Reso 0666-07/1983 RESOLUTION NO. 666
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
SAN MARCOS COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 653 ESTABLISHING SEWER
CAPACITY RIGHT FEES, MONTHLY SEWER SERVICE CHARGES,
SEWER RECONNECTION CHARGES, SEWER LATERAL DEPOSITS,
AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE INSPECTION FEES
WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of the San Marcos County Water
District did adopt Ordinance No. 65 on March 7, 1983, requiring the Board to
establish sewer capacity right fees, monthly sewer service charges, sewer
reconnection charges, sewer lateral deposits and industrial waste inspection
fees;
WHEREAS, these fees were established by Resolution No. 653 adopted
by the Board of Directors on March 7, 1983;
WHEREAS, the Board of Directors deems it necessary to adjust the
Monthly Sewer Service Charges as outlined in Resolution No. 653;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE SAN
MARCOS COUNTY WATER DISTRICT as follows:
SECTION 1: SEWER CAPACITY RIGHT FEES
A. DWELLING UNIT $2,400.00
B. HOTELS, MOTELS, CONVALESCENT HOMES $2,400.00
(guest facilities)
For each additional guest facility $1,200.00
Any dining, laundry and/or recreational
facility, etc., is to be considered
separately, in addition to hotels, motels,
convalescent homes (guest facilities)
C. RESTAURANT, CAFE, BAR FIRST D.U.E. $2,400.00
For each additional D.U.E. $1,200.00
For the purpose of this Resolution,
25 seats will be considered one D.U.E.
D. STORES, OFFICES, INDUSTRIAL FIRST D.U.E. $2,400.00
For each additional space on the same
physical connection $1,200.00
For the purpose of this Resolution, 25
employees shall be considered one D.U.E.
The number of D.U.E.'s will be reviewed
as provided by Ordinance No. 65.
E. SCHOOLS PER D.U.E. $2,400.00
For the purpose of this Resolution, 25
students, faculty and administrators,
etc., shall be considered one D.U.E. The
number of D.U.E.'s will be reviewed as
provided by Ordinance No. 65
F. INDUSTRIAL WASTE
All waste dischargers for which the
District shall elect not to apply the
above schedule, the sewer capacity right
fee shall be basedon the average amount
of water discharged into the sewer system
daily, defined and reviewed as provided by
in Ordinance No. 65 as follows:
For each gallon per day of discharge $ 7.20
The minimum fee shall not be less than
$2,400.00.
RESOLUTION NO. 666, Continued
For the purpose of this Resolution, all water
entering the property through the water meter
is assumed to reach the sewer unless the dis-
charger presents evidence to the contrary which
is satisfactory to the District. The industrial
waste sewer capacity right fee includes a credit
of 25% built into the fee for water delivered
onsite which does not enter the sewer. The
District Manager, with Board approval, may adjust
the charges in those cases where a significant
percentage of water above the built in 25% credit
for water entering the property, does not enter
the sewer system. But in no case shall the
capacity right fee be adjusted so that the
resulting fee is less than one D.U.E. The sewer
capacity right shall be reviewed as provided by
Ordinance No. 65.
G. The rates for any and all sewage which the
District deems to be usual, including any of
the above, shall be established upon study and
recommendation by the Manager and approval of
the Directors
SECTION 2: MONTHLY SEWER SERVICE CHARGES
The following fees are hereby established as monthly sewer service charges.
Said charges shall be due and payable monthly as follows:
I.D. l, 2, 5, 6 I.D. "A"
A. Family Dwelling Unit $8.25 $8.60
B. Hotel, motel, convalescent homes,
etc.
1st Guest Facility $8.25 $8.60
Each additional guest facility on
the same physical connection $6.00 $6.20
C. Restaurant, Cafe, Bar, etc.
1st 25 seating capacity $8.25 $8.60
Each additional 25 seats $6.58 $6.78
D. Automobile Service Station
1st two islands $8.25 $8.60
Each additional island $6.00 $6.20
E. Stores, Warehouses, Offices
1st Unit or Space $8.25 $8.60
Each additional unit or space on
the same physical connection $6.00 $6.20
F. Laundromats - per machine $4.50 $4.59
G. Industrial Complexes
1 st 25 employees $8.25 $8.60
Each additional 25 employees $6.00 $6.20
H. Schools
Elementary, Jr. High, High Schools
and Colleges, per 25 students $8.25 $8.60
Each additional 25 students,
faculty, etc. $6.00 $6.20
I. Industrial (Sanitary waste only)
1st 25 employees $8.25 $8.60
Each additional 25 employees $6.00 $6.20
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RESOLUTION NO. 666, Continued
J. The rate for waste discharge which
the District has determined by
water meter reading shall be as
follows:
$ .62 per hundred cubic feet per month, excepting Improvement
District "A".
$ .65 per hundred cubic feet per month in Improvement District "A".
For the purposes of Schedule "J",
all water entering the property through
the water meter is assumed to reach the
sewer unless the discharger presents
evidence to the contrary which is satis-
factory to the District. The District
Manager, with Board approval, may adjust
the charges in those cases where a signifi-
cant percentage of the water entering the
property does not enter the sewer system;
but in no case shall he adjust the sewer
service charge so that the resulting monthly
charge is less than $ 8.25 per month, excepting
Improvement District "A" which will be $8,60.
K. Any and all units that have sewer character-
istics which the District deems to be unusual,
including any of the above, shall have monthly
rates established upon study and recommendation
by the Manager and approval of the Board of
Directors.
SECTION 3: RECONNECTION CHARGE
A reconnection charge is established as follows:
Reconnection charge $10.00
SECTION 4: SERVICE LATERAL DEPOSIT
Service lateral deposits are established as follows:
4" lateral $680.00
6" lateral Time &
Materials
SECTION 5: INDUSTRIAL WASTE APPLICATION FEE
Industrial waste application fee is established as follows:
Application Fee $25.00
SECTION 6: INDUSTRIAL WASTE INSPECTION FEE
Industrial waste inspection fee is established as follows:
Inspection Fee $25.00
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RESOLUTION NO. 666, Continued
This Resolution shall become effective the first day of July, 1983.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 5th day of July, 1983, by the
following roll call vote:
AYES: Directors: Newport, Mason, Holm, Ferguson, Mahr
NOES: Directors: None
ABSTAIN: Directors: None
ABSENT: Directors: None
ATTEST:
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