A nonresidential property owner may challenge the ERU multiple assigned to his or her property by filing an appeal with the City Engineer for adjustment thereof, stating in writing the grounds for the appeal. The City Engineer, or the Engineer's designee, shall consider the appeal and determine whether an adjustment of the ERU multiple for any such lot or parcel is necessary, and adjust such ERU multiple if appropriate. Rate adjustments greater than five hundred dollars ($500.00) per month must be approved by the Utility Commission. A two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00) application fee is required for each appeal only one appeal per parcel per year is allowed. Decisions of the City Engineer may be appealed to the Utility Commission. Decisions of the Utility Commission may be appealed to the Knox County Court of Common Pleas.
(Ord. 2019-35. Passed 11-12-19.)