§ 33.01 FEE SCHEDULE.
Description
Amount
Notations
Description
Amount
Notations
Administrative citations and ordinance violations
Administrative citations
$60 per citation
 
Ordinance violations under Public Works, Title V
Actual costs for repairing any damage to the city's system
Examples include: contaminating the municipal water supply, illegal connection to sanitary sewer or water mains, disposing of chemicals in the sewage collection system, and the like will be charged actual costs to repair the violation
Turning on disconnected water after the city has discontinued service for non-payment
$100 per violation
 
Nuisance abatement pursuant to Title IX General Regulations
$50 per hour for mowing and snow removal
Minimum one-hour billed - each violation
   Administrative warrant to enter property to fix violations if necessary
Actual costs to obtain billed to violator
   Abatement activities    
      (cleaning up junk, securing vacant dwellings, removing diseased trees, abating nuisances, et al)
Actual costs billed to violator. Specially assessed to property if invoice remains unpaid.
 
Ordinance violations under Business Regulations, Title XI
Operating without a license is a misdemeanor citation
Officers have the option to issue a state ticket for a misdemeanor offense.
Administrative citation is $100 per violation
With respect to licensed establishments, Council has the authority to suspend, impose a civil fine, or revoke a license for failed compliance with the ordinance
Ordinance violations under General Offenses, Title XIII
 
Officers have the option to also issue a state ticket for a misdemeanor offense
Ordinance violations under Land Use, Title XV
$200 per violation
If the violation remains, the city can continue to issue new citations until the violation is corrected
Licenses
Adult entertainment
$2,500 per year
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
Animals
 
 
   Dangerous dog certificate
   (M.S. § 347.51)
Actual costs
 
   Kennel license
$50
Per year
   Kennel license - commercial
$150
Per year
   Licenses - life of the animal
$5
 
   License - duplicate
$5
 
   Chicken coop
$150
Application fee and site review
Cannabinoid
$150
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
Carnivals, circuses, tent shows
$25 per day
 
Garbage and refuse collection
$400 per year
 
Liquor
 
 
   Brew pub on-sale
$1,000 per year
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
   Intoxicating liquor on-sale
$1,000 per year
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
   Intoxicating liquor on-sale - Sundays
$100 per year
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
   3.2 malt liquor - on-sale
$100 per year
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
   3.2 malt liquor - off-sale
$100 per year
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
   Special club
$500 per year
 
   Temporary on-sale - 3.2 malt liquor
$75 per event
 
   Temporary on-sale - liquor
$75 per event
 
   Temporary on-sale - liquor per day
$75 per event
 
   Wine and strong beer
$400 per year
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
Pawnbroker
$750 per year
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
Peddler or solicitor (for profit)
$25 per day
 
Peddler or solicitor (non-profit)
No charge
 
Tobacco
$100 per year
New licenses will also pay an investigation fee. Investigation fee is actual costs.
Miscellaneous city services
Copies - over 100 including police reports
$0.25
Per page plus $25/hour labor costs
Data practices request - search, copy information
$0.25 per page under 100 pages
Actual cost for DVDs, photographs, data stored electronically, over 100 copies. Actual costs include staff time to search, retrieve, and prepare the medium requested (e.g. DVD).
Fax - in
$2 plus $1 per page
 
Fax - out
$4 plus $1 per page
 
Filing for office (affidavit of candidacy)
$2
 
NSF Charge
$35
 
Notary
$1
Per document
Rental of Council Chambers by non-profit groups
No charge
 
Room lease
$20 per week or
$50 per month
 
Permits
Right-of-way (requiring a street opening or excavation of a paved surface)
$100 per permit
$3,000 escrow per opening
Must complete permit application form and submit with required documents
Right-of-way - directional bore
No cost
Must complete permit application form and submit with required documents
Building permits - see §§ 33.10 and 33.11 below
 
 
Special event permit
$750
For events with more than 1,000 people in attendance
 
$50 damage deposit for resident
Additional fees that may apply to special event permits are:
 
$100 damage deposit for non-resident
   $5 per sign (such as detour, no parking)
   $5 per traffic control device
   $20 per table to move in additional picnic tables from one park to another park
   $75 per hour per officer - 2 hour minimum
Police fees
Civil stand by fees
$75 per hour
2 hour minimum
Copy of photo/police report
$5
 
Copying video from squad or BWC
$40 per hour
 
Labor rate - OT. Includes squad use
Actual costs
Consistent with TZD rates
Labor rate - overtime
Actual costs
Consistent with TZD rates
Special use vehicle operators permit fee
$10
Per vehicle
Storage and impound fees
$25 per day
Outside storage
 
$50 per day
Inside storage
Towing fees
Actual costs
 
Planning, zoning, economic development fees
Assignment and assumption agreement
Costs
 
Conditional use, interim use permit, planned unit development, platting, rezoning, vacation of public right of way request or easement
$250
$250 fee for preliminary plat and a separate $250 fee for final plat
Developer’s agreement
Costs
Escrow of $5,000 is required
Lot split or lot combination
$100
A legal description for the lot combination or split must be provided by the property owner
Park dedication fee
$750 per housing unit
$550 for parks and $200 for trails
Preliminary financial assistance review
Actual costs incurred
 
TIF District or tax abatement applications and developments
Actual costs incurred
Escrow deposit of $10,000 is required
Street Department/equipment
Equipment - add actual man hours (MH) unless noted
 
Equipment rental only for mutual aid purposes
Air compressor - portable
$75 per day
 
Chain saw - 12"
$75 per day
 
Chain saw - 18"
$75 per day
 
Chop saw - 14"
$75 per day
 
Generator - portable
$150 per hour
 
Loader
$160 per hour
 
Mowing
$125 per hour
 
Pump - diaphragm
$75 per day
 
Sewer Jetter/Vac - 2 people per OSHA
$275 per hour
Includes MH
Skid loader
$160 per hour
Includes MH
Snow blower
$160 per hour
Includes MH
Street sweeper
$160 per hour
Includes MH
Traffic control
 
 
   Barricades
$5 per barricade
 
   Cones
$5 per cone
 
Truck - bucket - 2 people
$250 per hour
Includes MH
Truck - 3/4-ton
$160 per hour
Includes MH
Truck - one-ton
$160 per hour
Includes MH
Truck - tandem/dump
$190 per hour
Includes MH
Truck - single axle
$160 per hour
Includes MH
Water pump (4")
$120 per hour
 
Water and sewer rates
Late fee
$10 or 10%
Whichever is higher
Meter - fee
Actual cost incurred
Irrigation meter
Meter - failure to allow access/noncompliance
Disconnect or citation
Fine up to $1,000 and/or up to 90 days in jail. Plus $50 per month starting the next billing until in compliance.
Meter - tampering fee
$260
Fine plus costs
Meter - testing
Actual costs incurred
 
Meter deposit
$1,350
 
Hydrant usage fee/rental fee
$25 plus cost of water used
 
Sewer access charge - SAC
$2,000
Per standard equivalent connection (SEC)
Water access charge - WAC
$1,000
Per standard equivalent connection (SEC)
Reconnect fee
$55
Residents that request their water be shut off for several months due to being out of state will not have to pay a shut-off or reconnect fee but are required to pay the monthly REU base rates for water and sewer even though the water is shut off.
Request to reconnect water after 3:30 p.m. or on a weekend day
$150
Basic service charges (REUs/SFR) for water and sewer
   Wastewater
$10.08 per SFR unit
Each account that is not a single-family residence account shall pay a basic service charge that is a multiple of the SFR unit basic service charge as calculated by staff pursuant to § 51.04(B)(2).
   Water
$17.85 per SFR unit
Per gallon operating charges for water and sewer
Water usage fees (gallons)
Cost per gallon ($)
 
   Zero gallons to 6,000 gallons
0.005242
Minimum bill for water usage is 2,500 gallons
   6,001 gallons to 20,000 gallons
0.005626
 
   20,001 to 38,000 gallons
0.005907
 
   38,001 to 50,000 gallons
0.006188
 
   Over 50,000 gallons per month
0.006604
 
All gallons used will be billed on the appropriate usage tier. Example: 6,256 gallons used would be billed at the 6,001 to 20,000 gallon rate for all gallons used.
Sewer usage fees (gallons)
Cost per gallon ($)
 
   0-6,000 gallons
0.010320
Minimum bill is 2,500 gallons
   6,001 gallons to 20,000 gallons
0.0107000
 
   20,001 to 38,000 gallons
0.011030
 
   38,001 to 50,000 gallons
0.011340
 
   Over 50,000 gallons per month
0.011650
 
State drinking water fee
Fee determined by the state
When the state changes the fee, the city will reflect the increased price on the utility bill
Sprinkler systems - see ordinance
 
 
NSF charge
$35
 
Outside city limits water/sewer rates
See notation
Must pay WAC/SAC, additional 50% of the rates to all pre-existing users outside of the city limits
(Ord. 311, passed 11-7-2023)