(A) An application for a sewer tap shall be made upon duplicate forms furnished by the city. The application shall show the name and address of the applicant, the address where the tap is to be made, the amount of money paid for the tap, the signature of the applicant, and any other information the Director deems necessary and subject to the additional requirements of § 50.028.
(B) With the exception of sewer cap fees established by Ordinances 132-84 and 136-84 and any other ordinance which established tap fees for specific lots or streets, the sewer tap onto the existing sewer shall be:
SIZE
|
FEE
(inside city) |
FEE
(outside city) |
4" to 6" (laid from 0' to 10' in depth) |
$1,500.00 | $2,250.00 |
4" to 6" (laid over 10' in depth) |
$3,000.00 | $4,500.00 |
(C) The fee for the sewer tap onto the existing lateral shall be:
SIZE
|
FEE
(inside city) |
FEE
(outside city) |
4" to 6" (laid from 0' to 10' in depth) |
$1,125.00 | $1,687.50 |
4" to 6" (laid over 10' in depth) |
$2,250.00 | $3,375.00 |
(D) The taps shall extend from the point of tapping to a point between the curb and sidewalk or a distance not to exceed 40 feet whichever is nearer.
(E) Sewer taps in developments may be made by the developer with permission of the Director. Permits shall be obtained from the water office. Cost of this permit shall be $50 per tap.
(F) The fee for wastewater discharge permits as required by § 50.028 shall be $10 for industrial users with existing connections to the sanitary sewer system and $50 for industrial users requesting a new connection.
(G) Industrial users shall reimburse the city its cost of administering and enforcing the pretreatment program. The fee for collecting samples of industrial wastewater shall be $45. The fee for analyzing these samples shall be $165 when analyzed by the city. When analysis is performed by an independent laboratory, the fee shall be equal to the amount charged by the laboratory.
(Ord. 64-92, passed 8-10-92)
(H) (1) Any industrial user who monitors the flow rate in their discharge to the city sanitary sewer system shall be subject to mandatory annual meter testing by a testing company approved by the Utilities Director. All costs of testing shall be the responsibility of the owner or customer.
(2) The annual meter testing required under this section shall commence in the calendar year 1999. Thereafter, such annual testing will be completed on or before June 1 each successive year thereafter. A written report of the result of the testing shall be submitted to the Utilities Director.
(Ord. 15-99, passed 2-22-99)