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2023-73
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2023-73 Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 38 Stormwater Ordinance
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Public Works
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11/6/2023
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Area Drainage <br /> 10 Masters Drive Drainage 22.0 $1,550,000 <br /> Total $25,650,000 <br /> The fee change proposed herein will not be able to fund all of the projects identified in Table 1 either,but a fee adjustment enable <br /> the city to make more progress on the project backlog. <br /> Stormwater Fee <br /> Chapter 38 of the City Code,known as the Stormwater Ordinance,was amended by the City Council in 2014 to assess a storm <br /> water fee to each property in the City. The fee is in two parts consisting of a Base Fee and a Usage Fee: <br /> Monthly Charge=Base Fee+Usage Fee <br /> The Base Fee,is a fee incurred by each parcel of property in the City,that is assessed for the benefit of the stormwater system. <br /> The Base Fee is the same for each parcel regardless of size. It is currently$3.00 per month per parcel. The proposal is to increase <br /> this to$5.00 over the next 2 years by adding$1.00 beginning January 2024 and adding another$1.00 in January 2025.Phasing in <br /> the first increase in 9 years will make it less of a burden for rate payers. <br /> The Usage Fee is based on the Equivalent Residential Unit(ERU)value calculated for each property. One ERU is defined as <br /> 4,500 square feet of impervious area in the City Code. The ERU standardizes each property to how much stormwater they <br /> discharge compared to an average residential property in the City. In general,excepting residential properties over 1 acre in size, <br /> each developed residential property currently pays$0.67 per month per property,or 1 ERU. It is proposed that this rate increase to <br /> $1.10 over the next 2 years by adding$0.21 beginning January 2024 and$0.22 in January 2025. Commercial or industrial <br /> properties with significant amounts of impervious area will pay a multiple of this amount depending on how much their <br /> impervious area exceeds 4,500 square feet. For instance,a commercial or industrial property with 5 times 4,500 sf currently pays <br /> 5 times the standard residential ERU or 5 X$0.67. <br /> The proposal to increase the monthly stormwater charge is as follows: <br /> January 1,2024— Increase the Base Fee from$3.00 to$4.00,Increase the ERU from$0.67 to$0.88: <br /> Base Fee $4.00 <br /> $0.88 x Number of <br /> Usage Fee ERUs <br /> Total Monthly Fee $4.00+($0.88 x <br /> ERUs) <br /> January 1,2025— Increase the Base Fee from$4.00 to$5.00,Increase the ERU from$0.88 to$1.10: <br /> Base Fee $5.00 <br /> $1.10 x Number of <br /> Usage Fee ERUs <br /> Total Monthly Fee $5.00+($1.10 x <br /> ERUs) <br /> May 1,2026— Increase the Base Fee and ERU by 2.5 percent or by the annual percentage change of the U.S. <br /> Department of Labor Midwest Urban Consumer Price Index for each corresponding January 1 to December 31 of <br /> the preceding year,whichever is greater. The City Council must authorize any annual increase that is 5.0 percent <br /> or higher. <br /> The proposal is expected to bring in an additional$1.2 million per year,which reflects about a 75%increase in available project <br /> funding. <br /> Although based on an estimate of actual stormwater runoff,the residential calculation is a flat fee. However,the stormwater fee for <br /> commercial and industrial customers is based on the actual calculated amount of impervious surfaces(roofs,parking lots,etc.). <br /> City staff updates these actual pervious surface amounts for commercial and industrial locations periodically using aerial mapping <br /> and GIS. <br />
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