(a) 
Connections to community sewers may be rendered to premises outside the limits of the City with the authorization of the City Council.
(b) 
Impact fees and user classification charges shall be at least those as outlined in this chapter and may be increased to reflect the actual benefits received by the users. The connection fees and user classification charges shall be as determined by the Director of Utilities and shall take into account the capital value, methods of finance and circumstances affecting the operation and maintenance of the City wastewater collection and treatment system.
(Prior Code § 20-55(H); Ord. 83-1054 § 1, eff. 6/16/83; Ord. 2005-01, eff. 3/3/05)
(a) 
Monitoring fees shall be set by the Director of Utilities to recover all costs associated with monitoring Class III and Class IV users. Monitoring fees may include but not be limited to:
(1) 
Fees for sample analysis;
(2) 
Fees for metering;
(3) 
Fees for monitoring facilities.
(b) 
Fees may be charged for actual costs incurred plus an administrative overhead charge as set by resolution of the City Council in lieu of set rates.
(Prior Code § 20-55(I); Ord. 83-1054 § 1, eff. 6/16/83; Ord. 2005-01, eff. 3/3/05)
Fees for processing permit applications shall be as set by the Director of Utilities to defray all administrative costs. Fees shall accompany the permit application and shall be refundable once the permit application is submitted to the Director of Utilities.
(Prior Code § 20-55(J); Ord. 83-1054 § 1, eff. 6/16/83; Ord. 2005-01, eff. 3/3/05; Ord. 2006-02, eff. 3/21/06)
(a) 
Impact fees shall be collected from the applicant at the time of processing applications for a building permit or as otherwise required by Section 53077.5 of the California Government Code. If the City will not issue a building permit for the project, the fee shall be collected at the time of processing an application for encroachment permit to connect to the City's sewer system.
(b) 
Revenues raised by payment of impact fees shall be placed on a separate account. These revenues, and any interest earned on them, shall be used only to pay for the City's construction of facilities described in the City's Growth Mitigation Program, or to reimburse the City for those facilities built by the City with funds it advanced from other sources.
(c) 
The impact fee shall be adjusted by Ordinance of the City Council to reflect the increase or decrease of construction costs, on the basis of a factor recommended by the Director of Public Works, which factor shall be based on the Engineering News Record Cost of Construction Index published by McGraw-Hill Publishing Company. Prior to adjusting the fee, notice shall be given in conformity with Section 2-24.101 et seq. of Title 2 of this Code.
(Ord. 88-22 §2(B), eff. 1/5/89; Ord. 2019-09, eff. 12/19/19)