FEE RESOLUTION
FEE SCHEDULE
SUBJECT
FEES
SUBJECT
FEES
ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNMENT
Attorney Fees for Delinquent Accounts
$190.00
Return Check or ACH Payment Fee
$30.00
Water Termination Reconnect Fee
$100.00
CODE ENFORCEMENT
Purpose: Permit and related fees are collected to cover the costs of permit applications, plan review, park and recreation improvements, the issuance of the permits, required site inspections and certificate of occupancy. Fees set forth herein are intended to cover the cost of one inspection. If additional inspections are necessary due to the applicant's failure to meet required standards, or for any other reason not attributable to the Borough, additional fees may be charged, and if charged shall reflect the Borough's actual additional cost for such inspections.
Estimated Value of Construction: "Estimated value" means the reasonable costs, as determined by the Code Enforcement Officer, of all services, labor, materials and use of equipment entering into and necessary to the prosecution and completion of the work. The following average square foot construction costs shall be used to compute the "estimated value" of construction by multiplying per square foot construction cost 'by the total square footage of area for the proposed use.
Quick Ticket Fee
$25.00
 
COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL RATES FOR 2022
Season Pass Rates
 
Borough Residents
Non-Residents
Membership Type
1/2 Price Rates
Full Price Rates
Non-Resident Rates
COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL RATES FOR 2022
Season Pass Rates
 
Borough Residents
Non-Residents
Membership Type
1/2 Price Rates
Full Price Rates
Non-Resident Rates
Senior (60+)
$25.00
$50.00
$50.00
Individual
$72.50
$145.00
$160.00
Family of 2
$85.00
$170.00
$185.00
Family of 3
$92.50
$185.00
$200.00
Family of 4
$100.00
$200.00
$215.00
Family of 5
$107.50
$215.00
$230.00
Family of 6
$115.00
$230.00
$245.00
Family Pass Definition
Family memberships are limited to use by members of an individual's immediate family which are: spouses, live in companions, children or step children; under the age of 19 living in the same household; full-time students or active military included to age 22 (you may be asked to provide proof of residency or identification). Grandparents are not eligible to be included on the family memberships. Other relatives living with the family (for example, grandparent, brothers, sisters, aunt nephews, etc.) must purchase their own membership.
SUBJECT
FEES
Daily Passes
Borough Residents
   After 5:00 p.m.
$6.00
$3.00
Non-Residents
   After 5:00 p.m.
$8.00
$4.00
Children 3 years and younger
No Charge
Pool Party Rates
Member Price: $175.00. The rental price includes: 2 hours of swimming from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily or 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Saturday or Sunday only), lifeguard staff, pool usage and pool lights.
Non-Member Price: $200.00. The rental price includes: 2 hours of swimming from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily or 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Saturday or Sunday only), lifeguard staff, pool usage and pool lights.
A deposit (non-refundable) of $50.00 is required in advance. The balance is due 5 days prior to the party. We reserve the right to close the pool due to inclement weather. If we close the pool because of weather, you will be issued a refund.
Birthday Party Pool Rates
Member Price: 10 people - $75.00 (2 free adult admission passes to the pool - meals not included) each additional person - $7.50 each. The $75.00 fee is required at the time the reservations are made.
Non-Member Price: 10 people - $100.00 (2 free adult admission passes to the pool - meals not included) each additional person - $10.00 each. The $100.00 fee is required at the time the reservations are made.
The pavilion use is not included in your party price. If you would like to reserve the pavilion for your party, Member Price: $25.00, Non-Member: $50.00.
Swimming Lessons
$50.00 per swimmer per 5 day class
 
FIRE PREVENTION AND FIRE PROTECTION
Smoke Detector Fees
$ 25.00
Burn Permit
$ 25.00
LICENSES, PERMITS AND GENERAL BUSINESS REGULATIONS
Peddler's Permit: One Day
$ 25.00
Peddler's Permit: Five Days
$150.00
Peddler's Permit: One Month
$250.00
Storage of Motor Vehicles: Application Fee
$ 50.00
Storage of Motor Vehicles: Renewal Fee
$ 25.00
Overweight Vehicle Application Fee
$250.00
OTHER PERMITS
Certificate of Use
$ 50.00
Holding Tank
$250.00
Impounding and Removal of Vehicles:
 
   Towing
$250.00
   Winching
$250.00
   Storage
$35.00 per day
[Res. 225]
 
All towed vehicles illegally parked will be ticketed before towing.
Overweight Vehicle Application
 
   Application Fee
$100.00
   Deposit Fee
$250.00
Storage of Motor Vehicles
 
   Application Fee
$25.00
   Application Renewal
$10.00
RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW PUBLIC RECORDS
Black and White Photocopies
$0.25 per page
Color Photocopies
$0.50 per page
Oversized Plans (larger than 11" x 17")
Actual Borough Cost
Postage
Actual Borough Cost
SIGN PERMIT
Permanent Sign
 
   0-64 square feet
$40.00
   More than 64 square feet
$75.00
TAX COLLECTOR CHARGES
Certification of Taxes Paid
$10.00
Duplicates bill
$10.00
SOLID WASTE
Single Family Dwelling: Garbage (four bag limit)
$58.00 per quarter
Single Family Dwelling: Sewer
Each private dwelling or living unit (including a mobile Home, and each family unit in multi-dwelling facility Such as an apartment house.
 
$195.00 per quarter
Single Family Dwelling - Garbage - Vacant Rate
$0.00
Single Family Dwelling - Sewer - Vacant Rate
Each private dwelling or living unit (including a mobile home, and each family unit in multi-dwelling facility such as an apartment house.
 
$77.78 per quarter
Home Occupation: Garbage (six bag limit)
$89.90 per quarter
Businesses: Garbage (eight bag limit)
$121.65 per quarter
Bar/Restaurant/Convenience Store: Garbage
Dumpsters billed by Waste Management
Businesses: Sewer
Each commercial establishment (other than those above) not regularly dispensing food or beverages for consumption on the premises or discharging industrial waste.
 
$258.42 per quarter
Dumpsters billed by Service Provider
 
Each restaurant, bar or other commercial: Sewer establishment (not otherwise classified herein) which regularly dispenses food or beverages.
$412.74 per quarter
 
 
Bed & Breakfast: Trash
$146.05 per quarter
Each motel, hotel or rooming house per bedroom
$130.00 per quarter
 
 
Laundromat Trash:
$120.65 per quarter
Laundromat Sewer:
$750.00 per quarter
 
 
Bakery Sewer:
$31.10 per employee (Average per quarter of each month)
 
 
Home Trash:
$88.90 per quarter
Home Sewer:
$227.50 per quarter
 
 
Some businesses are exempt from garbage collection if the trash hauler does not accept items.
Extra garbage bags purchased at the Borough office
$4.00
Recycling cans
$18.00
 
 
SEWER CONNECTIONS AND SEWAGE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL
Single Family Dwelling: Sewer
$195.00 per quarter
Single Family Dwelling: Sewer - Vacant Rate
$77.78 per quarter
Home Occupation: Sewer
$299.13 per quarter
Businesses: Sewer
$258.42 per quarter
Bar/Restaurant/Convenience Store: Sewer
$412.74 per quarter
Tapping Fee
$4,500.00
 
 
STORM WATER MANAGEMENT FEE
Application Review and Permit Issuance
 
First 5 acres of disturbed soil - $400.00
 
Each acre of disturbed soil in excess of 5 acres - $50 per acre with a maximum fee of $1,000.
Inspections
 
Applicant will be responsible for payment of any Engineering fees incurred, invoiced at cost.
Streets and Sidewalks
Street Cut Permit 1. Street Cut Permit Fees (base on the area of disturbance):
a.   For streets paved more than 5 years from the year of the permit application: $85.00 up to 3 sq. yards, $60.00 per extra yard, $500.00 maximum.
b.   For streets paved less than 5 years from the year of the permit application: $500.00 up to 3 sq. yards, $50.00 per extra yard, $1,000.00 maximum.
Preliminary or Minor Plan
$200.00 base fee plus $20.00 per lot
Final Plan
$200.00 base fee plus $20.00 per lot
Residential Land development
$200.00 for first acre plus $40.00 per acre
Non-Residential Land Development
$300.00 for first acre plus $50.00 per acre
Review Escrow Fees
 
Preliminary Subdivision Plan
$750.00
Final Subdivision Plan
$750.00
Residential Land Development
$750.00
Non-Residential Land Development
$2,000.00
Recording Fee for Plans
$20.00 for first page, $10.00 per each additional page and $25.00 for administrative costs
Floodplain
$150.00 - base permit fee $500.00 - review escrow
Applicant shall pay all reasonable and necessary charges above the application fee by the Borough's professional consultants for review and report thereon, including but not limited to engineering and legal review.
Engineering Fees
 
Plan Review Fee
 
1.   The applicant shall be required to pay into an escrow a sum equal to the established fee before any further action may be taken by the Borough in review of the plan. Failure to pay such sum into escrow in a timely fashion shall result in disapproval of the plan and any fees due for work associated with the first review letter shall remain due and payable.
2.   Such escrow shall be used for the reasonable and necessary charges incurred by the Borough for review of the plan by the appropriate professional consultants, including the Borough Engineer. Such charges shall be reasonable and in accordance with the ordinary and customary charges to the Borough for such services and may not be based on hourly rates in excess of those charged by the Borough Engineer and his or her staff as set forth in the retainer agreement between the Borough and the Borough Engineer, for services for which reimbursement from applicants is sought.
3.   The Borough shall deduct from the escrow each month the current and/or outstanding charges for plan review by the Borough Engineer and staff, and shall send a statement each month to the developer setting forth the amount of such deduction and the services for which such deductions were made. Any dispute over the amount of such review fees shall be resolved according to procedures set forth in 53 P.S. 10503(1), or its successor.
4.   If, after completion of a portion of the plan review, the Engineer determines that the cost of review is likely to exceed the original escrow amount, then the Engineer shall calculate such amount and shall notify the Borough applicant directly in writing and the applicant shall, within 7 days of receipt of the Engineer's letter, supplement the escrow in the additional amount determined by the Engineer. Failure of the applicant to do so shall result in the disapproval of the plan. If, after review of the plan is completed, any funds remain in the plan review escrow, such funds shall be returned to the applicant only if the plan is disapproved. If the plan is approved, such funds shall be credited to the engineering inspection fee escrow described below.
 
 
Engineering Inspection Fee
 
1.   The applicant shall, by date not less than 5 days before the first Council meeting at which the applicant's plan is considered by Council, pay into escrow a sum determined by the Borough Engineer to represent the reasonable estimated cost of the following:
   A.   Inspection of the site layout by the Borough Engineer or by an appropriate member of the Borough Engineer's staff.
   B.   Inspection by the Borough Engineer or by an appropriate member of the Borough Engineer's staff of improvements, infrastructure and structures, during and after construction.
   C.   Final inspection by the Borough Engineer or by an appropriate member of the Borough Engineer's staff upon completion of installation of required improvements, infrastructures and structures.
   D.   Other engineering verifications, inspections and/or administrative tasks by the Borough Engineer or by an appropriate member of the Borough Engineer's staff or required by Borough ordinance or under State or Federal law, in connection with the application or development.
2.   Such estimates shall include the reasonable and necessary charges incurred by the Borough for such inspections and other required tasks by the appropriate professional consultants, including the Borough Engineer. Such charges shall be reasonable and in accordance with the ordinary and customary charges to the Borough for such services and may not be based on hourly rates in excess of those charged by the Borough Engineer and his or her staff as set forth in the retainer agreement between the Borough and the Borough Engineer for services for which reimbursement from applicants is not sought.
3.   The Borough shall deduct from the escrow each month the current and/or outstanding charges for inspections and other required tasks by the Borough Engineer and staff and shall send a statement each month to the developer setting forth the amount of such deduction and the services for which such deductions were made. Any dispute over the amount of such inspection fees shall be resolved according to procedures set forth in 53 P.S. 10510(g), or its successor.
4.   If after the completion of a portion of the inspections, the Borough Engineer determines that the cost of the further required inspections is likely to exceed the original escrow amount, then the Engineer shall calculate such amount and shall notify the applicant directly in writing, and the applicant shall, within 7 days of receipt of the Engineer's letter, supplement the escrow in the additional amount determined by the Engineer. Failure of the applicant to do so shall result in the issuance of a stop work order, which shall remain in effect until such payment is received by the Borough. If, after such inspections are completed, any funds remain in the engineering inspection fee escrow, such funds shall be returned to the applicant only if all of the applicant's other financial obligations to the Borough are fully discharged. If the applicant's other financial obligations to the Borough are not fully discharged, such funds shall be applied to the discharged of such obligation(s).
 
 
ZONING
Purpose: Permit and related fees are collected to cover the costs of permit applications, plan review, park and recreation improvements, the issuance of the permits, required site inspections and certificate of occupancy. Fees set forth herein are intended to cover the cost of one inspection. If additional inspections are necessary due to the applicant's failure to meet required standards, or for any other reason not attributable to the Borough, additional fees may be charged, and if charged shall reflect the Borough's actual additional cost for such inspections.
Estimated Value of Construction: "Estimated value" means the reasonable costs, as determined by the Code Enforcement Officer, of all services, labor, materials and use of equipment entering into and necessary to the prosecution and completion of the work. The following average square foot construction costs shall be used to compute the "estimated value" of construction by multiplying per square foot construction cost by the total square footage of area for the proposed use.
The fee for a zoning permit shall be $5.00 per $1,000 of construction cost, with a $50 minimum fee. Construction cost shall be determined by the most recent National Building Valuation Data Report as published by International Code Council.
Certificate of Use
$50.00
Certificate of Nonconformance
$50.00
Well Permit Application
$50.00
 
 
Zoning Hearing Board
 
The fee for filing of an appeal to the Zoning Hearing Board, or for an application for variance, or for a special exception, shall be $1,000.00. The Zoning Officer shall maintain financial records of all costs, and in the event the advertising costs, mailing costs, and stenographic charges for the hearing or hearings exceed the amount of the fee, the Borough Manager shall submit a billing to the appellant or applicant and shall require reimbursement to the Borough of Marysville for such excess costs. [Res. 245]
 
 
Change or Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance or Zoning Map
A fee of $1,000.00 shall be paid to Marysville Borough at the time of filing for any application or request for a change or amendment to the Zoning Ordinance or Zoning Map. The fee shall be utilized for the payment of advertising costs and stenographic charges. Any costs or charges in connection with the processing of the change or amendment shall, upon submission of a billing to the applicant, be reimbursed to Marysville Borough by the applicant.
All fees, costs and expenses shall be collected by the Borough and shall be paid to Marysville Borough.
Any bonds or other security required to be posed pursuant to Marysville Borough Zoning Ordinance shall be submitted to the Solicitor for Marysville Borough for approval prior to the implementation of any activity or improvement for which the bond or security is required to be posted.
 
 
HIGHWAY OCCUPANCY PERMITS
Permit Issuance Fees
 
These fees are applied to the administrative costs incurred in reviewing the application and plan(s) and issuing and processing the permit, including the preliminary review of the site location identified in the application, whether or not a permit is issued and processed.
 
 
Schedule Item No.
Unit Fee
1.   Application Fees
 
   a)   Utility Installation
$100.00
   b)   Driveways
 
      (i)   Minimum use (e.g., single-family dwellings, apartments with five or fewer units)
$35.00
      (ii)   Low volume (e.g., office buildings, car washes)
$50.00
      (iii)   Medium volume (e.g., motels, fast food restaurants, service stations, small shopping plazas)
$50.00
      (iv)   High volume (e.g., large shopping centers, multi-building apartment or office complexes)
$100.00
   c)   Other (e.g., bank removal, sidewalk and curb)
$25.00
2.   Supplemental Fee (each 6 month time extension) (each submitted change)
$25.00
3.    Emergency Permit Card (each card)
$15.00
4.    Exemptions (see below for list of exemptions)
 
General Permit Inspection Fees
 
These fees are applied to the costs incurred in a preliminary review of the location covered by the permit, and/or spot inspection of the permitted work, and/or subsequent inspection after the permitted work has been completed to ensure compliance with Borough specifications and permit provisions.
5.   Driveways
 
   a)   Each low-volume driveway
$50.00
   b)   Each medium-volume driveway
$50.00
   c)   Each high-volume driveway
$50.00
6.   Surface Openings (These fees are calculated on the total linear feet of the opening being permitted within different areas of the right-of-way.)
   a)   Total linear feet of opening each (100 foot increment or fraction thereof):
      (i)   Opening in pavement
$50.00
      (ii)   Opening in shoulder
$25.00
      (iii)   Opening outside of pavement and shoulder
$25.00
   b)   If a longitudinal opening simultaneously occupies two or more highway areas identified in subparagraph (a), only the higher fee will be charged. Linear distances shall be measured to the nearest foot.
7.   Surface Openings of Less Than 36 Square Feet (e.g., service connections performed independently of underground facility installation, pipe line repairs, boring or jacking pits) (each opening)
   (i)   Opening in pavement
$40.00
   (ii)   Opening in shoulder
$25.00
   (iii)   Opening outside pavement and shoulder
$25.00
If an opening simultaneously occupies two or more highway areas identified in subparagraphs (i) - (iii), only the higher fee will be charged.
8.   Above Ground Facilities (e.g., poles, guys and/or anchors if installed independently of poles)
   a)   Up to 10 physically connected above-ground facilities (each continuous group)
$25.00
   b)   Additional above-ground physically connected facilities (each pole with appurtenances)
$5.00
9.   Crossings (e.g., overhead bridges, conveyors or pedestrian walkways and undergrade subways or mines)
$100.00
10.   Seismograph - Vibroseis Method (e.g., prospecting for oil, gas)
   a)   First Mile
$100.00
   b)   Each additional mile or fraction thereof
$5.00
11.   Non-Emergency Test Holes in Pavement or Shoulder (each hole)
$25.00
12.   Other (e.g., bank removal, sidewalk and curb)
$25.00
EXEMPTIONS
 
Permit issuance fees and general permit inspection fees are not payable by any of the following:
1.   The Commonwealth.
2.    Political subdivisions of the Commonwealth, except when placing a facility longitudinally within more than 100 total linear feet of pavement. In that case, the application and inspection fees for pavement openings will be charged.
3.   Governmental authorities organized under the laws of the Commonwealth.
4.   The Federal Government.
5.   Charitable organizations that are in compliance with Act. No. 337, approved August 9, 1963, P.L. 628, as amended (churches, hospitals, schools, charitable institutions, veterans’ organizations, non-profit organizations).
6.   Utility facilities owners for:
 
   a)   The installation of street lights at the request of PennDOT or the political subdivision.
   b)   The replacement or renewal of their facilities prior to a Borough resurfacing project after notice from the Borough.
   c)   The removal of poles and attached appurtenances.
   d)   Facilities moved at the request of PennDOT or the political subdivision.
   e)   The reconstruction or maintenance of their facilities that occupy the right-of- way under private status.
ADDITIONAL INSPECTION FEES
 
If the Borough determines that the permitted work is of sufficient magnitude or importance to warrant assignment of one or more persons to inspect the permitted work on a more than spot inspection basis, the permit will so indicate and the permittee shall be charged for additional salary, overhead and expenses incurred by each assigned inspector and the Borough.
 
(Res. 204, 6/14/2004; as amended by Res. 214, 8/8/2005; by Res. 225, 8/14/2006; by Res. 245, 7/21/2008; by Res. 246, 10/13/2008; by Res. 252, 1/12/2009; by Res. 253, 2/9/2009; by Res. 325, 2/11/2020; and by Res. 353, 5/9/2022)