HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity of Tamarac Resolution R-82-351Introduced by III Temp. �� 2537
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CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA
RESOLUTION NO. -
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING AND MODIFYING RATES AND CHARGES
APPLICABLE TO THE UTILITY OWNED BY THE CITY OF TAMARAC
SERVING CUSTOMERS WEST OF STATE ROAD 7, AMENDING
SUBSECTIONS K & L OF SEC. I OF RESOLUTION N0. R-82-312;
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TAMARAC, FLORIDA:
SECTION I: The Rate Schedule set forth below shall be
applicable to all customers of the water and sewer utility served by the City of
Tamarac for customers West of State Road 7:
A. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL AND HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION RECREATIONAL FACILITIES -
WATER
Service Availability Charge (no consumption)
5/8" Meter
$
4.65/mo.
1" Meter
11.65/mo.
1-1/2" Meter
23.25/mo.
2" Meter
37.20/mo.
Consumption Charge per 1,000 gallons
.60
B. MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL - WATER
Service Availability Charge Per Unit (no consumption)
$
3.25/mo.
Consumption Charge per 1,000 gallons
.60
C. COMMERCIAL - WATER
Service Availability Charge (no consumption)
5/8" Meter
$
6.00/mo.
1" Meter
15.00/mo.
1-1/2" Meter
29.95/mo.
2" Meter
47.90/mo.
3" Meter
117.30/mo.
4" Meter
149.20/mo.
6" Meter
232.50/mo.
Consumption Charge per 1,000 gallons
.60
D.1.SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL - SEWER
Service Availability Charge (no consumption)
$
6.20/mo.
Disposal Charge per 1,000 gallons for 10,000 gallons
or less
.70
All over 10,000 gallons - No Additional Charge
D.2 HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION RECREATIONAL FACILITIES - SEWER
Service Availability Charge (no consumption)
5/8" Meter
$
6.20/mo.
1" Meter
12.50/mo.
1-1/2" Meter
25.00/mo.
2" Meter
40.00/mo.
Disposal Charge per 1,000 gallons for 20,000 gallons
or less
.70
All over 20,000 gallons - No Additional Charge
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E. MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL - SEWER
Service Availability Charge per Unit (no consumption) $ 4.35/mo.
Disposal Charge per 1,000 gallons for 10,000 gallons
or less .70
F. COMMERCIAL - SEWER
Service Availability Charge (no consumption)
5/8" Meter
1" Meter
1-1/2/" Meter
2" Meter
3" Meter
4" Meter
6" Meter
Consumption Charge per 1,000 Gallons
G. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL AND HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES - IRRIGATION WATER
Service Availability Charge (no consumption)
5/8" Meter
1" Meter
1-1/2" Meter
2" Meter
Consumption Charge per 1,000 Gallons
H. COMMERCIAL - IRRIGATION WATER
Service Availability Charge (no consumption)
5/8" Meter
1" Meter
1-1/2" Meter
2" Meter
6" Meter
Consumption Charge per 1,000 Gallons
I. INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER SERVICE RATE
To be determined on an individual basis according to
volume and characteristics of wastewater.
$ 6.20/mo.
15.50/mo.
31.00/mo.
49.60/mo.
99,20/mo.
155.00/mo.
310.00/mo.
.70
$ 4.65/mo.
4.65/mo.
9.50/mo.
37.20/mo.
.60
$ 7.15/mo.
17.80/mo.
35.55/mo.
56.85/mo.
- 355.64/mo.
.60
J. OTHER USES - WATER AND SEWER
Any customer for which no schedule directly applies shall
use C. and G. COMMERCIAL RATE PER UNIT.
K. CONTRIBUTION CHARGES (CONNECTION CHARGES)
Contribution Charges - Water
Contribution Charges - Wastewater
L. The number of ERC'S for individually metered residential
or non-residential uses shall be a minimum of one or
more depending upon the size of water meter installed.
The number of ERC'S for multi -family residential units
with a common or shared meter shall be based on the
following formula:
$ 525.00per ERC
I
975.00per ERC
K = (No. of fixture units * divided by 2) times the No. of bedrooms**
If K is less than 25; then each unit shall be considered
2/3 of an ERC.
If K is equal to or more than 25; then each unit shall be
considered one or more ERC.
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* The number of fixture units per unit shall be based
on Table 46-I of the 1981 Broward County Edition of
the South Florida Building Code.
** Includes all rooms except kitchen, living room,
dining room, storage room or utility room.
M. METER INSTALLATION CHARGES/DEPOSITS
(1) Residential or Homeowners Association Recreational
Facilities
METER SIZE
5/8"
1"
1-1/2"
2_'
Over 2"
Multi -Family
N. CUSTOMER SERVICE CHARGES
Meter Turn -On
Meter Turn -Off
(not applicable for
termination of service at
consumer's request)
0. METER TESTING DEPOSIT
Meter Size
5/8"
1" and 1-1/2"
2"
Over 2"
FIRE LINE CHARGES
411
6"
81t
Over 8"
CHARGE
$ 115.00
225.00
400.00
525.00
By Agreement
By Meter Size
as indicated
above
During Normal
Working Hours
$ 10.00
10.00
CHARGE
$ 20.00
30.00
50.00
Cost and 5%
$ 300.00/year
700.00/year
1,200.00/year
By Agreement
DEPOSIT
$ 55.00
145.00
290.00
460.00
By Agreement
No. of Units x
service availability
x 3. x 2.203
After Normal
Working Hours
$ 20.00
20.00
P. REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXTRA During Normal After Normal
EXPENSES Working Hours Working Hours
$ 10.00 $ 20.00
(Normal working hours are defined as 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.)
Q. Customers outside of the corporate limits of the City receiving service
shall, in addition to the rates set, pay a surcharge of 25%.
R. Service availability charges shall be prorated for customers becoming a
part of or leaving the system during a billing cycle.
S. To qualify as a Homeowner Association Recreational Facility, the following
criteria shall apply:
CONDOMINIUM and COOPERATIVES:
100% of the water and sewer is used exclusively for the co -owner's benefit.
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None of the water and sewer is used in any endeavor which sells or rents
a commodity or provides a service for a fee..
Each point of service is separately metered and billed.
A responsible legal entity is established as the customer to whom the
Utility can realer its bills, and receive payment for said service.
HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATIONS:
100% of the water and sewer is used exclusively for the member homeowners'
benefit.
None of the water and sewer is used in any endeavor which sells or rents
a commodity or provides a service for a fee.
Each point of service is separately metered and billed.
A responsible legal entity is established as the customer to whom the
Utility can render its bills, and receive payment for said service.
Membership in the Homeowners' Association which controls and operates the
common facilities is required as a condition of property ownership in the
subdivision; and such requirement arises from restrictions of record which
are set out or incorporated by reference on each member homeowner's deed.
Such restrictions require each member homeowner to pay his proportionate
share of the costs of operating and maintaining the common facilities.
This obligation to pay must be enforceable by placement of a lien on the
member homeowner's property and by foreclosure for nonpayment of such
liens.
The Homeowners Associations are comprised of persons owning contiguous lots
in a planned development, and the commonly owned facilities are located
within the development.
SECTION 2: This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon adoption.
PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS day of 1982.
ATTEST:
ASSISTANT CITY C ERK
I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have approved
the form and correctness of this
RFg0T.TTTT0W _
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DISTRICT
DISTRICT
DISTRICT
DISTRICT
RECORD OF COUNCIL VOTE
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TABLE 46-I
FIXTURE UNITS PER FIXTURE
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Fixture Unit
Minimum Size
Fixture Type
Value as
of Trap
Load Factors
Inches
Bathtub (with or without
overhead shower) .............
Bidet ...........................
Dental unit or cuspidor ..........
Dental lavatory .................
Drinking fountain ...............
Dishwasher domestic ............
Floor drains ....................
Lavatory ............. Small P.O.
Lavatory .............. Large P.O.
Lavatory, barber, beauty parlor
Lavatory, surgeon's ..............
Laundry tray (1 or 2 com-
2
1
1
1
1h
2
3
1
2
2
2
11h
11h
11/4
11/4
11/4
11h
3 or
11/4
11h
11h
11h
partments) ...................
Shower stall, domestic ..........
Showers (group) per head' .......
Sinks
2
2
3
11h
2
2
Combination sink -and -tray ......
Combination sink -and -tray with
3
Nominal
11h
food disposal unit .............
Kitchen sink, domestic ..........
Kitchen sink, domestic with
3
2
See 4613.10(b)
11h
11h
food waste grinder and/or
dishwasher ..................
Surgeon's sink .......... .. ....
Flushing rim sink (with valve) ....
Service sinks, combination trap
2
3
8
See 4613.10(b)
11h
11h
3
standard .....................
Service sink (P Trap) ordinary
Pot, scullery, etc., sink ...........
Wash sink,' (circular or mul-
3
2
4
2 or
2
2
•
tiple), each set of faucets ......
Urinal, pedestal ................
Urinal, wall ....................
Urinal stall, washout ............
Water closet, tank operated ......
Water closet, valve -operated .....
Automatic dish washer
1
8
4
4
4
8
Nominal
Nominal
Nominal
11h
3
2
2
3
3
(domestic') ...................
Automatic clothes washer .......
2
4
11h
2
is
(b) Fixtures not listed in Table 46-I shall be estimated in accordance with Table 46-J.
TABLE 46-J
Fixture drain or Fixture -unit
trap size value
11/4 inches and smaller ....................
11h inches ...............................
2 inches ...............................
3 inches ...............................
4 inches ...............................
4605.7 DETERMINATION OF SIZES FOR THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM:
(a) MAXIMUM FIXTURE -UNIT LOAD: The maximum of fixtures units that may be connected to a given size vertical
soil or waste stack is given in Table 46-H.
(b) SIZES OF SEWERS AND DRAINS: The required sizes of building drains, building sewers, and horizontal branches
shall be determined on the basis of the total number of fixture units drained by them in accordance with the following table:
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TABLE 46-G
BUILDING DRAINS, SEWERS AND HORIZONTAL BRANCHES
Maximum Number of Fixture Units That May Be
Connected to any Portion of the Building Drain
Diameter of or the Building Sewer
Pipe m 1/16 Inch Fall per Foot y. Inch
Inches
.
% Inch
1Y4 .......... 1 1 1
1% .......... 2 4 6
2 .......... 4 10 21
3' .......... 22 28 36
42 .......... 60 180 216
5 .......... 150 390 480
6 .......... 360 700 840
8 .......... 1,400 1,600 1,920
10 .......... 2,500 2,900 3,500
12 .......... 3,900 4,600 5,600
15 .......... 7,000 8,300 10,000
1 Not over two fixtures having integral traps requiring three or four -inch waste connec-
tion.
2 Size of building sewers shall be a minimum of 4 inches, with the exception that if
connected to a septic tank and if the developed length measured along the pipe and fittings
from the exterior of the building wall to the septic tank does not exceed 10 feet, the building
sewer may be sized the same as the building drain.
(C) On remodeling and additions to residential buildings where soil and vent lines are inaccessible and where it becomes
necessary to install sewer lines outside of and around the existing buildings such lines shall be considered horizontal
branches and shall be installed in accordance with Table 46-G.
(d) Where accessor 'residential buildings are on the same lot with an existing building, the sewer from such accessory
building shall be consiYered a horizontal branch and shall be installed in accordance with Table 46-G provided such
horizontal branch enters an existing building sewer.
(9) The required sizes and permitted lengths of vertical soil or waste stacks shall be independently determined by the
total fixture units of all fixtures connected to the stack in accordance with Table 46-H and 46-K.
TABLE 46-H
SIZE AND PERMITTED LENGTH OF SOIL AND WASTE STACKS
Maximum Tote[ Fixture
Diameter of Number of Permitted Unite at One
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Pipe in Fixture Length Story or Branch
Inches Units In Feet Interval
1Y4 1 45 1
1% . 8 60 6
2 ....... 24 80 12
3 ....... 72 150 36
4 ....... 500 225 120
5 ....... 1,100 300 200
6 ....... 1,900 400 350
8 ....... 3,600 600 600
(f) (1) An automatic clothes washer shall be considered a pump discharge fixture. It shall be installed on a minimum 2"
stack with a 2" arm and a 2" trap.
(2) No kitchen sink or other sinks receiving greasy wastes shall be installed in a waste stack less than 2" in diameter.
No automatic clothes washers or sink wastes shall discharge into a wet vent 2" or less in diameter except as set forth in Sec.
4613.10 (b).
(3) No pumped discharge fixtures shall be installed on a cross less than 3" stack diameter. Domestic dishwashing
machines and food grinders shall not be considered as pump discharge fixtures.
4605.8 RESTRICTIONS: No water closet shall discharge into a stack less than three inches in diameter. Not more than two
water closets shall discharge into a three inch stack at the same point. Not more than four water closets shall discharge into a
three inch stack at the same level. All horizontal soil and waste sections shall be governed by Table 46-G.
(a) MINIMUM SIZE OF SOIL AND WASTE STACKS: No soil or waste stack shall be smaller than the largest
horizontal branch connected thereto except that a 3 x 4 one quarter bend connected to a water closet outlet shall not be
considered as a reduction in pipe size.
(b) FUTURE FIXTURES: When provision is made for the future installation of fixtures, those provided for shall be
considered in determining the required sizes of drain pipes. Construction to provide for such future installation shall be
terminated with a plugged fitting or fittings.
4605.9 SUMPS AND EJECTORS - DRAINAGE BELOW STREET LEVEL:
(a) SUMPS, SEWAGE AND LIQUID WASTE EJECTORS: Sewage and liquid waste from any plumbing fixture or
appliance installed where the floor level at the fixtures is below the crown of the street shall discharge into a sump or
receivin tank by gravity and be lifted and discharged into the building sewer or drain by ejectors. The sump or receiving
tank shall be sized to retain a 30-minute peak flow. Pump discharge pipes shall be provided with a check located on the pump
side of a gate valve located as close to the pump as possible.
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