Agencyand about 10% came from local City drinking water wells. The Petaluma City Council will consider increasing the rate for water from $1.34 to $1.80 per billing,unit (748 gallons) at a public hearing,on Monday,June 18, 2001. This 'public hearing will start at 7:00 PM and will be held in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 11 English:Street, Petaluma, CA. The public hearing will be continued with • further discussion and possible action on Monday June 25, 2001. • 3. ALTERNATIVES: a. Maintain the'proposed operations and maintenance budget and do not refinance the existing debt. This will•elirninate the need for the $940,500 bond reserve, increase annual debt costs by about $170,000 and leave $2,700,000 available to maintain reserves as well as to fund $3,398,000 in capital improvement projects for FY 01-02. This alternative would allow the average monthly increased cost for a single-family household to be reduced from the proposed $6.35 per month to about $4.00 per month. b. Eliminate programs from the operations and maintenance budget. c. Use reserves to finance increased cost of electricity. 4. FINANCIAL IMPACTS: Adoption of the recommended water commodity rate increase from $1.34 to $1.80 per billing unit(748 gallons) will: 1. Add approximately$2,396,900 per year in revenue income to the Water • Enterprise Fund (pg. 307 of the preliminary budget). Of this revenue approximately$1,544,331 is needed'to fund increases in wages and benefits, a • 19% rate increase from the Sonoma County Water Agency for purchased water, an estimated 50% increase in the cost of energy and a portion of the General Plan update. 2. In addition it is recommended by the City's Finance Dept.that the existing $4,547,000 debt from the 1990 Zone 4 Certificates of Participation be refinanced with revenue bonds to lower interest rates from 7.1% to 5.2% and to shift the guarantee of repayment of these certificates from the City's General Fund to revenues from the City's Water Enterprise Fund. 3. It is also recommended that an additional,$5,703,000 be added to the revenue bond issue to fund the Water System Capital Improvement Program thru 2003. This will allow the construction of additional storage, buildings and well improvements;and spread these costs over a 30-year period, which is appropriate,given their life expectancy. This financing,method is the same method being used to fund the City's sewer system improvements. The lower interest rate and longer term for revenue bond refinancing requires meeting two bond tests. The most significant'testis the bonding requirement that revenues from operations minus expenses be 1.25 times the annual debt service principal and,interest for the bonds. Page 478 of the preliminary'budget shows that the annual debt service interest and principle will • decrease from $847,500 for FY 00-01 to $682,100 for FY 01-02 with this approach even with the increase in proceeds. Page 478 of the preliminary budget also shows $940,500 excess revenues from operations, which covers the revenue bond requirement of$852,625. The debt proceeds will be issued by three_ draws of $1,900,000 over a three-year period. These proceeds will maintain City's•Water • Enterprise Fund ending working capital balances at current levels and continue to provide reserves for drought rate stabilization, operations, disaster contingency and capital projects. 5. CONCLUSION:. The proposed water rate is necessary for continued proper operation and maintenance of the water system. The primary factors behind the need for a rate increase are a 19% increase in-the cost of purchasing water from the Sonoma County Water Agency, an estimated 50% increase in electrical costs and funding needs for the Water System 5 Year Capital Improvement Program. The proposed rate increase also supports Council Priorities for the support of reorganization, revenue generation, water conservation•and water supply and storage issues. 6. OUTCOMES OR PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS THAT WILL IDENTIFY SUCCESS OR COMPLETION: A year-end Water Utility Fund balance for FY 01-02 with no decrease in reserves. 7. RECOMMENDATION: • Approve rate increase and Draft.resolution increasing the water commodity rate:from $1.34 to $1.80,per billing unit (748 gallons). • • ATTACHMENT 1 Water Cost Survey 2001, • North Marin Water District NORTH MARIN WATER DISTRICT .. 2001 URBAN AREA WATER COST COMPARISON FOR TYPICAL SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING IN THE NOVATO SERVICE AREA As of February 16,2001 Typical Detached Single Family,Residence is Served by a 51&,x 3/4" Meter • Annual is Calculated at 170 Ccf per Year No of Tax Rate Bimonthly Annual. Total Water Per Taxes Minimum Commodity Commodity Annual • •en Note SenfiCes $1001A.V. Paid 1 Charge RateiCcf Cha •e. 2 Cost Contra Costa WO (3) 58;483 50.0086 57:67 $33.48 52x090 5355.33 $563.86 Marin=Municipal W0 (4) 59;000 - - 516.21 52.21/54.08 $409.36 $506:62 Mid-Peninsula WO (5) 7,821 - - $11.46 51.23/52:51 $395.98 $464.74 City of Napa (6) 23,000 - • $0.00 $2.428 $412.76 $412.76 East Bay MUD (7) 370,000 $0.0148 $34.71 $17.04 51.617 $274.82 $411.76 City of Va11e10' (8) *500 • 514.00 51:55152:66 5306.64 5390.54 Valley of the Moon 8,830 - - $6.00 51.952 $331.89 5367.89 San Jose Water Co (9) 215,000 - $15.33 $1.539 $261.63 $353:62 Alameda CWO 77,110 $0.0137 $32.13 .38.90 $1-.552 $263.84 5349.37 City of Santa`Rosa 45,617 - • $8.14 $1.728 $293.74 $342.58,;' • City.of Sonoma (10) 3,650 - $10.00 31.06131.76 $264`:63 $324:63 Forestville CWO (11) 900 - - $21.50 $1:608 5144.39 5273.39 City of Petaluma 18.500 - $6.00 51.340 $227:80 $263.80 City of San Francisco 165,000 - - $6.80 51.260 $214.20 $255.00 -,.NORT',MARIIY (12) 18,800 $0,0080 $18.76 $9.00 $1:053 $179.01 $251:77'-a- City of Cotati (13) 2,290 - - $13.90 50.875 $148.78 $232 City of,Rohilert.Paris (13) 8,700 • $30.00 - 5180.- CITY OFPETALUMVIA 18,500 $6.00 $1.80 $306.00: $342.00 PROPOSED NEW RATES Notes: (1)Erased on Mann.County Assessor's 2000-2001 average net assessed value of Novato single-family residence of$234,505. e. (2)Based on median single mdy detached residential mnsumption of 170 Oct per year (3)Tax rate applies'to unimproved land value only Commodity charge shown applies to 60%of customers. (4)Three deed rate stnicure. Rebated=$2.21,$4.08 3 57:83. Summer tiers(6/1-11/30)"0-35 Ccf,i36-88 Cat, 88*: Winter tiers (12/1-55/31).0-21 Cd,22.48 Cef,48+: (5)Formerly Belmont CWO. First 2 Cd monthly $123/Ccf,additional at 3251/Cd_ Monthly minimum charge Includes 52.18 Capital!,Expen se'Charge. (6)Weighted average commodity,charge-1st Zone Charge =$323/1,000 gallons;Upper Zone=53:38/1000. (7)Weighted average commodity.charge-all zones:. 1st Zone Charge(0.200')is 0-172 gpd @ S1.32/Cct; 172 to.393 gpd @$1.64,tee in excess of 393 god,C$1.94/Cd. Additional 24 /Ccf for customers in Eievation Zane 2(200-600');' adelticnal'S2b/Cd for customers above 600'. Annual Gist . (8) Two tlered.rate structure. First 24 Cd bimonthly @$1.55/Cct 24+Ccf ea$2.66/Ccf. Average $353.80 (9)Rates and charges indude 5% UbiityUser Tax and 1.4% PUC tax. Median 3351.50 (10)First 6.000 galId is bimonthly @$1:4011.000:additional f4:52.31,000. n° (11) 1Q000 gallons bvnenttily;irx-•'uded in minimum charge.. NMWD $251,77 (12)Commodity rate is the weighted average charge,fo 'all zones in Novato. Excludes'Nest Marin rates and charges (13)Signfiant share of source water is naturally replenislhed ground water.; • • ATTACHMENT 2. Notice of Public Hearing • • • � c CITY OF PETALUMA n`5 POST OFFICE BOX 61 X85$ PETALUMA, CA 94953-0061 • E.Clark Thompson Mayor NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Janice Cader-Thompson Public-Hearing: Monday, June 18, 2001 at.7:00 Pm (or soon thereafter) Michael Healy Matt Maguire City Council Chambers, City Hall Bryant Moynihan Mike O'Brien 11 English Street,-Petaluma, California Mike Pamela Torliatt . Councthnembers Purpose: Discussion and Possible Action on Setti"n g Water Ratessand`Charges Pursuant to Chapter 15.16 of the Petaluma Municipal Code and Repealing Resolution No. 00-185 N.C.S. Dear Petaluma Water Customer: This-notice is being sent to all City of Petaluma water customers. Revenues to operate and maintain the City of Petalurna's water utility is collected bi-monthly from residents and businesses that are connected to the water system. Your,bi-monthly water payments support operation and maintenance of a water utility that includes over 200 miles of system pipeline, 18,000 water services and meters, 2,400 fire hydrants, 6,000 valves; 17 wells, 11 reservoirs, 7 pump stations, and 7 regulating stations: Last year over 3.6 billion gallons of water were delivered to the residents of Petaluma. Of this total, about-90°/ the-water was purchased from the Sonoma County Water Agencyand about 10% ca from focal City drinking water wells. The Petaluma City Council will,consider increasing the rate for water from$1.34 to $1.80 per billing unit at a public hearing on Monday, June 18. This public hearing will start at 7:00 P.M. and will be held in the:City Council Chambers at City Hall, 11 English Street, Petaluma, CA. Proposed Water Rate.Increase: An increase to water service ratesis:needed to fund continued proper operation and maintenance of the water utility. The primary factors behind the need'for a rate increase:are a 19% increase in the.cosVof purchasing'water from the Sonoma County Water Agency, an estimated 50%-increase imelectrical;costs and funding needs for the Water System 5 Year Capital Improvement Program.-A year 2001 annual water cost survey for bay area.cities indicates the average monthly cost of water Water Resources& Conservation service for a single-family residence is approximately $30. The last water rate increase in I I English street Petaluma was in November of 2000. Currently, the average monthly retail water charge Petaluma, CA 94952 for a single-family home-in Petaluma is $22. The proposed water tate,increase.will Phone(707)778-4304 increase this average monthly cost for a single-family hbusehold.to $28:35'per month. Far(707) 776-3635 E-Mail: d,vrc@aci.petaluma:caus Public Hearing: Comments on-the proposed changes may besubmitted in writing to the City Clerk;P.O. Box.61,:Petaluma, CA 94953. Before the hearing, comments may be Water Field off e delivered to the City Clerk's office at 11 English Street, Petaluma. A notice of the 202,V McDowell Boulevard proposed water rate increase will be published in the.Argus-Courier on Wednesday, May Petaluma, CA 94954 23, and Wednesday,May30,2001. Starting May 30th, copies of the,proposed wate Phone(707) 778-4392 increase will also be available at the City Cleric's office, City Hall, 1-1 English Stree� Fax(707)778-4508 Petaluma,California. If you have any questions on the proposed rate increase,please call E-Mail: watera@ci.pelalunraca.us (707) 778-4560. • S ATTACHMENT 3 Resolution 00-185 N.C.S. S S Resolution No. 00-185 N.C.S. Z of the City of Petaluma, California 3 4 SETTING WATER RATES AND • 5 CHARGES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 16.16 OF THE 5 PETALUMA MUNICIPAL CODE. 7 REPEALS RESOLUTION 94-317 N.C.S. IN ITS ENTIRETY 8 9 WHEREAS, the Petaluma Municipal Code Title 15 provides for the establishment and operation of 0 a water system and the charging of certain fees and charges; and 1 2 WHEREAS, Chapter 15.16 provides the setting of certain fees and charges by resolution; and 3 4 WHEREAS, Resolution 94-317 N.C.S. adopted December 5, 1994 set various fees and charges 5 currently in effect. 6 7 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that'the City Council of the City of Petaluma hereby 8 sets the following fees and charges:. 9 0 Section 1 —Metered Services —Fixed:Service Charge: 1 2 Minimum Monthly 3 Meter Size Service Charge 4 5 5/8 or3/4 inch $3.00 6 1 inch $3.60 7 1 1/2 inch $6.00 8 2 inch $8.70 9 3 inch $16.80 0 4 inch $21.60 1 6 inch $31.20 2 8 inch $43.20 _ .3 10 inch $60.00 • . 4 5 Section 2 —Water Consumption. 6 7 $1:34 for each 100 cubic feet of water registered through the meter 8 9 . Section 3 —Private Fire Protection. 0 1 Fixed Monthly 2 Connection Size Service Charge 3 4 1 1/2 inch $3.25 5 2 inch $4.70 6 3 inch $7.00 7 4 inch $9.35 8 6 inch $14.00 • 9 8 inch $18.70 0 Reso. 00-185 NCS • Water consumed for fireor other uses shall be charged at the consumption rate in Section 2. Section 4 —Public Fire.Hydrant!Service to City.or�Other Public Authority. • A) Water consumed for fire or=other public related uses shall be charged at the consumption rate in Section 2. B) There shall be a niinimum`charge of$2.00 per hydrant per year. Section 5 —Billing Period and Pro-ration. A) The billing period shall be bimonthly which is an average of every 60.8 days. B) The monthly fixed..charges: in other sections of this resolution shall be doubled for purposes of the bimonthly billing and pro-ration,of the bimonthly bill. C) Pro-ration of the bill shall be done if the billing period is less than 54 days or greater than 66 days. Section.6 -Return Check Fee Shall Be$15. Section 7 —Turn-on due to resumption of service from payment of delinquent bill shall be $30.00. Section 8 — Turn-on or off of service or other services at the request or caused by the consumer, • regardless of reason, after 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday, holidays or weekends shall be $60.00 per service call. Section 9 —Deposit to open account or re-establish an account due to delinquency shall be $50.00. Section 10 — The first delinquent notice mailed to the consumer shall cause a $5 charge to be added to the consumer account. Section 11 —Meter Testing Deposit. Deposit Meter Size Amount 1 inch or less $10.00 Greater than inch $15.00 Section 12—Miscellaneous Fees and Charges. Actual cost for various services plus a 20% administrative charge will be charged to the consumer for services requested or caused by the consumer. Section 13 —Meter Penalty Charges. • A) There is a $50 first time penalty for a meter valve being turned on and/or unauthorized taking of water by anyone,other than City employees. This penalty also may be imposed for damaging or unauthorized tampering of City water service. 1 Reso. 00485 NCS .1 B) There is a $200 penalty for each additional action. 2 3 Section 14 —fire Hydrant Load Meter. 4 5 A) A $1,200 deposit shall be required by the consumer in order to obtain a meter ands 6 connection to a fire hydrant. 7 8 B) A$2,00 per day meter charge will be levied for use of the meter. 9 0 C) The applicant'Will be charged for the actual water use based on the rates in Section 2. 1 2 Section 15 —.Bridge Meter. 3 4 A) A$600 deposit'shall be required by the consumer in order to obtain:a.meter_and 5 connection to a fire hydrant. 6 7 B) A$2.00 per day meter charge will be levied for use of the meter. 8 9 C) The applicant will be charged for the actual water use based on the rates in Section 2. 0 1 Section 16 — Construction Service. 2 3 A) A$100 deposit shall be required for 3/4 inch or 1 inch construction:meter set at curb 4 stop. 5 6 B) A$1.00 per day'meter charge will be levied for use of the meter. 8 C) The applicant will be charged for the actual water use based on the rates in Section 2. 9 0 Section 17—The charges in Resolution 94-317 N.C.S. shall remain in effect until the effective date. 1 of the charges in this Resolution. • • 2 3 Section 18—The charges in this Resolution shall be effective as follows: 4 5 A) The charges in Section 2 —Water Consumption— shall be effective for all bills issued 6 after October 30, 2000. 7 8 B) All other charges in this Resolution shall be effective for services-provided;after October 9 30, 2000. 0 - 1 2 3 4 5 Under the power and authority conferred upon this Council by the Charter of said,City: 6 REFERENCE: I hereby certify the foregoing Resolution was introduced and adopted by the Council of the City of Petaluma at 7 a Regular meeting on October 2,2000, by the following vote: Approved as to form 8 „„Approved cC 0 0 City'Attorney 1 2 AYES: Healy, Cader-Thompson, Maguire,Hamilton;Vice Mayor Torliatt,Mayor Thompson 3 NOES: None 4 ABSENT: Keller' /A e 6 AlILST: 11r 7 • City ClerloEQUTY C9 CLERK Mayor Rego. 00-185 NCS • ATTACHMENT 4 Draft Water Rate Resolution • 1 2 • DRAFT Tyy � � 7 3 I$ • 4 5 SETTING WATER.RATES AND 6 CHARGES PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 16.16 OF THE 7 PETALUMA MUNICIPAL CODE 8 REPEALS RESOLUTION 00-185 N.C.S. 9 10 11 WHEREAS, the.Petaluma Municipal Code Title 15 provides for the establishment,and operation 12 of a water system and the charging of certain fees and charges; and 13 14 WHEREAS, Chapter 15.16 provides the setting of certain fees and chargesty resolution; and 15 16 WHEREAS, Resolution 00-185 N.C.S. adopted October 2, 2000 set,various fees and charges 17 currently in effect. 18 19 20 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Petaluma 21 hereby sets the following fees and charges: 22 23 Section 1 —Metered Services—Fixed Service Charge. 24 • 25 Minimum Monthly 26 Meter Size Service Charge 27 28 5/8 or 3/4 inch $3.00 29 1 inch $3.60 30 1 1/2 inch $6.00 31 2 inch $8.70 32 3 inch $16.80 33 4 inch _ $21.60 34 6 inch $31.20 35 8 inch $43.20 36 10 inch $60.00 37 38 Section 2 —Water Consumption. 39 40 $1.80 for each 100 cubic feet of water registered..through the meter 41 • 42 • 1 Section 3 —Private Fire Protection. 0 Fixed Monthly Connection Size Service Charge 5 6 1 1/2:inch $3.25 7 2 inch $4-.70 8 3 inch $7.00 9 4 inch $9.35 10 6 inch $14.00 11 8 inch $18.70 12 13 Water consumed for fire or other uses shall be charged at the consumption rate in Section 14 2. 15 16 Section 4 —Public Fire Hydrant Service to City or Other Public Authority. 17 18 A) Water consumed for fire or other public related uses shall be charged at the 19 consumption rate in Section 2. 20 21 B) There shall be a minimum charge of$2.00 per hydrant per year. 22 23 Section 5 —Billing Period and Pro-ration. • A) The billing period shall be bimonthly which is an average of every 60.8 days. 26 27 B) The monthly fixed charges in other sections of this resolution shall be doubled for 28 purposes of the bimonthly billing and pro-ration of the bimonthly bill. 29 30 ' C) Pro-ration of the bill shall be done if the billing period is less than 54 days or greater 31 than 66 days. 32 33 Section 6 —Return Check Fee Shall Be $15. 34 35 Section 7 — Turn-on due to resumption of service from payment of delinquent bill shall.be 36 $30.00. 37 38 Section.8 — Turn-on or off of service or other services at:the request or caused by the consumer, 39 regardless of reason, after 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday, holidays or weekends shall be 40 $60.00 per service call. 41 42 Section 9 — Deposit to open account or re-establish an account due to delinquency shall be 43 $50.00. 44 45 Section 10 —:The -first.delinquent notice mailed to the consumer shall cause a $5 charge to be 40 added to the consuer account. 1 2 Section 11 —Meter Testing Deposit. .3 4 • 4 Deposit 5 Meter Size Amount 6 7 1 inch or less $10.00 8 Greater than 1 inch $15.00 9 10 Section 12—Miscellaneous Fees and Charges. 11 12 Actual cost for various services plus a 2Q% administrative charge will be charged to the 13 consumer for services requested or caused by the consumer. 14 15 Section 13 —Meter Penalty.Charges. 16 17 A) There is a $50 first time penalty for a meter valve being turned on and/or 18 unauthorized taking of water, by anyone other than City employees This penalty also 19 may be imposed for damaging or unauthorized tampering of City water service. 20 21 B) There is a $200 penalty for each additional action. 22 23 Section 14—fire Hydrant Load Meter. 24 •25 A) A $1,200 deposit shall be required by the consumer in order-to obtain a meter and 26 connection to a fire hydrant. 27 28 B) A $2.00 per day meter charge will be levied for use of the meter. 29 30 C) The applicant will be charged for the actual water use based on the rates in Section 2. 31 32 Section 15 —Bridge Meter. 33 34 A) A $600 deposit shall be required by the consumer in order to obtain a meter and 35 connection to afire hydrant. 36 37 B) A $2.00 per day meter charge will be levied for use of the meter. 38 39 C) The applicant will be charged for the actual water use based on the rates in Section 2. 40 41 Section 16— Construction Service. 42 43 A) A $100 deposit shall be required for a 3/4 inch or 1 inch construction meter set at 44 curb stop. 45 46 B) A $1.00 per day meter charge will be levied for use of the meter. • • 1 C) The applicant will be charged for the actual water use based on the rates in Section 2. 4 Section 17—The charges in Resolution 94-317 N.C.S. shall remain in effect until the effective 5 date of the charges in this Resolution. 6 7 Section 18 —The charges in this Resolution shall be effective as follows: 8 9 A) The charges in Section 2— Water Consumption—shall be effective for all bills issued 10 after June 30, 2001. 11 12 B) All other charges in this Resolution shall be effective for services provided after June 13 30, 2001. 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 • 110 S ATTACHMENT 5 Page 307, 478 and 479 of the FY 01-02 Preliminary Budget • S litt11Ti, h ri,.7pr• it t• K t� E^' '."'r1;75:. 1.` t tA� atx ' t to rt �.� 4 wa 1.A �c'y C •.. • C lFl ( % � (i l..a+ t�lttN ff _ t } tr ,�. 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WATER RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION • Summary of Expenses; Appropriations, and Revenue - Water Utility Fund 601 Budget Comparisons To Prior Years % Change FY 1998-99 FY 1999-00 FY 2000-01 FY 2000-01 FY 2001-02 From Description Actual Actual Budget Estimated Budget Budget Salaries 5, 829,718 $ 922,374 $1,201,200 $ 993,950 . $ 1,426,000 19% Benefits 226,087 237,896 205,050 160,500 265,250 29% Services/Supplies .455,877 592,144 872,700 852,700 983,250 13% Capital - 98,135 97,757 387;250 343,750 419,500 8% Purchased Water 2,,855,343 3,188,827 3,371,000 3,349,000 3;889,550 15% Sub-Total 4,465,160 5,038,998 6,037,200 5,699,900 6;983;550 16% • Interdepartmental Charges 489,750 520,399 526,900 526;900 747,700 42% Totals $4,954;910 $5,559,397 $6,564;100 $6;226;800 $'7,731;250 18% Revenue Charges for Sales . $5,130,190 $5;565,788 $6,248,900 $6,101,300 ;'$.8471,750 36% Charges for Services 156,797 215,246 118,000 173,550 1 . 200,000 69% Intergovernmental 3,883 - - - 0% Totals 55,290;870 3 5,781,034 $6;366,900 $6,274,850 $:8,671,750. 36% Excess(Deficit) of Revenue Over Expenses $ 335,960 $ 221,637 .5 (197,200) .5 48;050 .5 940,500 307 S d�� 15 a� 1h'g Ac ybKt 4 r 0 k t te AC4o f s � �s�# ' e T r5 CM- � 4 .c .,F7G 84,1C$ a� WATER RESOURCES AND'.:CONSERVATION CAPITAL,IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS • WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS SUMMARY %Change FY 1998-99 FY 1999-00 FY 2000-01 FY 2000-01, FY 2001;02 From Description Actual Actual Budget Estimated ,:,.Budget Budget Projects $ 663,841 . .$ 324;148 $ 1,841,200 $ 314,000 ;$3;398,000 85% Debt,Service Principal 545,000 325;000 510,000 510,000 ",200;000 -61% DebtService Interest 369,845 345;670 335,000 337,500 482;100 44% Totals $1,578,686 $ 994,818 $.2,686,200 $ 1;161,500 $4;080,100 52% Revenues/Sources. Connection Fees $1,177,459 $.1,313,977 $ 858,000 $ 9792001`$'.i570,000 -34% Investment'.Earnings°&`•Rent 195;241 245;518 200,000 341,550 _345,000 73% Sonoma County W afer.Agency.- Amendment,10 - - 300,000 296;650 ' 178;000 . -41% --,, Debt Proceed;Netof Issue:Cost. - - - 1,900,000 100% • Totals. $ 1,372;700 $1,559,495 $ 1,358,000 $ 1,617,400 12,993,000. 120% Excess (Deficit) from Operations & Maintenance $ 335,960 $ 221,637 $„(197,200) $ 48;050 $ 940;500 Beginning Working Capital 3,671,276 3,474,686 4,066,300 4,261,000 4,764;950 Ending Working Capital $ 3,801,250. $4,261,000 $:2,540,900 $4,764,950 $4,618,350 478 ,. .. i y ap 1f- u1 �t1'ft t � .� Y h n��l-R' {r1 ti t$,,.✓4iL�1 x toz, r c s Y 5?vA, }a5 idci y }. fRC i e lurna'F'C aufgc la } r 'dl-is, ujit ale, r k w N 4 FY 2001,2002 Budget". • k t M eon mt J hate 140ye : .1r 7 rr Y t a fa a y; k ' ink 9r .i. $'. �h,_ +{ .fa''-ait�,'.rytdw+�yryx{awr tSrHvSrYrte�r�n:..iv�rr.h,n.:m'�'.,.r....,a�k�"N ,.i.s+arwv • WATER UTILITY PROJECT SUMMARY Prior Est. (dollars in $000) Years 00-01 01-02 02.03 03,04. 04-05 05-06 Total 9732 Street Resurfacing $ 35 $ $ 178 $ 105 $ 105 $ 105 $ 105 $ 633 9793 Water Main Improvements 2,220 • 29 280 400 400 400 400 4,129 9795 New Wells 703 24 420 260 260 260 260 2,187 9797 Property Site Improvements 65 20 895 - - - - 980 9852 Casa Grande Landfill Mon. 187 3 3 3 3 3 3 205 9858 Corona/Ely Watef Main • 6 - - - 250 - - 256 9863 Washington/McDowell - - 351 - - - - 351 9864 Bodega Ave. Widening - - 444 - - - - 444 9917 Water Reservoir Rehab. 735 1 - - - 315 - 1,051 9931 Water Conservation 126 122 127 127 127 127 127 883 9997 Paula Lane Reservoir#2 8 51 700 9,615 - - - 2,374 9843 Telemetry Improvement - 31 - - - - 31 9873 Water Master Plan - 33 - - - 33 TOTAL $ 4,085 S 314 $ 3;398 $ 2,510 -$ 1,145 $ 1,210 $ 895 $ 13,557 ... SOURCES Prior Est. (dollars in $000) Years 00.01 01-02 02.03 03-04 04-05 05-06 Total • Water Operations $ 3,456 $ 152 $ 2,760 $ 1,494 $ 750 $ 1,002 $ 687 $ 10,301 Water Connections 577 70 560 938 317 130 130 2,722 •o. Cty.Water Agency Amend#10 52 92 78 78 78 78 78 534 • TOTAL $ 4,085 1 314 $ 3;398 $ 2,510 $ 1;145 $ 1,210 $ 895 $ 13,557 (note: annual scwa revenue shown is'net of their est. $200,000 admin.,charge) • • • • 479