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CITY OF MERIDIAN
PRE-COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, May 4,2004 at 6:15 p.m.
City Council Chambers
1. Roll-call Attendance:
~ Shaun Wardle l Bill Nary
I Charlie R,Kntree ~ Keith Bird
Mayor Tammy de Weerd
2. Adoption of the Agenda: ~~
3. Presentation on Meridian's Water Resources by Ed Squires:
(* 45 minutes) re ~e d.-
* Approximate allowable time set for agenda item may change depending on
discussion. Please use the designated minutes as a guideline only.
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April 29, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
May 4, 2004
ITEM NO.
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REQUEST Presentation on Meridian's Water Resources by Ed Squires
AGENCY COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLlCE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
Contacted:
Emailed:
Date:
Staff Initials:
Phone:
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May 27, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
June 1, 2004
ITEM NO.
5-A
REQUEST Approve minutes of May 4, 2004 Pre-Council Meeting
AGENCY COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
~,yU
Contacted:
Emailed:
Date:
Staff Initials:
Phone:
Materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City ot Meridian.
CITY OF MERIDIAN
PRE-COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, May 4, 2004 at 6:15 p.m.
City Council Chambers
1. Roll-call Attendance:
X Shaun Wardle X Bill Nary
X Charlie Rountree X Keith Bird
X Mayor Tammy de Weerd
2. Adoption of the Agenda: Approve
3. Presentation on Meridian's Water Resources by Ed Squires: Presented
(* 45 minutes)
*Approximate allowable time set for agenda item may change depending on
discussion. Please use the designated minutes as a guideline only.
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Meridian City Pre-Council Meetinq
Mav 4. 2004
The Meridian City Pre-Council meeting was called to order at 6:15 P.M. on
Tuesday, May 4, 2004 by Mayor Tammy de Weerd.
Members Present Mayor Tammy de Weerd, Bill Nary, Keith Bird, Shaun Wardle
and Charlie Rountree.
Staff Present Gary Smith, Shari Stiles, Brad Watson, Bill Nichols, Mike Worley,
William Musser, Dean Willis and Will Berg.
Others Present Ed Squires
Item 1.
Roll-call Attendance:
x
X
Bill Nary
Shaun Wardle
X Keith Bird
X Charlie Rountree
Mayor Tammy de Weerd
X
Item 2.
Adoption of the Agenda:
Bird: Mr. President.
Nary: Mr. Bird.
Bird: I move we adopt the agenda as published.
Rountree: Second.
Nary: It's been moved to adopt the agenda as published. All those in favor say
aye.
ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
Item 3.
Presentation on Meridian's Water Resources by Ed Squires:
Smith: Thank you, Mr. President, Madame Mayor and Council members, good
evening. This evening Ed Squires is here to give you a little presentation on our
water system and Ed has been our hydro-geologist for - ever since, Well #14
was installed. That was his first well that he helped us on and he is a registered
professional geologist in the State of Idaho. A graduate of Boise State
University. He has a master's degree from Boise State in geology and he has
done an excellent job for us, given us great advice and helped us along
developing our water system and our network of wells. So, at this time I will turn
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the program over to Mr. Squires and let him bring his presentation to you. Thank
you.
Squires: Madame Mayor, members of the Council. I am very hoarse tonight. I
have been talking too much. I am not in any pain and I will do my best, if you will
just bear with me. I feel fine, I just - we did a field trip for the geological society
of America on Saturday and did too much talking. If you can't hear me, then I will
speak up. I think I am going to step over here. If you can't hear me then say so.
Bird: You can just take that out if you want.
Squires: I am very pleased to be here tonight in front of you all. It's been a real
pleasure working with the City these last 12 years.
Nary: Mr. Squires, if you use the microphone - otherwise -
Squires: Oh, I see. Okay. Got it. It's been a real pleasure working with the City
the last 12 years; I guess it's been now. It seems like a lot less than that, but I
have a lot of really good news for you tonight. It's always a pleasure to deliver
good news. Next slide, please Bryan. This is Bryan Cavanaugh, my colleague
at Hydrologic. He is responsible for a lot of our work product to you. I like to
start out with a slide because it points out the idea that we need to think about
our actions, when it comes to water resources before we do it. I am going to
deliver the real important information right up front, the things that I think the
Council needs to know. Some of it may be you all know already. I am sure you
are aware that in the culinary supply for the City it comes 100 percent from
groundwater and that may not seem surprising to you, but it is somewhat
surprising. It comes from 18 active wells right now. This is the map of most of
them up there and that is also somewhat surprising because just about anywhere
else in this Valley and in most of the Pacific Northwest it would take twice that
(inaudible) to provide the same amount of water. The City is endowed with
incredibly productive aquifers. It has the most productive aquifers in this Valley
for sure. Some of the most productive aquifers that I have ever worked on. I
have worked on aquifers and wells around the United States and around the
Pacific Northwest and the west especially. I have worked on almost all the
municipal supplies in the Treasure Valley and the Snake River Plain, so I feel
qualified in saying that and telling you that your aquifers are amazing. Next slide,
Bryan. As Gary said, the first well that I worked on was Well #14 and that was a
time when it looked as though there might be a shortage of water. There has not
been a time like that really since, but Well #14 in this cannon of water on the right
side there that is about 3,000 gallons a minute coming out of there and that's
about - that's a whole lot of water, in fact, that canal was empty when we started
the pump test, so it's a significant amount of water. Here would be an average
well in the Valley by comparison. Over on the right, Well #22 during the pump
testing of that well, most recently and this Well #14 that literally filled that canal in
just a short time. These are big quantities of water from the ground especially.
Next slide. I can tell you that the water quality is some of the best I have seen in
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general across the whole system. It's very, very good water quality. Well #25,
this is an example of some of the collaboration that the City has had. These are
students from Boise State University during the sampling of the new most
recently completed Well #25, but the water quality for the most part requires zero
treatment. A little bit of chlorination to keep the system clean and disinfected, but
other than that the water quality is absolutely delicious as I am sure a lot of you
know. Next slide, Bryan. It also has the highest artesian (inaudible) in the
Valley. The aquifers have the highest pressures of any aquifers in the Valley and
the graph on the right is the water level in one of our test wells and the red line
represents ground level. It's not uncommon for the deep wells in the Meridian
area and in some locations even the shallow wells to have above ground artesian
heads. This well here was Well #19 and it's a little dark, but I will attempt to
describe it to you. This flow in the foreground is the pump test we did. I can't
even call it a pump test, it's the flow test we did of that well when it was
completed because we didn't even need a pump to test it. At five feet above
ground level this well flowed at 1 ,200 gallons a minute without a pump anywhere.
When the well was shut in, you will see this rather elaborate stage with the ladder
in the background. The water flowed over the top of that pipe that goes off the
screen. It's about a 25 to 3D-foot head on this well. Pretty amazing. I would say,
also that the City's wells are the most productive wells in the Valley. I think they
are constructed the best in the Valley of all the Valley's wells I think they have the
best materials, the best seals, the best screens bar none. I think they are wells
that are going to last a very, very long time into the future without need for any
significant replacement or repairs. Especially important, I think, is looking at the
Well #20, well construction. The graph on the left shows the sediments that we
encountered during drilling and the (inaudible) well construction with the screen
or the intake for the well at the bottom of the well. Well, what is significant about
that drawing is that it's a 20-inch casing or an 18-inch casing from the ground
level all the way down to nearly 500 feet and the reason that's important is that
as water levels decline in the Valley, which they almost certainly will. These
wells will be impervious to that decline because of the way they are constructed.
The wells can be deepened - the pumps that are in the wells can be deepened
and deepened to keep up with the decline and so at this location where the water
level now flows above ground level you can see by that little upside down triangle
that's over the top of the well. Then there is a PW well, the pump and water level
that is down just a little ways further. Well, that's where it is when it's pumping at
a large rate of flow at 1,500 gallons per minute. So, that rate of flow and the
water level in that well would have to lower by 500 feet before this well will
become inoperable. That's not the case with most of the Valleyts wells. Many of
the Valley's wells, the big wells and the wells of other municipalities, especially
Boise's will reach a point where they can no longer lower their pumps rather
quickly and when that happens there will be big water rights disputes. There will
be valley wide contentious cases like we all read about now going on over in the
eastern state plain. The City can rest easy that you don't have to get in that
(inaudible) because it will all get settled long before the water levels and the
City's wells get down to a critical point. This is just an example of some of the
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materials that go into the building of one single well and these white bags are the
clay seal that protects the wells and the screened (inaudible) from surface land
use activities. Here is an example on Well #21 in the foreground the 18 inch
casing that goes in gets welded all together and lowered down into the well. It's
all very thick steel casing. It gives you an idea of how deep these wells are. The
City has a very strong, strong source with ample backup and Well #20 is
probably one of the finest facilities I have ever seen. It's just an absolute
beautiful facility and of course you have got big storage there with the reservoir.
You have got a very strong well and a power generating in case of a power
outage. The City has enough backup supply in terms of wells, for instance this
year you would probably saw come through two emergency well repairs through
Rick's department that were unplanned. Even though those two large wells had
to be taken off line momentarily at a time when the water use is ramping up,
there was still not a crisis because there was ample supply to take care of that
deficit. This was the job that I speak of on Well #16 where a sand problem
developed and that has now been repaired for good, I think. It was a fluke that it
occurred, but I think it's repaired for the long term. Here is the inside of the Well
#20 pump house and these large pumps in the foreground are simply the pumps
that pump to the system, but the smaller pump in the background - that's the
pump that is actually on the well and that is the well underneath that small pump
in the background. The reason it's such a small pump is because of the high
artesian pressure and the fact that the water level does not go down very far and
you turn on the pump. That may not seem surprising to you, but there are places
in the Valley where pumps have to bring the water up from 700 feet before they
can pump it into the system. Well, here is why you want to have that ample
backup redundant source. This was the (inaudible) fire that happened in Boise.
Okay, well it started - the test well program initiated was with Well #14. With that
well, we started drilling a pot (inaudible) hole ahead of the main supply wells.
The reason for that is to obtain water quality ahead of time and to obtain water
levels ahead of time and to explore the system. So, this was the first test well.
We've employed test wells all the way through to Well #25 with the exception of
Well #22, which we talk about in a little bit. But, I wanted to give now that I have
told you all of the important things I think you need to know; all the good news.
What I wanted to do now was take a few (inaudible) to talk about hydrogeology
101, okay? Where does it come from? I would like you to envision our basin,
which is not that large of a basin. It's like a bathtub; a bathtub filled with sand
and gravel and c1aves and then filled up with water. It has impermeable sides
and ends on it. This is a seismic section done in the 70s by the oil companies,
by Chevron and they happen to run. You can't - it's off the screen, but this
seismic section started in the Boise Foothills and it ran out underneath north
Meridian. Along with the seismic section there were some very deep wells drilled
in in north Meridian. One of them, the IN James #2 Well was drilled to 14,000
feet and I still have the cuttings from that well. The seismic section would be this
red highlighted zone, if you will. That's the bottom of our basin. That's the
(inaudible) volcanism; it was just volcanic rocks down there and everything above
it is sedimentary and these lines here show the (inaudible) aquifers that are laid
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down. The two wells, the two dark lines at the surface show two-1 ,000 foot wells
in Boise. So, the basin right here is nearly 5,000 feet deep. Our deepest wells
are going about 1,000 right now and they will never go to 4,000 because of
temperature concerns. Right now - I will give you some more good news about
the City. The City of Meridian water temperatures are quite good at 1,000 feet.
In Boise, if you drill to a 1,000 feet you have got hot water you can't use. That is
another astounding fact, I think. So, we have a good idea of the shape of the
basin. Would you go back one, Bryan? Also I would like to point out in here that
another thing, how did the basin get there? The basin bottom, the pink line. At
one time you might think of that as being flat, but the basin has slowly dropped
down along these faults; these faults that are caused when we have
earthquakes. That's how the basin really formed. The crust was getting pulled
apart and as it pulled apart, these rocks fractured and dropped down into the
basement. So, these faults are - they playa key role in how we develop the
water supplies because sometimes they often act as permeable boundaries and
they can also act as conduits for geothermal water, upwelling into the aquifer.
Here is an example of how those faults form. This was the Challis earthquake
where Double Springs Road was offset about five meters and it's just over a very
long period of time of earthquake after earthquake like this. That's how the basin
dropped down and then it created a hole in the (inaudible---) Boise Front
(inaudible) on the sides eroded and filled it in. Next slide. We can see evidence
of these faults everywhere in the Valley. This is on Freeze Out Hill. Here is one
such fault and you can see these layers do not continue through. This side of the
fault is dropped down with respect with this fault. I think I would also point out
that this (inaudible) shows how the geology controls the water supply into the
ground. This is very coarse sand. From the rain water that falls on this hill,
percolates down through the hill until it hits the top of this clay layer. Then it
forces it out with the hill is cut away and that's what supports this vegetation and
that's how the geology really controls how the water moves in the subsurface, so
it becomes paramount to try and understand the geology and I think the City has
done an excellent and prudent job of doing just that. Next slide please. Here is
another fault on the south side of our Valley (inaudible) the ten-mile ridge where
gravels are juxtaposed next to sands. Next slide. In this rather unclear picture, I
have put this in there because all the water that's in our aquifer system had to
percolate through these grouts. There is a layer of gravels. Flood plain terrace
gravels of the Boise River and the (inaudible) is the terrace graveled that
Meridian sits on and it's saturated because when you dig canals in these gravels,
they leak and they fill up the gravels with water, so everything that gets into the
deep aquifer has to first percolate through these gravels and these gravels are so
important that we don't pollute them for that reason and yet, we have to drain
things into them and we spill things into them and it's so important that we realize
that we live right on top of our water supply. Because of these faults that I spoke
of, there is nowhere to go get more water. You can't go above Boise and drill
wells. You can't go into the foothills and drill wells. We live in a very delicate
balance, where we are right on top of what we need to drink. Next slide. Now, in
terms of the deep aquifers, the prolific productive aquifers that I said Meridian
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has, this is an outcrop example of such an aquifer. This is a Delta, these are the
four set beds on a Delta and this sand layer is a layer that I believe continues
right into Meridian and this overlying section here is a thick mudstone; it's a clay
and it's not very permeable at all. So, the artesian pressure that we enjoy, for
example at Well #19, it's the pressure that is in this saturated sand under the
ground and what happens is we begin drilling from land surface and we drill
through this mudstone and there is no water in the mudstone. But, the minute
we get into this sand, it's like popping the cork off and water is squirting out all
over because of the pressure that is inside of here. That's very - it's identical I
believe to the sands that we are drawing the water supply from and again that's
why we don't see any green. There is green where the basin sediments start
and when there is not there is no green. There is a little bit of green up Stewart
Gulch, that's because that's irrigated with geothermal water and a great waste, I
might add. Next slide. Okay, well one of the things that we like to pride
ourselves on also is that in the old days we didn't understand very well how wells
were constructed. There was very little documentation of how they got
constructed. That ends of being a problem down the road because often you
need to go in and repair wells or you need to see if they are sealed or perhaps
there is a contamination or water quality problem. Things nowadays are a lot
more sophisticated and the test well program that we initiated, we drill test wells
for a number of reasons. One of them is to run sophisticated probes down in the
earth and from those probes we can tell exactly where the aquifers are, what
temperature they are, how permeable they are, etc. before we ever start drilling
and that gives us an incredible advantage right there. Next slide. I won't belabor
the technical details of these things. This is a gamma ray log; it's like a Geiger
counter. It reads natural radioactivity. This is like a lamp cord. It measures the
electrical conductivity of the earth's materials. But, I think you can see very
clearly that this - there is something similar that the logs veer apart here. They
are measuring two completely unrelated physical parameters, yet they are doing
it at the same level and what this is showing is in the sand layers, you see a
permeability and a high resistively. In the gamma, you see very low radio
activity because it's just the sand and it's in this way along with the drill cuttings
we can see where the clays are and where the aqua (inaudible) are and where
the sands are. Next slide. Another thing that we are able to do through
advanced drilling of test wells is we are able to find out the aquifer pressures
before we drill the well and are able to monitor them. Well #20 is a good case in
point because through the test well drilling program at Well #20 we found not
one, not two, not three, but four prolific aquifers and they are all separated by
clay layers. We made a tube - a (inaudible) tube -- a little two inch well into each
one of those aquifers and we have only completed one well at that location.
Now, we are talking about the second one as you know. Because of what we
know about the section there and this can all be planned in advance and the
second well can be positioned right next to the original wel1. It doesn't have to be
separated by a great distance because we know that it's separated (inaudible) by
a thick clay between the two zones. Also, in a water right situation where we
drilled Well #20 there were a lot of real interested parties so we in advance of
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drilling this new well we have been monitoring the zones continuously in Well #20
test well so that we can say whether or not there will be an influence from
anybody else's well. That saves the City a humongous amounts of money later
on because instead of having to do a prolonged, technical aquifer test, we
already have it and we let somebody else do it for us. Of course, the drill cuttings
- the actual rocks that we drill out of the well and we are able to examine in store
and (inaudible) for sand, filter and screen analysis and we put that all together as
a product for this particular area this is the most recent test well we are actually
working on Well #26 as test well as we speak, but this was the last one we
completed and it's a cross section. The (inaudible) shows the drilled earth and
there is the four tubes that I spoke of that we sampled in this particular well, I
think, you can imagine without a technical background even that the lower
aquifer between 670 and 700 feet looks like a major aquifer, but because of the
test well we determined that it had very, very poor water quality in it. So, we did
not complete the well into that aquifer. Next slide. This is some of the tubes that
I was speaking of that we put down to the various levels in the test well. Next
slide. This was Well #24 test well with the four zones as we were completing it
and here is the sampling of it, clearing it to get the water samples out of it,
fortunately in that well everything floated to the surface too so we didn't have to
pump it. Then finally the secure enclosure that keeps it all safe and sound. I
already mentioned the sieving and the identification of the cuttings and then as
we get this information, this is an old slide but it -- from well to well we can then
do correlations of the subsurface in trying to connect these aquifers and they are
three dimensional geometry in the subsurface and in the City - I haven't seen
anywhere in this Valley that has done a better job than that than the City of
Meridian because I will say that our community has a tendency to throw money
at projects where oh, we need a project - 5 million Treasure Valley Hydrologic
project. But, for 5 million you can't do very much, but progressively as the wells
are drilled that's the time to do the study and if you get that as you move along,
you develop something that is much far superior than just a rushed, hurried
project that we reatly have no data for. Next slide, please. Okay, well two things
I was going to - we have had a lot of good discoveries out here and - but there
are two things that really stick out that we have discovered in the subsurface.
One is that there is a major change in water chemistry. A very, very major
change down around four to five hundred feet and those two water chemistries
are like night and day. One has total dissolved solids in the five to six hundreds.
That's the upper one. The deeper aquifer, which we try to complete our wells
into has -- is more like river quality water. It is so fresh that it has total dissolved
solids less than one hundred. It's like rainwater. That's unusual. Most of the
time the deeper waters are more saline, more salty because they have been in
contact the rocks longer, okay? But on this Meridian 15 supply well, again
looking at the geophysics, I think you can see there is a big change between four
and five hundred and that's because on the resistively logs, the lamp cord log
where you measure the conductivity the waters are so saline that it's not
resistive; it's conductive, it's like - you know, you could liken it to a battery. But
down below five hundred, it's very, very resistant because it's very, very fresh
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water. The second major discovery is that associated with that change in water
chemistry there is a gravel layer much like the gravel layer we have at the
surface and I believe that it is another buried system of flood plain terrace
gravels, much like we have at the surface today. We have traced that gravel in
virtually every well in the Meridian area. Next slide. In fact, we have filmed it.
We had a rare Instance when we were drilling MeridIan #21 that the well had to
sit for a while and we were adding a great deal of water to it, so we went out and
went down with our camera to verify this buried gravel layer and took it's picture.
Next slide. So, you begin to put this all together and you can develop a cartoon
like this. I think this cartoon is probably pretty accurate and I believe that that
gravel layer that is the change from oxidized waters to reduced waters, I believe
it's a major conduit for the City's water and I believe it's what brings that fresh
water down deep quickly. I won't belabor that anymore, but you can rest assured
that this concept is the thing that we are working on as we go. Okay, I wanted to
go from the test wells just quickly to talk about the supply wells a little bit and I
told you that the aquifers were full. They are more full in Meridian than anywhere
I know and here is putting the test pump in Meridian 15 and even with this
artesian bypass diverting water away from the well, the well is so full that it flows
over when we try and put the pump in, okay? In Well #20 pump house, we have
got that small little pump that pumps to the system. Next slide. Out in the United
Water Idaho system, this is the size of pump you need to pump half the water
that Well #20 has pumped and that's because the pump lifts out here are so
incredible. The water is 500 feet below ground, so that equates to big power bills
that you do not have and maybe take for granted because it's very expensive to
produce this water. Next slide. Your pumps, you don't need pumps that look like
this. You might have one or two or three pump bowls, but to pump water from
600 feet and all the extra electrical power it takes is pretty significant. So, that's
something that we are very, very fortunate to have. Next slide. Again, the repeat
of the slide on Well #20 and I won't belabor that, this is what I mean by being
able to lower the pump bowls all the way down to 500 hundred feet and still
obtain water from the same well. Next slide. This is an example of a
photograph, two photographs actually taken under water down in the recently
completed Well #25. What we typically do is after the well is completed; we go In
to inspect the construction and to make sure that the screens are clear. As you
can see they are. Make sure that nothing was dropped down the well. So, the
white numerals at the center of the photo are the depth below ground level. One
view looking down the screen and the other one looking sideways through the
screen slots - that's where the water comes in on. Okay? Next slide. The City
has really led the way in this, in the Boise Valley with everything; with filter packs;
the screens; the casing and in most cases ahead of regulatory agencies. The
CIty of Meridian was building wells with 3/8 inch well casing before it was a
requirement and most recently the City took another very large step and I think
an important step and that is using the use of plastic PVC well casing in It's wells.
In Well #24 was the first well in Idaho made of PVC well casing from municipal
supply. I thInk it leaps the City into a whole new era - wells that are a 100-year-
old wells, perhaps, because the casings are no longer corrodible. The screens
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are stainless steel, so it's a non rust-able well, if you will. I believe that the PVC
casing is going to really reduce water quality problems associated with steel
casings as well. Next slide. Also, the City has gone back with this acquired data
and has reconstructed old wells and sealed them and installed new casings in
them and deepened them and made them more productive like the new wells
and that has been a significant cost savings for the City instead of developing a
whole new facility. Everything is in place and the well is just rehabilitated. Next
slide. Well #12 is another example. Okay, now I wanted to take just a few slides
and talk about the future. Something that I call pave over because it's
happening. This is a typical scene that's happening all over Meridian everyday. I
come out here and get scared everyday by a new Wal-Mart that wasn't there it
seems just a little while before. Here is the situation; the flood irrigation, the
diversion of significant quantities of river water from the Boise river in it's laterals
and spreading on the ground and it raised the pressure in our aquifers; it raised
the water levels several hundred feet in this area and most of that overlying water
- that oxidized zone that I showed you in the upper 400 feet, most of that water is
derived from this see pitch through the ground and that is one of the reasons that
it has so many total dissolved solids in it because as it bleached through the
unsaturated zone, it dissolved constituents and particles and elements from the
soil. Well, this is going away. Next slide, please. It's called pave over. There is
a lot of area that's not getting water now and it's happening at a very rapid pace
here in Meridian. Next slide. I think this slide is very educational because this
shows you the three things that are happening. We are drawing more deep
water out - new well, okay? We are dialing the canals so they don't leak and we
are paving over the ground and all three of those things all mean less water
going into the ground and more water coming out and that is going to affect us
some day and it's going to affect us sooner than we think because it's not a slow
gradual for me, it's more of an (inaudible). It takes a while to show up, but this is
why and I am pleased to tell you that the way your wells are constructed and the
way that you have located these aquifers you are going to be the last City to feel
these affects. That's positive for you, but you will probably be the first city in the
Valley to recognize it because of the test wells and the monitoring that you are
doing. Next slide.
Nary: Mr. Squires, could you start to sum it up, because we are almost out of
time?
Squires: Sure. This is a graph dating back to 1955. It generally shows a decline
in the amount of water diverted from the Boise River and that is another
component of the lack of recharge. Next slide. Next slide. 1 was going to talk a
little bit about contamination and I will just say that in terms of anthropogenic
constituents, contamination - man made contamination the City doesn't have
any. It's miraculous. In terms of natural contamination, there are some natural
constituents that we have to deal with. None of them, by the way, are in violation
of any of the safe drinking water act, water constituents. Next slide. I put this
slide in to talk about water rights, but I think that's another subject, another day. I
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can tell you that I think the City has been very proactive in their water rights and I
think that they are very on top of the water rights. They are right at the leading
edge of what's happening. Next slide. The contamination slide. Next slide. This
is an example of Well #22 - speaking of natural contamination. We didn't have a
test well on Well #22 and we ended up with some manganese rich water; a
mistake that I don't think we will make again. Next. I would just take a moment
to point out that the City has been very, very proactive in collaborating in the
Valley. They have contributed and not been recognized, perhaps, so much for
their contributions to Treasure Valley Hydrologic project which led to these age
dating of the ground waters. Next slide. Also to some recent seismic soundings
through the City that's helping us determine that aquifer system. I think to
continue -
Bird: Who is that guy out there posing?
Squires: Actually, I didn't expect to see most of the crew here today, but I
wanted to say that and I am sure you know that the crew that's taking care of
your water supply is an extraordinary group from the top to the bottom, I would
say. Next slide. So, I wanted to propose a new change to the City logo and this
is a flowing artesian well down here and that's all I have, unless there are any
questions.
De Weerd: Mr. President.
Nary: Madame Mayor.
De Weerd: Mr. Squires, I guess we realize the lack of recharge and how we are
(inaudible) all of our drainage ditches and our irrigation canals and we are trying
to be sensitive to that. What is the answer to that? Now that we are not flood
irrigating and that water isn't percolating into the ground, what can we be doing?
Squires: Well, it's a very, very hard question. I think the City is doing some
things. I think they are close association with Nampa Meridian Irrigation District
is an extreme positive. The City and the Water District need each other both in
the worst way. Fortunately, the City is requiring pressurized irrigation and that's
a very positive thing because it keeps the canals flowing. It doesn't take water;
reduce the head for irrigation, which causes contaminants to move down. That's
a very proactive thing that the City is doing. I think tiling canals is a mistake, but
it's something that remains to be worked out with the irrigation districts. We are
talking at the incipient stages about artificial recharge as a municipal use. We
are working in the water rights arena to acquire district water; a future needs part
of the district water. It's not anything that's cast in stone, but it may be that we
will actually try to enhance the recharge to make up for the pave over. But, it is a
difficult question and there is no way around the fact that the flood irrigation is
going to go away. This is precisely the problem that is happening in the eastern
(inaudible) plain. We spread volume amounts of water on the surface there for
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years and years and years and now we are pumping more, we are intercepting it,
we are paving it over and it's going away. The spring users that they are relying
upon that the spring flows in the canyon. It's just going away and it's not going to
be reversible anytime soon. To a certain extent, there is nothing we can do
because that's just a natural progression of development, but there are proactive
things we can do and I think the City is on the right track to doing those.
De Weerd: Thank you.
Nary: Council, any other questions for Mr. Squires?
Bird: None, thank you.
Nary: Mr. Squires, thank you very much. That was very informative. I
appreciate that. Council, we have reached the end of our agendas is there a
motion to adjourn?
Bird: So moved.
Rountree: Second.
Nary: It's been moved and seconded to adjourn. All those in favor, say aye.
ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
MEETING ADJOURNED AT 7:02 P.M.
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NOTICE OF PRE-COUNCIL MEETING
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN fhat the City Council of the City of Meridian
will hold a Pre-Council Meeting at City Hall, 33 East Idaho, Meridian, Idaho, on
TUQsday, May 4,2004 at &:15 P.M. The Meridian City Council will be
discussing agenda items which are on the regular scheduled City Council
meeting as well as Ihe fOllowing issues:
- Presentation of Meridian's Water Resources by Ed Squires
The public is welcome to attend the meeting.
DATED Ihis 30th of April, 2004.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Meridian
will hold a Pre-Council Meeting at City Hall, 33 East Idaho, Meridian, Idaho, on
Tuesday, May 4,2004 at 6:15 P.M. The Meridian City Council will be
discussing agenda items which are on the regular scheduled City Council
meeting as well as the following issues:
- Presentation of Meridian's Water Resources by Ed Squires
The public is welcome to attend the meeting.
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CITY OF MERIDIAN
CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, May 4,2004 at 7:00 p.m.
City Council Chambers
1. Roll-call Attendance:
X
K
Charlie Rountree )c
Shaun Wardle )C
X Mayor Tammy de Weerd
,
Bill Nary
Keith Bird
2.
Pledge of Allegiance:
~Arotuft -- ~p'c;.5couf fro,",p /10
3. Community Invocation by Pastor Craig Flinn with Meridian Alliance
Church: pL.[~r;L
4. Adoption of the Agenda: afJprt'~ #i.-.J a~e>&
5. Consent Agenda: o/pt'vY. efi-J' <<-/'k.-~PL.
A. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: AZ 03-
027 Request for Annexation and Zoning of 140.97 acres from RUT to
R-4 zones for proposed Saauaro Canvon Estates Subdivision by
Farwest, LLC - north side of East McMillan Road and east of North
Meridian Road: WW f17 ~--f(-tJ4-
B. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: PP 03-
032 Request for Preliminary Plat approval of 461 single-family
building lots and 43 common lots on 140.25 acres in a proposed R-4
zone for proposed Saauaro Canyon Estates Subdivision by
Farwest, LLC - north side of East McMillan Road and east of North
Meridian Road: ~ Iv fJ--(/~(J4-
C. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: CUP 03-
058 Request for a Conditional Use Permit for a Planned Development
for reduced requirements for frontages, lot sizes, and minimum house
size and permission to have two cul-de-sac lengths exceed the
maximum length in a proposed R-4 zone for proposed SaQuaro
Canyon Estates Subdivision by Farwest, LLC - north side of East
McMillan Road and east of North Meridian Road: fq&/~ 10 !i -(I-of-
D. Award of Bid for 2004 Waterline Improvement Project, Eagle
Road Waterline Extension to Lurre' Construction, Inc.:
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E. Temporary Easement Contract for the 2004 Waterline
Improvement Project, Eagle Road Waterline Extension: ~~
F. Resolution No. &4--452- Provide for
Additional Roll Off Services within Meridian and to set roll off
service rates within the City of Meridian: v-rJ'fl'>v-0
G.
Resolution No. Cl4-- 4-5:3
Statement and Vision for the City of Meridian:
Mission
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6.
H. Approve Bills: &'~...-
I. t;eef- of 111m -e" L/ult-J.( ~ V,hA /Ui/y(.M.-",.J-
Department Reports:
Cvl'f>>'"O ..............
A.
Public Works Department - Gary Smith
1.
B.
Trunk Line Water & Sewer Assessment, Connection and
Miscellaneous Fee Proposal: pra,t,,_-r~~ S'.Jl+- I'/iv #1-- G -1-04-
2-. 8;p-eu../~Q.,..;.j:.cn, TirwpvHj eM~ NIJi... J'i"~
Mayor's Office
1.
"PI' ~,~~ I- Iv 7l-",h;i- .r;tf~ ~ 4n-- Pv> i7 f ,.:;
t'7d-1)....e.. €
Mayor's Report:
7.
(Items Moved from Consent Agenda) j\ c>fh.n-.,
8.
FP 04-028 Request for Final Plat approval of 43 single family residential
building lots and 3 common lots on 14.34 acres in a R-4 zone for Cobre
Basin Subdivision No.4 by Havasu Creek, LLC - east of North Meridian
Road and south of East McMillan Road: (;tf'fh"Ov,<--
Public Hearing: PFP 04-003 Request for Preliminary Final Plat approval
of 1 condominium plat on 1.24 acres in a L-O zone for Riverbirch
Courtyard Condominiums by N.M. Enterprises - south of East Overland
Road and east of Celebration Avenue: I'd f_
#:~1 -6 /re-t'~ ";:/F I~' .-c: (VV'" ~l'/'n?v~
Public Hearing: CUP 04-007 Request for a detailed Conditional Use
Permit for Riverbirch Courtyard Condominiums as required by the
Development Agreement for Resolution Business Park for a medical I
dental office use in an L-O zone by N. M. Enterprises - south of East
Overland Road and east of Celebration Avenue:
w-tl-tn-r-e.'J /-0 /h'"€1'a....e ./7~ -!' c:/...e .w t:"'?~~
Public Hearing: PFP 04-002 Request for Preliminary I final Plat
approval for the re-subdivision of Lot 3, Block 10, of Bridgetower Crossing
Subdivision No. 2 into 3 building lots on 2.63 acres in an R-4 zone for
9.
10.
11.
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13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
(G,
12.
Bridaetower CrossinalGallery Subdivision by Primeland Development,
LLP - northeast corner of West Belltower Drive and North Ten Mile Road:
a:t'rrYl--rt.2-~ tfr? ;:>rep~ .//-1' <I{ elL -;:;,.,.- A1'~~v~
Public Hearing: REVISED AZ 03-029 Request for annexation and
zoning of 26.48 acres from RUT to R-8(PD) zones for proposed Sheridan
Place Subdivision by CMD, Inc. - north of East McMillan Road and east
of North Locust Grove Roa.d: /:/ r; . C /. ~~ ~
d/fvvn.e(J/v r..e?~ fir (cf-e rrn- ~Fr' ~- - -
Public Hearing: REVISED PP 03~035 Request for Preliminary Plat
approval of 50 building lots and 15 other lots on 15.34 acres in a proposed
R-8 (PO) zone for Sheridan Place Subdivision by Doug Campbell -
north of East McMillan Road and east of North Locust Grove Road:
#-tfrr-~ ~ pr.e..-fY~ pi f2.I c../..e hY ~ v..:..Z.-
Public Hearing: REVISED CUP 03-060 Request for a Conditional Use
Permit for a Planned Development for single-family residential use with
reduced setbacks, lot frontages, house sizes, and increased block length
for proposed Sheridan Place Subdivision by Doug Campbell - north of
East McMillan Road and east of North Locust Grove Road
a-th-r~t-o ,.~p'W<J.. -/1/-#&/-(' ~ ~~~
Water, Sewer, & Trash Delinquencies: &.1'/,n7JI'...L
Tabled from April 27, 2004: Ordinance No. P~-Io 76
Traffic Safety Commission Amended Ordinance: ~~
Ordinance No. (/4- - /0 77 : AZ 04~ 002 Request for
Annexation and Zoning of 24.45 acres from RUT to R-8 zone for Roseleaf
Subdivision by Centennial Development, LLC - 3615 South Locust
Grove Road: '7~~
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e'>C~c:ut.:h\re kS1'~ & 7 - Z- '3 1'5 (t) (. h) :
j/L.D d.e.C<,-:rf<~r
Meridian City Council Agenda - May 4, 2004 Page 3 of3
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please contact the City Clerk's OlIice at 888-4433 at least 48 hours prior to the public meeting.
May 27, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
June 1, 2004
ITEM NO. 5~ B
REQUEST Approve minutes of May 4, 2004 City Council Regular Meeting
AGENCY COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
yU
~V~
Contacted:
Emailed:
Date:
Staff Initials:
Phone:
Materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian.
CITY OF MERIDIAN
CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, May 4,2004 at 7:00 p.m.
City Council Chambers
1. Roll-call Attendance:
x
X
Charlie Rountree X
Shaun Wardle X
X Mayor Tammy de Weerd
Bill Nary
Keith Bird
2. Pledge of Allegiance: Matt Brown - Boy Scout Troup 190
3. Community Invocation by Pastor Craig Flinn with Meridian Alliance
Church: Presented
4. Adoption of the Agenda: Approve as Amended
5. Consent Agenda: Approve as Amended
A. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: AZ 03-
027 Request for Annexation and Zoning of 140.97 acres from RUT to
R-4 zones for proposed Saguaro Canyon Estates Subdivision by
Farwest, LLC - north side of East McMillan Road and east of North
Meridian Road: Table to May 11, 2004 Meeting
B. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: PP 03-
032 Request for Preliminary Plat approval of 461 single-family
building lots and 43 common lots on 140.25 acres in a proposed R-4
zone for proposed Saguaro Canyon Estates Subdivision by
Farwest, LLC - north side of East McMillan Road and east of North
Meridian Road: Table to May 11, 2004 Meeting
C. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: CUP 03-
058 Request for a Conditional Use Permit for a Planned Development
for reduced requirements for frontages, lot sizes, and minimum house
size and permission to have two cul-de-sac lengths exceed the
maximum length in a proposed R-4 zone for proposed Saguaro
Canyon Estates Subdivision by Farwest, LLC - north side of East
McMillan Road and east of North Meridian Road: Table to May 11,
2004 Meeting
Meridian City Council Agenda - May 4, 2004 Page I of 4
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(
D. Award of Bid for 2004 Waterline Improvement Project, Eagle
Road Waterline Extension to Lurre' Construction, Inc.:
Approve
E. Temporarv Easement Contract for the 2004 Waterline
Improvement Project, Eagle Road Waterline Extension:
Approve
F. Resolution No. 04-432: Provide for Additional Roll Off
Services within Meridian and to set roll off service rates within
the City of Meridian: Approve
G. Resolution No. 04-433 : Mission Statement and Vision for
the City of Meridian: Approve
H. Approve Bills: Approve
I. Approve New Beer & Wine License for Vina Restaurant - 1534
Main Street: Approve
6. Department Reports:
A. Public Works Department - Gary Smith
1. Trunk Line Water & Sewer Assessment, Connection and
Miscellaneous Fee Proposal: Presented, set Public Hearing
for 6-1-04
2. Explanation for Temporary Easement
B. Mayor's Office
1. Mayor's Report: Appointment to Traffic Safety
Commission - Elaine E.
7. (Items Moved from Consent Agenda)
8. FP 04-028 Request for Final Plat approval of 43 single family residential
building lots and 3 common lots on 14.34 acres in a R-4 zone for Cobre
Basin Subdivision No.4 by Havasu Creek, LLC - east of North Meridian
Road and south of East McMillan Road: Approve
9. Public Hearing: PFP 04-003 Request for Preliminary Final Plat approval
of 1 condominium plat on 1.24 acres in a L-Q zone for Riverbirch
Courtyard Condominiums by N.M. Enterprises - south of East Overland
Meridian City Council Agenda - May 4, 2004 Page 2 of 4
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Anyone desiring accommodation for disabilities related to documents and/or hearing
please contact the City Clerk's Office at 888.4433 at least 48 hours prior to the public meeting.
Road and east of Celebration Avenue: Attorney to Prepare Findings of
Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval
10. Public Hearing: CUP 04-007 Request for a detailed Conditional Use
Permit for Riverbirch Courtyard Condominiums as required by the
Development Agreement for Resolution Business Park for a medical !
dental office use in an L-O zone by N. M. Enterprises - south of East
Overland Road and east of Celebration Avenue: Attorney to Prepare
Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval
11. Public Hearing: PFP 04-002 Request for Preliminary I Final Plat
approval for the re-subdivision of Lot 3, Block 10, of Bridgetower Crossing
Subdivision No. 2 into 3 building lots on 2.63 acres in an R-4 zone for
Bridaetower Crossina/Gallerv Subdivision by Primeland Development,
LLP - northeast comer of West Belltowef Drive and North Ten Mile Road:
Attorney to Prepare Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for
Approval
12. Public Hearing: REVISED AZ 03-029 Request for annexation and
zoning of 26.48 acres from RUT to R-8(PD) zones for proposed Sheridan
Place Subdivision by CMD, Inc. - north of East McMillan Road and east
of North Locust Grove Road: Attorney to Prepare Findings of Fact and
Conclusions of Law for Approval
13. Public Hearing: REVISED PP 03-035 Request for Preliminary Plat
approval of 50 building lots and 15 other lots on 15.34 acres in a proposed
R-8 (PO) zone for Sheridan Place Subdivision by Doug Campbell -
north of East McMillan Road and east of North Locust Grove Road:
Attorney to Prepare Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for
Approval
14. Public Hearing: REVISED CUP 03-060 Request for a Conditional Use
Permit for a Planned Development for single-family residential use with
reduced setbacks, lot frontages, house sizes, and increased block length
for proposed Sheridan Place Subdivision by Doug Campbell - north of
East McMillan Road and east of North Locust Grove Road: Attorney to
Prepare Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval
15. Water, Sewer, & Trash Delinquencies: Approve
16. Tabled from April 27, 2004: Ordinance No. 04-1076
Safety Commission Amended Ordinance: Approve
Traffic
17. Ordinance No. 04-1077 AZ 04- 002 Request for
Annexation and Zoning of 24.45 acres from RUT to R-8 zone for Roseleaf
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Subdivision by Centennial Development, LLC - 3615 South Locust
Grove Road: Approve
18. Executive Session per Idaho State Code 67~2345(1)(b): No Decisions
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Meridian City Council Meetina
Mav 4, 2004.
The regular meeting of the Meridian City Council was called to order at 7:10P.M.,
Tuesday, May 4,2004, by Mayor Tammy de Weerd.
Members Present: Mayor Tammy de Weerd, William Nary, Keith Bird, Charlie Rountree
and Shaun Wardle.
Staff Present: Chris Gabbert, Will Berg, Anna Powell, Brad Watson, Bill Musser, Gary
Smith, Kenny Bowers, and Dean Willis.
Item 1:
Roll-call Attendance:
Roll call.
X Shaun Wardle
X Charlie Rountree
X
X Bill Nary
X Keith Bird
Mayor Tammy de Weerd
De Weerd: Okay. I will go ahead and open up the City Council regular meeting of
Tuesday, May 4th. It's 7:10 and we will start with roll call attendance.
Item 2:
Pledge of Allegiance:
De Weerd: Thank you. I would like to welcome you all here tonight. Our next two items
have been added this year. It's to encourage more community participation. We are
lucky to have Troop 160 here with us tonight and -- oh, 190. I'm sorry. I reversed that
six, didn't I. And we have Matt Brown that's going to lead us in our pledge of allegiance.
(Pledge of Allegiance recited.)
Item 3:
Community Invocation by Pastor Craig Flinn with Meridian Alliance
Church:
De Weerd: Thank you, Matt. We have also included a community invocation. Our goal
is to include all of our faiths here in Meridian and we have asked the different churches
to join us each week and lead us in a community invocation. Please take this time in
prayer or a moment of silence to really reflect on what the meeting is about and what we
have in front of us. We will be led by Pastor Craig Flynn with the Meridian Alliance
Church. Thank you for being here with us tonight.
Flynn: You're welcome. As the Mayor said, let's have a moment of silence and, then, I
will lead us in prayer. Father, we acknowledge that you are great and you have
established this city for your purposes and for your glory and we thank you for the
opportunity we have to dwell in this city, where we acknowledge that you are the one
who leads and guides us, you appoint governments, city officials, leaders in the
community and we just acknowledge your sovereign hand in orchestrating this city. We
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thank you for your love and your presence and that your heart is to bless the city. Lord,
I pray that we will be a people tonight in this meeting that humbles ourselves before
you, that you would give us grace and lift us up. God, thanks for the government sitting
before us. We pray a blessing on them as they sense your direction and make
decisions. We thank you for this wonderful Boy Scout Troop tonight represented in
those in this room. We thank you, God, for the great things that you're doing through
Boy Scouts and other clubs. God, thanks for the fire district and the policemen and all
the community services. Lord, you have put us together to function as a city and we
pray your blessing on the city tonight and blessing on this hour of conversation and
decisions, in Jesus's name, Amen.
Item 4:
Adoption of the Agenda:
De Weerd: Thank you, Pastor Flynn. Okay. Item 4 is adoption of the agenda.
Bird: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Bird.
Bird: We have got some changes, but on the Consent Agenda, which we will also take
care of when we go through here, Items A, B, and C have been asked to be tabled to
May 11 th by the applicant. The city clerk has asked that we add an Item I, a beer and
wine license for Vina Restaurant and ifs all been approved and taken care of. The
Public Works Department, our city engineer, has asked for item number two, a contract
that he would like to explain. And, then, President Nary asked that on Item 18, the
Idaho State Statute 67-2345(1)(B), that we have an executive session. And with that I
would move that we adopt the revised agenda.
Rountree: Second.
De Weerd: It's been moved and second to adopt the agenda as amended. All those in
favor say aye. All ayes. Motion carried.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
Item 5:
Consent Agenda:
A. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: AZ 03-
027 Request for Annexation and Zoning of 140.97 acres from RUT to
R-4 zones for proposed SaQuaro Canyon Estates Subdivision by
Farwest, LLC - north side of East McMillan Road and east of North
Meridian Road:
B. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: PP 03-
032 Request for Preliminary Plat approval of 461 single-family
building lots and 43 common lots on 140.25 acres in a proposed R-4
zone for proposed SaQuaro Canyon Estates Subdivision by
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Farwest, LLC - north side of East McMillan Road and east of North
Meridian Road:
C. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: CUP 03-
058 Request for a Conditional Use Permit for a Planned Development
for reduced requirements for frontages, lot sizes, and minimum house
size and permission to have two cul-de-sac lengths exceed the
maximum length in a proposed R-4 zone for proposed Saquaro
Canyon Estates Subdivision by Farwest, LLC - north side of East
McMillan Road and east of North Meridian Road:
D. Award of Bid for 2004 Waterline Improvement Project, Eagle
Road Waterline Extension to Lurre' Construction, Inc.:
E. Temporary Easement Contract for the 2004 Waterline
Improvement Project, Eagle Road Waterline Extension:
F. Resolution No. Provide for
Additional Roll Off Services within Meridian and to set roll off
service rates within the City of Meridian:
G.
Resolution No.
Statement and Vision for the City of Meridian:
Mission
H. Approve Bills:
I. Vina Reastaurant - Beer and Wine License:
De Weerd: Item 5 is the Consent Agenda.
Bird: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Bird.
Bird: On the Consent Agenda, Items A, B, and C has been asked to be tabled to
5/11/04. The city clerk has asked that we add item I, which is a beer and wine license
for Vina Restaurant and with that I would move -- I need the resolution numbers on
those two resolutions. I'm sorry, Will. Okay. Resolutions 04-432 and 04-433 and for
the Mayor to sign and the Clerk to attest on all proper papers. I move we approve it.
Rountree: Second.
De Weerd: It's been moved and seconded to approve the Consent Agenda as
amended. Is there any further discussion or changes? Mr. Clerk, will you call roll.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
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MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
Item 6:
Department Reports:
A. Public Works Department - Gary Smith
1. Trunk Line Water & Sewer Assessment, Connection and
Miscellaneous Fee Proposal:
De Weerd: Thank you. Okay. Item 6-A is Public Works. Gary Smith. Or Brad Watson.
Watson: Thank you, Madam Mayor, Council Members. I did ask Gary to do this, but he
declined, so -- what I had put on your counter right before the meeting was the latest
package of fee update proposals. Also included in that are revisions to the complete
water and sewer ordinances. I started out just trying to modify those to account for the
new fee system, but as we started going we just decided to do the whole thing. This
package includes a proposed fee update summary, a rather lengthy dissertation on
what the background of those fees are and the rationale and methodology for
calculating the new ones. There are multiple appendices that show the calculations, the
basis that calculations, 20 year capital improvement plans for both -- both for the water
system, the wastewater treatment system, and the collection -- sewer collection system.
There is an excerpt of a Boise city ordinance upon which a portion of our new fees
would be modeled. Next there is a sample reimbursement agreement and that term
doesn't make much sense on the surface right now until I explain a little bit more about
what those are for. Those would, in effect, replace what we call latecomer agreements
right now. The reimbursement agreement was based on the one that Boise city uses
that they provided to me. And at the very, very back of the entire book is a summary of
all the fees that we are proposing to update or implement with the ordinance revisions. I
can go into a lot of detail on this, but I know time is short. What I would like to do, since
this has been before Council several times before, this is, essentially, the same
proposal. I would like to -- well, first of all, I do have a meeting with the Building
Contractor's Association on May 17th to brief them on this again. I was at their place
about a year ago with, essentially, the same proposal. I talked with Mr. Turnbull, who is
chairman of that committee, talked with him this afternoon and I will be there the 17th.
What I would like to do is solicit any comments anyone might have, including BCA over
the next couple weeks, and try to have a public hearing on these ordinance revisions
and fees at the Council meeting on the 1 st of June, if I can work with Mr. Nichols' office
to get that done. I think that would require noticing in fairly short order and I will work
with Will on that. If that can be done, I think the next step would be drafting a resolution
in conformance with what we have been doing on fees in the past. The ordinance
doesn't specifically outline the fees, but provides the basis for them, so the follow-up
resolution in early July would have all these fees that are listed on the last sheet of this
book. So, that's my schedule. The book is my proposal. I'd certainly entertain any
questions or give more explanation if I need to.
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De Weerd: Council, do you have any questions? You're pretty safe when we just got
your book not to have any --
Rountree: Not yet.
De Weerd: 11m sure they will. Brad, I appreciate your pulling that together and, Will, will
we be able to have this on Council the beginning of June?
Bird: June 1 st.
De Weerd: For public hearing? Okay. Okay. Thank you, Brad.
Watson: Thank you.
2: Temporary Easement Contract for the 2004 Waterline
Improvement Project, Eagle Road Waterline Extension:
De Weerd: Okay. Item number two.
Watson: Yes. Madam Mayor and Council Members, this was Item E on the Consent
Agenda. What was forwarded to you from our office was simply a memo asking for
approval on a temporary easement contract. The actual contract did not make it into
the packet, because my office did not forward it to the clerk's office. So, I made a copy
and put a hard copy on your table right before the meeting. This is a temporary
easement contract for a boring of water across Eagle Road. We will construct a rather
large bore pit on some land owned by the Sorray Company, of which John Ewing is a
partner and he is the one that has signed this contract. So, we are asking for approval
for that contract and that payment.
Bird: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Bird.
Bird: I believe we did not take it off the deal, we just wanted an explanation, Brad. So,
we have actually approved it on the Consent Agenda as Item E. He just wanted to
explain to us what it was.
De Weerd: Okay. Thank you. Any further questions? Thank you, Brad.
Watson: Thank you.
B. Mayor's Office
1. Mayor's Report:
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De Weerd: Okay. Item B is the Mayor's report. I had a couple of things to follow up.
First, I will need some action on -- you have later on in the agenda the final ordinance
for the updates for the traffic safety committee. We have been having a challenge to
make quorum with the existing commission. We do have a member or a representative,
a citizen who has been attending, Elaine Nashtacio. I had talked with the previous
Council about putting her on there and Captain Overton would like me to bring her
name forward to be appointed to the traffic safety committee. There will be two
additional citizen seats available that we will get to the newspaper to publish once the --
once you approve the update of the committee later on tonight. So, if I could, I would
like to appoint Elaine Nashtacio to the Traffic Safety Commission.
Wardle: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Wardle.
Wardle: I move that we appoint Elaine Nashtacio to the Traffic Safety Commission.
Bird: I'll second it.
De Weerd: Thank you. It's been moved and seconded to approve the appointment to
the Traffic Safety Commission of Elaine Nashtacio. Is there any further discussion?
Okay. All those in favor say aye. All ayes. Motion carried.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
De Weerd: Okay. I will be putting on the agenda next week a position -- or, actually, a
professional services contract for an economic development specialist. That is the job
description I submitted to HR a month ago. It's -- in talking with fellow Council
members, I thought maybe it was best to first put it out in professional services, so I do
want to get this out to you first and ask that I put it on the agenda next week to discuss.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me on that. Okay. Our director's meeting
this morning, we talked about our values of customer service, accountability, respect,
excellence, and those all equate to CARE. Those definitions are in front of you. We
had asked you all to participate in ranking all of the suggestions that we receive from
our employees city wide. We ranked those today and these were very obvious winners
in each of these categories. Take a look at those. I guess I will bring these back to you
as well next week for adoption. In accountability and in excellence you have two
different ones. They are just slightly different. I guess in accountability the
recommendation is the second one and in excellence it's the first one listed. I had also
told you last week that I would come back regarding Councilman Nary's suggestion on
the summer internships. It was discussed also this morning at the director's meeting.
P&Z has a need for a high school or a college student to work on their database to track
applications and start working to fine tune that process. The police station works with
the criminal justice department at BSU. They generally have volunteers. It's a six week
minimum program. They would like to attach a stipend to one position to really be an
incentive and attraction to some of their more -- their very qualified students. And so we
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will be getting numbers back to you on that. The Parks Department already had in their
budget a summer internship position under their summer part-time help, if -- they have a
college student that they offer this to and they already have that set up. It is looking at a
position. I believe I gave you descriptions in my office of the two areas that I would like
a student in to focus on and, then, Public Works believes that they can use someone
with their EIS program that they just received in developing a data base for it. So, we
will bring figures back as far as what those positions will be ranked at as far as money -
wise. Is there any further questions? Okay. I just have a couple other announcements.
I e-mailed out to you that we received 100,000 dollar Idaho Community Development
Block Grant to help fund the facility upgrades needed at the Meridian Senior Center.
The total project cost is 171,603 dollars, with 71,603 dollars coming from community-
based funds. Construction is slated to begin this summer and we should be getting the
contract on a Council agenda probably in June. Also wanted to announce a fundraiser
for our Meridian Youth Baseball. It's this Saturday. We'd love to see you all there.
Tickets are ten dollars. It's at the Hawk's Memorial Stadium and it's the first annual
celebrity baseball game that we will have a number of local celebrities, as well as some
of our Denver Bronco Jeff Putzier and World Series Pitcher and Cy Young winner Vern
Law. I'm sure it means something to some of you.
Bird: Yeah. You better believe it.
De Weerd: So, I would -- you know, ifs for a great cause. This is a community event.
The benefits will go out to our Meridian Settler's Park where Meridian Youth Baseball is
building a very high quality baseball complex and so if any of you can join us this
Saturday, we'd love to see you there. It is -- it begins at noon and, again, it's at Hawk's
Memorial Stadium. Just one final note. We'd like to remind you that June 18th we will
be meeting in front of the ITD board to talk about the Ten Mile Interchange. Bring all
your family, friends, neighbors, and anyone and everyone you can, because we'd like to
see the Ten Mile interchange happen and that will be our opportunity to talk with the
board about the merits of the Ten Mile interchange. That is all.
Item 7:
(Items Moved from Consent Agenda)
De Weerd: Item 7 we did not remove any items from the Consent Agenda.
Item 8:
FP 04-028 Request for Final Plat approval of 43 single family residential
building lots and 3 common lots on 14.34 acres in a R-4 zone for Cobre
Basin Subdivision No.4 by Havasu Creek, LLC - east of North Meridian
Road and south of East McMillan Road
De Weerd: So, I will move to Item 8, which is FP 04-028 and I will start with staff
comments.
Powell: Madam Mayor, Members of the Council, this is a final plat for Cobre Basin No.
4. It is generally located between Meridian and McMillan Roads -- or at the
intersections thereof. There are 43 single family lots and three common lots on 14
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acres. The plat is in substantial compliance with the approved preliminary plat. There
was one change done. This is the preliminary plat. This is the final plat. They did have
to put in a landscape lot going out to McMillan and so to do that these lots all got a little
bit narrower. They still all meet city standards that were approved for the subdivision,
so the only change that really occurred was the increase in landscape area. Applicant
has submitted a letter regarding the conditions of approval and they did have concern
with one of those, specifically Item 7-B, which is on page three. I was talking to the
applicant prior to the hearing and I think we have figured out a solution. He has been
talking with ACHD regarding the size of the rock sumps that are needed for the project.
They are willing to allow a five by five, if that's enough to accommodate the expected
flows. Unfortunately, the person that can determine that is out of town right now. So,
the solution would be at the end of that B, if we can add: Or applicant shall design swale
to look like a dry creek bed, that would still be in compliance with the code, and he said
that he would be more than happy to do that.
De Weerd: Okay. Council, any questions for staff? Or clarifications? I imagine with this
change the applicant has no further comment? No? Okay.
Powell: I'm sorry. Madam Mayor, Members of the Council, Mr. Watson just pointed out
another issue of concern. The applicant has added the specific setbacks for the project.
We do have a blanket statement that kind of covers the setbacks that are approved by
the CUP. If the applicant wanted to remove those specific setbacks, they could. Or we
could ask them to remove those setbacks.
De Weerd: So, you just wanted to hear from the applicant, didn't you?
Powell: I guess so. I just couldn't go without listening --
De Weerd: Please state your name and address.
Martin: Justin Martin. Excuse me. Justin Martin, 5606 North Ten Mile Road. Madam
Mayor, Members of the Council, the plat issue we actually have a PUD amendment
submitted for the setback changes and, Brad, are you thinking it would be best if we cut
that specific language off these plats, so that they weren't recorded that way? Is that the
thought behind it?
Powell: Yes.
Martin: So, it's more of whatever the PUD is approved; is that right? Or CUP.
Powell: Madam Mayor, Members of the Council, there are two modification requests
that will go to the Planning and Zoning Commission only regarding the Havasu and
Lochsa Falls Subdivisions regarding amending their Conditional Use Permit to have the
setbacks that are allowed by the current code. Currently, each plat that has been
platted has had the specific setbacks on it. We have had a flurry of conversations with
the county engineer, as well as our own city engineer regarding those plat notes and if
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the Planning and Zoning Commission decides to approve the modified setbacks, then,
we were okay with the specific setbacks being on the plat. But presently they would not
be. There is a general condition that says that the applicant needs to comply with the
setbacks that were approved or as may be modified by the Conditional Use Permit CUP
02-028 and that would serve the same function.
Martin: All of that is fine. I don't see any problems in that. It makes the plat a lot cleaner
as it goes through.
De Weerd: Okay.
Martin: Any further questions?
De Weerd: Any further questions? Okay. Thank you. Okay. Council, what is your
pleasure?
Bird: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Bird.
Bird: I'd move we approve FP 04-028 and for the attorney to draw up the proper papers
and include staff and applicant comments as made tonight.
Nary: Second.
De Weerd: Okay. It's been moved and seconded to approve FP 04-028 with the
changes as discussed. Any further discussion? Mr. Clerk, will you call roll.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
De Weerd: Thank you, Mr. Clerk. We are entering into our Public Hearing process. By
our own city ordinance we require that those wishing to testify during any of these public
hearings, Items 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, or 14 need to be sworn in. So, if you would desire to
provide testimony tonight, if you will, please, raise your right hand. Does no one want to
testify? I don't even see applicants raising their hands. There you go. I had one. All
right. Becky, would you like to be sworn in. I bet you're going to talk. Is the testimony
you provide tonight the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you
God?
(Affirmative answers.)
Item 9:
Public Hearing: PFP 04-003 Request for Preliminary Final Plat approval
of 1 condominium plat on 1.24 acres in a L-O zone for Riverbirch
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Courtyard Condominiums by N.M. Enterprises - south of East Overland
Road and east of Celebration Avenue:
Item 10:
Public Hearing: CUP 04-007 Request for a detailed Conditional Use
Permit for Riverbirch Courtyard Condominiums as required by the
Development Agreement for Resolution Business Park for a medical /
dental office use in an L-O zone by N. M. Enterprises - south of East
Overland Road and east of Celebration Avenue:
De Weerd: Thank you. Okay. Items 9 and 10. I will open the public hearings on PFP
04-003 and CUP 04-007. I will start with staff comments.
Powell: Madam Mayor, Members of the Council, this is a -- this lot was previously the
subject of a resubdivision of a lot in Resolution Subdivision. Thank you. So, the lot, as
it looks there, is, actually, twice the size that it is currently. You have already approved
a final plat to divide the property in two, as is shown here. The request of the applicant
at this time is the building on the right. The plat is solely for the purpose of establishing
condominium ownership. They are not further subdividing the lot that they are currently
on. The plat creates 289 condominium units. Most of those are little four foot sections.
There is two large ones, as you can see, one there, one there, and, then, the rest are in
this area here. The Conditional Use Permit that accompanies this is to all lots within
Resolution Subdivision were required to have a Conditional Use Permit prior to approve
the buildings and the uses therein, so that is the need for the Conditional Use Permit. In
this case it would be to build a 12,010 square foot medical dental office on 1.24 acres
and the site is currently vacant. The Planning and Zoning Commission has
recommended approval with conditions. The applicant's representative Mark Guho -- I
hope that's his name -- testified in favor of the application. No members of the public
testified in opposition to the proposed development. The Commission did discussion
cross-access and the condominium layout, but there were no modifications to staff
recommendations and to staff's knowledge there is no outstanding issues before the
City Council tonight.
De Weerd: Okay. Thank you, Anna. Any questions for staff?
Bird: I have none.
De Weerd: Okay. Would the applicant like to come forward? Since you have been
sworn in, please, state your name and address.
Guho: Mark Guho at 362 Rooster Drive, Eagle. Idaho.
De Weerd: Thank you.
Guho: I'm here to answer any questions. We are proposing a medical arts building. We
have two dental firms and possibly an optometrist that are interested. It's going to be
adjoining Treasure Valley Pediatrics, which we also constructed. It's going to be divided
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into condominium units. We have the -- it would be the northwest corner, which is
divided up into squares, which is designed to give us a little more flexibility for future
tenants. As a courtyard type design, which will be landscaped in the center portion
there, itls all single story, fairly attractive building. It's going to utilize stone and wood
timbers, comp type roof and whatnot.
De Weerd: Great. Thank you. Council, do you have any questions?
Bird: I have none.
De Weerd: Thank you very much.
Guho: Thank you.
De Weerd: Is there anyone else who would like to testify on this application? Okay.
Staff, do you have anything else?
Powell: No, malam.
De Weerd: Thank you. Okay. Council?
Wardle: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Wardle.
Wardle: I move we close the Public Hearing on Items 9 and 10.
Bird: Second.
De Weerd: It's been moved and seconded to close the Public Hearing on Items 9 and
10. All those in favor say aye. All ayes. Motion carries.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
Wardle: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Wardle.
Wardle: I move that we approve Item No.9, PFP 04-003, preliminary/final plat for
Riverbirch Courtyard Condominiums.
Rountree: Second.
De Weerd: It's been moved and seconded to approve PFP 04-003. Is there any further
discussion? Mr. Clerk, will you, please, call roll.
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Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
De Weerd: Thank you. Item 10.
Wardle: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Wardle.
Wardle: I move that we approve CUP 04-007, Conditional Use Permit for Riverbirch
Courtyard Condominiums.
Nary: Second.
De Weerd: It's been moved and seconded to approve CUP 04-007. Any further
discussion? Okay. Mr. Clerk.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
Item 11:
Public Hearing: PFP 04-002 Request for Preliminary I Final Plat
approval for the re-subdivision of Lot 3, Block 10, of Bridgetower Crossing
Subdivision No. 2 into 3 building lots on 2.63 acres in an R-4 zone for
BridQetower CrossinQ/Gallerv Subdivision by Primeland Development,
LLP - northeast corner of West Belltower Drive and North Ten Mile Road:
De Weerd: Thank you, Mr. Clerk. Okay. Item No. 11 is PFP 04-002. I will start with
staff comments and open the Public Hearing.
Powell: Madam Mayor, just a second, I lost my staff report. Madam Mayor, Members of
the Council, this is a request for a resubdivision of one of the previous -- or one of the
lots in Bridgetower Subdivision. The site is located at the northeast corner of Ten Mile
Road and Bell Tower Drive. And the property is currently designated as office on the
camp plan, but it is zoned R-4. This use was allowed through the planned development
process. They are proposing to subdivide the existing lot into three lots and it's a little
bit difficult to see them. This is one lot here. This is the second lot, kind of has a --
almost funnel shape. And, then, the third lot comes like that. This is a cross-access
easement and there is also an existing cross-access here. The Planning and Zoning
Commission has recommended approval of this application. The applicant's
representative Mrs. McKay testified in favor of the application. No members of the
public testified in opposition to the proposed development. The key issues of
discussion in questioning by Commission included the access to the city well site, which
is there. Correct? Yes. And the building elevations. The Commission did not make any
modifications to staffs recommendation. I don't have the building elevations on this with
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us today. On Becky's response letter to the -- I'm sorry, Mrs. McKay's response letter to
the conditions of approval she did have concern with one of them and that's on page
two of her letter and it was with regard to the requirement that the parking lots be -- that
they be installed prior to certificate of zoning compliance. That was an error on staffs
part. That should have been occupancy and we thank Mrs. McKay for pointing that out.
So, what needs to happen is on page three of the preliminary and final plat, site-specific
condition number two, it would be prior to issuance of an occupancy permit. Just take
out certificate of zoning compliance. And I believe that resolves the applicant's
concerns with the application and once that's resolved I don't think there is any
outstanding issues before the City Council.
De Weerd: Thank you, Anna. Any questions for staff? Would the applicant like to come
forward? Please state your name and address.
McKay: Becky McKay, Engineering Solutions, 150 East Aikens, Eagle. I'm representing
the applicant. This is going to be the Primeland Development office. They will be
moving their offices off of Franklin onto -- into one of these buildings that will be
constructed. I just want to assure the Council that these three buildings will be the
same type of style. They have been working with Glancey & Associates and here is a
reduction of the elevations of the building. As you can see, they are going to be very
very attractive, just like the clubhouse and other features that we have installed out at
the Bridgetower site. It's all accessed internally off of a private drive, which is already
installed and which provides access to your city well. And it sounds like Anna cleared
up the only item that I had a problem with and so I will stand for any questions or
comments that the Council may have.
De Weerd: Council, any questions? Okay. Thank you, Becky.
McKay: Thank you.
De Weerd: Okay. Is there anyone else who would like to provide testimony on this
application?
Bird: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Bird.
Bird: I move we close the Public Hearing PFP 04-002.
Rountree: Second.
De Weerd: It's been moved and seconded to close the Public Hearing on Item 11. All
those in favor say aye. All ayes. Motion carries.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
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Rountree: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Rountree.
Rountree: I move that we approve the final plat for Item 11, PFP 04-002, including
staff's comments at this hearing.
Bird: Second.
De Weerd: It's been moved and seconded to approve Item 11 with the change on page
three, site specific number two amended. Okay. Any further discussion? Okay. Mr.
Clerk.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
Item 12:
Item 13:
Item 14:
Public Hearing: REVISED AZ 03-029 Request for annexation and
zoning of 26.48 acres from RUT to R-8(PD) zones for proposed Sheridan
Place Subdivision by CMD, Inc. - North of East McMillan Road and east
of North Locust Grove Road:
Public Hearing: REVISED PP 03-035 Request for Preliminary Plat
approval of 50 building lots and 15 other lots on 15.34 acres in a proposed
R-8 (PO) zone for Sheridan Place Subdivision by Doug Campbell -
north of East McMillan Road and east of North Locust Grove Road:
Public Hearing: REVISED CUP 03-060 Request for a Conditional Use
Permit for a Planned Development for single-family residential use with
reduced setbacks, lot frontages, house sizes, and increased block length
for proposed Sheridan Place Subdivision by Doug Campbell - north of
East McMillan Road and east of North Locust Grove Road
De Weerd: Thank you, Mr. Clerk. Okay. Items 12, 13, and 14. I will open the public
hearings on Sheridan Place Subdivision, revised AZ 03-029, revised PP 03-035, and
the revised CUP 03-060. Staff comments.
Powell: Madam Mayor, Members of the Council, this subdivision is located off of
McMillan. Here is Locust Grove. The annexation path comes from Havasu Creek, up a
small flag into the Idaho Power property, and, then, over to the Sheridan Place property.
The preliminary plat is -- and Conditional Use Permit only involve the property north of
McMillan. As you will remember, Settlement Bridge Subdivision came through on this
entire property here. So, that would be another path of annexation. This subdivision,
actually, came into the system first, so they didn't have that annexation path at that time,
but Settlement Bridge was able to get through the process a little bit faster. The reason
it came to you and, then, went back was there was an issue regarding this out parcel
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here. It's admittedly, by the current owner, an illegal split and originally we had required
that they include it as part of the subdivision. They later decided to go back -- actually,
it was this portion here that is also a portion of the illegal split and we had required them
to include this. They went back and took it back out and redesigned this area here. A
long discussion, but one of the new conditions of associated with -- associated with this
project relates to that, so I just kind of wanted to refresh your memory. This is a request
for 50 single family residential lots and 15 other lots. The general circulation path -- it's
difficult to see here. It comes in, branches out, and, then, connects. There are quite a
few existing stubs. This is an existing stub into the property that would just be brought
into a cul-de-sac. They provide a stub out to the west here in this location. This is an
existing stub. And this is an existing stub as well. With the CUP planned development
application they have asked for reduced setbacks, reduced lot frontages, reduced lot
sizes, reduced minimum house square footage, and one block length that exceeds the
thousand square feet. And I believe it just barely exceeded that. It's 1,150 square feet -
- or feet long. Not square feet. Excuse me. Steve has detailed all those proposed
reductions and dimensional standards for you in the staff report. I was going to move
on to the Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation. Our copy was missing a
page four, so I'm not sure if yours was also, on the recommendation -- on the
recommendations, so if that was the case, I do apologize. The Planning and Zoning
Commission is recommending approval of this project. The applicant's representative
Mrs. McKay testified in favor of the application. There were several concerns of nearby
homeowners -- I think I'm counting at least four that did testify with concerns about the
project, regarding the house sizes, the lot sizes, the zoning, fencing, ditching -- or, I
mean, sorry, tiling the ditches and the access to those ditches and the homeowner's
association for Vienna Woods, which is to the -- just to the east. They were concerned
that the -- that they have compatible CC&Rs. The key issues of discussion and
questioning by the Commission included the timing of the improvements on the Idaho
Power site and that was related to the annexation application and the width of the
streets in relation to islands and on-street parking. The Commission did make several
changes to staff's recommendation and the only one I wanted to talk about -- I wasn't
going to discuss those, I was going to discuss the outstanding issues before the
Council, which is on the second page. The first one was in regard to vacating an
easement along this western boundary from McMillan up to this property line right here.
The applicant has been able to work that out with the adjoining property owner. It was a
-- the easement was not created through the plat process, so it does not need to be
vacated through our process. They can, through private arrangements, vacate that --
that easement, so there are no needed changes to the conditions of approval, they can
just work that out amongst themselves and we are fine. That's the first bulleted item.
The second bulleted item was just a discrepancy between the proposed preliminary plat
and the landscape plan and they just need to modify the landscape plan in compliance
with the plat. It shouldn't be an issue. Regarding annexation conditions, all Steve was
pointing out there was that condition number two says there needs to be a development
agreement and conditions numbered one and three just need to be part of that
development agreement. He just wanted to make that clear. Regarding the CUP
conditions, still on the recommended conditions, there is one from the police department
that talks about no parking and widening the street. With this revised layout that you
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see before you tonight, they have met that condition, so that condition just needs to be
deleted and that would be condition number three on the Conditional Use Permit.
Finally, I'm not sure if the version that you got had a fourth bullet from the fire marshal. I
think there was some confusion -- it does? So, that's good. We do need a -- to add a
fire department condition number eight and that would say that the northern most island
in North Shubert, which is right here, shall be reduced slightly, so that the north edge is
no closer than ten feet to the extended curb line of East Roaring Creek Drive and that's
right here. It's about two feet too long, so it shouldn't be too much of a concern. That
was rather long and I apologize. Some last minute issues worked out, but with that the
only other thing I wanted to comment on was what we had proposed as one of the
conditions of approval for this out parcel here that is an illegal split. We did ask the
applicant and they agreed to provide a metes and bounds legal description of that
property, so that at such time when the city wants to annex that property, we do have
that description available and we could annex that property and staff would like to -- this
is similar to a requirement that Boise city has for some of their out parcels. This would
just enable us to deal with some of these enclaves, county properties, in a more cost-
efficient manner at the time that we do want to annex them. So, staff, with Council's
guidance, would like to start requiring this when we do see these kind of illegal splits
that we are too late to do anything about, basically.
De Weerd: Any questions for staff at this time? Okay. Would the applicant like to come
forward? Just, please, restate your name and address.
McKay: Becky McKay, Engineering Solutions, 150 East Aikens, Suite B, Eagle. Madam
Mayor, Members of the Council, we'd like to present Sheridan Place to you this evening.
You want me to put it over there? This is not a large parcel, it's a very small parcel, and
it's kind of somewhat like an in-fill since we have got Vienna Woods to the north, to the
east we have Edinburgh Place that wraps all the way around us. On our western border
it is still residential and agricultural. There are two large parcels to the west of us, Mr.
Brenniger and Mr. Buckley, and, then, another parcel west of Mr. Buckley. As Anna
indicated, originally when we -- Anna, could you put the map up? -- originally submitted
the application, we were not contiguous to the city limits, so I spoke with Layne Datson
and we worked with him to incorporate their substation and get it annexed into the city.
They thought that that was a good idea and that gave us our point of being contiguous
here, but, as Anna indicated, since, then, Settlement Bridge has came in, so we are
contiguous here also to the city limits, once that ordinance amendment is adopted. One
concern that we had was the staff started placing conditions for specific improvements
on that substation lot, such as sidewalk and so forth and Idaho Power indicated to us
that they do not have any in their budget any plan -- or any monies to construct
sidewalk, which, according to our estimate, could cost between 15 and 20 thousand
dollars at this time. They said, now, if we go in to do a major expansion of this
substation in the future, we would not be opposed to installing sidewalk to make sure
that that sidewalk network is continued on from Settlement Bridge, but at this time we
cannot make that type of commitment. The substations, a lot of times they become an
enclave and the city limits wrap around them. Boise was cleaning up their enclaves out
there by Surprise Valley and that area, getting all that Idaho Power ground annexed and
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so I would like to keep them in this application, if at all possible, but I'm afraid if the
Council places improvement conditions upon them, that they will say, no, we are not
going to sign the development agreement and we have no intentions of being annexed
if that is going to be imposed upon us. Our project here is approximately 15 acres in
size. We have got one point of ingress and egress, but we have got two existing stub
streets, one into Vienna Woods, one into Edinburgh Place, and, then, we stub to the
west there, so we would have interconnectivity when those other two properties
redevelop. We have two types of lots in this, since this is a very -- it's wide through
here, but all you can do -- there is only one way to develop it is that is to bring this street
in like this. So, we had excessively deep lots that range from 130 some to 140 some
feet in depth and, then, we went with smaller widths on those lots, so they were around
that, I believe 7,000 square foot mark, but, yet, they had a width of, I think, 60 feet. We
have asked -- there are approximately 16 lots here. We requested 1,200 square foot
minimums on those 16 lots. These lots right here and all the remainder of the lots,
which would be 33 lots, will be 1,500 square foot minimum. We did that based on the
product that adjoins us up in Vienna Woods and Edinburgh Place. These lots we made
bigger. They range from 70 feet wide all the way up to 78 and 80 some feet wide,
depending on where they are. We kept our depths pretty deep. We kept 115s, 120s, I
think these are 110s in the middle, but I tried to keep them as deep as possible. The
lots that adjoin us here are, I believe, 80 -- I think they are like 80 -- 80 by 100 are the
lots to the north. The corner lots are 88 by 100 and we have one that's 90 by 110 on
the other side of that Shubert. And in Edinburgh Place we have got lots that are 80 by
110 through here. And I kept a 120 depth to try to just give us a little more buffer
between -- between the homes. There is not a lot we can do with this project, we are so
limited. One thing we struggled with was this parcel here and pulled -- as Anna
indicated, we pulled our application back to incorporate that. After talking with Mr.
Bunderson, who was, I assume, involved in the development of Edinburgh Place, they
have a temporary turn around here and so he wanted to see that a permanent
turnaround extended here. So, we extended that there and, then, made interconnection
through a pedestrian pathway network. These lots here are huge. They are like 14, 16
thousand square feet. So, they are very very large and there are just the four of them
and no vehicular connection here. The vehicle connection is in this area. We had had
a contention with our islands. We, at one time, had five very small islands here,
because we are proposing detached sidewalk with landscaping, two and a half inch
caliper trees all along and detached all through to give it a nice, warmer feel and, then,
we have these islands here to break up this longer street run through here. The fire
department had some concerns and the police department on the clearance between
the back of curb here and, then, the back of curb -- or the face of curb here and they
wanted to make sure that if there was a car parked, that emergency vehicles could get
around it. So, we looked at widening around the five islands, but, then, after I got the
drawing done and I started trying to envision it, when they build it it would look like our
concrete guy was intoxicated, because it was this ziggy zaggy thing. So, what we came
-- the conclusion we came to was we went with two large islands and one Island in the
middle, which still gave us -- broke up that longer stretch of street, still slows the traffic
down, still gave us the same square footage area-wise on our medians, but it allowed
us to widen out around here and here, so that we meet that criteria, so we would not
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have to have any no parking signs or any problems in the future, because those are
very difficult to enforce. The types of homes, one question that came up at the Planning
and Zoning Commission was on the 60 foot lots, what type of homes do we intend to
construct. These are some examples of the homes that Mr. Campbell and his partners
are going to have built in this subdivision. We -- this isn't going to be --
De Weerd: Excuse me, Becky.
McKay: Yes. Do you want me to put it up here?
De Weerd: Yes.
McKay: We are trying to spruce the subdivision up as much as possible, even though it
is small, only approximately 50 lots and one of them is an existing dwelling down on
McMillan, we are trying to spruce it up to make the lots, obviously, more valuable and
accommodate a higher priced home than you'd find on say your average 60 foot wide
lot. One thing that I do want to mention is -- as far as our amenities are concerned, we
have got like a pocket park here, that's going to be the focal point as you down the
street and that's what you would see. We have a gazebo, picnic area, and play
equipment. We had a discussion at the Planning and Zoning Commission on making
sure that that play equipment was comparable to -- you know, to the size of the
development. We did submit to staff a picture of the equipment we want to install and
we gave them a value range. It was Anna's opinion not to put a specific value on that
equipment, but something that's comparable in size and magnitude. We have got, I
think, a nice development with what we have got to work with. There is, you know, very
little room to work when we have got these smaller parcels like this. The existing
house, I'll just note for the record, is located right here that will remain. We are trying to
save as many trees as we can. We will work with your forester to mitigate if there are
some that have to be removed due to the street location. Do you have any questions?
De Weerd: Council, any questions?
Powell: Madam Mayor, Members of the Council, I -- during Becky's testimony she
brought up one issue that I had forgot to mention and I apologize for that. Under the
annexation conditions, the second bulleted item, it talks about in condition number two.
If you turn to page two of the recommendations, that one does need to be modified.
The discussion at Planning and Zoning Commission was pretty clear that they didn't
want to require improvement until such time as Idaho Power wanted to develop.
However, the motion said specifically to include all the rest of the paragraphs, so Steve
added the rest of the paragraphs when he was doing the recommendations. What we
believe should be the case, though, is that on that item, the last sentence, it should end
at the word facility, where it says: At the time that Idaho Power upgrades its facility.
Period. And, then, remove the phrase in reference a design to be submitted for review
and approval prior to Council action on the annexation. We believe that's consistent
with the intent of the Planning and Zoning Commission, if not the exact words.
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De Weerd: Okay. Anything further? Becky, I guess my only question is -- I know we
have really hesitated to created enclaves and so why can that not be part of this?
McKay: The little one -- this existing home there, Madam Mayor, Members of the
Council, Anna asked that very question of us and asked us to approach that gentleman
and see if he would be willing to participate in this annexation and to inform him that the
property had been illegally divided. My understanding, the history of it is Mr. Baker
bought this with this existing house. Dennis Baker. He had traded this gentleman this
property and this house for some property adjoining one of his Eagle subdivisions and,
then, the gentleman -- he kept this, but Mr. Baker retained ownership of this back
portion. Then, he sold this back portion to Mr. Fehrman, who owned this, because it
made sense that they be developed simultaneously. Mr. Fehrman approached this
gentleman, I also spoke with him on the phone, and he said he would not participate in
any annexation. We informed him that your property has been illegally divided. If you
were to say go to the county for a permit for an addition or something along that line,
you would be denied a permit, and he said he still would not participate. That didn't
matter. He wanted to just be left alone. The only thing he wanted from us is us to
coordinate with him on the irrigation, but we could -- I mean I can't force -- I can't force
somebody to consent to annexation. You know, I don't know what we do in these
situations. We pulled our application back and brought this in to clean that up and to
help Mr. Bunderson get rid of this temporary turnaround here, but I don't -- we can't
make this gentleman participate. I don't know. Maybe Mr. Nary has got some ideas on
this. It's a problem in all municipalities and some people just do not care if they have an
illegally divided parcel and I don't know what Mr. Baker told him, if he implied that it was
a legal parcel -- I don't know. I don't know the history. But we did not create it and I
guess that's the important thing. If we were creating it, I would say we better clean it up.
De Weerd: Anything further?
Rountree: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Rountree.
Rountree: Just a comment on that enclave. Within 300 feet you have three points of
access onto a collector, which, at some point in time, will probably be an arterial of
some kind. I agree with what Mrs. McKay is saying. I don't know how we are going to
resolve that, but that's not good business for us and it's not good business for the two
subs that are going to be coming out at that point and/or whomever at some point in
time wants to develop that enclave. Whatever we do it's going to be an issue.
Unfortunately, the person that should pay the penalty is not here tonight.
McKay: Madam Mayor, Councilman Rountree, the consolation is that I think it's just a
little bit over an acre, so its redevelopment potential is very limited. It's got one single
family dwelling and accessory buildings on it now.
Rountree: Madam Mayor?
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De Weerd: Mr. Rountree.
Rountree: It will, then, become the Cherry Lane day care center that's been in disrepair
since the day in came in business. No further comment.
De Weerd: I don't think you need to. Thank you, Becky.
McKay: Thank you.
De Weerd: Okay. Is there anyone else who would like to provide testimony on this
application? We need to swear you in, ma'am. If you will, please, raise your right hand.
Is the testimony you are about to give the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth, so help you God?
Enlow: Yes.
De Weerd: Thank you. Please state your name and your address.
Enlow: My name is Norma J. Enlow and this is Charles Enlow and I live at 7308
Maxwell Drive in Boise. I own the property with the little -- let's see, we don't have the
map of your deal, but it's on McMillan. It has the little narrow area there that -- but,
anyway, it's kind of caddy-corner from the Idaho Power facility and it's -- it's the -- on
here it's the one that has the little strip that goes down to McMillan. It also has access
from North Locust Grove.
De Weerd: Okay.
Enlow: My husband bought that before the second world war. We built a little house on
it in the early '50s and I have had it rented to the same people for 20 years. We tried to
get the corner, which I do not own, the little part on the corner that faces McMillan. We
tried to get that for years to square that out and it was tied up in a family situation, an
estate, and we weren't able to get clear title. We finally went to Boise, bought a lot, and
built a house in there where I live and we wanted to hang onto this, our children wanted
it later, which they still would like to do. I'm really concerned. I was out of town on the
first one, when you had the previous meeting on this. I had no idea that annexation was
coming in this close. I'm against progress, but I know there is no way of stopping it at
this point. I am concerned, if you want to hold onto a small acreage like this, what's the
situation going to be? If -- you know, there is three or four of us that do want to survive
that want to hang onto those small acreages. We tried in the '60s or early '70s, thinking
that, eventually, we might want to move back out there after retirement and we went
with several other small acreage owners, but if you had five acres or less, you could not
divide it in any way. We were going for one unit per acre and there was something in
the old records that in 1980 something -- or 1880 sometime, that was divided from a
larger subdivision called from Fruitland or Fruitwood, something -- fruit something and it
was denied because of that. We went back a second time -- you had to wait a year, pay
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another fee to go in. We weren't able to do anything like that. So, the kids finally said,
well, just hang onto it. I have a son that's a physician that might be interested in doing
something with it. I own it completely. I could go ahead and sell it, but I really don't
want to at this point. And my renters really like it. They are farmers and he owns a
business here in Meridian, but they have also lived on acreage and they like it out there
and, of course, I'm concerned about this subdivision on these small lots, the traffic --
when I have been out by there lately, there is the four way stop sign at the corner of
Locust Grove and McMillan. It's getting so I think kids speed by there. I have seen
elderly people speed through there without ever stopping . You have that many more
vehicles pouring out onto McMillan and Locust Grove, I'm concerned about that.
Another thing was that J -- last year had to put some money in and talk to one of your
engineers about how soon the sewer line was going to be down there and they said that
there was a line down Locust Grove, but they wouldn't put another home on it at that
time and so J had to go ahead and put in the new field drain, a new well, and all that
good stuff. So, I really am not anxious to see that develop at this point. So, that's my --
and I have talked to the other people around there and so far none of them really want
to have their land developed either and so --
De Weerd: Well, thank you for your testimony.
Enlow: Thank you.
De Weerd: Council, do you have any questions?
Bird: I have none.
De Weerd: Thank you. Is there anyone else who would like to offer testimony? Okay.
Becky, would you like to add any further comment?
McKay: On the density issues, this is designated medium density residential, which has
as a guideline of three to eight dwelling units per acre. We are at 3.26. So, we are in
that lower range. I did want to state for the record that the applicant did, as Anna
indicated, get with Mr. Buckley, they did resolve this -- the easement issue that was on
the western side of the property, and we did meet at the site with Mr. Brenniger, who
owns the large piece -- parcel to the west and Mr. Buckley, to talk about ditches,
irrigation, and the boundary and the fences. So, we have been working with our
neighbors and meeting with them at the site separately. We did a neighborhood
meeting. We have been corresponding with the home-owners association presidents of
both subdivisions, so we have been working hard to try to come up with a project that
will benefit this area and that the neighbors are happy with. Thank you.
De Weerd: Thank you. Any questions? Thanks, Becky. Staff, do you have any further
comment?
Powell: No, ma'am.
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De Weerd: Okay. Mr. Rountree.
Rountree: I move we close the Public Hearing on Items 12, 13, and 14.
Bird: Second.
De Weerd: Okay. It's been moved and seconded to close the Public Hearing on Items
12, 13, and 14. All those in favor say aye. All ayes. Motion carried.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
De Weerd: Okay. Discussion. Or motion?
Wardle: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Wardle.
Wardle: I move that we approve Item No. 12, revised AZ 03-029, annexation and zoning
for Sheridan Place Subdivision and to include all staff, applicant, and public comments.
Bird: Second.
De Weerd: Okay. It's been moved and seconded to approve AZ 03-029 as revised.
Any further discussion? Mr. Clerk, will you call roll.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
De Weerd: Thank you, Mr. Clerk. Items 13 and 14.
Wardle: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Wardle.
Wardle: I move that we approve Item 13, revised PP 03-035, preliminary plat for
Sheridan Place Subdivision and Item No. 14, revised CUP 03-060, conditional use for
Sheridan Place Subdivision and to include all applicant, staff, and public comments.
Bird: Second.
De Weerd: Okay. It's been moved and seconded to approve Items 13 and 14. Is there
any further discussion? Mr. Clerk.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
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MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
Item 15:
Water, Sewer, & Trash Delinquencies:
De Weerd: Thank you, Mr. Clerk. Okay. Item 15. This is to inform you in writing, if you
so choose, that you have the right to a pre-termination hearing at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday,
May 4th, 2004, before the Mayor and City Council to appear in person to be judged on
the facts and to defend the claim made by this city that your water, sewer, and trash bill
is delinquent. You may retain counsel. Your service will be discontinued on May 5th,
2004, unless payment is received in full. Is there anyone present who wishes to contest
his or her water, sewer, and trash delinquency? Okay. Hearing none, they are hereby
informed that they may appeal and have the decision of the city reviewed by the Fourth
Judicial District Court pursuant to Idaho State Code. Even though they appeal, their
water will be shut off. The amount of the turn-off list is $16,215.61. Council, do I have a
motion?
Rountree: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Rountree.
Rountree: I move that we approve the turnoff list for May 5th in the amount of
$16,215.61.
Bird: Second.
De Weerd: Okay. It's been moved and seconded to approve the delinquency turn-off
list scheduled for May 5th. Is there any further discussion? Mr. Clerk.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
Item 16:
Tabled from April 27,2004: Ordinance No.
Traffic Safety Commission Amended Ordinance:
De Weerd: Thank you. Item 16 is tabled from April 27th. Have you all had a chance to
look at Ordinance 04-1076? Any discussion?
Nary: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Yes, Mr. Nary.
Nary: I just I guess want to be sure that Mr. Berg has reviewed it again. I think that was
the reason we set it over, so -- does it look good, Mr. Berg?
De Weerd: Thank you.
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Bird: Is it okay?
De Weerd: Okay. Do I have a motion, anybody?
Berg: Madam Mayor, do you want me to read the ordinance by title?
De Weerd: Oh, yes. I would like you to read that by title only.
Berg: Thank you. And I will read it only by title. Thank you. Mayor, Members of the
Council, Ordinance No. 04-1076, an ordinance amending the following sections: Section
2-3-2, membership and terms of office, to provide for revisions to the appointments and
terms of office and to the membership of the Commission and Sections 2-3-6, duties to
add additional language and to remove words to this paragraph and to provide for
additional subsection C and 0 of the City of Meridian, Idaho, of Chapter 3 of Title 2 of
the Meridian City Code, providing for appeals, conflicts, validity, savings clause and
providing for an effective date.
De Weerd: See, now you know why I tried to save you. Is there anyone in the audience
who would like to hear this ordinance read in its entirety? Hearing none --
Nary: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Nary.
Nary: I'd move the approval of Ordinance No. 04-1076, Traffic Safety Commission
Amended Ordinance with suspension of rules.
Wardle: Second.
De Weerd: Okay. It's been moved and seconded to approve Item 16. Mr. Clerk.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
Item 17:
Ordinance No. : AZ 04- 002 Request for
Annexation and Zoning of 24.45 acres from RUT to R-8 zone for Roseleaf
Subdivision by Centennial Development, LLC - 3615 South Locust
Grove Road:
De Weerd: We knew that would happen eventually. Okay. Item 17 is Ordinance No.
04-1077. Mr. Clerk, will you, please, read this item by title only.
Berg: Thank you, Madam Mayor, Members of the Council. Ordinance No. 04-1077, an
Ordinance finding that Tina Lest Family, Ltd., Partnership, 23.95 acres and Richard Bell,
Meridian City Council
May 4,2004
Page 25 of 26
one acre, the owners of certain real property generally located on the west side of
Locust Grove Road, approximately one quarter of a mile south of Victory Road in
Township 3 North, Range 1 East, Section 30, Meridian, Idaho, to be known as Roseleaf
Subdivision and which lies contiguous or adjacent to the city limits of the City of
Meridian, County of Ada, State of Idaho, have made a request for annexation in writing
to the Council that said land be annexed to the City of Meridian and zoning designated
Medium Density Residential District (R-8) and declaring that said land, by proper legal
description as described below, be a part of the City of Meridian, County of Ada, State
of Idaho, repealing all ordinances, resolutions, orders, or parts thereof, in conflict
herewith, and directing the city engineer to add said property to the official maps of the
City of Meridian, Idaho, and directing the Clerk of the City of Meridian to file a certified
copy of the ordinance and map of the areas to be annexed with the Ada County
recorder, auditor, treasurer, and assessor and the State Tax Commission of the State of
Idaho, pursuant to Idaho Code Section 50-223 and Section 63-2215.
De Weerd: Thank you, Mr. Clerk. You have heard this ordinance by title only. Is there
anyone who would like to hear it read in its entirety? Hearing none, do I have a motion?
Bird: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Bird.
Bird: I move that we approve Ordinance 04-1077, the request for annexation and zoning
for Roseleaf Subdivision with suspension of rules.
Rountree: Second.
De Weerd: It's been moved and seconded to approve Item 17. Mr. Clerk, will you call
roll.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
Item 18:
Executive Session -Idaho Code 67-2345(1)(8):
De Weerd: Thank you, Mr. Clerk. We had an additional item added to our agenda.
Item 18 is for an Executive Session. Do I have a motion?
Nary: Madam Mayor?
De Weerd: Mr. Nary.
Nary: I move we go into Executive Session pursuant to Idaho Code 67-2345(1)(B).
Wardle: Second.
Meridian City Council
May 4, 2004
Page 26 of 26
De Weerd: Okay. It's been moved and seconded to adjourn into Executive Session.
Mr. Clerk.
Roll-Call: Bird, yea; Rountree, yea; Wardle, yea; Nary, yea.
MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES.
EXECUTIVE SESSION:
MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9:39 P.M.
F-1kS-OF--T-I=:!ES PROCEED INGS)
ATTEST:
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DATE APPROVED
April 29.2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
May 4, 2004
ITEM NO. tS - 0
REQUEST Award of Bid for 2004 Waterline Improvement Project Eagle Road Waterline Extension
to Lurre' Construction, Inc.
AGENCY
COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUilDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SEITLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
See attached
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Emailed:
Date:
Staff Initials:
Phone:
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To: Brad Watson
From: Clint Dolsby
CC: Gary Smith
Date: 4/2912004
Re: Proposed Agenda Item for May 4, 2004 City Council Meeting
The Public Works Department respectfully requests the following item be placed on the May
4 City Council agenda, under Consent Agenda, for Council's consideration:
2004 Waterline Improvement Proiect. Eaale Road Waterline Extension. Five bids were
received for this project as summarized below and detailed in the attached spreadsheet:
. Lurre' Construction, Inc. $316,n5.oo
. Sommer Construction $317,515.50
. Irminger Construction, Inc. $326,346.00
. Bodiford Construction $438,062.00
. Paul Construction $449,318.00
Lurre' Construction has to lowest bid. This project consists of construction of approximately
105 L.F. of 16" water main, 4,855 LF. of 12" water main, Eagle Road Bore Crossing, fittings,
gate valves, connections to eXisting water mains, surface restoration, traffic control,
dewatering, paving, and other related and miscellaneous work.
Recommended Council Action: The Public Works Department recommends
that City Council approves the contract for 2004 Waterline Improvement
Project, Eagle Road Waterline Extension with Lurre' Construction, Inc. for
$316,775.00 and authorize the Mayor to sign it.
Thank you for your consideration. Please contact me if you have any questions regarding
any of these items.
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MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
May 4, 2004
ITEM NO. 5,("
REQUEST Temporary Easement Contract for the 2004 Waterline Improvement Project. Eagle
Road Waterline Extension
AGENCY
COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
See attached
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Contacted:
Emailed:
Date:
Staff Initials:
Phone:
Materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian.
City of Meridian, '
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APR 2 9 2004
Memo
City Of Meridian
City Clerk Office
To: Will Berg; Tara Green
From: Clint Dolsby
CC: Brad Watson
Date: 4/2912004
Re: Proposed Agenda Item for May 4, 2004 City Council Meeting
The Public Works Department respectfully requests the following item be placed on the May
4 City Council agenda, under Consent Agenda, for Council's consideration:
Temporary Easement Contract for the 2004 Waterline Improvement Proiect, EaQle Road
Waterline Extension. A temporary easement has been signed by John Ewing for the
construction of the bore pit on Eagle Road for this project. We are working with the
landowner on whose land the receiving pit will be located as well as the landowners of the
parcel at the southwest comer of Eagle Road and Ustick Road, and will place those
easement contracts on the agenda as they are signed:
Recommended Council Action: The Public Works Department recommends
that City Council approves the temporary easement contract for the
construction of the bore pit on Eagle Road for the landowner John Ewing and
authorize the Mayor to sign it.
Thank you for your consideration. Please contact me if you have any questions regarding
any of these items.
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City of Meridian
33 East Idaho Street, Meddian, ID 83642
TEMPORARY EASEMENT CONTRACT
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Project # llnd Description:
Parcel # and Owner;
Date of Offer:
Eagle Road Water Main
Sl l 05 [ 10350 Sara\' Company
April 5. 2004
THIS RIGHT-OF- WAY CONTRACT, made this day of 2004, between the City of Meridian,
acting by its Mayor and Council, herein called "CITY" and Sarav Company, herein called "GRANTOR".
WHEREAS, subject to the terms outlined below, GRANTOR agrees to deliver to the CITY a Temporary Construction
Easement included herewith as Exhibit "An; .
NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto agree as follows;
I. A. CITY shall pay GRANTOR such sums of money and/or benefits as are set out below:
ITEM DESCRIPTION
AREA (Ft2)
EASEMENT VALUE ($)
Temporllry Easement
10,285 sf
$1,200.00
TOTAL EASEMENT CASH SETTLEMENT AMOUNT
$1.200.00
2. As set fOlth in the City of Meridian's Easement Acquisition Policy, the Grantor may choose from two options for just
compensation for the temporary easement. I'
~ Cash Payment* in the amount of /,200. 00
o Donation value of the easement
*Grantor will receive payment for the temporary construction easement at the expiration of the construction
contract.
3. This Contract shall not be binding unless and until executed by the Mayor and/or their authorized representatives. The
parties have herein set out the whole of their agreement, the performance ofwhich constitutes the entire consideration for
the granting of said easement and shall relieve the CITY of all further claims or ob ligations on that account.
4. The term of the temporary easement shall expire when the construction contract terminates.
5. The parties whose names appear below as Grantors, covenant and warrant that they are the O\VNERS of the property to
which this document applies, are fully authorized to execute this document and forever bind themselves, their successors
and assigns and the subject property to the terms set forth herein.
IN WITNESS WEREOF, the parties have executed this contract the day and year first above written.
CITY OF MERIDIAN
ATTEST:
William Berg, Jr., City Clerk
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By
Tammy de WeeI'd, Mayor
Date:
Date approved by Council:
4/812004
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LEGAL DEPARTMENT
(208) 466-9272 . FAX 466-4405
PARKS & RECREATION
(208) 888-3579 . Fax 898-550 I
PUBLIC WORKS
(208) 898-5500 . Fax 887-1297
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
(208) 887-2211' Fax 887-1297
PLANNING & ZONING
(208) 884-5533 . Fax 888-6854
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
Shaun Wardle
William L. M. Nary
Charles M. Rountree
Keith Bird
NOTICE OF PRE-COUNCIL MEETING
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Meridian
will hold a Pre-Council Meeting at City Hall, 33 East Idaho, Meridian, Idaho, on
Tuesday, May 4,2004 at 6:15 P.M. The Meridian City Council will be
discussing agenda items which are on the regular scheduled City Council
meeting as well as the following issues:
Presentation of Meridian's Water Resources by Ed Squires
The public is welcome to attend the meeting.
c::I~P.~1
WILLIAM G. BERG, JR. - City ~~ :\ "\ .f? ~
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DATED this 30th of April, 2004.
33 EAST IDAHO AVENUE · MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 . (208) 888-4433
City Clerk Office Fax (208) 888-4218 . Human Resources Fax (208) 884-8723 . Finance & Utility Billing Fax (208) 887-4813
>1<>1< TX CONF~. ..iTION REPORT >1<>1< AS OF MAY 04 '04 22:49 PAGE. 01
CITY OF MERIDIAN
DATE TIME TO/FROM MODE MINlSEC PGS CMDt; STATUS
131 05/04 22;32 208 388 6924 EC--S 01'20" 003 181 OK
132 135/134 22:34 2088886854 EC--S 01'131" 003 181 OK
03 05/04 22:36 208 B95 0390 EC--S 01'01" 003 181 OK
04 05/134 22:37 2138 387 6393 EC--S 01 ' 01" 003 181 OK
05 05/04 22;39 ADA CTY DEVELMT EC--S 01'02" 003 181 OK
06 05/04 22:413 8885052 EC--S 01'01" 003 181 OK
07 05/04 22:42 CHERRY LANE G3--5 01' 59" 003 181 OK
138 05/04 22;45 IDAHO ATHLETIC C EC--S 01'01" 003 181 OK
09 05/04 22:46 10 PRESS TRIBUNE EC--5 01 ' 01" 003 181 OK
10 05/04 22:48 2088886701 EC--5 01'02" 003 181 OK
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CITY OF MERIDIAN
CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, May 4, 2004 at 7:00 p.m.
City Council Chambers
1. Roll-call Attendance:
~ Charlie Rountree -L Bill Nary
-K- Shaun Wardle .....L Keith Bird
-JS:.- Mayor Tammy de Weerd
2. Pledge of Allegiance: ~~wl1. -- /l7P':JSCfi>"-V ftr;."'f' 1'(0
3. Community Invocation by Pastor Craig Flinn with Meridian Alliance
Church: trL'[~t:-L
4. Adoption of the Agenda: ~f}?'"rll~":'s a.~
5. Consent Agenda: ~vY. 1f<.J' 4.~~d..,.
A. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: AZ 03-
027 Request for Annexation and Zoning of 140.97 acres from RUT to
R-4 zones for proposed SaQuaro Canyon Estates Subdivision by
Farwest, LLC - north side of East McMillan Road and east of North
Meridian Road: -f;vbtc. i'P 5'---/1-04-
B, Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: PP 03-
032 Request for Preliminary Plat approval of 461 single-family
building lots and 43 common lots on 140.25 acres in a proposed R-4
zone for proposed Saquaro Canyon Estates Subdivision by
Fal"Y{est, LLC - north side of East McMillan Road and east of North
Meridian Road: ~ -Iv !i"-/I-fJ-!-
C. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: CUP 03.
058 Request for a Conditional Use Permit for a Planned Development
for reduced requirements for frontages, lot sizes, and minimum house
size and permission to have two cul-de-sac lengths exceed the
maximum length in a proposed R-4 zone for proposed Saauaro
Canyon Estates Subdivision by Farwest, LLC - north side of East
McMillan Road and east of North Meridian Road: ir?6k 1-0 ~ -/1-01-
D. Award of Bid for 2004 Waterline Improvement Project, Eagle
Road Waterline Extension to Lurre' Construction, Inc.:
Mondb.n City Counoil AJ;:tllda- Mal' 4, 20M Pogo I oD
All "'.le,i.,. pres.mod., public me<lings ,h.ll booom. prup<r(y .r,he Cily or Moridi,,,,,
Anyone d~-iring Qt:L'O~dn.ticn f(J1' di'&3bmD~ TC:uue.f:110 d-ocumcms ;1nd/or hearing
pI....." contact lh" Cit)' Clerk's OffiCe.1 g~H433 .lltll'14B hOUI. prioriO Ill. public meeting.
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AS OF MAY 04 '04 22:32 PAGE.01
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05/04 22:20 PUBLIC WORKS
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CITY OF MERIDIAN
CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, May 4,2004 at 7:00 p.m.
City Council Chambers
1. Roll-call Attendance:
-L Charlie Rountree -L Bill Nary
---X- Shaun Wardle -L Keith Bird
~ Mayor Tammy de Weerd
2. Pledge of Allegiance: ~~tuh - Ap'jJCt>f,VT rho"';? /10
3. Community Invocation by Pastor Craig Flinn with Meridian Alliance
Church: j7fL.{.e.,.../.et:-t.-
4. Adoption of the Agenda: ~~V'-f.. 0\-1" a.~
5. Consent Agenda: ~V'C <f>./' 4.J-o--~d.....
A. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: AZ 03-
027 Request for Annexation and Zoning of 140.97 acres from RUT to
R-4 zones for proposed Saauaro Canvon Estates Subdivision by
Farwesl. LLC - north side of East McMillan Road and east of North
Meridian Road: -nvbU -f>> S'-/f-Cl4-
B. Findings of Fact and Conelusions of Law for Approval: PP 03-
032 Request for Preliminary Plat approval of 461 single-family
building lots and 43 common lots on 140.25 acres in a proposed R-4
zone for proposed Saquaro Canyon Estates Subdivision by
Farwest, LLC - north side of East McMjlJan Road and east of North
Meridian Road; ~ -Iv ,-(1-(74-
C. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Approval: CUP 03-
058 Request for a Conditional Use Permit for a Planned Development
for reduced requirements for frontages, lot sizes, and minimum house
size and permission to have two cul-de-sac lengths exceed the
maximum length in a proposed R-4 zone for proposed Saguaro
Canyon Estates Subdivision by Farwest, LLC - north side of East
McMillan Road and east of North Meridian Road: i:? &I.c. to 5" -II -01-
D. Award of Bid for 2004 Waterline Improvement Project, Eagle
Road Waterline Extension to Lurre' Construction, Inc.:
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April 29, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
May 4, 2004
ITEM NO. '5 - C,
REQUEST Resolution - Mission Statement and Vision for the City of Meridian
AGENCY COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLlCE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
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Memorandum
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APR D 1 2004
City Of Meridial'
City Clerk Offic~
To: William G. Berg, Jr. (originals)
Cc: Mayor Tammy de Weerd (via email)
From: William F. Nichols
RE: Resolution and Certificate of Clerk for City of Meridian's Mission Statement
Date: April 1, 2004
Please find attached the Resolution and Certificate of Clerk for the City of Meridian's
Mission Statement. This Resolution is now ready to be presented to the Mayor and City Council.
If you have any questions please advise.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN MAKING
CERTAIN FINDINGS TO ADOPT A MISSION STATEMENT AND VISION FOR THE
CITY OF MERIDIAN.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO:
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have the authority [pursuant to I.C. ~ 50-302] to
establish resolutions not inconsistent with the laws of the state of Idaho as may be expedient, in
addition to the special powers therein granted, to maintain the peace, good government and
welfare of the corporation and its trade, commerce and industry; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have deemed it expedient and in the best interests of
the City of Meridian, pursuant to Idaho Code 63-1311 (a), to establish a Mission Statement for the
City of Meridian, and said Mission Statement to be adopted for the City of Meridian shall be as
follows:
"Meridian is a vibrant and caring community that promotes itself as a premier place to
live, work, and raise a family."
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have deemed it in the best interests of the City of
Meridian to provide for a Vision statement for the City of Meridian, and said Vision statement to
be adopted for the City of Meridian shall be as follows:
"The vision adopted by the leaders of our premier city is to promote a safe and vibrant
community by implementing the principles and policies of the comprehensive plan. The
mayor and council will provide effective and responsible leadership, positive staff
development, maximize available resources, and improve connectivity to our community.
As a caring city we are committed to fiscal responsibility, public involvement, strategic
partnerships and economic vitality."
RESOLUTION ADOPTING A MISSION STATEMENT
PAGE 1 OF 2
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO as follows:
SECTION 1: ADOPTION OF THE MISSION STATEMENT: The Mission
Statement for the City of Meridian, is hereby approved, established and authorized to be as
follows:
"Meridian is a vibrant and caring community that promotes itself as a premier place to
live, work, and raise a family."
SECTION 2: ADOPTION OF THE VISION STATEMENT FOR THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN: The Vision statement for the City of Meridian, is hereby approved, established
and authorized to be as follows:
"The vision adopted by the leaders of our premier city is to promote a safe and vibrant
community by implementing the principles and policies of the comprehensive plan. The
mayor and council will provide effective and responsible leadership, positive staff
development, maximize available resources, and improve connectivity to our community.
As a caring city we are committed to fiscal responsibility, public involvement, strategic
partnerships and economic vitality."
SECTION 3: EFFECTIVE DATE. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect on
the 4..fJ- day of /Z-1 tb?-, ' 2004.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO, this
day of /?1.a'j-' . 2004.
APPROVED BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO, this cf-/}.-
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CERTIFICATE OF CLERK
OF
THE CITY OF MERIDIAN
I, the undersigned, do hereby certify:
I. That I am the duly appointed and elected Clerk ofthe City ofMeridian~
a duly incorporated City operating under the laws of the State ofIdaho, with its principal office at
33 East Idaho, Meridian, Idaho.
2. That as the City Clerk of this City, I am the custodian of its records and
minutes and do hereby certify that on the 4-42- day of /rz,ar- ' 2004, the following
action has been taken and authorized.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN MAKING
CERTAIN FINDINGS TO ADOPT A MISSION STATEMENT AND VISION FOR THE
CITY OF MERIDIAN.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO:
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have the authority [pursuant to I.e, ~ 50-302] to
establish resolutions not inconsistent with the laws of the state ofIdaho as may be expedient, in
addition to the special powers therein granted, to maintain the peace, good government and
welfare of the corporation and its trade, commerce and industry; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have deemed it expedient and in the best interests of
the City of Meridian, pursuant to Idaho Code 63-1311(a), to establish a Mission Statement for the
City of Meridian, and said Mission Statement to be adopted for the City of Meridian shall be as
follows:
"Meridian is a vibrant and caring community that promotes itself as a premier place to
live, work, and raise a family."
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have deemed it in the best interests of the City of
Meridian to provide for a Vision statement for the City of Meridian, and said Vision statement to
be adopted for the City of Meridian shall be as follows:
"The vision adopted by the leaders of our premier city is to promote a safe and vibrant
community by implementing the principles and policies of the comprehensive plan. The
mayor and council will provide effective and responsible leadership, positive staff
development, maximize available resources, and improve connectivity to our community.
As a caring city we are committed to fiscal responsibility, public involvement, strategic
partnerships and economic vitality."
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO as follows:
SECTION 1: ADOPTION OF THE MISSION STATEMENT: The Mission
Statement for the City of Meridian, is hereby approved, established and authorized to be as
follows:
"Meridian is a vibrant and caring community that promotes itself as a premier place to
live, work, and raise a family."
SECTION 2: ADOPTION OF THE VISION STATEMENT FOR THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN: The Vision statement for the City of Meridian, is hereby approved, established
and authorized to be as follows:
"The vision adopted by the leaders of our premier city is to promote a safe and vibrant
community by implementing the principles and policies of the comprehensive plan. The
mayor and council will provide effective and responsible leadership, positive staff
development, maximize available resources, and improve connectivity to our community.
As a caring city we are committed to fiscal responsibility, public involvement, strategic
partnerships and economic vitality."
SECTION 3: EFFECTIVE DATE. This Resolution shall be in full force and effect on
the f/l--dayof ~ ' 2004.
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MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
May 4, 2004
ITEM No.5. t\-
REQUEST Approve Bills
AGENCY COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
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April 29, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING May 4, 2004
APPLICANT Public Works Department - Gary Smith
Department Reports
ITEM NO.
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REQUEST Trunk Line Water and Sewer Assessment, Connection and Miscellaneous Fee Proposal
AGENCY COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
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RECEIVED
MAY - 4 2004
City of M.eridian
City Clerk Office
Mem
To: Mayor de Weerd & City Co~~cil )
From: Brad Watson, P .E.p/?-t.-/
CC: File, Gary Smith, PE, City Clerk, Stacy Kilchenmann
Date: 5/4/04
Re: May 4 City Council MeetingAgenda Item
The following package contains information regarding updated fees associated with the water
and sewer enterprise fund. Included are analyses updating the assessments fees and
introduction of water and sewer connection fees.
Following is an itemized list of contents:
1. Fee update summary
2. Discussion paper outlining methodology, comparison to Boise City practices and
recommendations
3. Calculation appendices including fee calculations, examples, asset listings with
original cost, depreciation and replacement value, enterprise fund status
calculation and 20-year capital improvement plan with corresponding cash flow
projection.
4. Boise City ordinance excerpt regarding fees associated with sewer connections.
5. Sample Reimbursement Agreement based on Boise City's program.
6. Proposed City of Meridian revised water and sewer ordinances.
7. List of all fees being proposed for update.
This update is similar to the proposals brought to City Council and the Building Contractors
Association Developer's Council previously for comment, of which none were received.
I will present this information once more to the SCA in May. Assuming no comments are
provided to me, I will request that a public hearing be scheduled for June 1 on the revised
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ordinances and fee updates. A resolution, declaring the specific fees referenced in the
revised ordinances, would then be scheduled for July 6 (with Mr. Nichols' assistance, of
course) .
If these milestones can be met, implementation of the ordinances and updated fees will be
September 1, 2004.
I look forward to my discussion with you and welcome any comments on the merits of this
proposal.
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CITY OF MERIDIAN
pub\iC WorKS Department
2004 Water & wastewater
Fee & ordinance update proposal
May 4, 2004
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PROPOSED CITY OF MERIDIAN WATER & WASTEWATER
ASSESSMENT FEE UPDATE
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FEE IMPLEMENTATION
Backqround
" The City of Meridian water and wastewater Assessment Fees were last updated
in October of 1996. I have updated annually beginning in '99 but have not
implemented. Presented draft to City Council last August and again this past
February - no comments from them but they directed me to come to SCA. Our
Finance Department is currently reviewing. Obviously, will also need legal
review and ordinance preparation.
" Since that time significant improvements have been made to the water and
wastewater infrastructure allowing the City to grow at an annual average of 9%,
or 62% total, in those 7 years (according to residential building permit data).
8900 to 14,500 accounts
III The City has constructed over $23 million of water and sewer improvements
since 1996 to meet growth. $11M treatment, $4m collection, $3.7m supply, $2
m storage, $2.5 dist) Another $20 to $25 million in water supply, storage and
distribution and wastewater collection and treatment will be needed to meet the
forecasted 2020 population demand. This doesn't include replacement costs for
the treatment facility that is approaching 30 years old. In fact, a new treatment
facility will be needed around 2015.
III Assessment Fees cover a new connection's proportionate share of the costs of
the existinq 8~inch lateral water and sewer system.
iii System Development Fees will provide funds to reimburse private development
and the City for construction of sewer and water trunks.
Wastewater
o The proposed wastewater treatment assessment fee would decrease from $908
to $860 per ERU. The reason for this decline is that the capacity of the system
has increased and we are beginning to see some economy of scale as a result of
our capital projects.
o Collection system assessment fees remain virtually unchanged.
Proposed vs. Current Wastewater Assessment & System Development Fees
r Proposed Current
Assessment Assessment
Fee Fee %ChanQe
Treatment $860 $908 -5%
Collection, City- $303 $294 3%
constructed
Collection, Developer- $383 $378 1%
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constructed
Assessment Fee $1546 $1580 -2%
Subtotal:
System Development $718 0 -
Fee
Total Wastewater $2264 $1580 43%
Connection Fee per
ERU:
e The proposed collection System Development Fee (informally called a
Trunk Fee) would serve two purposes: 1) provide reimbursement to
developers, in lieu of latecomer agreements, who construct sewer trunks
and interceptors and 2) provide reimbursement for City construction of
sewer trunks and interceptors (sewer greater than 8").
Water
e The proposed water Assessment Fee would increase from $704 to $1,052
per ERU.
Proposed vs. Current Water Fees
Proposed Current
Assessme Assessment
nt Fee Fee % Change
Distribution & Supply, City- $589 $540 9%
constructed
Distribution, Developer- $488 $164 198%
constructed
Assessment Fee $1077 $704 53%
Subtotal:
System Development Fee $330 0 -
Total Water Connection $1407 $704 100%
Fee per ERU:
· The water System Development Fee is intended to provide funds to the City or
reimburse developers (in lieu of latecomer agreements) for construction of 12-
inch and larger water lines. This charge is based upon the standard policy of
constructing 12-inch water main in all section line roads and along all mid-section
lines.
Proposed Reimbursement Program Kev Points: based on Boise City
program; would like to hear how that program works from development side,
good points and bad points. Met with T enson several times over last couple
years.
e Costs for on-site, over-sized and over-depth sewer would be reimbursed to the
developer at predetermined percentages such as shown in the attached table.
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Reimbursements would come from System Development Fees collected from the
building permits within the developer's project and developments upstream that
eventually connect to the system.
.. Costs for off-site over-sized sewer would be reimbursed to the developer in
accordance with any reimbursement agreement entered into by the City.
Reimbursement amounts would be based on the costs of the extension, less the
cost of providinq 8-inch sewer, apportioned over the benefited area of the
extension.
.. The City would add 5% to all wastewater System Development Fees collected for
administration of the program. Additionally, the City would retain 50% (this was
the draft given City Council - based on City's funding of 5Mile Relief, White,
S.Slough and Black Cat) of the remaining fee amount in a separate Sewer Trunk
Fund for trunk extensions, permanent lift stations and the planning and design
thereof.
.. The City would add 5% to all water System Development Fees collected for
administration of the program. The City would additionally retain 25% of the
remaining fee amount in a separate Water Trunk Fund as reimbursement for
extensions it has made or is making.
" Water Trunk construction by developers will be reimbursed 100% of eligible
section-line road water line costs (provided by fees from developer's project and
other projects fronting new water main). Internal over-sizing would be
reimbursed at the differential cost of providing 12-inch water line versus the costs
for 8-inch water. Costs for 10-inch water mains within subdivisions would not be
reimbursed under this proposal.
Nampa & CDA not verified today - last year
Comparisons
(2)Boise Nampa Lewiston C'DA Meridian
Treatment $1 ,530 $455 $923 $1,422 $860
Collection - Assessment (7)$1,980 (4)$1,720 $530 $686
Collection - Capital
Charge or System $830 $1,055 (6)$718
Development
Total Wastewater Fee: $4,340 $3,230 $1,453 $1,422 $2,264
Other Potential Charge (3)$500 (5)$300 Various Extg.
Latecomers
Wastewater
(1) All figures based upon single family residential building permit.
(2) Boise City Ordinance Section 8-11, Repealed and Replaced 12/15/98.
(3) Southwest Interceptor fee applied to one specific, albeit very large,
service area.
(4) "Area Fee" of $O.215/sf up to 125' lot depth. Example based on 80' x
100' residential lot.
(5) "Regional Lift Station, Lines and Interceptor Fee"
(6) Trunk System Development fee discussed herein.
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(7) Based on 8000 to 10,000 sq. ft. lot.
Water
Lewiston Nampa C'DA Meridian
Supply Assessment (3)$994 $370 $1,050 $1,077
Distribution Assessment $185
Capital Charge or (2)$900 $330
System Development
Total Water Fee: $994 $1,455 $1,050 $1,407
Other Potential CharQe
(1) All figures based upon single-family residential building permit, %"
meter.
(2) Based on standard residential lot with 80 feet frontage.
Remaininq Work on this Proposal
· Update asset depreciation figures - will slightly decrease assessment fees.
· Update average sewer and water line construction costs - will slightly increase
system development fees and modify percentages in reimbursement table.
· Prepare draft of standard reimbursement agreement.
· Await and respond to Finance Department's comments.
· Await and respond to BCA comments.
· Update water and wastewater capital improvement plans and 20-year cash flow
projections.
· Prepare public notice and schedule public hearing(s).
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Proposed City of Meridian
Water and Sewer
Assessment Fee Update &
System Development Fee Proposal
L Introduction
A. General
B. History & Status
C. Enterprise Fund Financial Planning Goals
II. Proposed Wastewater Fees
A. Treatment
B. Collection
C. Trunk Fee
III. Proposed Water Fees
A. Assessment
B. System Development
IV. Reimbursement Agreements
A. General
B. Boise City Methods
C. Proposed Reimbursement Program
D. Transition Problems
V. 20-Year Cash Flow Projections
A. General
B. Wastewater
C. Water
D. Sewer Trunk Fund
VI r. Comparisons
VI. Recommendations
APPENDICES
1 Fee Summary
2 Enterprise Fund Balance
3 20-Year Enterprise Fund Balance with Proposed Fee Structure
4A Collection System 20-Year CIP
48 Collection System 8uildout Cost Projection & Development Fee
Calculation
SA Wastewater Treatment 20-Year CIP
58 Wastewater Fee Summary
5C Wastewater Assets & Depreciation History
6A Water System 20-Year CIP
68 Water Fee Calculation Summary
6C Water System Cost & Depreciation History
60 Water System Development Fee Calculation
7 WWTP 20-Year Capacity Projection
8 Boise City Ordinance
9 Example Reimbursement Agreement
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Proposed City of Meridian
Water and Sewer
Assessment and System Development Fee Update
I. Introduction
A.General. This paper proposes an update to the fees traditionally
called Assessment (a.k.a. Connection, "Hook-Up" or Equity Buy-In)
Fees charged to each new connection to the municipal water or
wastewater system. Also included are proposals for new water and
sewer trunk System Development Fees and a reimbursement
system to replace the Latecomer Fee system that has been used in
Meridian.
B.Historv and Status of Fees. The City of Meridian water and
wastewater Assessment Fees were last updated in October of 1996.
Srnce that time significant improvements have been made to the
water and wastewater infrastructure allowing the City to grow at an
annual average of 9%, or 62% total, in those 8 years (according to
residential building permit data).
Current water and wastewater assessment fees are shown in
Tables 1 and 2.
Table 1.Current Water Assessment Fees
Portion of Assessment
Fee
Distribution & Supply, City- $540
constructed
Distribution, Developer- $164
constructed
Total: $704
Table 2. Current Wastewater Assessment Fees
Portion of Assessment
Fee
Wastewater Treatment $908
Collection, City-constructed $294
Collection, Developer- $378
constructed
Total: $1580
1996 WWTP Capacity:
2.8 mgd
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26,000 population
equivalent
2004 WWTP Capacity:
Approx. 5.5 mgd
or,
55,000 population
equivalent
Cost to Buildout Existing
WWTP: $15 to $18 M
Cost to Build Parallel
WWTP: $24 M
Potential Phosphorus
Removal Capital Costs:
$4 to $6 Million
A vg Wef! Construction
Cost: $500,000
Avg. Well 'Density': 1 well
per square mile
Total Water Supply
Capacity: 26 mgd
The City has constructed over $23 million of water and sewer improvements since 1996 to meet
growth. Another $100 million in water supply, storage and distribution and wastewater
collection and treatment will be needed to meet the forecasted 2020 population demand. This
figure includes approximately $25 million to construct a parallel 6 mgd wastewater treatment
facility at the existing site.
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C. Enterprise Fund Financial Planninq Goals. The goals of the current enterprise fund planning
are:
· Provide safe, reliable and environmentally responsible services to ratepayers with costs
based on long-term economic analysis.
· Provide adequate funds for replacement of existing facilities as they reach end of useful
life.
D Provide adequate reserve for operation and maintenance.
· Provide adequate emergency funds for repairs to water or wastewater systems.
· Provide funds to expand and improve facilities to meet growth demand without incurring
debt.
· Provide adequate revenue to allow City to extend system in effort to guide growth.
To achieve these goals, connection fees must accurately reflect the expected needs of the
water and wastewater systems.
User rates, which were recently updated, are based on a "cash needs" revenue requirements.
Revenue generated by user fees covers operation and maintenance expenses, debt service
requirements (of which there is none for Meridian), facility replacement and repair, and
administration. User fees do not fund facility expansions or extensions for new development but
will contribute towards construction projects that: 1) improve overall system quality, 2) improve
overall system reliability or 3) meet increasingly strict federal or state regulations.
New users that consume system capacity should provide revenue to expand and extend
systems. This will be accomplished by imposing Assessment and System Development fees on
new connections. In general, Assessment Fees cover a new connection's proportionate share
of the costs of the existinq 8-inch lateral water and sewer system. System Development Fees
will provide funds to reimburse private development and the City for construction of sewer and
water trunks.
II. PROPOSED WASTEWATER FEES
A General. The Assessment Fee is intended to assess new connections to the system their
proportionate share of the capital costs of the existing treatment and sewer trunk system. Their
share is based upon the replacement cost of the system, less depreciation, divided by the
overall capacity of the system. This type of fee has been charged to all new connections for at
least the last 17 years.
The "System Development Fee "has not been implemented. It would serve to expand or
extend the system and, in the case of water and sewer trunk extensions by developers, provide
funds for reimbursement in lieu of the traditional Latecomer Agreements.
8. Treatment. The proposed wastewater treatment assessment fee
would decrease from $907 to $899 per ERU. The reason for this
decline is that the capacity of the system has increased and we are
beginning to see some economy of scale as a result of our capital
projects. The calculation for this fee is summarized in Appendix 58.
Projected Cost of All
Sewer, 10" and greater in
Impact Area: $27 million
Number of Additional
ERU's Projected: 46,500
The proposed wastewater treatment assessment fee represents a 1 %
decrease from the previous fee.
Additional Equivalent
Population:
121,000
Sewer Master Plan Area
Buildout
ERU's: 59,400
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C. Collection System. The proposed collection system Assessment Fee consists of two
components:
1) existing City-funded non-trunk assessment, or "buy-in", charge
2) 50% of developer provided sewer assessment, or "buy-in", charge
The City funded trunk "buy-in" charge is intended to coHect funds from new customers,
proportionate to their share of the cost of 8-inch lines and temporaryl1nterim lift stations
constructed by the City. Again, the proportionate share is based on the replacement value of
the facilities (Jess depreciation) divided by capacity. See AppendiX 5B for the calculation
summary.
The second part of the Assessment Fee is intended to collect 50% of the replacement cost, less
depreciation, of all 8-inch sewer constructed by private developers. Although depreciation is
calculated and funded annually by user fees, that depreciation is based on original sewer
construction costs that did not, forthe most part, include new street construction. Actual,
current-day replacement costs would be significantly higher since streets and potentially curb
and gutter, sidewalks and storm water drainage facilities must be replaced~ It is estimated
these non-pipe line related costs are approximately 50% of any repair or replacement project.
The proposed wastewater Assessment Fee would increase from $1580 to $1701 per ERU.
Breakdown of the proposed assessment fee is shown in Table 3.
Table 3. Proposed vs. Current Wastewater Assessment & System Development Fees
Proposed Current
Assessment Assessment
Fee Fee %Chanae
Treatment $899 $908 -1%
Collection, City- $360 $294 22%
constructed
Collection, Developer- $477 $378 26%
constructed
Assessment Fee $1754 $1580 11%
Subtotal:
System Development $641 0 -
Fee
Total Wastewater $2395 $1580 52%
Connection Fee per
ERU:
The proposed collection System Development Fee (informally called a Trunk Fee) would serve
two purposes: 1) provide reimbursement to developers, in lieu of latecomer agreements, who
construct sewer trunks and interceptors and 2) provide reimbursement for City construction of
sewer trunks and interceptors (sewer greater than 8").
The System Development Fee is based on the total projected cost of constructing all remaining
trunks and interceptors (greater than 8") throughout the City of Meridian sewer master planning
area (See Appendix 48). Also included in this fee is an added 5% to administer a proposed
Sewer Trunk Fund. The System Development Fee will allow the City to recoup costs for trunk
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projects in the areas in which it decides to encourage growth. It also eliminates the Latecomer
Agreements in their current form. Individual reimbursement agreements would still be
completed with each developer constructing off-site sewer trunk, but those agreements would
be completed prior to construction and subject to City approval of costs claimed.
The specific methods of the reimbursement agreements will be addressed in a later section.
III. PROPOSED WATER FEES
A. Assessment Fee. As with the "equity buy-in" fee for the wastewater collection system, the
water Assessment Fee consists of two components:
1) existing City-funded distribution, supply and storage assessment, or "buy-in", charge
2) 50% of developer-provided distribution assessment, or "buy-in", charge
The proposed water Assessment Fee would increase from $704 to $1,513 per ERU.
Breakdown of the proposed assessment fee is shown in Table 4.
B.Svstem Development Fee. The proposed System Development Fee does not exist in the
current fee structure. The water System Development Fee is intended to provide funds to the
City or reimburse developers (in lieu of latecomer agreements) for construction of 12-inch and
larger water lines. This charge is based upon the standard policy of constructing 12-inch water
main in all section line roads and along all mid-section lines. One implication of this fee
structure is that no latecomer or reimbursements would be made for construction of water lines
smaller than 12-inch diameter unless it is an off-site extension. Table 4 above shows the
proposed System Development Fee for water. It includes a 5% program administration mark
up. See Appendix 60 for detailed calculations.
Table 4. Proposed vs. Current Water Assessment Fee
Proposed Current
Assessme Assessment
nt Fee Fee %ChanQe
Distribution & Supply, $654 $540 21%
City-constructed
Distribution, Developer- $399 $164 143%
constructed
Assessment Fee $1053 $704 50%
Subtotal:
System Development $460 0 -
Fee
Total Water $1513 $704 115%
Connection Fee per
ERU:
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IV. REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENTS
A. General. Adoption of the fees proposed in this analysis would represent a substantial
change from the way fees have been developed and implemented. The most challenging
change would be the replacement of the 'latecomer agreement' with 'reimbursement
agreements.'
The total fees for a new connection to the wastewater or water system may appear significantly
higher than those existing but they are close to the amount that is currently being charged at
building permit application in many cases. Portions of the sewer and water trunk charges will be
reimbursed to developers who have installed sewer trunks and interceptors or water trunks.
Currently, many building permits have latecomer fees added to the standard water and sewer
assessments. This proposed reimbursement system would simply lump those fees Latecomer-
type fees in with the overall water and wastewater System Development Fee amount.
B. Boise City Methods. Boise City provides for a trunk connection fee (BCC 8-11-03A). It is
defined as:
The fee charged at time of connection ... to recover the incrementaf over-sizing cost of
trunk fines, fo recover 50% of (the) cost of fafera/lines, 50% of the Sewer Rating Section
costs and to provide for the necessary cash flow to fund pipeline extensions. The fee
charged is based upon the estimated amount of flow generated by the properly being
served in terms of (single family dwelling equivalent).
The Boise City Code (BCe) may allow the developer to be reimbursed jf:
1) the developer constructs sewer off-site which provides service to other property,
2) the gravity sewer within the developer's project is required to be larger than 8" diameter,
3) the extension includes a permanent lift station, or
4) the extension includes a temporary lift station that the City requires to be sized to
accommodate other property.
BCC 8-11-05.09 requires a written agreement with the developer, not to exceed 10 years, to
provide for reimbursement of the proportionate costs of sewer benefiting adjacent or other
property. The ordinance goes on to state that reimbursement will be in one or more of the
following forms:
1} offset against assessment fees paid by developer
2) offset against inspection fees
3} offset against trunk connection fees paid by developer
4) reimbursement of trunk connection or assessment fees received by the City as others
connect to the sewer downstream of the original developer's property
5) same as 4) above, except property upstream.
The amount of reimbursement for off-site gravity sewer extensions is based upon "reasonable
bid prices received" and may include "reasonable engineering and easement acquisition costs
approved by the City." I understand this section to mean that Boise City individually evaluates
such off-site extensions to determine the amount of reimbursement owed the developer the
same as Meridian Public Works is doing. The difference is that Boise City may reimburse in
one of the five ways listed above (methods #4 and #5 would continue to require the on-going
bookkeeping presently taking place with the fatecomer agreements).
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A sample agreement provided to us by John Tenson, PE, Boise Assistant City Engineer, is
similar to Meridian's latecomer agreements except that:
1) the agreement is completed prior to construction
2) reimbursement, or "share of costs", is specifically listed
3) Boise City refunds trunk connection fees collected at the time of building permit issuance
to individual builders, on a quarterly basis, until the full reimbursement amount is paid or
the term of the agreement expires, whichever is first.
Meridian's latecomers agreements also become null and void after 10 years, regardless of
whether the developer has been fully reimbursed.
The primary benefit of this type of system is that project-specific reimbursement amounts per
acre or per lot do not have to be calculated. Only the overall reimbursement amount is specific
to each development. The amount collected at buildinq permit does not chanqe. The second
benefit to the developer is that a portion of the reimbursement comes directly from his/her own
development. Consequently, it is in their best interests to ensure their project is successful.
In Boise the developer, prior to construction, solicits bids on the sewer work and submits those
costs, along with engineering and easement acquisition costs, to the Public Works Department.
The City may enter into a reimbursement agreement with specific reimbursement percentages,
depending upon size and depth of the sewer installed by the developer, listed in the sewer
ordinance. Table 5 lists Boise's and our proposed reimbursement schedules (Meridian Public
Works in italics):
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a e . n-sl e ewer lpe lne elm ursemen ercen aQe
10" 12" 15" 18" 21" 24" 27" 30" 36"
< 12' 1.9 11. 4.7 25. 10. 39. 15. 46. 22. 50. 28. 56. 43. 63. 46.9 67.1 59.2 72.0
5 8 5 5 7 5 7 0 7 6 0 5
12'-13' 11. 21. 33. 44. 53. 59. 64. 68.6 78.8
8 17. 7 30. 5 42. 9 48. 3 52. 8 58. 9 64. 68.1 72.6
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13'-14' 17. 9 26. 3 37. 5 47. 9 55. 1 61. 2 65. 6 69.5 79.2
9 6 1 4 1 1 9
14'-15' 23. 31. 40. 49. 56. 62. 66. 70.3 79.6
9 23. 4 34. 6 45. ~ 51. 9 54. 5 59. ~ 65. 68.9 73.3
3 I- '# 2 1 :----- 0 --:-- 6 - 8QO
15'-16' 29. 35. 3 52. 58. 63. 68. 7 71.2
4 9 0 4 8 9 0
16'-17' 34. 40. 47. 54. 60. 65. 69. 72.1 80.5
5 36. 2 43. 3 52. 7 56. 6 58. 3 63. 1 68. 71.3 75.0
- - 1 - - - '- ~ I-
17'-18' 39. 1 44. 9 50. 57. 6 62. 9 66. 5 70. 5 73.0 80.9
2 1 4 0 3 6 2
18'-19' 43. 47. 53. 59. 64. 68. 71. 73.9 81.3
6 39. 8 46. 3 54. ~ 58. 0 60. 0 64. l 69. 72.C 75.5
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19'-20' 45. 5 49. 5 54. 60. 64. 68. 71. 74.3 81.6
6 6 7 3 9 7 8
20'-21' 47. 51. 56. 61. 65. 69. 72. 74.8 81.8
7 42. 3 48. 2 55. ~ 59. 7 61. 3 65. 4 70. 72.E. 76.0
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20'-22' 49. 5 53. 9 57. 62. 6 66. 7 70. 7 73. 1 75.3 82.1
6 0 6 5 6 0 0
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22'-23' 51. 54. 58. 63. 67. 70. 73. 75.7 82.3
6 47. 7 53. 9 58. 6 62. 4 64. 7 67. 5 71. 739 770
23'-24' 53. 7 56. 1 60. 9 64. 3 68. 1 71. 6 74. 6 76.2 . 82.6 .
4 3 734 1
24'-25' 55. 57. 61. 65. 69. 72. 74. 76.7 82.8
2 9 6 721 7
25'-26 57. 59. 62. 66. 70. 72. 75. 77.2 83.1
o 597 082
26'-27' 58. 61. 64. 67. 70. 73. 75. 77.7 83.4
7028858
27'-28' 60. 50. 62. 54. 65. 60. 68. 63. 71. 65, 74. 68. 76. 72. 78.1 744 83.6 775
30494385622543 . .
28'-29' 61. 63. 66. 69. 72. 74. 76. 78.6 83.9
886 748 9
29'-30' 63. 65. 67. 70. 73. 75. 77. 79.1 84.2
3 2 7 7 255
>30' 64. 66. 68. 71. 74. 76. 79. 79.6 84.4
8 586 0 1 0
Note: the proposed Meridian percentages shown in italics are based upon estimated
construction costs.
Note that this reimbursement schedule is for onRsite, over-sized, over~depth sewer only. As
mentioned previously, off-site sewer extensions are not subject to these percentages and
reimbursement agreements are individually prepared for each project (BCC 8-11-05.08.C.1).
The off-site reimbursement would be based on the proportionate cost of the improvements
serving the developer's property compared to the overall benefit area. A copy of a
reimbursement agreement, modeled on Boise City's, is contained in Appendix 9.
A. Proposed Reimbursement Proqram. Key points:
. Costs for on-site, over-sized and over-depth sewer would be reimbursed to the
developer at predetermined percentages such as shown in Table 5. Reimbursements
would come from System Development Fees collected from the building permits within
the developer's project and developments upstream that eventually connect to the
system.
. Costs for off-site over-sized sewer would be reimbursed to the developer in accordance
with any reimbursement agreement entered into by the City. Reimbursement amounts
would be based on the costs of the extension, less the cost of providinq a-inch sewer,
apportioned over the benefited area of the extension.
. The City would add 5% to all wastewater System Development Fees collected for
administration of the program. Additionally, the City would retain 50% of the remaining
fee amount in a separate Sewer Trunk Fund for trunk extensions, permanent lift stations
and the planning and design thereof.
. The City would add 5% to all water System Development Fees collected for
administration of the program. The City would additionally retain 25% of the remaining
fee amount in a separate Water Trunk Fund as reimbursement for extensions it has
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made or is making. The percentage retained is reduced as a way of encouraging
developers to provide water main extensions instead of the City.
· Water Trunk construction by developers will be reimbursed 50% of section-line road
water line costs. Internal over-sizing would be reimbursed at the differential cost of
providing 12-inch water line versus the costs for 8-inch water. Costs for 10-inch water
mains within subdivisions would not be reimbursed under this proposal.
Based upon the System Development Fees proposed and a projected 800 single family
residential building permits per year, nearly $50,000 would be generated to administer the
program. This would likely afford the program one full-time employee.
B.Transition Problems. The major obstacle in converting the traditional latecomer agreement
system to the proposed Reimbursement Program is how to treat the existing latecomer
agreements. Approximately thirty latecomer agreements exist with an outstanding balance of
approximately $3.06 million 1. Ten agreements have a balance of around $25,000 or less
(Finance Department, through 6/30/03).
Continuation of the existing system while trying to implement the proposed system may make
accounting difficult and could cause confusion to the development community. Significant staff
time would be required in addition to the possibility of another person to administer the program.
Potential options are:
· Continue of the existing latecomer agreements charge only the System Development
Fees proposed herein to the building permits. Continue quarterly reimbursement to the
original developers with existing latecomer agreements. Collect System Development
Fees from the building permits within the developer's project and be reimburse that
developer (as opposed to the present system in which builders within the developer's
project are not charged the latecomer fee).
· Propose a 75% (or some other negotiable percentage) buyout of the outstanding
balance of the existing latecomer agreements and start over with all new developments
subject to the new system.
· Continue with the existing system only.
No reimbursement system, or combination of systems, is universally simple or equitable. In
fact, simplicity and equity are inversely proportionally; Le. the simpler the system, the less
precise it is. Conversely, if we attempt to very precisely determine the exact reimbursement
percentages of every development, adjust fees based on different service areas, and tie
portions of every fee charged to several different layers of development, a small department
would have to be formed to administer the program (which would drive up costs for funding it).
The system in this proposal is an attempt to balance fairness with simplicity.
VI. 20-Year Cash Flow Projections
A. General. It may appear that the enterprise fund is large and that the City can afford to build
several sewer and water trunk lines, but significant commitments must be made to keep up with
both wastewater treatment and water supply and storage capacity. To date, the City has been
IBased on Finance Dept. summary dated 6/30/03. A handful of agreements have been executed since then.
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responsible for providing these portions of the infrastructure while the development community,
in general, provides the collection and distribution extensions.
The 20-year cash flow projections contained in Appendices 3 include increasing contributions to
a "sinking" fund. This fund would be built up to provide for repair and replacement of the
facilities as they reach the end of their useful life. The WWTP, put on line in 1979, has a life of
30 years. Although some of the facilities will continue to operate beyond 2009, certain
components have already become obsolete even with superb maintenance (digester covers,
clarifier mechanisms, various pumps, electrical systems).
The 20-year cash flow projections list both sinking fund and CIP fund running balances. It is
important to note that the CIP expenditures listed in the worksheet do not include replacement
and repair costs.
B. Wastewater. The existing treatment facility will reach its hydraulic and spatial limit (be "built
out") in about 10 - 13 years, at a current day cost of $15 to $18 million. It will provide a peak
monthly capacity of 9 mgd, or a population equivalent of about 90,000. Based on current
population projections the existing built out plant will be sufficient until around 2016.
Eventually, a parallel, wrap-around treatment facility will be needed to serve the ultimate
buildout population. The land owned by the City upon which the WWTP sits will provide
adequate space for the additional facility. We estimate the additional treatment facility to serve
the additional 60,000 population equivalent will cost approximately $24 million (6mgd @
$4/gal/day treated for phased isolation ditch-nutrient removal technology, Water Pollution
Control Federation Journal, Vol. 59, No.9). This figure is in current dollars which, assuming
annual inflation at 2.5%, equates to nearly $40 million in twenty years.
The 20-year cash flow projection worksheet based on the 20-year CIP's for both water and
sewer is contained in Appendix 3 based upon the fees proposed in this study. Obviously,
substantial funds will need to be generated to be able to fund the future facility with little or no
reliance on loans or bonds.
The cash flow projection in Appendix 3 is based upon no change, other than annual inflationary
adjustments, to the proposed wastewater and water fees. It is evident from the worksheet that
substantial funds would have to be borrowed (at least $10 million) to construct the second
treatment facility.
C. Water. Water supply and storage facilities are placed in service incrementally. A specific
amount of population growth necessitates addition of a certain number of wells. Consequently,
the Water CIP is based upon providing a number of wells proportionate to the projected
population. A few other factors determine the need for a well such as the area of growth, which
pressure zone the growth occurs in and development density, but those cannot be determined
until the development occurs.
The cash flow projections in Appendix 3 include the water supply, storage and distribution
systems. It is evident that substantial funds must also be committed to the development of the
water system.
D. Sewer Trunk Fund. As mentioned Section V, Reimbursement Agreements, the proposed
Trunk Fund would provide the City with funds to design and construct large diameter sewer
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trunk extensions and provide reimbursement funds to developers instead of piecemeal
latecomer fee collection.
It is impossible to project the amount or timing of reimbursements to developers for sewer
trunks they will install. We recommend that $250,000 be budgeted for FY '05 to establish the
sewer trunk fund. This will allow some reimbursement under the new reimbursement system to
be distributed to developers who have or will shortly install sewer trunk lines.
VB. COMPARISONS
It is difficult to compare the fees proposed in this report with those of other municipalities
because each includes different components. The following table lists related fees for several
nearby or similarly sized cities.
Table 6. Comparisons to Other Cities - Wastewater
(2)Boise Namoa Lewiston C'DA Meridian
Treatment $1,530 $455 $923 $1,422 $899
Collection - Assessment (7)$1,980 (4)$1,720 $530 $850
Collection - Capital
Charge or System $830 $1,055 (6)$641
Development
Total Wastewater Fee: $4,340 $3,230 $1,453 $1,422 $2,390
Other Potential Charge (3)$500 (5)$300 Various Extg.
Latecomers
(1) All figures based upon single family residential building permit.
(2) Boise City Ordinance Section 8-11, Repealed and Replaced 12/15/98.
(3) Southwest Interceptor fee applied to one specific, albeit very large, service area.
(4) "Area Fee" of $0.215/sf up to 125' lot depth. Example based on 80' x 100' residential
lot.
(5) "Regional Lift Station, Lines and Interceptor Fee"
(6) Trunk System Development fee discussed herein.
(7) Based on 8000 to 10,000 sq. ft. lot.
Tab
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Wt
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Lewiston Nampa C'DA Meridian
Supplv Assessment (3)$994 $370 $1,050 $1,064
Distribution Assessment $185
Capital Charge or (2)$900 $460
System Development
Total Water Fee: $994 $1.455 $1,050 $1,524
Other Potential Charqe
(1) All figures based upon single family residential building permit, %" meter.
(2)Based on standard residential lot with 80 feet frontage.
(3)From 1998.
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VIII. RECOMMENDATIONS
The Public Works Department recommends that the fee system described in this report be
adopted by the City Council pending legal and finance department review. Public Works also
offers the following recommendations:
a) Revision to the Sewer and Water ordinances to allow implementation of the proposed
fee system.
b) Establishment of separate sewer and water trunk accounts. These accounts would be
used solely for trunk sewer or water main extensions or reimbursement to developer's
who install such facilities.
It should be noted that the establishment of separate trunk sewer and water main accounts
would not preclude the City from building trunk sewer or water main with other funds. The City
should still be able to use funds from the main enterprise fund to construct water or sewer
facilities that increase the reliability of system, replace or repair facilities or provide better overall
service to the rate payers.
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APPENDIX 1
WASTEWATER
(1 )Updated Fees
Using New Calc.
Assessment Fee Current Fees Methodology
Treatment: $ 908 $ 899
Collection-City Projects: $ 294 $ 373
Collectfon-Subd's.: $ 378 $ 477
Subtotal: $ 1,580 $ 1,749
System Development Fee
*Collection: $ - $ 641 Total wlo
Subtotal: $ - $ 641 Sys. Dev. Fee % Incfease
$ 1,749 10.7%
TOTAL FEES: $ 1,580 $ 2,390
Previous Fee: $ 1,580
Percent Increase: N/A 51%
WATER
(1 )Updated Fees
Assessment Fee Current Fees Using New Calc.
Distribution & Supply-City Projects: $ 540 $ 664
Distribution-Subd .'s: $ 164 $ 399
$ 704 $ 1,064
System Development Fee
Total wlo
*Distribution Sys. Development Fee: 0 $ 460 Sys. Dev. Fee % Increase
Subtotal: $ - $ 460 $ 1,064 51%
TOTAL FEES: $ 704 $ 1,524
Previous Fee: $ 704
Percent Increase: N/A 116%
City Comparison of Wastewater Treatment & Collection System Fees
5/4/2004
FEE SUMMARY.may.Brad_W
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COLLECTION SYSTEM CIP
Collection Sys.
Capital Cost
('04 dollars)
EngfAdmin
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('04 dollars)
Collection Sys.
Capital Cost
Adjusted(1 J
2003 $1,220,000 I $244,000 $1,464,000 $1,500,600 S. Slough Extension
$150,000 $30 $150,030 $153,781 Overland Road (Joint ACHD)
Subtotal: $1,654,381
2004 $6,000,000 $650,000 $6,650,000 $6,982,500 Black Cat Construction
$870,000 $150,000 $1,020,000 $1,045,500 North Slough Construction
$400,000 $20,000 $420,000 $441,000 Franklin Road (Joint ACHD)
$100,000 $20,000 $120,000 $126.000 Urban Renewal
Subtotal: $8,469,000
2005 $100,000 I $20,000 $120,000 $126,000 Urban Renewal
$30,000 $8,000 $38,000 $39,900 Ustick Road, Under to Meridian Rd (prior to overlay)
Subtotal: $165,900
2006 $1,200,000 $221 $1,200,221 $1,290,238 5Mi. Tk. Relief Sewer - Phase IJ (Franklin Rd. to AlbertSOn!
$100,000 $20,000 $120,000 $129,000 , Urban Renewal
$200,000 $25,000 $225,000 $241,875 Ten Mile Road, Franklin to Cherry (Joint ACHD)
Subtotal: $1.661,113
2007 $75,000 $15,000 $90,000 $96,920 Overland, Linder to Meridian Rd (Joint ACHD)
$200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $258.454 Miscellaneous Water
Subtotal: $355,374
2008 $100,000 $20,000 $120,000 $129,000 Urban Renewal
$200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $0 Miscellaneous Sewer
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $774,000 North Black Cat LS
Subtotal: $903,000
2009 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $271,538 Miscellaneous Sewer
$350,000 $75,000 $425,000 $480.848 Black Cat LinefAshford LS abandonment
Subtotal: $752,386
2010 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $278,326 Miscellaneous Sewer
$1,200,000 $300,000 $1,500,000 $1,739,540 McDermott LS
Subtotal: $2,017 ,867
2011 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $285,285 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $285,285
2012 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $292.417 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $292,417
2013 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $299,727 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $299,727
2014 $200,000 $40,000 $240.000 $307,220 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $307,220
2015 $200.000 $40,000 $240,000 $314,901 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $314,901
2016 $200,000 $40,000 $240.000 $322,773 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $322,773
2017 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $330,843 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $330,843
2018 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $339,114 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $339,114
2019 $200.000 $40,000 $240,000 $347,592 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $347,592
2020 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $355,281 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $356,281
2021 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $365,188 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $365,188
2022 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $374,318 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $374,318
2023 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $383,676 Miscellaneous Sewer
Subtotal: $383,676
TOTAL:
$16,095,000
$2,367,251
$20,298,355
(1) Assume inflation @
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APPENDIX 4B
WASTEWATER TRUNK BUILD our COST PROJECTION & SYSTEM PEVELOPMENT FEE CALCULATION
HYDRA computer model uses 100% saturation buildoul.
Assume aclual bulldout percentage:
Estimate persons/ERU:
70%
2.8
Service
Tolal Est.
Costs
53,840,847
$16.243.174
Tamp. LS
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McDermott
Main Black Cat
Divertad from 10 Mae
Total'
3 North Black Cat 8,110 10,401 1151 3,715 5916,401 $718,750 51,635,151 $0
4 N. Slouah J 19,850 13.895 2370 4.963 $4,099,000 none $4,099,000
5 While Trunk - Main 15,150 10,605 1710 3,786 comolated 50
6 WWTP to While Trunk completed SO
7 White Trunk (laterals onlv) 5963,750 none 5983,750
8 3\8_ Slouoh Extension 7,030 4,921 902 1,758 cornoleted none $0
9 3l5Mile Extension 3.200 2,240 524 800 $298,953 none- 5296,953
10 Five Mile Relief - Ph. 1 comoleled none SO
11 FIVe Mile Relief - Ph. 2 comoleted none SO
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17,823
39,313
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54,715,625 527,100,675
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{i.e. capaCity) Five Mile Trunk
16,000
34,060
50,060
16,000
34,060
50,060
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4,115
6,300
5,714
12,164
17,879
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21,560
35,840
14,220
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4,115
6,300
5,100
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12,800
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{estimated) Five Mile, exlq.
HYDRA Model
Aclual Bulldout Population Prolectlon: 200,565
should be approx:
Actual Est.
Buildout Pop
160,138
46 secUons
HYDRA Area
24,123 51,192
37_7 sections
"(159,00012.9 personslERU)
E;stlmated AddJtlonal, er future'
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164,725
124,2.98
17,823
44,392
$610.49
$30.52
$641
ERU'slYr. Program Rev,fYr.
1000 $30,524,30
(1) Includes all sewer 10" and largershown an master plan
{2.) Includes pressure main costs
(3) Jncludes onlv lhat portion upstream Silverstone
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Variables
Inflation:
Base Year:
APPENDIX 5A
2.50%
2004
WWTP
WWTP
Capital Cost
('04 dollars)
Eng/Admin
Legal Costs
('04 dollars)
WWTP
Capital Cost
Adjusted(1)
Scheduled Improvements
2003 $100,000 $25,000 $125,000 $121,951 Site & Landscaping
$250,000 $250,000 $243,902 Facility Plan Revision
$850,000 $212,500 $1,062,500 $1,036,585 DAFT Construction
$500,000 $0 $500,000 $487,805 Centrate Basin
$250,000 $0 $250,000 $243,902 Facility Plan
$50,000 $12,500 $62,500 $60,976 Plant Telemetry
$1,220,000 $244,000 $1,464,000 $1,428,293 South Slough Ext
$150,000 $30,000 $180,000 $175,610 Overland Rd " SL Ext
$650,000 $650,000 $634,146 Black Cat Design
$4,544,000 $4,433,171
2004 $100,000 $25,000 $125,000 $125,000 Miscellaneous
$1,028,400 $201 ,600 $1,230,000 $1,230,000 Headworks Construction
$500,000 $0 $500,000 $500,000 Centrate Basin
$1,855,000 $1,855,000
2005 $100,000 $25,000 $125,000 $128,125 Miscellaneous
$1,397,640 $279,500 $1 ,678,000 $1,719,950 Primary Clarifier #4
$280,000 $70,000 $350,000 $358,750 Aeration Basin Upgrades (mixers and piping)
$671,760 $134,400 $807,000 $827,175 Secondary Pump Station
$1,61 0,000 $0 $1,610,000 $1,650,250 Third Aeration Basin
$450,000 $0 $450,000 $461,250 Existing Aeration Basin Expansion for BNR
$64,000 $16,000 $80,000 $82,000 Aeration Basin Drain Pump Station
$632,760 $126,600 $760,000 $779,000 Tertiary Filter #4
$500,000 $0 $500,000 $512,500 WWTP Utility UP9rades
$500,000 $0 $500,000 $512,500 WWTP Emergency Power Upgrades
$6,860,000 $7,031,500
2006 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $393,984 Miscellaneous
$100,000 $0 $100.000 $105.063 Replace 2 RAS Pumps
$1,576,000 $394,000 $1,970,000 $2,069,731 Circular Secondary Clarifier
$1,704,000 $426,000 $2,130,000 $2,237.831 Mesophilic Digester and Building
$2,1 06,840 $421,400 $2,528,240 $2,656,232 Sludge Dryer
$7,103,240 $1,462,842
2007 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $403,834 Miscellaneous
$0
$315,000 $403,834
2008 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $413,930 Miscellaneous
$0 $0
$375,000 I $413,930
2009 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $424,278 Miscellaneous
$1,632,000 $408,000 $2.040,000 $2,308,073 Denitrification Basin (AB-4)
$160,000 $40,000 $200,000 $226,282 Additional UV Lamps
$2,615,000 $2,958,632
2010 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $434,885 Miscellaneous
$480,000 $120,000 $600,000 $695,816 Centrifuge #2
$300,000 $60,000 $360,000 $417,490
$1,335,000 $1,548,191
2011 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $445,757 Miscellaneous
$375,000 $445,757
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Capital Cost
Eng/Admin
Legal Costs
WWTP
Capital Cost
APPENDIX 5A
('04 dollarsl ('04 dollarsl Adiusted(11 Scheduled Iml"lrovements
2012 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $456,901 I Miscellaneous
I $375,000 $456,901 I
2013 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $46S,324 I Miscellaneous
$100,000 $0 $100,000 $124,S86 Replace Grit Handling Equipment
$475,000 $593,210
2014 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 . $480,032 Miscellaneous
$375,000 $4S0,032
2015 $0 $250,000 $250,000 $328,022 Future Plant Prelim. Planning
$2,064,000 $516,000 $2,580,000 $3,385,184 Mesophilic Digester
$300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $492,032 Miscellaneous
$3,205,000 $4,205,238
2016 $0 $750,000 $750,000 $1.00S,667 Future Plant Design
$300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $504,333 Miscellaneous
$1,125,000 $1,513,000
2017 $7,000,000 $1,400,000 $8,400,000 $11,579,493 (4)Future Plant Construction (6mgd), Phase I
. $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $516,942 Miscellaneous
$8,775,000 $12,096,434
2018 $7,000,000 $1,400,000 $8,400,000 $11,S68,980 (4)Future Plant Construction, Phase II
$300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $529,865 Miscellaneous
$8,775,000 $12,398,845
2019 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $543,112 Miscellaneous
$375,000 $543,112
2020 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $556,690 Miscellaneous
$556,690
2021 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $570,607 Miscellaneous
$570,607
2022 $300,000 $75,000 $375,000 $584,S72 Miscellaneous
$584,872
2023 $300,000 $75,000 $375.000 $599,494 Miscellaneous
$599,494
GRAND TOTAL: $56,718,120 $56,718,120
(1) Assume inflation @ 2.5%
(2) All years in which no major construction is planned a $100,000 miscellaneous item
is shown to cover small projects (vehicles, instrumentation, site, monitoring equipment, etc.)
(3) These future improvements are to meet expected permit limits and should be funded by ALL users
of system and not only new connections.
(4) Future plant is based on phased isolation ditch technology wI estimates from WPCF Journal
V. 59, No.9 & EPA Pub. #832-F-00-013, "Oxidation Ditches" Fact Sheet
150,000 (buildout pop.) x 100 gpcd = 15 mgd buildoutflow
(15 mgd - 9 mgd extg. cap.) x $3/9al of capacity = $18 million
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APPENDIX 58
WASTEWATER SYSTEM CHARGE CALCULATION WORKSHEET
City Constructed Collection System Buy-In Charge
2003 City-Constructed Collection Replacement Cost less Depree: $10,566,681
Less Outstanding Bond Principal: $0
Net City-Constructed Collection System Value: $10,566,681
Collection System Capacity, ERU's; 28,300
2003 City Constructed Collection Buy-In Charge: $373
Developer Provided CoJJection System Replacement Charge
2003 Developer-provided Collection Replacement Cost Less Depree: $26,979,076
Provide 50% for replacement: $13,489,538
Collection System Capacity, ERU's: 28,300
2003 Assessment Charge; $477
Subtotal; $850
Previous Collection System Charge per ERU: $673
Percent Change: 26%
System Development Fee (New Charge) $641
(see Worksheet titled 'sewer asset summ: for separate calculations)
TOTAL COLLECTION SYSTEM CHARGE: $1,491
Wastewater Treatment Plant Assessment Charqe
2003 WWTP Replacement Cost less Depreciation: $18,130,286
Less OutstandinQ Bond Princioal: $0
Net WWTP System Value: $18,130,286
WWTP System Capacity, ERU's: (5.5 mgd-0.7 111)/85 gpcdl2.8 cap/ERL~i1!;~('20;1'68: (approximately equal to 50,600 pop. Equiv.)
2003 WWTP System Charge per ERU; $899
TOTAL WASTEWATER CHARGE: $2,390
Total wlo System Development Fee: $1 ,749
Previous Fee: $1.580
Percent Increase: 10.7%
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APPENDIX 5G
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WASTEWATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Year. 2004
Current ENR.CCI: 7055 Replacement
Replacement Cost Lo..
AcqDalo Ass.tTypero Description Co.t ENR . CCI Cost AccD.prAmt AccD.pr Life MonlhsDopr
71212002 60-Sewerlines SL . Locust Grove ACHD Project $104,305 6,538 $112,712 2,584.54 5110,128 600 15
9130/2002 60-Glp.WWTP 2002 Overland Rd ACHD Sewerline project $6,920 8,538 57,478 $7,478 0 0
10/212002 60-Liff Pump for Ashford Greens Lift Slation $13,710 6,538 $14,815 1,370.96 513,444 120 12
121112002 60-Sewerlines Five Mile Sewer T runk~ne relief $820,479 6,538 $886,614 13,674.64 $872,939 800 10
5/31/2003 60.Bldg.WWTP WWTP Creek Crossing projecl $354,821 6,694 $374,486 7,392.11 $367,094 240 4
713112003 60-Sewerlines While Drain Sewer ,runl<line $1,552,275 6,694 $1,538,307 7,761.38 $1,630,546 600 2
9/30/2003 6O-GIP-WWTP Blackcat Sewer Trunkline & Liffslation 5106,506 8,694 $112,409 $112,409 0 0
913012003 6O-CIP.WWTP Fran~lin Rd Sewerline ACHDjolnl $12,750 6,694 $13,456 513,456 0 0
9/30/2003 50-GIP.WWTP N Locusl Grove Rd Sewerline $803 6,694 $847 $847 0 0
913012003 60-Clp.WWTP Ovenand Rd Sewerllne ACHDjolnt $230,751 6,694 $243,540 $243,540 0 0
9/3012003 60-Sewerlines Soulh SIoU9h Sewer Trunkline extension $1,341,655 6,894 $1,416,013 2,236.09 $1,413.777 600 1
5ubtot:al: 58,110,157 512,095,246 $1,528,564 $10,556,661
CONTRIBUTEO SewER LINES
911/1973 60-Sewerlines SL - MEADOW VIEW #1 $119,464 1,895 $445,390 72,249.40 $373,140 600 363
4{1/1976 8O-Sewerlines SL.NORTHGATESUB#3 $13,406 2,401 839,447 7,370.60 832,077 600 330
4/1/1978 60-Sewenines SL . CHERRY LANE VILLAGE #1 $126,622 2,776 $322,257 64,568.20 $257,688 600 305
8/1/1978 50-Sewerllnes SL. CHERRY LANE VilLAGE #2 $78,903 2,776 $200,810 39,713.30 $181,097 500 302
9/1/1978 50-Sewenines SL. GlENFIELD MANOR #1 553,822 2,778 $135,979 26,968.20 $110,010 600 301
4/1/1979 60-Sewerline. Sl . FRANKLIN SQUARE 547,126 3,003 $110,878 23,100.80 $87,775 800 294
5/1/1979 50-Sewerlines SL. CRESTWOOD ESTATES $25,329 3,003 $59,590 12,572.90 $48.917 600 300
8/1/1979 80-Sewerlines SL . CHERRY LANE EXT 899,857 3,003 $234,928 48,261.70 8188,667 600 290
8/1/1979 60-Sewenines SL - GlENFIELD MANOR #2 581,774 3,no3 $145,332 29,848.40 $115,484 600 290
8/1f1979 60-Sewerlines SL.SUNNYBROOKFARMS#2 $87,790 3,003 $159,486 32,755.00 8128,731 600 290
9/1/1979 50-Sewerlines Sl. RYAN PLACE $11,955 3,no3 828,128 5,758.60 $22,372 600 289
10/1/1979 50-Sewerlines SL. GLENFIELD MANOR EXT $38,511 3,003 $90,838 18,858.10 $72,180 MO 290
12128/1979 80-Sewerline. SL . SUNNYBROOK FARMS #1 $22,170 3,003 $52,158 10,708.00 $41,450 600 290
6/1/1980 6O-Sewerlines SL . TERROR SUBDIVISION $4,250 3,237 $9,276 1,983.00 $7,293 600 280
8/1/1950 50.Sewenines SL . MERIDIAN MEADOW #5 $25,958 3,237 $58,655 7,266.80 $49,389 600 168
8/1/1980 60-Sewerlines SL. MERIDIAN PARK ADD $54,529 3,237 $119,014 26,181.90 $92,832 600 258
1211{1980 60-Sewerlines Sl. HUNTER ESTATES $13,104 3,237 $26,600 5,750.40 $22,840 500 264
21111981 50-Sewerline. SL. MERIDIAN PARK #1 $52,584 3,535 $105,094 23,843.40 $81,250 600 272
5/1/1981 60-Sewerlines Sl . MEADOW VIEW #2 $71,450 3,535 $142,799 32,567.00 $109,932 600 276
711/1981 60-Sewemnes SL - CUSTOM BUILDERS $1,217 3,535 $2,432 535.70 $1,897 600 254
3/1/1982 60-Sewerlines SL - MERIDIAN IND PARK NW $525 3.625 $970 250.50 $719 600 285
5/1f1982 60-Sewerlines SL. LOCUST GROVE IND PARK $67,000 3,825 5123,753 29,480.00 $94,273 600 264
9{1f1982 60-Sewerlines SL . MERIDIAN MANOR #3 $51,735 3,825 895,558 22,768.50 $72,789 600 264
5/111983 60-Sewerlines SL. MERIDIAN PHOE #1 $54,528 4,066 $94,747 22,908.80 $71,838 600 252
6/111983 80-Sewerlines SL . SETTLERS VilLAGE NW 827,535 4,065 $47,644 11,569.50 $36,275 600 252
3/111984 60-Sewerlines SL . MERIDIAN PLACE PH I 552,996 4,145 $90,308 21,199.60 $89,106 600 241
4/1f1984 60-Sewenines SL. W LAWN SUB PHASE I 818,698 4,146 $31,882 7,479.80 524,363 500 240
8/1/1984 60-Sewerlines SL - SUNNYBROOK #3 $30,000 4,146 551,122 12,000.00 839,122 500 240
11{1I1964 60-Sewenines SL. THE. LAKE @ CHERRY LANE 525,000 4,146 542,801 9,500.00 $33,101 600 228
8/111985 60-Sewerlines SL - SUNNYBROOK #4 $29,058 4,195 $46,938 11,039.80 537,698 600 228
9{1I1985 80-Sewerlines SL. TREASURE. VALLEY BUSINESS PARK 5370,133 4,195 $623,359 140,555.30 $482,703 600 226
9/1/1986 60.Sewerlines SL . MERIDIAN PARK $29,405 4,295 $48,369 10,584.50 $37,785 600 216
9/1/1986 50.Sewerlines SL- THE WILLOWS $9,929 4,295 $16,333 3,579.90 812,753 600 216
11/111986 50-Sewerlines SL - MERIDIAN MANOR #4 $11,579 4,295 $19,047 3,941.90 515,105 600 204
211/1987 50-Sewerlines SL . THE LAKE @ CHERRY LANE It.? $26,462 4,406 $42,432 8,994.20 $33,437 600 204
6/1/1967 60-Sewerline. SL.FREEWAYEXT 5177,791 4,405 $285,067 60,451.10 $224,636 500 204
6/1/1987 60-Sewerlines SL . FULLER PROJECT $12,216 4,406 $19,588 3,165.50 $16,423 600 155
1/1/1988 60-Sewerlines SL . CARL TON AND EAST 1ST $17,149 4,519 $26,811 5,487.90 $21,323 800 192
8/111986 60-SeweIlines SL . MERIDIAN MANOR #5 $18,805 4,519 $29.400 5,016.50 $23,383 600 192
10/1/1968 50-Sewerlines SL. MERIDIAN GREENS $96,000 4,519 $150,066 28,800.00 $121,285 600 180
10/1/1989 60-Sewerllnes SL . CRESTWOOD #4 $83,045 4,615 $127,132 23,253.50 5103,878 600 168
.211/1990 60-Sewerlines SL . CHATEAU MEADOW $51,871 4,732 $77,445 14,520.10 562,925 600 168
5/111990 60-Sewerlines SL. GEM PARK SUB 821,000 4,732 $31,354 5,880.00 $25,474 600 188
8/1/1990 60-Sewerline. SL . GOLF VIEW EST $40,288 4,732 $50,146 11,278.60 848,869 800 168
9/111990 50-Sewerlines SL-l0 MILE RD $64,001 4,732 $125.416 23,520.10 8101,896 600 166
9/111990 50.Sewerlines SL . 10 MilE SEWER $385,567 4,732 $575,641 107,994.70 $457,646 MO 168
911/1990 60-Sewerlines SL . CLARINDA FOUR $43,150 4,732 $64,439 12,083.00 $52,356 600 168
9{1/1990 80-Sewerlines SL - CRESTWOOD #5 $9,375 4,732 $13,997 2,62~.50 $11,358 600 158
9/111990 60-SewerJines SL . GLEN FIELD #3 $19,885 4,732 529,659 5,559.50 $24,099 500 158
1011/1990 60-Sewerlines SL - DUNTEN PLACE $33,654 4,732 850.545 8,601.40 $41.744 600 156
10/1/1990 60-Sewerlines SL - GLENFIELD #4 523,273 4,732 534,747 6,047.30 $26,700 600 156
11/V1990 50-Sewerlines SL. CHERRY LN VILLAGE $58,024 4,732 $83,845 14,562.40 $69,083 600 158
11{1/1990 50-Sewerlines SL. CRESTWOOD $25,205 4,732 $37,633 6,552.60 $31,061 600 156
12/26/1990 6O-Sewerlines SL . MERIDIAN GREENS #3 $33,120 4,732 549,449 9,270.00 $40,179 800 168
711/1991 60-Sewerlines SL . DUNTEN Pl #2 $26,696 4,835 539,009 6,941.60 $32,067 600 156
7/111991 60-Sewenines SL . GLENFIELO #5 $14,860 4,835 $21,714 3,862.00 $17,852 600 156
7{1/1991 80-Sewerlines SL. GlENFiELD lIB $15,620 4,835 $22,824 4,058.00 $18,766 600 156
7/1/1991 60-Sewer1ines SL - LANDING 1i'1 $55,783 4,835 861,511 14,505.30 887,005 600 156
8/1/1991 60-Sewerlines . SL. MISTY MEADOW #2 522.172 4,835 $32,398 5,761.20 826,637 600 156
911/1991 60-Sewerllnes SL. CENTRAL VALLEY #2 $46,552 4,835 570,945 12,623.20 $58,322 600 158
9/1/1991 60-Sewerlines SL. CHATEAU MEADOW #1 821,445 4,835 $31,338 5.576.50 $25,759 800 156
9/111991 60-Sewe~ines SL-CHATEAU MEADOW#?; 524,626 4,835 $35,984 6,406.60 529,577 600 156
9{1{1991 60-Sewerlines SL - CHATEAU MEADOW #5 $33,605 4,835 849,397 8,768.50 $40,608 600 156
9/1/1991 80-Sewerllnes SL. CHATEAU MEADOW #5 $12,766 4,835 518,683 3,326.60 $15,357 600 156
9/111991 60-Sewerlines SL - MISTY MEADOWS #1 $26,210 4,635 $36,299 5,813.00 $31,456 600 158
11/1/1991 60-Sewenines SL . MERRYWOOD #1 831.202 4,835 545,593 7,486.20 $38,105 600 144
1/1{1992 50-Sewerlines SL . SUNBURST #1 $53,649 4,965 $76,034 12.675.90 363,158 600 144
311{1992 60-Sewerlines SL - HAVEN COVE #1 558,671 4,985 583,152 13,589.10 $59,562 600 139
8{111992 60-Sewerlines SL . CHATEAU MEADOW #4 $4,278 4,985 86,063 1,029.60 $5,033 500 144
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WASTEWATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
CUlfent Year. 2004
CUlfent ENR-CCI: 7065 Replacement
Replacemenl Cost Less
AcqDate A.selTypelO Descriptlon Cost ENR . CCI Cost AccDeprAml AccDepr Life MonthsDepr
611/1992 60-Sewerline. SL - CHATEAU MEADOW #S $33,549 4,985 $47,547 8,051.90 $39,495 600 144
611/1992 SO-Sewerlines SL - GEM PARK #2 827,907 4,9<l5 $39,551 6,696,70 832,855 600 144
6/1/1992 6a-Sewerline. SL - GLENFIELD #4 PHASE2 $4,663 4,985 $6,892 1,165.30 $5,727 600 144
61111992 6o-Sewerline. SL . GLENFIELD #7 819,553 4,985 $27,712 4,892,30 823,019 600 144
611/1992 5a-Sewerlines SL - GLENFIELD #8 $18,450 4,985 S25,162 4,429.00 $21,733 600 144
6/1/1992 6a-Sewerlin.. SL-GLENFIELD#9 $36,876 4,985 852,263 8,853.60 $43,409 600 144
61111992 60-Sewerlines 5L - KEARNEY PL #1 S26,723 4,965 837,673 6,410.30 831 ,4S3 600 144
6/111992 6a-Sewerlines SL - MIRAGE MEADOWS 841,198 4,985 $58,388 9,887.60 $48,500 600 144
61111992 60-Sewelline. SL. T LANDING #2 $34,479 4,985 $48,885 8,277.90 $40,568 600 144
6/1/1992 6O-Sewellines SL - T LANDING #3 $28,060 4,985 $39,768 6,733.00 $33,035 600 144
6/1/1992 6o-Sewelline. SL - TRACT SUB #1 $95,330 4,985 $135,107 22,862.00 $112,225 600 144
611111992 60-Sewerline. SL. CRYSTAL SPRINGS #2 $29,000 4,985 $41,100 6,960.00 S34,140 SOO 144
6111/1992 60-Sewerlines SL - CRYSTAL SRPINGS #1 824,220 4,985 $34,326 5,610.00 $26,516 600 144
8/1/1992 6o-Sewerlines SL. CANDLEUGHT SUB #1 $36,967 4,985 $52,392 8,669.70 843,522 600 144
8/1/1992 6O-Sewenines SL-CHERRY LN#3 B&C $56,663 4,965 S80,306 13,507.30 866,708 600 144
8/1/1992 6Q-Sewenines SL - DEERFIELD SUB $18,362 4,985 $26,024 4,403.20 $21,620 600 144
8/1/1992 60-Sewerlines SL. HON-DAIRY GUEON $34,370 4,985 $48,711 8,246.00 $40,465 600 144
6/111992 6a-Sewerlines SL - KEARNEY PLACE #2 $26,343 4,985 $37,335 6,323.30 $31,011 600 144
8/111992 60.Seweriines SL - MEADOWS GREENS #2 $135,223 4,965 $191,645 32,450.30 $159,195 600 144
8/111992 6a-Sewenines SL - MERIDIAN MANOR #7 $43,250 4,985 S61,296 10,380,00 $50,916 600 144
8/1/1992 6o-Sewerlines SL. MERIDIAN PLACE 113 $46,150 4,985 $65,408 11,076.00 $54,330 600 144
8/1/1992 60-Sewerline. SL - MERRYWOOD #2 $23,531 4,985 833,349 5,650.10 $27,699 600 144
8/1/1992 60-Sewerlines SL - N. MERIDIAN ROAD $171,226 4.965 $242,670 41,097.60 $201,573 500 144
8/111992 6o-Sewerlines SL. ONE SUB 113 $37,000 4,985 $52,438 8,880.00 843,558 600 144
8/111992 60-Sewerlines SL - SO. SLOUGH LINE $249,735 4,985 $353,937 59,938,50 $293,999 800 144
8/1/1992 60-Sewenines SL - SUNBURST #2 $22,683 4,985 $32,148 5,446.30 $26,701 600 144
8/1/1992 6o-Sewerline. SL - SUNBURST #3 521,702 4,985 $30,757 5,208.20 $25,549 600 144
8/1/1992 60-Sewerlines SL - TRACT SUB #2 $39,004 4,985 $55,278 9,360040 $45,918 600 144
6/1/1992 60-Sewerlines SL - VINEYARDS #1 $57,878 4,965 $82,028 13,893.60 $68,134 600 144
8/1/1992 60-Sewerilnes SL - WATERBURY PARK #1 $23,250 4,985 $32,951 5,580.00 $27,371 600 144
101111992 6O-Sewerlines SL - ADD 10 MILE SEWER $3,398 4,965 $4,818 815,80 $4,000 600 144
4/1/1993 60-Sewenines SL. HAVEN COVE #2 $55,876 5,210 $75,770 11,736.60 $64,034 600 126
81311993 6o-Sewerline. SL-VINEYARD#3 $36,684 5,210 $50,016 7,501040 $42,515 600 122
6/10/1993 60-Sewellines SL - PARKWOOD MEADOW #2 $19,617 5,210 $26,602 3,954.70 $22,647 600 121
8/19/1993 6o-Sewenines SL - PARKWOOD MEADOWS #1 $51,238 5,210 $69,461 10,333.60 $59,147 600 121
8127/1993 80-Sewerlines SL -LANDING SUB #5 $29,622 5,210 $40,440 6,012.20 $34,428 600 121
9130/1993 80-Sewellines SL - LOCUST GROVE S LINE EXT $22,089 5,210 $29,954 4,418.90 825,535 600 120
10/511993 60-Sewerline. SL - HUNTER GLEN APTS $16,114 5,210 $21,851 3,221.40 $18,630 000 120
10120/1993 6Q-Sewerline. SL - TRACT SU6 #3 $45,079 5,210 $61,129 8,941.90 $52,187 600 119
10/29/1993 60-Sewerlines SL - KEARNEY PLACE #3 $22,392 5,210 $30,365 4,442.20 $25,922 800 119
10/29/1993 60-Seweriines SL -LANDING #8 $35,671 5,210 $48,372 7,073.10 $41,298 600 119
10/29/1993 6o-Seweriines SL - SUNNYBROOK #S $34,438 5,210 546,700 6,830.80 $39,889 600 119
1/1/1994 SO-Sewelline. SL - CANDLELIGHT #2 $43,407 5,408 S56,707 8,463,70 $48,243 600 117
1/1/1994 60-Sewerline. SL - CHERRY LANE #4 $27,732 5,408 $36,229 5,409.20 $30,820 600 117
1/4/1994 60-Sewenines SL. FIELDSTONE MEADOWS #1 $58,207 5,408 $76,042 11,349.70 $64,692 600 117
1113/1994 6O-Seweriines SL - VINEYARDS 114 $36,024 5,408 $47,062 7,022.40 $40,039 600 117
3/9/1994 SO-Seweriines SL - WATERBURY #2 827,632 5,408 $36,098 5,297.20 S30,801 600 115
4/18/1994 6Q-Seweriines SL - FIELDSTONE MEAOOWS #2- $32,289 5,408 $42,182 6,081.90 836,100 600 113
4/16/1994 50-Sewedines SL . MIER MANOR #8 $34,945 5,408 $45,652 6,561.50 $39,071 600 113
4/18/t994 60-Sewerlines SL. SPORTSMAN POINTE #3 $51,279 5,408 866,991 9,S58.90 857,332 600 113
5/16/1994 6o-Sewsrline. SL-WINGATE#l $19,030 5,408 $24,861 3,554.00 $21,307 600 112
5123/1994 6o-Sewerlines SL - SADDLE VIEW #1 877,350 5,408 $101,050 14,439.00 $66,611 600 112
611/1994 60-Sewerlines SL - HAVEN COVE #3 $55,821 5,408 S72,924 10,418.10 $62,506 600 112
7/1211994 60-8ewe~ines SL - SUMMERFIELD #1 $177,287 5,408 $231,607 32,798,70 $198,809 SOO 111
8/3/1994 SO-Sewenines SL - CROSSROADS #1 890,678 5,408 $118,462 16,625.80 $101,836 600 110
8/2211994 60-Seweriines SL - TRACT SUB 114 $126,809 5,408 $165,663 23,035.90 $142,627 600 109
8/31/1994 60-Sewerlines SL - S SLOUGH LINE $207,581 5,408 $271,157 37,706,10 $233,451 600 109
911211994 60-Sewerlines SL. FENWAY #2 $33,934 5,408 $44,331 6,166040 $38,165 600 109
10127/1994 60-Seweriines SL - SPORTSMAN POINTE 114 $69,050 5,408 $90,207 12,314.00 $77,693 600 107
10/27/1994 60-Sewellines SL - VINEYARDS #5 $44,528 5,408 $58,171 7,941.80 $50,229 600 107
11/17/1994 60-5ewellines SL - FOTHERGILL POINTE #1 860,000 5,408 8104,512 14,133.00 $90,379 600 106
11/21/1994 60-Sewerlines SL - CANDLELIGHT #3 $44,540 5,406 858,167 7,8S9.00 850,316 600 106
12/7/1994 60-Sewerlines 5L - FENWA Y PARK #3 $10,583 5,408 $13,826 1,870.30 811,955 BOO 106
12/1511994 60-Sewerlines SL - CROSSROADS #2- $38,206 5,408 $49,912 6,749.60 $43,163 600 106
12/16/1994 60-Sewerlines SL - MANHOLES $26,801 5,408 $37,626 5,068.10 $32,537 600 106
21111995 60-8ewerlines SL . MERIDIAN ST $69,706 5,471 S90,015 11,955.60 $78,050 600 103
211/1995 60-Sewenines SL - WATERBURY 114 $22,503 5,471 $29,059 3,662,30 $25,197 600 103
3/1/1995 60-Sewellines SL - CHERRY LANE $4,537 5,471 $5,859 nuo $5,087 600 102
5/111996 60-Sewerline. SL - PIEDMONT $24,060 5,471 $31,070 4,049.00 827,021 600 101
5/4/1995 60-Sewerlines SL - DANBURY FAIR #3 $38,054 5,471 $49,141 6,405040 $42,736 600 101
5/31/1995 SO-8eweriines SL - DANBURY #4 $59,286 5,471 $76,559 9,681.60 $66,678 600 100
8/111995 60-Sewerlines SL - LOCUST GROVE STUBS $5,600 5,471 $7,232 915.00 $6,317 SOO 98
8/9I199560-Sewerl!n"s SL - HAVEN COVE #4 $45,704 5,471 $59,020 7,464.40 $51,556 600 96
9/30/1995 6O-Sewerlines SL. FIELDSTONE #3 $54,376 5,471 $70,219 6,701.50 $61,517 600 96
9/3011995 6O-Sewe~ines SL - FOTHERGiLL P01NTE #2 $85,501 5,471 $110,412 13,660.10 896,732 600 96
9/3011995 60-8eweriines SL - TRACT #SA $31,361 5,471 $40,498 5,017.10 835,481 600 96
10/1311995 60-8ewerlines SL -LAKE @ CHERRY LANE 113 $95,100 5,471 $122,608 15,216.00 $107,592 600 96
10/1311995 6o-Sewerlines SL. NAVARRO $41,366 5,471 $53,418 6,617.60 $46,601 600 96
10123/1995 60-8eweriines SL - BEDFORD PLACE #1 $99,246 5,471 $128,164 15,714.80 $112,450 SOO 95
10128/1995 60-Seweriines SL - CANNA LlLL Y $16,794 5,471 $21,667 2,659040 819,028 600 95
11/9/1995 6O-Sewerlines SL - SUMMERFiELD #2 $47,340 5,471 $61,133 7,496.00 $53,637 600 95
4125/1996 SO-8ewe~ines SL. LA PLAYA 862,938 5,620 $79,120 9,335.80 $69,785 600 89
412511996 60-Sewerline. SL - MIDTOWN SQUARE $46,500 5,620 $58,456 6,898.00 $51,556 600 89
5/1/1996 60-Sewerlines SL - FIVE MILE DRAIN $739,692 5,620 $929,880 109,721.20 S820,159 600 89
5/4/2004 EnlerpriseAssets aSQfSep302003 Sewer
APPENDIX 5C
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WASTEWATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Year: 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065 Replacement
Replacement Cost l.ss
AcqDate AssotTypelD Description Cost ENR - CCI Cast AccDeprAmt AccDopr life ManthsDepr
512311996 60-Sewenines SL . MEFl.. BUSINESS PARK #2 $59,363 5,620 $74,626 8,706.30 $65,920 600 88
5131/1996 60-Sewenines SL - CHAMBERLAIN #1 $54,27i 5,620 $66,225 7,959.10 $60,266 600 68
6/3/1996 6D-Sewenines SL-AVEST PLAZA $39,428 5,620 $49,5aa 5,783.80 $43,782 600 88
6/26/1996 60-Sewenines SL. LOS ALAMITOS #2A $'37,450 5,620 $122,506 14,130.00 $108,376 600 87
7/24/1996 80-Sewerlines SL - HAVEN COVE #5 $44,765 5,620 $56,300 6,419.50 $49,881 600 88
7/24/1996 6Q-Sewerlines SL. HAVEN COVE II<; $6,815 5,620 S8,567 976.50 $7,591 600 88
7/30/1996 6D-Sewerlines SL - FIELDSTONE #4 $40,303 5,820 $50,668 5,776.30 $44,869 aDO 86
9/1/1996 6O-Sewerlines SL - DANBURY #7 $102,567 5,620 5126,939 14,356.70 $114,580 aoo 64
9130/1996 aD-Sewenines SL - SALMON RAPIDS #1 $92,500 5,620 $116.263 12,950.00 $103,333 600 64
913011996 6D-Sewerlines SL - SALMON RAPiDS 112 $69,500 5,620 $112,512 12,530.00 $99,962 600 64
9/30/1996 60-Sewerlines SL. TRACT #5B $29,472 5,620 $37,050 4,125.20 $32,925 600 84
10/1/1996 6D-Sewerlines SL- GREGORY SEWER LIFT STATION $57,490 5,620 $72,272 8,049.00 S64,223 600 84
1018/1996 60-Sewlines CC SL - FIELDSTONE MEADOWS #4 $40,303 5,820 $50,666 5,642.30 $45,023 600 84
10122/1996 60-Sewerlines SL . DANBURY 115 838,091 5,620 $47,685 5,714.10 $42,171 600 90
11/1/1996 6O-Sewel1ines SL - LANDING SEWER LIFT STA nON $6,898 5,620 $8,672 953.60 $7,718 600 83
1113011996 8o-Sewlines CC SL - FIELDSTONE #5 sua $52,199 5,620 865,a20 7,133.90 $56,466 600 62
4/25/1997 60-Sewlines CC 5L . FOTHERGILL POINTE SUB 113 $22,285 5,826 $27,024 2,859.50 $24,165 600 77
713/1997 6Q-Sewlines CC SL - RAILSIDE PARK SUB $37.197 5,826 $45,108 4,649.70 $40,458 600 75
7/10/1997 6Q-Sewlines CC SL - SUMMERFI ELD #2 SUB $47,340 5,826 $57,408 5,918.00 $51,490 600 75
7/22/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL - SUMMERFIELD SUB #38 $31,599 5,826 836,319 3,896.90 $34,422 600 74
9130/1997 6o-Sewlines CC SL-CHAMBERLAINE ESTATES #1 $58,777 5.al5 $71,277 7,053.70 $64,223 600 72
9130/19S7 5o-Sewlines CC SL - CHAMBERLAINE ESTATES #2 $54,271 5,826 $65,813 6,513.10 $59,300 600 72
10/1/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL. CHAPPARRAL ELEM SCHOOL $6,944 5,826 $8,421 833.40 $7,587 600 72
10/1/1997 6o-Sewlines CC SL - CROSSROADS #3 $40,786 5,826 $49,462 4,894.80 $44,567 600 72
10/1/1997 6D-Sewlines CC 8L - CROSSROADS 114 $31,908 5,826 $~6,694 3,828.80 $34,865 600 72
10/1/1997 50-Sewlines CC SL - DANBURY FAIR #7 8102,567 5,626 $124,380 12,307.70 $112,072 600 72
1011/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL - DOVE MEADOWS #2 $47,000 5,826 $56,995 5,640.00 $51,355 600 72
10/1/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL - ENGLEWOOD CREEK #1 $59,626 5.826 $72,307 7,155.60 $85,151 600 72
10/111997 5Q.Sewlines CC SL - FINCH CREEK PH 2 $37,619 5,626 $45,619 4,513.90 $41,105 600 72
1011/1997 60-Sew1ines CC SL - FiRELIGHT ESTATES $30,074 5,626 $36,470 3,a06.40 $32,861 600 72
1011/1997 BQ-Sewlines CC SL. HAVEN COVE #5B $33,606 5,626 $40,753 4,032.60 $36,720 600 72
1011/1997 5D-Sewlines CC 8L - KENTFIELD MANOR #2 $30,395 5,826 836,859 3,647.50 $33,212 600 72
10/1/1997 60-8ewlines CC SL - LAND1NGS #9 $69,067 5,826 S83.755 6,287.70 $75,466 600 72
10/1/1997 60-Sew1ines CC SL - LOS ALAMITOS #2B $6,000 5,826 $7.276 720.00 $6,856 600 72
10/1/1997 6o-Sewlines CC SL . MERIDIAN GREENS #3 $37,197 5,826 $45,108 4,463.70 $40,644 600 72
101111997 6o-Sewlines CC SL . MORNING GLORY #2 $52,153 5,826 $63,244 6,258.30 $56,966 600 72
1011/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL - RAVIN HILL #1 $55.734 5,626 567,567 6,68B.40 S60,898 600 72
10/1/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL - SALMON RAPIDS 113 $71,748 5,626 $67.006 8,609.60 $78,397 600 72
10/1/1997 6o-Sewlines CC SL. SPORTSMAN POINTE #5 $52,112 5,826 $63,195 6,253.20 $58,941 500 72
10/1/1997 80-Sewlines CC SL. SPORTSMAN POINTE #5 526,877 5,826 $32,593 3,225.70 $29,367 600 72
10/1/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL - STRATFORD PLAZA #1 $10,761 5,826 $13,050 1,291.10 $11,758 600 72
10/1/1997 6o-Sewlines CC SL- SUMMERFIELD #3A $74,906 5,825 $90,835 8,988.60 $61,847 600 72
10/1/1997 50-Sewlines CC SL - TUTHILL #2 $59.603 5,625 $72,279 7,152.30 $85,126 600 72
10/1/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL. WATERBURY PARK 115 $57,065 5,826 $69,201 6,847.50 $62,353 600 72
10/1/1997 6D-Sew1ines CC SL. WHITESTONE #1 $176,025 5,626 $215,885 21,363.50 $194.522 600 72
10/1/1997 6D-Sewlines CC 8L - WINGATE PLACE #2 $60,800 5.826 $73,730 7,296.00 $66,434 600 72
10/23/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL - LOS ALAMITOS #3 $68,700 5,826 $107,564 10,496.00 $97,068 600 71
10124/1997 5D-Sewlines CC SL - BEDFORD PLACE #3 $35,627 5,826 $44,416 4,334.70 $40,082 600 71
1118/1997 60-Sewlines CC SL- CROSSROADS #5 $33,191 5,626 $40,250 3,872.10 $36,376 600 70
12123/1997 6o-Sewlin"s CC SL - TUMBLE CREEK #1 $97,544 5,626 $118,268 11,217.40 $107,071 600 69
1/6/1996 60-Sewlines CC SL - SUMMERFIELD #5 S21,641 5,920 $25,62.7 2,453.10 $2.3,374 600 68
lnJ1996 6O.Sewlines CC SL - LAKE @ CHERRY LANE #5 $247,200 5,920 $295,011 28,016.00 $266.995 600 68
1/1511998 60-Sewlines CC SL. TRAUTNER BUSINESS PARK $63,000 5,920 $99,053 9,407.00 S89,646 600 66
112011998 50-8ewlines CC SL- ASHFORD GREENS Ii2 $133,616 5,920 $159.700 15,155.80 $144,534 600 58
112011998 aD-Sewiines CC Sl - MERIDIAN GREENS UNIT 3 PH VI $30.631 5,920 $36,555 3,471.10 $33,084 600 66
3/16/\998 60-Sewlines CC SL - WHITESTONE $53,477 5,920 $63,820 5,882.70 $57,937 600 56
3/25/1998 5o-Sewlines CC SL . LAKE @ CHERRY LANE #6 $51,200 5,920 $51,103 5,532.00 $55,471 500 6{\
4/1/1998 60-Sewlines CC SL . MEOIMONT $96,099 5,920 $114,686 10,570.90 S104,115 500 65
4123/1998 60-Sewlines CC SL - SALMON RAPIDS #4 $69,500 5,920 $106,930 9,707.00 $97,2.23 600 65
4123/1998 50-Sewlines CC SL - SPORTSMAN POINTE #7 $39,179 5,920 S46.757 4,243.90 $42,513 600 65
412611998 6D-Sewlines CC SL - GRANITE CREEK $32,986 5,920 $39,366 3,573.60 $35,792 600 65
712611998 6D-Sewiines CC SL. CROSSROADS #5 $38,019 5,920 $42,965 3,721.90 $39,264 600 62
9/3/1996 80-Sewlines CC SL - BEDFORD PLACE #4 $35,679 5,920 $42,580 3.567.90 $39,012 600 60
9/2511996 60-Sewlines CC SL - TURNBERRY #1 $166,664 5,920 $201,286 16,866.40 $184,419 600 60
10/1/1996 60-Sewlines CC SL. Central VaHey Corp Park #6 Sewerli $64,847 5,920 577,390 6,484.70 $70,905 600 60
1011/1998 60-Sewlines CC SL . Haven Cove #7 Sewerlines $42,315 5,920 $50,500 4,231.50 $46,289 600 60
1011/1998 60-Sewlines CC SL - Lake@Chei1y Lane #4. Ph#l sewerline $66,000 5,920 $78,765 6,600.00 $72,165 600 50
10/1/1998 50-Sewlines CC SL - Lake@CherryLane#7 sewenines $50,400 5,920 $60,148 5,040.00 $55,108 600 50
10/6/1996 50-Sewlines CC Sl - Tumble Creek #2 $69,000 5,920 $82,345 6,900.00 $75,445 500 60
10/27/1996 60-Sewlines CC SL . Englewood Creek #2 Sewenines $53,113 5,920 $75,320 6,311.30 $69,009 600 60
11/1211996 SO-Sewlines CC SL - Meridian Greens #3 & #4 sewenines $35,700 5,920 542,605 3,510.50 $39,094 500 59
11Jj2/1998 60.Sewlines CC SL - Packord Subdivision #1 offsite $182,357 5,920 $217,627 17,931.77 $199,696 600 59
11/12/1998 60-Sewlines CC SL - Packord SubdiVision 111 sewerlines $60,052 5,920 $71,667 5,905.11 $55.762 600 59
11/16/1998 5D-Sewlines CC SL . Raven Hiilli2 $28,432 5,920 533,931 2,795.81 $31,135 600 59
11/2.511998 60-Sew1ines CC SL - Sherbrooke HoUows #1 $242,095 5,920 $288,919 23,606.01 $265,113 600 59
12/611996 60-Sewlines CC SL - Crossroads #7 Sewenines $61,603 5,920 $73,518 5,954.96 $67,553 800 56
\14/1999 60-Sewlines CC SL- Home Depot Sewenine $2,800 6,059 $3,265 266.00 $2,999 600 57
1/8/1999 60-Sew;;nes CC SL - Tel-Pac sewenines $3,600 6,059 $4,198 342.00 $3,656 600 57
1/811999 60-Sewlines CC SL . Devlin Place Sewerlines $59,220 6,059 S69,053 5,625.90 $63,427 600 57
2/5/1999 50-Sewlines CC SL - Econo.Lube Subdivision Sewel1ines $28,420 5,059 $33,139 2,552.53 $30,488 600 66
4/611999 60-SewJines CC SL - Ste~ing Creek $36,623 6,059 $42,704 3,296.07 $39,408 600 54
5/2511999 60-Sewlines CC SL - Honor Park #3 PhII1 sewenines $12,191 6,059 $14,215 1,076.87 $13,138 600 53
6/4/1999 60-Sewlines CC SL - Whites lone Eslates $11,960 6,059 $13,969 1,036.27 $12,931 600 52
6/16/1999 60-Sewlines CC SL - Haven Cove #8 Sewellines $24,047 6,059 $:';13,040 2,084.07 525,956 800 52
514/2004
EnterpllseAssels asofSep302003
Sewer
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WASTEWATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Year. 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065 Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
AcqDate As.otTypelD Descrlpllon Cost ENR-CCI Cast AccDeprAmt AccDepr Lif" Month"Dapr
611611999 6D-Sewlines CC SL - Thunder Creek 558,645 6,059 $68,362 5,082.57 $63,299 600 52
612211999 60-SewJines CC SL - VanAuker-Eagle Rood Sewer 5585,000 6,059 $682,130 50,700.00 $631,430 600 52
712811999 60-Sewlines CC SL - l.;lnding #10 sewerlines $36,182 6,059 $42,189 3,075,47 $39,114 600 51
8/5/1999 60-Sewlines CC SL - Golfview Sewenines $49,300 6,059 $57,590 4,115.83 $53,475 600 50
8123/1999 6D-Sawlines CC SL - Thousand Springs #1 $95,990 6,059 5111,928 7,999.17 $103,928 600 50
9117/1999 60-Sewlines CC SL . Turtle Creek #1 $110,267 \>.059 $128,575 9,005.14 $119,570 600 49
10111199g 6D-Sewlines CC SL - Ashford Greens #3 $43,191 6,059 $50,362 3,455.24 546,906 600 48
1011/1999 60.Sewlines CC SL - Chevron @ Eagle Road 56,535 6,059 $7,620 522.60 57,097 600 48
101111999 60-Sewlines CC SL - Dakota Ridge #1 534,503 8,059 $40,232 2,760.24 537,471 600 48
1011/1999 6Q..Sewlines CC SL - Family Cenler $59,900 6,059 $69,845 4,792.00 565,053 600 48
10/1/1999 60-Sewlines CC SL . Sherorooke Hollows #2 $49,195 6,059 557,363 3,935.60 $53,427 600 48
1011/1999 5Q-Sewlines CC SL - Sherbrooke Hollows #3 $57,599 6,059 567,162 4,607.92 562,554 600 48
101111999 6Q-SewIines CC SL - Tumble Creek #3 549,000 6,059 557,136 3,920.00 $53,216 600 48
1011/1999 60-Sewlines CC SL - Whilestone Estates #3 517,026 6,059 $19,855 1,362.24 518,493 600 48
10121/1999 6o-Sewlines CC SL - RC WiIley $28,046 6,059 $32,703 2,243.68 $30,459 600 46
121211999 60-Sewlines CC SL - Cherry Lane Village #5 Ph.B $45,776 6,059 553,376 3,509.49 $49,667 600 46
1216/1999 SO-Sewlines CC SL - Thousand Springs #2 563,800 6,059 574,393 4,891.33 $69,502 WO 46
12/2111999 60-Sewlines CC SL - Lake@CherryLane #5 Phase B $164,800 6,059 5192,162 12,634.67 5179,528 BOD 46
12/2811999 6D-Sewlines CC SL - Thousand Springs #J 5125,040 6,059 5145,801 9,376.00 $136,423 600 45
12/2911999 60-Sewlines CC SL - Cenlral Drive Extension 10 Jabil $25,515 6,059 529,751 1,956.15 527,795 600 46
1/1/2000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Thousand Springs Village 596,425 6,221 $109,507 7,231.87 5102,275 600 45
1/612000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Thousand Springs #4 $14,430 6,221 $16,388 1,082.25 $15,305 600 45
1/12/2000 6Q-Sewlines CC SL - Holiday Inn Express - Offsite 523,174 6,221 $26,316 1,738.05 $24,580 600 45
1/1412000 60-SewJines CC SL - Meridian RiverVailey Offsite Packar $24,960 6,221 $28,346 1,872.00 526,474 600 45
211612000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Brenda Eslateslthe Villas 537,455 6,221 $42,537 2,746.70 $39,790 600 44
2/1712000 6Q.Sewlines CC SL - Dakota Ridge #2 $34,561 6,221 539,250 2,534.48 536,716 600 44
2117/2000 60-Sewlines CC SL . Packard #2 $13,710 &,2.21 $15,570 1,005.40 $14,565 600 44
2/1712000 6o-Sewlines CC SL. Parkway Plaza $111,481 6,221 5126,606 8,175.31 $118,431 600 44
2/2312000 6Q..Sewlines CC SL - Landing #11 $35,&86 6,221 $40,528 2,616.97 $37,911 600 44
4/18/2000 60-SewIines CC SL - Medimont #2 $18,604 6,221 $21,128 1,302.31 519,826 600 42
4121/2000 60-Sewlines CC 5L - Deejay aka Murdoch $90,799 6,221 $103,118 6,355.93 $96,7e2 600 42
4121/2000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Haven Cove #10 $7,910 6,221 $8,983 553.70 $8,429 600 42
4121/2000 W-Sewlines CC SL - Haven Cove #9 $29,508 6,221 $33,511 2,065.56 531,446 600 42
4121/2000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Meridian Charter High School $2,460 6,221 $2,794 172.20 $2.622 600 42
412712000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Haven Cove #10 - Pine SI Extension $31,169 6,221 $35,398 2,181.83 $33,216 600 42
5/2512000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Thousand Springs #5 $97,945 6,221 $111.233 6.692.91 $104,540 eoo 41
6/112000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Packard #3 536,832 6,221 $41,828 2,455.43 $39,373 600 40
6128/2000 6O-Sewlines CC SL - Maws Addilion #3 $10,415 6.221 $11.828 694.33 $11,134 600 40
7/1712000 60.Sewlines CC SL - LOS Church @ Black Cal Rd 520,800 6,221 $23,622 1,352.00 $22,270 600 39
7127/2000 60.Sewlines CC SL - Sherbrooke Hollows #4 $41,306 6,22.1 $46,909 2.684.66 $44,225 600 39
7/3112000 eO-SewlInes CC SL - Interstate Battery @ Franklin 59,050 6,221 $10,278 588.25 59,690 600 38
B/912oo0 60-Sewlines CC SL - LDS Church @ Locust Grove 53,26 t 6,221 $3,703 206.50 53,496 600 38
8/3112000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Oakbrook Plaza $27,494 6,221 $31,224 1,741.29 $29,483 600 37
91512000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Meridian Lawis&Clark Middle School 511,994 6,221 $13,621 739.63 $12,882 600 37
9/512000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Meridian Peregrine Elementary 515,472 6,221 $17,571 954.11 $16,617 600 37
91612000 60-Sewlines CC SL - Whitestone Eslates #4 527,553 6,221 $31,291 1,699.10 $29,592 600 37
101112000 60-Sewlines CC CC - Sue's SubdivisIon $30,251 6,221 $34,355 1,815.06 532,540 600 36
10/1/2000 6o-Sewlines CC CC ' Vienna Woods Subd 52.31,669 &,221 5263,122 13,901.34 $249,221 BOO 36
101112000 60-SewIines CC CC. MicNalley Business Park #1 516,970 6,221 $19,272 1,016.20 $18,254 600 36
101112000 60.Sewlines CC CC Oliason Park Subdivision $40,894 6,221 $46,442 2,453.54 $43,988 600 36
10112/2000 6o-Sewlines CC CC - TurUe Creek SuM $96,757 6,221 $109,884 5,805.42 5104,079 600 36
10/3012000 W-Sawlines CC ce- Thousand Springs $97,945 6,22.1 $111,233 5,876.70 5105,356 600 36
11/112000 60-Sewlines CC CC Hartford Estates Subdivision $85,874 6,221 $97,524 5,009.32 $92,515 600 35
11/2012000 60-Sewlines CC CC - Vienna Woods #1 Subd $60,792 6,221 569,040 3,546.20 565.493 600 35
1112012000 60-Sewlines CC CC - Vienna Woods #2 Subd $60,387 6,221 568,580 3,522.58 565.057 600 35
1112412000 60-Sewlines CC ee St Lukes Rood Ex! 513.350 6,221 515,161 778.75 $14,382 600 35
12/812000 60-Sewlines CC CC - Tumble Creek Subd #4 $51,030 6,221 $57,953 2,891.70 $65,062 600 34
12/812000 60-Sewlines CC CC- Golf View Subdivision No 5 532,540 6,221 $36,955 1,843.93 535,111 600 34
1211312000 60-Sewlines CC SL- Ashford Greens #4 522,368 6,221 $25,425 1,268.65 $24,157 600 34
1/3/2001 60.sewlines CC CC. Snorting Bull Subd Phase #1 loopo-d $304,137 6,343 5338,755 16,727.51 $322,028 600 33
1125/2001 60-Sewlines CC CC. Creekside Arboor Apts Phose 2 562,000 6,343 $69,057 3,410.00 $65,647 600 33
2/812001 6O-Sewlines CC CC - Tumberry Subd #2 $75,170 6,343 583,726 4,009.04 $79,717 600 32
4111/2001 60-Sewlines CC CC - Woodhaven Subd $50,585 6,343 $56,343 2,529.25 $53,614 600 30
51312001 60-Sewlines ce CC -Butte Fence 56,832 6,343 $7,610 330.21 57,279 600 29
511612001 60-Sewlines CC . CC - The l.;lkes @ Cherry Lane tIS Subd $24,949 6,343 527,789 1,205.87 $28,583 600 29
6/1812001 60-SewIines CC CC- Wesley Sub sewe~ines $28,856 6,343 $32,141 1,346.64 530,794 600 28
612712001 60-Sewlines CC CC - Resolulion Subdivision $78,016 6,343 $86,896 3,640.84 563,258 600 28
6/2712001 60-Sewlines CC CC Edinburgh Place 580,502 6,343 589,665 3,758.76 $85,909 600 28
6/27/2001 60-Sewlines CC ee. Tremont Subd- North $93,358 6,343 $103,985 4,356.71 $99,628 600 28
612912001 60-Sewlines CC CC - Packard Acres # 1 $34,120 6,343 $38,003 1,364.78 $36,638 600 24
712/2001 60-Sewlines CC CC - Tarawood $33,055 6,343 $36,818 1,487.50 S35,330 600 27
7/1312001 60-Sewlines CC CC- Wilkins Ranch $92,360 6,343 5102,872 4,156.18 598,716 600 27
7/1712001 6O-Sewlines CC ce- Honor Park Subdivision No 3A $42,501 6,343 547,339 1,912.55 545,426 600 27
7127/2001 60-Sewlines CC CC - ScoUsdale Subvision 518,489 6,343 $20,594 832.01 519,762 600 27
81812001 W-Sewlines CC CC - Vienna Woods #3 554,022 6,343 $60,171 2,340.95 $57,830 600 26
8/812001 Bo.Sewlines CC CC- Penn Station Apartments $18,258 6,343 $20,337 791.20 $19,545 600 26
812312001 60-Sew~nes CC CC - Tumble Creek Sub #5 & 6 586,860 6,343 596,769 3,764.80 $93,004 600 26
9121/2001 60-Sewlines CC CC - Vienna Woods #4 532,714 8,343 $38,438 1,363.08 $35,075 600 25
101112001 60-Sewllnes CC CC - Bear Creek Sub #1 $277,630 6,343 $309,2.32 11,105.22 $298,127 600 24
10/1/2001 60-Sewlines CC CC . Wanda's Meadow $45,921 6,343 551.148 1,836.86 549,311 600 24
11/112001 60-Sewlines CC CC Bear Creek Sub #3 $47,154 6,343 $52,521 1,807.55 $50,713 600 23
1/2/2002 60-Sewlines CC CC - Penn Stalion Apartments $18,258 6.538 $19,730 639.05 $19,091 600 21
1/212002 60-Sewlines CC CC - Trieia's Sub #1 Aulumn Faire $105,050 6,538 5113,518 3,676.75 5109,841 600 21
212812002 60-Sewlines CC COoPer Canyon Sub sewerlines 527.314 6,538 $29,516 546.26 $26,969 600 12
5/4/2004 EnterpriseAssets asofSep302003 Sewer
APPENDIX 5C
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WASTEWATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Year. 2004
Current ENR-CCl: 7065 Replacem<mt
Replacement Cost Less
AcqOate AssotTypelO Description Cost ENR - CCI Cost AccDeprAmt AccDepr Life MonthsOepr
41512002 6o-Sewlines CC Turtle Creek #3 sewenines 596,216 6,536 $lo3,973 1,924.35 5102,049 600 12
416/2002 60-Sewlines CC CC - Bndgelower Crossing Sub #1 $150,366 6,538 $162,486 4,510.97 $157,975 600 16
41912002 6Q-Sewlines CC CC - Creekside Arbor Apartments $82,000 8,536 568,966 1,860.00 $65,138 600 16
4111/2002 6o-Sewlines CC CC - Bndgetower Sub #1 $116,742 6,536 $126,153 3,502.27 $122,650 BOD 16
4111/2002 80-Sewlines CC CC - Heron Brook Townhouses $45,633 6,538 $49,311 1,368.99 $47,942 BOD 18
5/112002 60-Sewlines CC CC - Wendys $11,550 6,53e $12,481 327.25 $12,154 600 17
6/1212002 6Q.Sewlines CC CC . Packard Sull #4 $27,695 6,536 $29,927 736.53 $29,189 600 16
611212002 60-Sewlines CC CC - Tricia's SUb #2 Autumn faire $99,847 6,538 $107,696 2,862.60 $105,233 600 16
6/18/2002 6o-Sewlines CC CC - Blackstone English Gardens $144,273 6,536 $155,902 3,647.28 $152,055 600 16
611612002 6Q.&!w~n"s CC CC - Corlll Cmek En9~sh Gardens 5120,676 6,538 $130,403 2,614.65 $127,769 BOD 13
7f112oo2 6Q.Sewiines CC CC - AShford Greens Sub #5 $35,274 6,53e 538,117 861.84 $37,235 600 15
711212002 6Q.Sewlines CC CC . Hartford Esteles Sub S85,874 6,538 $92:,796 2:,146.85 $90,649 600 15
7/16/2002 60-Sewlines CC CC - Devlin Plsce Sub #2: $27,676 6,538 $29,909 691.94 $29,217 600 15
711712002 6O-Sewlines CC CC - Wenda's Meadow $36,400 6,538 $39,334 910.00 $38,424 600 15
8/8/2002 6o-Sewlines CC Bear Creek Sub #4 sewenines $35,937 6,538 536,833 718.73 $38,115 BOD 12
811212002: 6o-Sevilines CC CC - Maca,e Meadows $132,138 6,538 5142,789 3,083.21 $139,705 600 14
8/2912002: 6o-Sewlines CC CC - Pintail Polnl Sub $32,059 6,536 $34.643 748.04 $33,895 600 14
9/1/2002 60.Sewlines CC CC . Silverstone Offsite $710,201 6,538 5767,447 15,387.69 $752,060 600 13
9127/2002 60-Sewllnes CC CC - Merldien G,eens Unit # 14 $23,897 6,538 $25,823 517 .76 $25,305 600 13
101212002 6o-Sewlines CC Bear Creek Sub #5 sewenines S57,249 6,538 $61,863 1,144.97 $60,718 600 12
101212002 80-SewJines CC Bear Creek Sub tIS sewenines $32,600 6,538 $35,228 652.00 534,576 600 12
101212002 60-Sewlines CC Cherry Wood Village Sub sewerlines $35,327 6,538 538,174 706.53 $37,468 600 12
101412002 6o-Sewlines CC Jngelnook Sub #1 sewenines $28,471 6,538 $30,766 569.42 $30,196 600 12
1013112002 60-Sewlines CC Sundance Sub #1 sewenines $76.424 6,538 $82,584 1,526.47 $81,055 600 11
12116/2002 60-Sewlines CC Keamey Place #4 sewenines $7,961 6,536 $8,603 132.69 $8,470 600 10
1211712002 6o-Sewlines CC Autumn Faire Phase III sewenines $71,536 8,538 $77,302 1,192.27 576,110 600 10
1211712002 8o-Sewlines CC Belkeley Square Suo sewerlines $35,039 6,538 $37,863 583.98 $37,279 600 10
1211712002 6o-Sewlines CC Edinbu,gh Place Ph#1I sewerlines $87,758 6,538 $94,832 1,462.63 $93,369 600 10
1212812002 6o-Sewlines CC Woodblidge Phase II sewenines $120,183 6,538 $129,871 2,003.05 $127,868 600 10
1114/2003 60-Sewlines CC Ashford Greens Sub tIS sewerlines $30,220 6,694 $31,894 453.29 $31,441 600 9
111412003 6o-Sewlines CC Quenzer Commons sewenines 592,017 6,694 $97,117 1,360.25 $95,737 600 9
212012003 60-Sewlines CC Marlin Subdivision sewerlines $150,073 6,694 $158,390 2,000.97 $156,389 600 8
3/612003 60-Sewlines CC Messina Village #1 seweriines $952,615 6,694 $1,005,412 11,113.64 $994,298 600 7
31712003 8o-Sewlines CC Messina Hills #1 sewerlines $141,849 6,694 $f49,711 1,654.91 $146,056 600 7
311612003 60-Sewlines CC Cedar Springs #1 sewerlines $135,000 6,694 $142,462 1,575.00 $140,907 600 7
4f9/2DD3 60-Sewlines CC Baldwin Park sewenines $90,350 6,694 $95,357 903.50 $94,454 600 6
4121/2003 6o-Sewlines CC Packard Acres #2: sewerlines $47,522 6,694 $50,156 475.22 $49,681 600 6
6/2412003 6o-Sewlines CC Bridgetower Crossing tI'2 sewenines $136,762 6,694 $144,342 91 U5 5143,430 600 4
7/2312003 6o-Sewfines CC Touchmarn sewer1ines 5257,967 6,694 $272,264 1,289.83 $270,974 600 3
8/2712003 60-Sewlines CC Bridgelower Crossing #3 sewenines $158,668 6,694 $167,462 528.89 5166,933 600 2
6/2912003 6o.Sewlines CC Sutherland Ferms sewenines $65,064 6,694 589,778 263.55 589,495 BOO 2
91412003 6o-Sewlines CC Baldwin Park #2 sewenines $94,652 6,694 $100,109 156.09 $99,950 600 I
9/1112003 60-Sewllnes CC Havasu Creek #1 sewerJines $107,672 6,694 $113,639 179.45 $113,460 600 1
911112003 6o-Sewlines CC Salmon Rapids #5 sewerlines $22,645 6,B94 $23,900 37.74 $23,862 BOD 1
9111/2003 6o-Sewlines CC Staten Park Sub sewerlines $50,302 6,694 $53,090 63.84 $53,006 600 1
9/1812003 60-Sewlines CC Quenzer Commons #2 sewerlines 539,Bl1 6,694 $41,806 66.02 $41,740 600 1
913012003 6o-Sewlines CC Tuscany lakes #1 sewertines $80,500 6,694 $64,962 134.17 S64,627 600 1
$ubtatal: $23,553,199 $30,164,868 $3,185,792 $26,979,076
OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT
11/1/1984 60.Equip-WWTP Veh - 64 FORO Pickup $6,444 8,444.00 SO 120 120
111111990 ao-E.quip-WWTP Ven - 91 FORO Pickup C4712 $9,995 9,995.00 $0 120 120
3117/1993 6o-Equip-WWTP Equip - Recorder RR769101 $1,460 1,460.00 $0 120 126
3117/19936o-Equip-WWTP Equip - Tmnsmiller FT400101 0 $1,900 1,900.00 $0 120 126
311711993 6o-Equip-WWTP Equip - Transducer X04001oo $625 825.00 $0 120 126
3117/19936o.Equip.WWTP Equip - Programmer KP400 5400 400.00 $0 120 126
3117f1993 60.Equip-WWTP Equip - Recorder RR769100 $1,290 1 ,290.00 $0 120 126
4fl311993 6o-Equip-WWTP Equip - Signal Sender & Receiver $502 502.00 SO 120 125
7fl5f1993 6o-EQuip-WWTP Radio 2way Midland $646 648.00 SO 120 122
7115/1993 60-EQuip-WWTP Radio Midiand Base Station $668 868.00 50 120 122
6/1011993 6o-Equip-WWTP Phone System 4-2 lines $2,545 1,292.25 $1,253 240 122
91111993 BO.Equip-WWTP Veh - 93 fORO Pickup f150 vin#50253 59,995 9,495.00 $500 120 120
9130/1993 6o.Equip-WWTP Equip - Chlonne Leak Delecl 51,164 1,164.00 $0 17.0 120
1012111993 Bo-Equip-WWTP Electmc - Cople, 7600 Sharp $3,725 3,725.00 $0 120 121
7/1311994 6o-Equip-WWTP Veh - AgChem S,udge Applicator 8018 $124,888 114,481.00 $10,407 120 110
6/lf1994 60-Equip-WWTP Pump interturf $2,012 2,012.00 $0 84 86
9116f1994 6o-Equlp-WWTP Pump washwater $4,600 4,800.00 SO 84 84
9/29/1994 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Transmilter Fischer Porter $992 992.00 $0 60 60
913of1994 6o.Equip-WWTP Equip - UV Equipment $132,512 59,632.00 S72,86o 240 108
71911995 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Molor sizeS wlheater block $3,102 2,559.00 5643 120 99
819/1995 60-Equip-WWTP Pump - Motor mbuill 150hp $4,123 3,366.50 $757 120 96
9115/1995 BO.Equip-WWTP Fum - Wort<s18tion $806 32150 $465 240 98
912011995 60-Equip-WWTP Electmc. Prinler HP Deskjetll600 $320 320.00 $0 60 60
11/111995 6o.Equip-WWTP Equip - Snow Blower JD 36in $1,100 871.00 $229 120 95
111221199560-Equip-WWTP Pump VfD 460v 2Chp (1/-1RAS) S2,68o 2,680.00 $0 84 95
121111995 6o-Equip-WWTP Eleclrnc - Software Hanson IMS Plan Mod $3,400 3,400.00 $0 60 69
121111995 6O-Equip-WWTP Electmc - Software Hanson IMS Sewer Moo $3,400 3,400.00 $0 60 69
1211f1995 60-Equip-WWTP Electmc - Software Hanson IMS Rpt $1,400 1.400.00 $0 60 69
211211996 6o.Equip-WWTP Veh - 96 fORD F2ao Pickup #351 55 517,480 15,980.00 $1,500 60 67
2129/1996 6o.Equip-WWTP Veh - Generator, Traiier mounted $22,300 16,911.00 $5,369 120 91
311311996 6o.Equip-WWTP Radio Midland #7o-1336B $641 641.00 $0 60 66
3/31/1996 60-Equip-WWTP Veh "84 International Dumptruck #5902 S6,Ooo 3,850.00 $2,150 120 84
9/1411996 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Activator, 3way Dug Valve Ele $5,696 3,968.00 $1,708 120 84
9/26/1996 6o-Equip-WWTP Tractor - 1650 MF wlblade $6,325 6,325.00 50 84 88
5/412004 EnterpnseAssets asofSep302oo3 Sewer
APPENDIX 5C
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WASTEWATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Currenl Year. 2004
Curren! ENR-GCI: 7065 Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
AcqOate AssetTypelO Description Cost ENR . CCI Cost AccOaprAmt AccOepr Life MonthOapr
10/3111996 60-Equip-WWTP Storage - Bin $4,650 3,216.00 $1,434 120 83
1013111998 60.Equip-WWTP Equip - Sludge Digester Mixer $67,971 47,013.50 $20,958 120 83
1013111998 60-Equip-WWTP Veh - 97 FORD Pickup vin#75155 $14,442 14,442,00 $0 60 71
3/3111997 80-Equip-WWTP Equip - Flowmeters 2 Sparling S8,OOO 5,200.00 $2,800 120 78
3/3111997 8a.Equip-WWTP Equip - Field Conditioner $750 488,00 $282 120 78
4130/1997 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Air Compressor $1,150 1,150,00 $0 60 65
513111997 80-Equip-WWTP Storage . Cabinet, blast $1,739 1,101.50 $638 120 75
9130/1997 80-Equip-WWTP Equip - Coming MeIer for Lab $1,220 732,00 $488 120 72
1013111997 80-Equip-WWTP EQUIP - FLOWMETER $4,251 2,521.50 $1,740 120 71
11/30/1997 6a.Equip-WWTP EQUIP - HYDRANT $1,780 513.00 $1,247 240 70
1113011997 80-Equip-WWTP Electmc - COMPUTER AND MONITOR $1,807 1,807.00 $0 60 70
12/18/1997 80-Equip-WWTP Electmc - COMPUTER, LAPTOP $1,302 1,302.00 $0 50 89
12/18/1997 80.Equip-WWTP Veh - 98 FORD F150 #78978 $13,117 13,117.00 $0 80 89
12/31/1997 60-Equip-WWTP Storage - CABINET $828 828.00 $0 60 69
12131/1997 60-Equip-WWTP EQUIP - AUTO CRANE $4,995 4,995.00 $0 60 69
113111998 80-Equip-WWTP Veh - SUNGER upgrade for 77 Big Wheel $18,873 9,448.50 $7,225 120 68
1131f1998 5a.Equip-WWTP RADiO $684 664.00 $0 60 68
2128/1998 80-Equip-WWTP Electmc - SOFlWARE $12,800 12,800.00 $0 80 87
2128/1998 60-Equip-WWTP STORAGE SHED $1,780 1,780.00 $0 60 67
212811998 60-Equip-WWTP Furn - Business Interiors admin $14,218 14,218.00 $0 60 67
2/28/1998 60-Equip-WWTP EQUIP - OETECTAMETER, GAS $1,294 722.00 $572 120 67
2128/1998 8a.Equip-WWTP Fum - REFRIGERATOR $613 613.00 $0 60 87
3131/1998 6a.Equip-WWTP Veh - 78 Big Wheel Driveline $8,157 8,157.00 $0 60 56
3/3111998 60-Equip-WWTP Tractor - BACKHOE $21,800 21,800.00 $0 80 86
413011996 60.Equip-WWTP Eleclmc - Prinler $1,018 1,018.00 $0 60 65
4130/1998 6a.Equip-WWTP Furn - FURNITURE, OFFICE $2,270 2,270.00 $0 60 65
513111998 60-Equip-WWTP Electmc - COPIER, CANON $1,000 1,000,00 $0 60 64
5131f1998 60-Equip-WWTP Fum-GHAIRS Studenl Desks $4,950 4,950.00 $0 60 64
8/30/1998 6a.Equip-WWTP EQUIP. GENERATOR $99,965 52,481.50 $47,484 120 63
10131/1998 60.Equip-WWTP Veh . Trailer $8,574 8,573,68 $0 60 59
1013111996 60-Equip-WWTP Veh - 98 CHEV 1/2 ton #278912 $15,302 16,302.23 $0 60 59
12/12/1998 60.Equip-WWTP Phone - Voicemail $1,965 1,899.50 $66 60 58
117119911 6a.Equip-WWTP Veh - 99 FORD F450 #9S992 $30,503 28,978.23 $1,525 60 57
5I31/1119980.Equip-WWTP Equip -Instai! Frequency Drive $2,364 2,088.20 $276 60 52
6/14/111911 60-Equip-WWTP Electmc - ISDN Box to connect Casella $1,501 1,300.87 $200 60 52
6/2211999 60-Equip-WWTP Eleclmc - Software Hydra 6 Sew Model $1,616 1,400.32 $215 60 52
9/2111999 60-Equip-WWTP Veh - Trailer 99 UJiiity $1,000 818.67 $183 50 49
10rf/1999 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Weider Hobart Bela $1,138 455.20 $683 120 48
10/2111999 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Easypure Feed for Lab $2,121 848.28 $1,272 120 48
12/6/1999 80-Equip-WWTP Equip - Steril wfTemp Control $6,506 2,493,89 $4,012 120 46
12121f1999 80-Equip-WWTP Veh - 00 CHEVY S10 Pickup #190383 $12,581 9,545.13 $2,935 60 46
12130f1999 5Q-Equip-WWTP Veh - 00 FORD Ranger XCab #45130 $13,212 10,129.39 $3,083 80 45
1/28/2000 6a.Equip-WWTP Tractor - HYSTER Forf<lift #H50XM $20,100 7,537,50 $12,563 120 45
214/2000 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Spectrophotometer $1,715 628.83 $1,086 120 44
2/18/2000 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Melller Balance model#AG204 $2,392 877.14 $1,515 120 44
311612000 60.Equip-WWTP Radio for 00 Ford Ranger $571 480.99 $190 60 43
3f27!2000 60.Equip-WWTP Equip - Refridgerator 20.5 Sears $800 286.67 $513 120 43
4/112000 50-Equip-WWTP Equip -Incubator & Molor ISE for Lab $2,978 1,042.44 $1,936 120 42
41412000 5Q-Equip-WWTP Electmc - Microfilm Machine Canon Np680 $3,100 2,170.00 $930 60 42
4119/2000 60-Equip.WWTP Equip - Incubator for Lab $2,419 845.58 $1,572 120 42
4/1912000 60.Equip-WWTP Equip. Digester Mech Oven for Lab $1,323 462.95 $860 120 42
511112000 60-Equip-WWTP Erectmc - Computer Compaq $1,430 977.44 $453 50 41
5f1112000 SO-Equip-WWTP Electmc - Computer Compaq $1,430 977.44 $453 60 41
912012000 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Muffle Furnace for Lab $2,349 724.28 $1,625 120 37
913012000 60.Equip-WWTP Equip - Water Softener Culligan $2,247 1,385.65 $651 60 36
10/12/2000 8D-Equip-WWTP Eleclmc - Laptop HP for Biosoiids $1,549 929.55 $620 60 36
1011212000 80-Equlp-WWTP Eleclmc - Computer Compaq Ath900 $1,911 1,146.87 S765 60 36
10/1212000 60-Equip-WWTP Eleclmc - Computer Compaq Ath900 $1,911 1,146.87 $765 80 36
10119/2000 60-Equlp-WWTP Welder Powermax 900 25'Ieads $2,080 623.97 $1,458 120 36
3/8f2001 60.Equip-WWTP PHIISE Meter Fisher #920A $1,438 371.54 $1,087 120 31
511112001 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Eyewash Safety Unit $2,481 599.67 $1,862 120 29
713/2001 60-Equip-WWTP TractorHitachi LX80-2 Bucket Ldr #WL3287 $38,589 8,662.48 $29,906 120 27
7/11/2001 60-Equlp.WWTP Equip' Microscope NCenLab Trinocular $1,600 359.91 $1,240 120 27
7f20/2001 60.Equip-WWTP Equip. Weighl set Fisher $1,247 280.57 $966 120 27
8f27/2001 60-Equip-WWTP Tractor -2000 Kawasaki KAF300 sn#B507066 $5,328 2,308.86 $3,019 60 26
9f2812001 60-Equip-WWTP Electrnc - Computer UnU)( Server 1/2 $2,694 1,122,60 $1,572 50 25
9/3012001 60-Equip-WWTP Eleclmc - Compaq Dl320 Server 1/2 $1,659 895.58 $974 60 25
11114f2001 6D-Equip-WWTP Equip - Vertical Mii! $4,813 922.55 $3,891 120 23
11/2012001 80-Equip-WWTP Equip - Oxygen Lab MeIer $1,024 196.21 $828 120 23
3f6l2002 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Generator for WWTP $7,729 1,223.84 $6,506 120 19
3f14/2002 60-Equip-WWTP VEH - FORD F250 PICkup #19874 $18,159 5,750.25 S12,408 60 19
4f1012002 8O-Equip-WWTP Equip. Lawnmower Craftsman $2,580 387.00 $2,193 120 18
4/1112002 60-Equip-WWTP Electmc - Compuler PA for Lab 2.0ghz $2,206 881.91 $1,544 60 18
4/25/2002 60-Equip-WWTP FURN - Desks Comer,Chairs for Lab $1,882 564.86 $1,318 60 18
4130/2002 60-Equip-WWTP VEH - 2002 GMC Sonoma #212608 $11,787 3,530,14 $8,237 60 18
51912002 60-Equip-WWTP FURN - Desk,fiIe,chair for Lab $2,445 692.81 $1,752 60 17
8/112002 6a.Equip-WWTP PHONE system for Lab $3,729 870.13 $2,859 60 14
81512002 60-Equip-WWTP Software Wastewater Mgml AlLMAX $6,108 1,425.20 $4,683 60 14
6/29/2002 60-Equip-WWTP Equip - Sweeper KPM Broom for Mule $1,648 192.27 $1,455 120 14
10/1012002 60.Equip-WWTP fum - worl<slations for Tom Lee & Carmen $2,372 474.47 $1,898 80 12
10115/2002 60-Equip-WWTP Mule Kawasaki 2003 $5,6B3 1,136.67 $4,547 60 12
10/2812002 60-Equip-WWTP Crane Gantry lion $3,185 318.51 S2,687 120 11
11/1f2002 60.Equip-WWTP Refrigeraled Sampler $4,542 416.35 $4,126 120 11
1116/2002 60-Equip-WWTP Computer Gateway #28829408 $1,394 255.57 $1,138 60 11
514/2004 EnterpriseAssets asorSep302003 Sewer
WASTEWATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Year: 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065
AcqOate AsselTypelO
11/1612002 6Q-Equip-WWTP
1213/2002 6Q-Equip-WWTP
12130/2002 6Q-Equip-WWTP
3/1/2003 60-Equip-WWTP
413/2003 6Q-Equip-WWTP
4/2712003 6Q-Equip-WWTP
5/1/2003 60-Equip-WWTP
5120/2003 6Q-Equip-WWTP
5120/2003 60-Equip-WWTP
5123/2003 60.Equip-WWTP
8/1/2003 60-Equip-WWTP
4130/1905 6Q-lmprv-WWTP
9130/1997 6Q-lmprv-WWTP
5/4/2004
Oescripllon
Locator Kit Metmlech 9860'1
Computer Micmn
Moisture Analyzer Ohaus #1121490462
Phone cabling & upgrade by Expanels
MuUi Probe Syslem !nstrumenl
Compuler SelVer DELL PowerEdge 2.4ghz
CampersheH for Pretrealment pickup
Baromeler YSI 556 MPS
Temp Probes 210m CBL DO/COND
Sampler 900ma' Controller portable
Computer Micmn Laptop MPC #3465447-0001
lmpmve - Sprinkler-AMYX
Improve - Sprinkler Wheel Une
Subtotal:
Wastewater Treatment
CollecUon Syslern - City Provided
CoHection System - Developer Pmvided
Operation Assets
WASTEWATER TOTAL:
Cost
$2,775
$1,361
$2,060
$3,751
$2,461
$5,915
$1,118
$2,947
$1,870
$9,933
$1,872
52,140
$2,514
$1,029,552
Cost
$16,B82,397
$8,110,157
$23,553.199
$1.029.552
$49,575.304
EnterpnseAssets asofSep302003
E::NR-CCI
Replacement
Cost
Replacement
Cost
822,929,302
$12,095,246
$30,164,868
81,029,552
$66,216,$67
AccOeprAmt
254.37
226.61
171.67
437.59
123.06
591.47
93.17
122.60
77.90
413.68
62.36
901.00
753,50
$664,933
AccDeprAmt
$4,799,017
$1,526,564
83,165,792
5664,933
$10,176,306
Replacement
Cost Less
AccDepr
$2,521
51,134
51,886
$3,313
$2,338
$5,323
$1,025
$2,824
$1,792
S9,519
$1,809
$1,239
$1,761
$364,619
Replacemgot
Cost Less
AccDepr
816,130,286
$10,586,681
$26,979,076
$364,619
$56,040,662
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APPENDIX 6A
WATER SYSTEM CIP
Year
Water
Capital Cost
('04 dollars)
Eng/Admin
Legal Costs
('04 dollars)
Water Sys.
Capital Cost
Adjusted(1 )
Scheduled Improvements
2003 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $234,146 Miscellaneous
$250,000 $50,000 $300,000 $292,683 Overland Road (Joint ACHD)
$400,000 $80,000 $480,000 $468,293 Well 25
! Subtotal: $995,122
2004 $400 $80 $480 $480 Well 26
$400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $500,000 Well 27
$500,000 $100,000 $600,000 $600,000 Franklin Road (Joint ACHD)
$80,000 $20,000 $100,000 $100,000 Urban Renewal
$1,250,000 $160,000 $1,410,000 $1,410,000 FranklinfTen Mile, Eagle Rd, Victory Rd, Misc.
$500,000 $100,000 $600,000 $600,000 Water Line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $3,210,480
2005 $160,000 $40,000 $200,000 $205,000 Miscellaneous
$100,000 $25,000 $125,000 $128.125 Overland Road, Hwy 69 to Stoddard (Joint ACHD)
$80,000 $20,000 $100,000 $102,500 Urban Renewal
$700,000 $105,000 $805.000 $825,125 Water Une ExtensIons/Loop Closures
$350,000 $60,000 $410,000 $420,250 Well #208
$400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $512,500 Well # 28
$400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $512,500 Well # 29
$0
Subtotal: $2,706,000
2006 $80,000 $20,000 $100,000 $105,063 Urban Renewal
$30,000 $5,000 $35,000 $36,772 Ten Mile Road. F'ranklin to CherI)' (Joint ACHD)
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $756,450 Water Une Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $898,284
2007 $400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $538,445 Well 30
$80,000 $20,000 $100,000 $1 07,689 Urban Renewal
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $775,361 Water Une Extensions/loop Closures
$150,000 $30,000 $180,000 $193,840 Overland, Linder to Meridian Rd (Joint ACHD)
Subtotal: $1,615,336
2008 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $264,915 Miscellaneous
$80,000 $20,000 $100,000 $110,381 Urban Renewal
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $794,745 Water Line Extensions/loop Closures
$350,000 $75,000 $425,000 $469,120 \.84 Xing @ Ten Mile
Subtotal: $1.639,162
2009 $400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $565,704 Wefl31
$80,000 $20,000 $100,000 $113,141 Urban Renewal
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $814,614 Water Une Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,493,459
2010 $400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $579,847 Well 32
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $834,979 Water line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,414,826
2011 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $285.285 Miscellaneous
$600,000 $20,000 $620,000 $736,985 Water Une Extensions/loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,022,270
2012 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $292,417 Miscellaneous
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $877,250 Water Une Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,169,667
2013 $400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $624,431 Well 33
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $899,181 Water Line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,523,613
2014 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $307,220 Miscellaneous
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $921,661 Water line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,228,881
2015 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $314,901 Miscellaneous
$600,000 $20,000 $620,000 $813,494 Water Une Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,128,395
5/4/2004
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WATER SYSTEM CIP
APPENDIX 6A
Year
Water
Capital Cost
('04 dollars)
Eng/Admin
Legal Costs
('04 dollars)
Water Sys.
Capital Cost
Adjusted(1)
Scheduled Improvements
2016 $400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $672,444 Well 34
$600,000 $120.000 $720,000 $968,320 Water Line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,640,764
2017 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $330,843 Miscellaneous
$600,000 $20,000 $620,000 $854,677 Water Line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal; $1,185,519
2018 $200,000 I $40,000 $240,000 $339,114 Miscellaneous
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 I $1,017,341 I Water Line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,356,455
2019 $400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $724,149 Well 35
$600,000 $20,000 $620,000 $897,945 Water Line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,622,094
2020 $200,000 $40,000 $240,000 $356,281 Miscellaneous
$600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $1,068,844 Water Line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,425,125
2021 $400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $760,809 Well 35
$600,000 $20,000 $620,000 $943,403 Water Line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,704,212
2022 $600,000 $120,000 $720,000 $1,122,954 Water Line Extensions/Loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,122,954
2023 $400,000 $100,000 $500,000 $799,325 Well 36
$600,000 $20,000 $620,000 $991,163 Water Line Extensions/loop Closures
Subtotal: $1,790,488
TOTAL:
$22,220,400
$3,970,080
Total: $31,893.107
(1) Assume inflation @ 2.5%
(2) All years in which no major construction is planned a $200,000 miscellaneous item
is shown to cover small capital expo (telemetry, hydrants, chemical equipment, etc.)
(3) The weJ[ construction schedule is based on maintaining a ratio of approximately 1 well
to every 1000 to 1200 ERU,C92 which is the current ratio.
514/2004
CIP Schedule
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APPENDIX 6B
Page 1 of 1
WATER FEE CALCULATION SUMMARY
Water SUDotv (WeNs) Assessment Charae
2003 Water Supply Replacement Cost less Depreciation: $ 10,346,264
Less Outstanding Bond Principal: $ -
Net Water Supply System Value: $ 10,346,264
Water Supply System Capacity, ERU's: j" . . 3:pa8;'!
2003 Water Supply System Charge per ERU: $ 306
Water Storaae Assessment Charae
2003 Water Storage Replacement Cost less Depreciation: $ 1,535,854
Less Outstanding Bond Princioal: $ -
Net Water Storage System Value: $ 1,535,854
Water Storage Capacity, ERU's: ~H':":33iw
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2003 Water Storage Charge per ERU: $ 45
Water Distribution (Citv-ConstructedJ Assessment Charae
2003 DistrIbution Replacement Cost less Depreciation: $ 10,566,681
Less Outstanding Bond Princioal: $ -
Net Distribtuion System Value: $ 10,566,681
Water Distribution System Capacity, ERU's: ~'(:!)::f;!:!:.3;?178e~
2003 Water Distribution (City-Constructed) Charge per ERU: $ 313
Total City-Constructed Assessment per ERU: $ 664
Develooer Provided Distribution System Assessment Fee
2003 Developer-provided Distribution Replacement Cost Less Depree $ 26,979,076
Provide 50% for replacement: $ 13,489,538
Distribution System Capacity, ERU's: $ 33,788
2003 Assessment Charge: $ 399
Subtotal: $ 1,064
Previous Distribution System Charge per ERU: $ 673
Percent Change: 58%
Distribution Svstem Development Fee
(see file titled 'brad_w\enterprise\water' for calculations) $ 460
TOTAL WATER CHARGE: $ 1,524
Total wlo System Development Fee: $ 1,064
Previous Fee: $ 704
Percent Increase: 51.1%
5/4/2004
FEE SUMMARY.may.Brad_W
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WATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Year: 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065
Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
AcqDate AssetWlIelD Description Cost ENR - CCI Cost AccDeprAmt AccDepr Life MonthsDel
STORAGE
7130/1977 60-lmprv-Wal CC Improve - Water Tank (grant} 5459,249 2,576 S1,259,547 S240,344 51,019,204 600 314
913012000 5o-CIP-Water GIP - Water Tower Upgrade FYOo 522,684 6,221 525,762 $0 525,762 0 0
913012001 60-GiP-Water 2001 Water Tower Upgrade cosls 511,931 5,343 513,289 50 513,269 0 0
9/30/2002 60-CIP-Water 2002 Water Tower Up9rade costs $216,655 3,538 $432,637 $0 $432,537 0 0
9/3012003 50-CIP-Water Water Tower Upgrade $42,602 5,594 $44,953 SO $44,953 0 0
Subtotal: $753,12.1 $1,776,1'38 $240,344 $1,535,854
SUPPLY & REAL PROPERTY
10/7/1950 50-Land-Water Land - Bower Park Office 101 (11WBower) $500 5500 $0 5500 0 0
12/4/1955 50-Land-Waler Land - NW 81h Park Land & Water Office $4,700 $4,700 $0 $4,700 0 0
12/11/1972 60-Land-Water Land - Well#7 Meridian Manor lot 51,500 51,500 50 $1,500 0 0
913011985 50-Land-Water Land - Well#11 Lanark l<lne 101 $9,725 59,725 50 59,725 0 0
5/7/1992 50-l<lnd-Water Land - donated Well #14 Lot by Fuller 544,670 $44,570 $0 544,570 0 0
21811993 5O-Land-Water Land - Well #15 Lol 520,190 $20,190 50 520,190 0 0
6120/1995 50-Land-Waler Land - Well #16 $68,000 588,000 $0 $88,000 0 0
10/1/1999 60-Land-Waler Land - donated Well Sile@l"hOusand Sprgs 540,000 $40,000 50 $40,000 0 0
9/1112001 60-Land-Water Land - Honor Paf1( Sub#1 Lot 3 $8,556 56,856 50 $8,656 0 0
913012002 50-Land-Water LAND - Lot @ Settlers lor Storage Tank $32,400 $32,400 $0 $32,400 0 0
9/1912003 60-Land-Water LAND - Well#24 lot $33,539 $33,539 $0 $33,539 0 0
1212811899 60.Land-Waler Land - Well @ W Cheny lot $15,100 516,100 $0 $16,100 0 0
12128/1899 60-Land-Waler Land - Well#19 Englewood Creek lot 516.100 516,100 $0 $15,100 0 0
Subtotal: $316,2.80 $316,280 $0 $316,2.80
1011/1968 60-Bldg-Waler NW 6th Bldg & Planllmprovements $414,631 1,155 $2,536,249 $414,631 $2,121,616 380 360
101111980 60-Bldg-WaterGC BLOG - BO ISE RIVER OUTFALL $750 3,237 $1,637 $690 $947 300 276
10/1/1960 6O-Bldg-WalerCC BLOG - OUTFALL PLANT (CC) 5592,380 3,237 $1,292,915 5544,986 $747,929 300 276
9/3011988 60-Pumps PUMP- PUMP AND HOUSE $177,536 4,519 $277 ,560 5177,536 $100,024 120 120
10/1/1988 6o-Wells WELL #a $151,943 4,519 $237,548 $151,943 585,605 120 120
101111988 60-Wells WELLS (VARIOUS) 5117,910 4,519 $184,340 $117,910 566,430 120 120
9/111990 60-Wells WELL #12 573,734 4,732 $110,087 $73,734 $36,353 120 132
6/111991 60-Welts WELL - PUMP & PUMPHOUSE $71,329 4,835 $104,227 571,329 $32,898 120 120
111/1992 50-Bldg-Waler BLOG - Shop @ Bower Slreel 524,127 4,985 $34,194 59.649 $24,545 360 144
9/1/1002 60-Wells WELL #14 $98,135 4,965 $139,082 $33,647 5105,436 420 144
91301199.2 50-Wells WELL - #14 BOOSTER PUMP WELL $83,293 4.986 $118,047 $28,559 $89,488 420 144
11/2/1992 6o-Bldg-Waler BLDG. Office addition @ Bower Streel $1,087 4,985 $1,541 5394 $1,145 360 131
3/3111993 6o-Wells WELL #14 5113,521 5,210 $153,940 $34,054 $119,885 420 125
412311993 6o-Pumps PUMP - MOTOR PUMP, WELL #11 52,249 5,210 $3,050 $2,249 .$801 120 125
11/1oI19936D-Wells WELL #15 $346,619 5,210 $470,031 $98,207 $371,624 4.20 119
8/1/1995 6o-Wells WELL #12 $234,935 6,471 $303,384 $54,815 5248,568 420 98
10131/1995 6o-Wells WELL #16 $347,514 5,471 $448,764 $76,505 5370,159 420 95
4/1/1996 50-Wells WELL #18 $32,027 5,620 $40,262 $6,863 $33,398 420 90
8/22/1996 50-Wells WELL#17 $118,712 5,820 5149,235 524,026 $125,209 420 85
1/3111997 6o-Pumps Pump - PUMP MTR (REBUILD) $3,032 5,826 53,677 52,021 $1,656 120 80
3/31/1997 6D-Wells WELL #9 (REBUILT & INSTALL $5,528 5,826 56,704 51,027 $5,577 420 78
4/3011997 6o-Bldg-Water NW 8th Bldg improvemenls $6,560 5,825 $7,955 $2,105 55,850 240 77
5/3011997 60-Pumps PUMP - SKIMMER PUMP (PUMPHOUSE) S1,250 5,826 $1,516 $781 $735 120 75
8/3111997 60-Wells WELL #19 (REBUILD & MOVE) $93,868 5,826 $113,831 516,315 $97.515 420 73
8/3111997 60-Wells WELL 119 (REBUILD PUMP) $17,573 5,826 521,310 $10,691 $10,620 120 73
11112/19976o.Wells WELL #17 $201,623 5,926 $244,502 533,604 $210,897 420 70
513111998 50-Wells WELL #14 568,989 5,920 582,332 $10,513 571,820 420 64
5/3111996 6o-Wells WELL #14 551,013 5,920 560,680 $0 $60,880 0 59
1213111998 60-Pumps Pump - AC @ Pumphouses $16,419 5,920 $19,595 $7,936 $11,659 120 57
313111999 6o-Wells WELL #6 Well Terminals 541,000 6,059 $47,807 $18,792 $29,016 120 54
3131/1999 50-Welis WELL #7 pump $7,047 6,059 58,217 $3,230 $4,987 120 54
7/2/1999 6o-Bldg-Waler Bldg - NW 8th Garage & parking area $162,480 6,059 $189,458 $23,018 $156,440 360 51
912411999 6o-Wells Well #18 generator $38,469 6,059 $44,856 515,708 529,148 120 49
101111999 50-Wells WELL #19 $385,543 6,059 5449,557 $44,062 $405,495 420 48
10/1/1999 60-Wells WELL #20 $225,317 5,059 $263,893 $25,865 $238,028 420 48
1013111999 60-Wells WELL #16 $221,468 6,059 5258,239 $25,311 $232,929 420 48
511012000 60-Bldg-Waler BLDG - Office Addition for Joel @ NW 8th $1,284 6,221 $1,458 5219 $1,238 240 41
712112000 60-Wells Well #16 Standby Generator & Air Cond $10,043 5,221 $11,406 53,264 $8,142 120 39
10/31/2000 6o-Wells Well #a reconstruction S43,758 5,221 $49,595 $13,127 $36,567 120 35
5/3112001 60-Wells 2001 Well #16 Bypass Line $47,028 6,343 $52,381 $11,365 $41,015 120 28
5/3112001 6o-Wells Waler Slorage Tank @ Ustick $1,695,760 6,343 $1,668,783 $117,088 $1,771,694 420 28
911512001 60-Bldg.Waler Water NW8th remodel backshop 10 offices $42,952 6,343 $47,841 $4,474 $43,367 240 25
9130/2001 6o-CIP-Waler 2001 Well #23 construction costs $619 6,343 $589 $0 $689 0 0
913012001 6o-GIP-Water 2001 Weli #24 conslruction costs $9,484 6,343 $10,564 50 $10,584 0 0
31612002 60-Wells Well #21 Construction $392,275 6,536 $423,894 517,746 $406,149 420 19
3/612002 60-Wells Well #22 construction $480,609 6,538 5519,565 $21,751 $497,814 420 19
912712002 6o-Wells Well #10 VFD unit $14,175 6,538 $15,318 $1,536 $13,762 120 13
9/30/2002 60-CIP.Waler 2002 Well #23 construclion cosls $413,844 8,536 $447,202 $0 $447,202 0 0
9/3012002 6o-CIP.Waler 2002 Well #24 conslruction costs $287,497 6,538 $310,671 50 S31O,671 0 0
91301200.2 60-Wells Well #14 VFD unit .$12,660 6,538 $13,680 $1,372 512,309 120 13
9/3012002 60-CIP-Water Well #25 FY2002 construction coslS $41 8,536 $44 SO $44 0 0
9/3012002 6o.Wells Well SCAOA upgrade far well alarms $40,866 6,538 $44,160 $4.427 539,733 120 13
12131I200250-Wells Well #10 landscape $21,073 6,538 $22,771 51,756 $21,015 120 9
31712003 6o-Wells Well #14 PRV modify high pressure zone $34,979 6,694 536,917 52,040 $34,877 120 7
5/412004
EnterpriseAssels asofSep302003
Waler
APPENDIX 6C
Page 20f9
WATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Year: 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065
Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
AcqDate AssetTypelD Descriptlon Cost ENR - eCI Cost AccDeprAml AccDepr Life MonlhsDel
41112003 SO-Wells Well #11 Unit Faull conlact assembly $6,620 6,694 $6,9B7 $331 $6,656 120 6
4/112003 €O-Wells Well #15 Unit Faull conlact assembly $12,660 6,694 $13,362 $633 $12,729 120 6
913012003 60-CIP-Water Well #23 FY2003 construction costs $998 6,694 $1,053 $0 S1,053 0 0
9/30/2003 6O-CIP-Water Well #24 construction $263,938 6,694 $278,566 SO 5276,566 0 0
913012003 60-CIP.Water Well #25 construction 572,097 6,694 576,093 $0 $76,093 0 0
9/30/2003 6O-CIP-Water Well #25 watermain 58,226 6,694 $8,682 $0 $6,682 0 0
Sublolal: 58,464,295 $12,712,199 $2,365,9:15 $10,:146,264
CITY.PROVtDED DISTRIBUTtON
9/111977 60-Waterline CC WL - WATERLINES. GRANT 5848,712 2,576 $2,327,698 $442,909 51,aa4,789 600 313
1211/1983 60-Waterlines WL- E 1ST STREET $32,120 4,066 $55,811 $12,840 $42,971 600 240
1211/1983 60-Waterlines WL - E CARLTON ST $14,450 4,066 525,108 $5,789 $19,319 600 240
91t/1986 60-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN PARK 527,193 4,295 544,731 59,826 $34,904 600 217
61111987 60-Waterlines WL - FREEWAY EXTENSION $115,950 4,406 5185,925 $39,423 $146,502 600 204
9111199260-lmpnl-Water Improve - Chain Link Fence @ Well#11 $2,285 4,985 53,238 $1,255 $1,983 240 132
911/1992 60-Waterlines WL - N MERIDIAN RD $136,766 4,985 $193,832 532,822 8161,010 800 144
613011993 50-Waterlines WL - S MERIDIAN RD W LINE EXT $3,420 5,210 $4,638 5699 $3,939 600 123
9/29/1993 60-lmprv-Water Improve - 220' Chain Link Fence $:1,375 5,210 $4,577 81,669 $2,886 240 120
9/30/1993 60-I(I1pnl-Water Improve - Paving @ Well#11 52,705 5,210 $3,669 $1,352 $2,318 240 120
8/111994 60.lmpnl-Water Improve - Sprinkler System @ Well#14 52,B15 5,406 53,878 $1,291 $2,387 240 110
9/19/1994 80-lmprv-Water Improve - Landscape Well#14 5B,B86 5,408 511,609 52,714 58,895 360 110
4/1/1995 60-lmprv-Waler Improve - LDS Hydrant $3,406 5,411 84,396 $1,433 $2,96B 240 101
2/1/1996 60.lmprv-Water Improve - Hydranls $2,850 5,620 $3,583 $1,082 $2,501 240 91
41221199B 60-lmpnl-Waler Improve - Hydrants 53,743 5,620 $4,105 $1,388 53,318 240 89
8/22/1996 50.imprv-Water Improve - Mitsubishi System Well#10 $3,862 5,520 $4,855 $2,735 52,120 120 85
10131/1996 60-lmprv-Waler Hydrant replacement 81,780 5,620 52,213 S609 $1,604 240 83
10131/1996 60-lmprv-Water Improve - Fence 5655 5,620 5823 5227 $597 240 83
10131/199660-Waterlines WL - WATERLINE ON LINDER RD $9,211 5,620 $11,579 51,274 510,305 600 83
12/31/1996 60.Waterlines WL - WATERLIN NEW 314 5600 5,620 $154 $81 $673 600 81
513111997 60-lmpnl-Water Improve. Replace Waler Valves $1,700 5,826 $2,062 5539 51,523 240 76
5131/1997 60.Waterlines WL - WATERLINE ON EAST 1ST 524,300 5,826 529,468 $3,078 526,390 600 78
5/30/1997 eO-lmprv-Water Improve. parlring Lot @ NW 8th $41,653 5,626 550,511 513,015 537,495 240 75
711511997 60-Waterlines WL - WATERLINE ON EAST 1ST. BRICK 55,428 5,826 56,582 $679 $5,904 SOD 75
713111997 60.Waterlines WL - UNDER ROAD WATERLINE $126,439 5,826 $153,328 $17,280 5136,049 600 62
7/3111997 60-Waterlines WL - REPLACEMENT OF WATERLINE CONNECl $20,720 5,826 $25,126 $2,555 $22,571 600 74
7131/1997 60.Waterlines WL. WATERLINE ON EAST 1 ST $660 5,826 $800 581 $719 600 74
8/31/1997 60-lmprv-Waler Hydrant $2,618 5,626 83,417 $656 $2,560 240 73
913011997 60-tmprv-Waler Hydrants 523,369 5,626 $2B,339 57,010 $21,329 240 72
3131/1998 60-lmpnl-Water HYDRANT 51,641 5,920 $1,958 $451 $1,507 240 66
513111996 60.lmprv-Water HYDRANT, PINE AND MERIDIAN $4,365 5,920 $5,209 51,164 $4,045 240 64
513111998 60-Waterlines WL-15W BROADWAY $1,235 5,920 $1,474 $132 51,342 600 64
5/31/1998 60-Waterlines WL - 305 W BROADWAY 51,235 5,920 $1,474 $132 $1,342 BOO 64
5/31/1998 60-Waterlines WL-435 W BROADWAY 51,235 5,920 51,474 8132 51,342 600 B4
5131/1998 60-Waterlines WL - 817 MERIDIAN $t,185 5,920 $1,414 $127 51,288 BOO 64
5/31/1998 BO-Walerlines WL - 829 MERIDIAN $1,185 5,920 $1,414 5127 $1,288 500 64
6130/1998 60.Waterlines WL -3156COlLARS 52,068 5,920 $2,468 $217 $2,251 600 63
613011998 SO-Waterlines WL .314 MAINLINE 510,365 5,920 $12,370 $1,089 $11,281 BOO 63
7131/1998 60-lmprv-Water HYDRANT $7,280 5,920 $8,688 $1.861 $6,807 24<J 62
7131/1998 BO-Wa1erlines WL - 3862 ROSE CIRCLE 52,643 5,920 $3,154 $273 $2,881 600 62
7131/1998 60-Waterlines WL-813 W 1ST 51,815 5.920 52,167 $188 $1,980 600 B2
7/3111996 BO.Waterlines WL- 913 E2ND $2,093 5,920 $2,496 5216 $2,282 600 62
1 0/1l1 998 60-Waterlines WL - Ustick Waterline FY98 524.198 5,920 $28,879 $2,420 $26,459 600 60
10/31/1998 50.Walerlines. WL - WaterSVC@ 1130 E5th $3,629 5,920 $4,331 $363 53,968 600 59
112611999 BO-Waterlines WL - Waterline@ Taylor Street $18,926 6,059 $22,058 $1,798 520,270 600 57
5131/1999 60-Waterlines WL . Waterline @ 99 Taylor street 55,000 6,059 $5,830 5442 55,388 600 52
71111999 60.Waterlines WL - Franklin ReI Waterline 5329,049 6,059 5383,683 527,969 $355,714 600 51
8/611999 BO-Waterlines WL - Water Box @ Broadway 52,03B 6,059 $2,374 $170 $2,204 500 50
816/199S 50-Waterlines Wl- Waler Box @ Rose Circle $3,417 6,059 $3,985 $2B5 $3,700 BOO 50
11/30/199960-Waterlines WL - Waterline Project Eagle/Overland #1 5155,793 6,059 $181,660 $12,204 $169,456 600 46
1131/2000 60.Waterlines WL.5th Street WatertWin Extension $11,500 5,221 513,OBO 5653 $12,198 600 44
212312000 BO.Waterlines WL - 99 Wa>terline Project General-Desig $343,538 6,221 $390,146 525,193 $3B4,953 600 44
4/112000 6O-Wate,lines WL - 61h Street Waterline Extension 57,460 6,221 $8,472 5522 $7,950 600 42
4130/2000 50-Waterlines WL " Waterline @ 184 Crossing by Voigt 8100,452 6,221 $114,080 57.032 5107,04B 500 41
6/30/2000 BO-Waterlines WL - Walerline Project Phase #2 $482,192 6,221 $547,611 $32,146 $515,465 600 39
913012000 60-Waterlines WL - Fire Svc Une @ Chateau $10,104 6,221 511,475 5623 510,852 600 36
9130/2000 60-Waterlines WL - Waterline Extension Us lick-Summers 8243,836 6,221 $276,917 $15,037 $261,881 600 36
11/22/2000 60-lmpnl-Water Fire Hydrant @ 2nd & Idaho 53,342 6,221 $3,795 $487 $3,308 240 35
6/30/2001 60-Waterlines Waterline from Ministorage to WWTP 524,057 6,343 $2B,796 $1,123 525,673 600 26
7/212002 60-Waterlines WL - LocustGrove ACHD Project 587,262 B,538 S94,295 $2,182 $92,114 600 15
8/112002 60-Waterlines WL - WOOdbridge waterline extension $51,307 6,538 $55,442 $1,197 554,245 600 14
9/1012002 60-lmprv-Water Fire Hydrant replacements $63,515 6,538 $66,B35 $3,440 565,194 240 13
913012002 60-CIP-Waler 2002 Overland Road ACHD project waterlin 513,158 6,536 514,218 $0 514,218 0 0
9/30/2002 BO.CIP-Water 2002 Ustick Reservoir Water Line Norln $10,339 6,538 $11,173 50 511,173 0 0
9/30/2002 50-Waterlines WL - Bring City Water to WWPlant $98,100 6,538 $106,007 $2,125 5103,882 600 13
10/212002 60-Waterlines Uslick Wati!rline phase#1 5253,380 6,538 $273,804 $5,068 5268,736 600 12
1013112002 BO-Waterlines Meridian High Schooi waterline extension 525,873 6,538 527,959 5517 $27,441 600 11
51112003 6O-Walerlines Soulh Slough Waterline $124,051 6,B94 $130,926 51,034 $129,692 600 5
913012003 60-CIP-Water Franklin Rd Waterline ACHDjoint 512,750 6,B94 513,456 $0 513,456 0 0
51412004
EnterpriseAssets asofSep302003
Water
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WATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Ye"r: 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 70S5
Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
AcqDate AssetTypelD Descrlptlon Cost ENR - CCI Cost AccOeprAmt AccDepr Lite MonthsDel
9130/2003 SO-CIP-W"ler Locust Grove walerline 51,377 5,S94 $1 ,453 $0 51,453 0 0
9/30/2003 SO.CIP-Waler Ovenand Rd Walenine ACHDjoinl $169,453 S,S94 $178,844 $0 $176,844 0 0
9/30/2003 BO-Walerlines Pressure Valve @ Havasu Creek 516,600 S,694 517,731 $28 $17,703 SOD 1
9/3012003 50-CIP-Waler S Locusl Grove Waterline ACHDjoint $3,606 S,S94 $4,019 $0 $4,019 0 0
9130/2003 SO-CIP-Waler Touchmarl< Highway Crossing wateliine $299,151 S,S94 $315,730 $0 $315,730 0 0
9J30/2003 60-Waterlines Viclory Road Watermain 610,92S S,S94 611,532 516 $11,514 SOD 1
Subtolill: $4,519,976 $6,593,207 5756,943 $5,836,265
3,295,211
DEVELOPER-PROVIDED DISTRIBUTION
9/1/1973 SO-Waterlines WL. MEADOW VIEW #1 $SI,044 1,695 6227,58S $3S,731 $190,655 SOD 3S1
4/1/197S 60-Waterlines WL - NORTHGATE #3 612,880 2,401 $37,900 $7,092 $30,808 SOD 330
4/1/1976 So-Walerlines WL - CHERRY LANE VILLAGE #1 $198,5SS 2,77S $505,35S 5101,2S3 $404,094 SOD 30S
6/1/1978 SD-Walerlines WL . CHERRY LANE VILLAGE #2 $53,OS1 2,775 5135,042 $2S,703 6108,339 SOD 302
9/1/1978 SO-Waterlines WL - GLENFIELD MANOR #1 577,S11 2,77S 5197,522 538,930 $156,592 500 301
4/1/1979 So-Walerlines WL - FRANKLIN SQUARE 583,040 3,003 $195,354 $40,693 $154,S71 SOD 294
5/1/1979 SO-Waterlines WL . CRESTWOOD ESTATES $40,334 3,003 594,892 $20,173 $74,716 600 300
8/1/1979 SO-Walerlines WL - GLENFIELD MANOR #2 $72,482 3,003 $170,525 535,040 $135.484 600 290
811/1979 60-Walerlines WL - SUNNYBROOK FARMS #1 $33,604 3,003 $79,058 516,240 862,818 600 290
8/111979 50-Walerlines WL - SUNNYBROOK FARMS #2 $S3,245 3,003 $148,793 530,571 8118,223 600 290
9/1/1979 6o-Waterlines WL - RYAN PLACE $15,750 3,003 $37,054 87,58B $29,4S8 600 289
6/1/1980 60-Walerlines WL - TERROR SUBDlVfSION $4,250 3,237 89,275 $1,983 $7,293 SOO 260
7/1/1980 5o-Walerlines WL - FRANKLIN SQUARE $14,000 3,237 $30,55S $6,510 $24,045 600 279
8/1/1980 6o-Waterlines WL - MERiDIAN PARK ADD. $45,203 3,237 $98,S59 821,696 576,9S3 SOD 288
12/111980 50-Waterlines WL . HUNTER ESTATES $15,610 3,237 $34,070 $S,8S5 827,205 SOD 264
21111981 SO-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN PARK #1 5113,4S1 3,535 5226,7S2 551.432 8175,329 SOD 272
5/111981 60-Waterllnes WL - MEADOW VIEW #2 543,740 3,535 $87,416 $20,124 $67,294 SOD 276
7/1/1981 6o-Walerlines WL - CUSTOM BUILDERS $4,120 3,535 $6,234 51,777 $6,457 BOO 259
5/1/1982 So.Waterlines WL - LOCUST GROVE IND PARK 8120,007 3,825 $221,6S0 $52,801 8168,859 SOD 2S4
9/1/1982 SO-Walerlines WL - MERIDIAN MANOR 889,000 3,825 $154,386 539,lS0 $125,228 600 264
5/1/1983 6o-Walerlines WL - MERIDIAN PLACE #1 $45,203 4,066 $78,544 $18,984 559,5S0 800 252
10/21/1983 60-Waterllnes WL . SETTLERS VILLAGE NW 848,626 4,OS6 $84,839 $20,515 5S4,324 SOD 252
3/1/1984 SO-Walerlines Wl- MERIDIAN PLACE #1 PHASE II $49,004 4,14S 583,505 519,600 $63,905 SOD 240
4/1/1984 SO-Waterlines Wl . SUNNYBROOK FARMS #4 530,000 4,14S $51,122 $12,000 539,122 500 240
4/1/1984 50-Waterlines WL - WEST !..AWN PHASE I $20,096 4,146 $34,245 $8,040 $26,205 600 240
11/1/1984 6o.Waterlines WL - THE LAKE @ CHERRY LN 515,000 4,14S $25,561 55,700 $19,861 600 228
8/111985 50-Waterlines Wl . SUNNYBROOK #4 $29,058 4,195 $48,938 $11,040 $37,898 600 226
9/1/1965 60.Watenines WL - TREASURE VALLEY IND PARK $294,938 4,195 $495,719 $112,080 $384,S39 SOO 228
9/1I198S SO-Waterlines WL. THE WilLOWS 512,872 4,295 $21,174 54,S28 $IS,545 600 216
11/1/198S 60-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN MANOR #4 $11,578 4,295 $19,045 $3,942 $15,103 600 204
2/1/1987 60-Walerlines WL . THE LAKE @ CHERRY LANE #2 532,514 4,405 $52,135 $11,051 $41,065 SOD 204
611/1987 SO-Waterlines WL - FULLER PROJECT 515,950 4.406 525,57S $4,157 $21,419 600 15S
8/111988 SO-Waterlines WL . MERIDIAN MANOR Iffi $S1,769 4,519 $96,570 $19,768 576,802 600 192
10/1/1988 SO-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN GREENS $96,000 4,519 $150,086 528,800 5121,2SS SOD 180
10/1/1969 SO-Waterlines WL . CRESTWOOD HY $25,250 4,615 $36,B55 $7,070 $31,585 SOO 168
10/1/1989 50-Waterlines WL - LOS CHURCH 518,000 4,S15 527,556 $5,040 522,51B SOD 168
21111990 SO-Waterlines WL - CHATEAU MEADOW #1 574,S8O 4,732 5111,499 $20,914 $90,585 600 166
5/1/1990 SO-Walerlines WL - GEM PARK SUB $20,001 4,732 $29,862 $5,600 $24,262 600 1S8
6/1/1990 SO-Waterlines Wl- GOLF VIEW EST 540,28S 4,732 $60,148 $11,279 $46.6S9 SOD 168
8/111990 BO-Waterlines Wl- MERIDIAN MEADOW #6 526,324 4,732 $39,302 57,3SS 531,93S SOD 168
9/1/1990 SO-Waterlines WL - CRESTWOOD Iffi $20,375 4,732 $30,420 $5,710 $24,711 SOO 1S6
9/111990 6o-Walerlines WL . GtENFlELD #3 531,044 4,732 $46,350 $8,S93 $37,656 600 1S6
911/1990 SO-Watenines WL - MERIDIAN GREENS #3 $39,301 4,732 $58,S77 $11,005 $47,672 800 168
9/111990 SO-Waterlines WL - OLARINDA FAIR $42,403 4,732 $63,309 $11,872 $51,436 500 168
10/1/1990 Sa-Waterlines WL - DUNTEN PLACE $22,579 4,732 $33,711 $5,874 $27,837 600 15S
10/1/1990 SO-Walerlines WL - GLENFIELD #4 $31,25S 4,732 $.4S,S66 58,126 536,540 SOD 156
11/1/1990 6o-Waterlines WL . CHERRY LANE #3 $S3,205 4,732 $94,3B7 $1S,433 577 ,934 600 155
7/111991 60-Watenines WL - DUNTON PLACE #2 $28,851 4,835 $42,158 $7,501 $34,657 600 156
7/1/1991 SO-Waterlines WL - GLENFIELD 1/5 517 ,310 4,835 $25,294 $4,499 520,795 600 156
7/1/1991 SO-Waterlines WL - GLENFIELD #Ij 51S,S7o 4,835 $24,359 54,331 520,028 500 156
711/1991 Sa-Waterlines WL . T LANDING #1 $42,192 4,835 $.61,652 $10,971 550,S81 600 15S
8/1/1991 5o-Walerlines WL - MISTY MEADOWS #2 $31,023 4,835 $45,331 58,052 $37,259 600 15S
9/111991 SO-Walerlines Wl- CENTRAL VALLEY #2 $33,938 4,835 549,591 $8,826 $40,7S5 SOD 156
9/111991 60-Waterlines WL. CHATEAU MEADOW #2 $33,604 4,635 $49,395 58,786 540,607 500 15S
9/1/1991 6O-Watenines Wl- CHATEAU MEADOW #3 527,585 4,835 $40,308 57,175 533,133 SOD 156
9/1/1991 SO-Waterlines WL . CHATEAU MEADOW I/!j $43,676 4,835 $S4,113 511,412 $52,701 600 15S
9/1/1991 Bo-Walerlines WL - CHATEAU MEADOW #6 $12,120 4,635 $17,710 53,148 514,562 SOD 15S
911/1991 60-Watenines WL - MISTY MEADOWS #1 $35,549 4,835 $51,945 $9,243 $42,702 SOO 155
10/1/1991 SO-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN IND PARK NW 541,327 4,835 $60,388 59,922 $5O,46S SOO 144
1111/1991 60-Waterlines WL - MERRYWOOD #1 $39,270 4,835 $57,382 $9,422 547,960 SOO 144
1/1/1992 So-Walerlines WL . SUNBURST #1 $4S,S62 4,985 $66,132 $11,197 554,935 SOO 144
3/1/1992 6o.Waterlines WL - HAVEN COVE #1 $51,023 4,985 $72,312 $11,817 $60,495 SOD 139
411 /1992 60-Waterlines WL. SANDMAN MOTEL $61,198 4,985 $66,733 514,S68 $72,045 500 144
6/111992 60-Waterlines Wl- CRYSTOL SPRINGS #1 $30,44S 4,985 $43,150 $7,308 $35,842 SOD 144
S/1/1992 SO-Waterlines WL - CRYSTOL SPRINGS #2 52S,445 4,985 $37,479 $5,348 $31,132 600 144
S/I/1992 SO-Waterlines WL - GEM PARK #2 $31,944 4,965 $45,273 57,667 537,605 600 144
6/1/1992 5o.Walerlines WL . GLENFIELO #4 $5,642 4,S65 $7,996 $1,355 56,841 600 144
6/1/1992 SO-Walerlines WL - GLENFIELD If{ $20,190 4,985 $28,S14 54,847 $23,7S7 600 144
S/1I1992 60-Waterlines WL. GLENFIElD #8 $28,207 4,S85 $39,97S $6,769 $33,208 SOD 144
5/111992 BO-Waterlines WL . GLENFIELD #9 $37,483 4,985 $53,123 88,998 544,125 500 144
611/1992 SO-Waterlines WL - KEARNEY PLACE #1 $28,467 4,985 $40,345 $6,830 533,515 600 144
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Current Year, 2004
Current ENR-CCJ: 7055
Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
AcqDale AssetTypelD Description Cost ENR - CCI Cost AccDeprAmt AccDepr Life MonthsDel
5/1/1992 50-Waterlines WL - MIRAGE MEADOWS $40,507 4,985 $57,409 59,721 $47,588 600 144
51111992 50-Waterlines WL - T LANOlNG #2 $39,285 4,985 555,577 59,431 545,246 500 144
61111992 50-Waterlines WL - T LANDING #3 533,565 4,985 $47,570 $8,054 $39,517 500 144
61111992 SO-Waterlines WL - TRACT SUB #1 552,950 4,985 575,058 $12,709 $62,349 500 144
7/1/1992 50-Waterlines WL - CHATEAU MEADOW #4 $4,056 4,985 $5,748 $973 $4,776 600 144
711/1992 50-Waterlines WL - CHATEAU MEADOW #0 $43,813 4,985 $62,094 $10,513 551,581 500 144
811/1992 50-Waterlines WL - CANDLELIGHT SUB #1 599,380 4,985 $140,846 $23,854 $115,992 500 144
8/111992 50-Waterlines WL - CHERRY LANE V H3 B,C $37,050 4,985 552,523 $8,893 $43,530 500 144
8/111992 50-Waterlines WL - DEERFJELD SUB 523,221 4,985 532,910 55,570 $27,340 500 144
8/1/1992 50-Waterlines WL - KEARNEY PLACE #2 $32,097 4,985 $45,490 57,704 $37,786 500 144
811/1992 50-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN GROVE #2 $135,223 4,985 $191,545 $32,450 5159,195 600 144
81111992 50-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN MANOR #7 $51,975 4,985 573,552 $12,478 $51,184 500 144
81111992 50-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN PLACE #3 $52,580 4,985 574,561 $12,545 $62,015 500 144
8/1/1992 60-Water/ines WL - MERRYWOOD #2 $33,514 4,985 $47,540 $8,055 $39,574 500 144
8/1/1992 50-Watertines Wl- ONE SUB #3 534,000 4,985 548,187 58,160 $40,027 500 144
8/1/1992 50-Waterlines WL - SUNBURST H 2 $43,553 4,985 $51,725 510,452 551,273 600 144
8/1119925o-Waterlines WL - SUNBURST H 3 841,392 4,985 $58,553 $9,935 $48,728 500 144
81111992 60-Waterlines WL - TRACT SUB #2 $55,780 4,985 879,054 513,390 565,654 500 144
8/111992 BO.Waterlines WL. VINEYARDS #1 559,100 4,985 $83,750 $14,184 569,576 500 144
8/1/1992 50-Waterlines WL - WATERBURY PARK #1 $34,384 4,985 848,731 $8,254 $40,476 600 144
4/111993 50-Waterlines WL- HAVEN COVE #2 $55,732 5,210 S89,13B 813,eOe 575,327 600 125
81311993 50-Waterlines WL. VINEYARDS #3 $55,432 5,210 $88,729 $13,305 575,423 500 122
8/1911993 50.Waterlines WL - PARKWOOD MEADOWS #1 $37,513 5,210 $50,869 57,554 $43,305 500 121
8127/1993 60-Waterlines WL - LANDING SUB #5 526,885 5,210 $35,451 $5,424 531,034 500 121
9110/1993 60-Waterlines Wl . PARKWOOD MEADOWS #2 $23,755 5,210 $32,228 54,792 827,435 500 121
101511993 50-Waterlines WL - HUNTER GLEN APT $51,431 5,210 $59,743 $10,288 $59,455 500 120
10120/1993 50-Waterlines WL - TRART SUB fI3 889,598 5,210 $121,499 817,771 $103,728 500 119
10/29/1993 50-Waterlines WL - KEARNEY PLACE #3 $22,392 5,210 $30,365 $4,442 $25,922 600 119
10/2911993 60-Waterlines WL - LANDING #f3 544,247 5,210 $50,001 $8,775 851,225 500 119
10129/1993 50-Waterlines WL - SUNNY BROOK #5 552,734 5,210 571,510 $10,460 $61,049 500 119
1/1/1994 50-Waterlines WL - CANDLELIGHT #2 $52,909 5,408 $69,120 810,317 558,803 500 111
11111994 50-Waterlines WL - CHERRY LANE #4 $35,330 5,408 $47,451 $7,085 $40,375 500 117
11411994 50-Waterlines WL - FIELDSTONE MEADOWS #1 5105,040 5,408 8137,224 $20,484 $116,740 600 117
1/13/1994 SO-Waterlines WL - VINEYARDS #4 $50,551 5,408 $56,183 89,878 $56,305 600 117
3/9/1994 50-Waterlines WL-WATERBURY#2 $48,032 5,408 $52,749 $9,207 $53,542 50G 115
4118/1994 50-Waterlines Wl . FIELDSTONE MEADOWS #2 $38,177 5,408 849,874 57,192 $42,583 500 113
4/1811994 50-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN MANOR #f3 $19,005 5,408 $24,829 53,579 $21,251 500 113
411811994 50-Waterlines WL . SPORTMAN POINTE It3 8120,855 5,408 $157,885 $22,751 $135,124 600 113
5/1611994 50-Waterlines WL - WINGATE #1 $33,443 5,408 543,59ll 55,243 $37,447 600 112
5123/1994 BO-Waterlines WL - SADDLEVIEW #1 $45,900 5,408 $51,270 88,755 552,515 600 112
5124/1994 60-Waterlines WL - LOCUST GROVE S OVERLAND 88,855 5,408 $11,568 $1,553 $9,915 500 112
511/1994 50.Waterlines WL- HAVEN COVEIt3 550,450 5,408 $55,908 $9,417 $55,491 600 112
7/1211994 50-Waterlines WL - SUMMERFIELD #1 $143,652 5,408 $187,567 525,575 $161,091 500 111
81311994 50-Waterlines WL - CROSSROADS #1 $105,975 5,408 S139,753 $19,515 $120,139 500 110
812211994 50-Waterlines WL. TRACT SUB #4 $92,124 5,408 $120,351 $16,734 5103,516 600 109
9112/1994 50-Waterlines WL-FENWAY#2 541,976 5,408 554,837 $7,628 $47,210 500 109
913011994 50-Waterline CC WL - LAPLAYA 83,947 5,408 $5,155 $474 $4,583 500 72
10/1/1994 50-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN GREENS $34,785 5,408 $45,444 $5,263 $39,182 600 108
10/27/1994 50-Waterlines WL - SPORT MAN POINTE #4 $128,000 5,408 $157,219 $22,827 8144,392 500 107
10/27/1994 50-Waterlines WL - VINEYARD #S $67,205 5,408 $87,798 $11,985 $75,813 600 107
11/17/1994 50-Waterlines WL - FOTHERGILL POINTE #1 5141,804 5,408 $185,252 $25,051 5160,201 BOO 105
11/2111994 BO-Waterlines WL . CANDLELIGHT tI3 859,884 5,408 $18,232 $10,560 $67,552 600 106
1217/1994 50-Waterlines WL - FENWAY PARK #3 $24,054 5,408 $31,424 54,248 $27,176 500 105
12/1511994 50-Waterline. WL . CROSSROADS #2 $49,625 5,408 $64,831 $8,769 $55,063 500 105
2/1/1995 50-Waterlines WL . AL8ERTSONS $10,084 5,471 $13,022 51,732 $11,290 500 103
2/1/1995 SO-Waterlines WL-WATERBURY#4 $35,815 5,471 $47,519 $5,332 541,287 600 103
2/1/1995 60-Waterlines Wl. MERIDIAN ST $5,192 5,471 $7,995 $1,053 $5,933 BOD 103
3/1/1995 50-Waterlines WL - CHERRY LANE 590,008 5,471 $115,232 $15,301 $100,931 600 102
41111995 50-Waterlines WL - CHATEAU $15,174 5,471 $19,595 $2,552 $17,043 500 101
51111995 50-Waterlines WL - PIEDMONT $24,OBO 5,471 $31,070 $4,049 827,021 500 101
5/4/1995 50-Waterlines WL - DANBURY FAIR tI3 $72,583 5,471 $93,850 $12,235 $81,523 500 101
5113/1995 50-Waterlines Wl - DANBURY 44 $64,562 5,471 583,372 $10,759 $72,B13 600 100
8/9/1995 50-Waterlines WL- HAVEN COVE #4 $52,754 5,471 $58,124 $8,515 $59,508 600 98
913011995 aD-Waterline. WL - FOTHERGILL POlNTE #2 $92,759 5,471 $119,798 814,842 $104,956 500 96
913011995 50-Waterlines WL - TRACT #SA $27,212 5,471 835,140 $4.353 $30,787 600 96
913011995 50-Waterlines WL- FIELDSTONE tI3 $35,513 5,471 $45,850 $5,581 $40,179 500 95
10113/199560-Waterlines WL - LAKE @ CHERRY LANE tI3 $53,702 5,471 $108,089 $13,392 $94,597 600 95
1011311995 BO-Waterlines WL - NAVARRO $43,914 5,471 $55,709 $7,025 $49,583 500 95
1012311995 50-Waterlines WL - BEDFORD PLACE #1 5137,992 5,471 $178,197 $22,079 $155,117 500 96
10/2811995 50-Waterlines WL - CANNA ULL Y $14,973 5,471 $19,335 $2,370 $15,965 500 95
11/9/1995 50-Waterl/nes WL - SUMMERFIELD 112 $45,781 5,471 $59,119 $7,249 $51,870 500 95
3/19/1995 50-Waterlines WL - DANBURY #S $40,514 5,520 551,057 $5,091 $44,955 500 90
3/19/1995 50-Waterlines WL . DANBURY #f3 $10,140 5,620 $12,747 81,521 511,226 BOO 90
4/111995 50-Waterlines WL - EAGLE RD $202,464 5,620 $254,521 $30,031 $224,490 600 89
41111995 50-Waterlines WL - CHERRY LANE 592,960 5,620 $115,862 513,789 $103,073 500 89
4/2511996 60-Waterlines WL - LA PLAYA $85,417 5,620 $108,535 $12,818 595,819 500 89
4/25/1996 60-Waterlines WL. MIDTOWN SQUARE $76,000 5,520 $95,541 $11,273 584,268 500 89
512311995 50-Waterlines WL - MERIDIAN BUStNESS PARK #2 $110,012 5,620 $138,298 $16,134 $122,154 500 88
512511996 50-Waterlines WL - LOS ALAMITOS "#2A $97,450 5,520 $122,506 514,130 5108,376 600 87
513111995 50.Waterlines WL. CHAMBERLAIN #1 $59,870 5,620 $75,264 $8,780 $65,484 500 88
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Current Year: 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065
Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
Ac"Oate AssetTypelD Description Cost ENR - CCI Cost AccDeprAmt AccDepr Life MonthsDel
61311996 60-Waterlines WL - AVEST PlAZA $66,223 5,620 $65,764 510,005 $75,759 600 88
7/2411996 GO-Waterlines WL - HAVEN COVE #5 S58,902 5,620 $74,047 $6,442 $65,605 600 86
712411996 50-Waterlines WL - HAVEN COVE #6 $12,300 5,620 S15,463 $1,763 $13,700 600 66
7130/1996 BO-Waterlines WL - FIELDSTONE #4 $39,296 5,620 S49,402 S5,B33 $43,769 600 86
9/111996 60-Waterlines WL- DANBURY #7 5105,732 5,620 $132,918 $14,803 S118,114 600 84
9130/1996 60-Waterlines WL - SALMON RAPIDS #1 $92,500 5,620 $116,283 S 12,950 S103,333 600 84
9130/1996 60-Waterlines WL - SALMON RAPIDS #2 S89,500 5,620 $112,512 $12,530 $99,982 600 84
9130119S6 60-Waterlines WL - TRACT #5B $33,620 5,620 S42,264 $4,706 $37,556 600 84
1 HBIt 996 60-Waterline CC WL . 3084 LANDMARK $26,590 5,620 $33,427 $3,678 $29,749 600 83
11/8/1996 60-Waterline CC WL- FIELDSTONE MEADOWS #4 $39,298 5,620 $49,402 $5,502 $43,900 600 84
1113011996 60-Waterline CC WL. FIELDSTONE #5 SUB S73,968 5,620 $92,986 $10,109 $82.876 600 82
4125f1997 60.Waterline CC WL . FOTHERGILL PDINTE SUB #3 $26,294 5,826 831,886 $3,374 $28,511 600 77
71311997 50-Waterline CC WL - RAILSlDE PARK SUB $86,527 5,826 $105,050 $10,629 894,221 600 75
7110/1997 60-Walerline CC WL - SUMMERFielD If2 SUB 845,761 5,626 $55,517 $5,723 $49,794 600 75
7/2211997 60-Waterline CC Wl . SUMMERFIELD SUB #38 $31,210 5,626 837,847 $3,849 $33,998 600 74
9130/1997 60-Waterline CC WL - SUMMERFIELD #3A 867,262 5,826 $81,566 $8,071 S73,495 600 72
9130/1997 50-Waterline CC WL - DANBURY FAIR #7 8105.731 5,826 $128,217 $12,688 $115,528 600 72
913011997 60-Waterline CC WL . DOVE MEADOWS #2 $71,000 5,626 $86,099 $8,520 877,579 600 72
9130/19il7 50-Waterline CC WL - ENGLEWOOD CREEK #1 879,603 5,826 $96,532 $9,552 $86,980 600 72
913011997 60-Waterline CC Wl- FINCH CREEK PH 2 $40,247 5,626 $48,806 $4,830 $43,977 600 72
9130/1997 50-Watemne CC WL - FIRELIGHT ESTATES $38,298 5,826 $46,443 $4,595 $41,847 500 72
913011997 60-Waterline CC WL - HAVEN COVE #58 $44,376 5,826 $53,613 $5,325 $48,488 500 72
9/3011997 60-Waterline CC WL . KENTFIELD MANOR If2 $45,592 5,825 S55,288 85,471 849,817 600 72
9130/1997 BO-Waterline CC WL - LANDINGS #9 $74,135 5,826 $89,901 $8,897 $81,005 600 72
913011997 60-Waterline CC WL- LOS ALAMITOS #2B $9,000 5,826 $10,914 $1,080 $9,834 500 72
913011997 60-Waterline CC WL - MERIDIAN GREENS #3 $57,000 5,825 $69,122 $6,840 862,282 600 72
913011997 60.Waterline CC WL - MORNING GLORY If2 $63,042 5,828 $76,449 $7,565 $68,884 600 72
9/3011997 60-Waterline CC Wl- RAVIN HILL #-1 563,542 5,826 $77,055 $7,625 $69,430 500 72
9130/1997 60-Waterline CC WL. SALMON RAPIDS #3 $107,622 5,826 8130,510 $12,914 $117,595 600 72
9130119il760-WaterliMCC Wl. SPORTSMAN POINTE #5 $70,803 5,626 885,860 $8,496 $77,364 800 72
913011997 60-Walerline CC Wl- 8PDRTSMAN POINTE #6 545,610 5,826 $55,310 $5,473 $49,837 600 72
913011997 60-Walerline CC WL. STRATFORD PLAZA #1 $4,334 5,826 $5,255 $520 $4,735 600 72
913011997 60-Walerline CC WL - TUTHILL #2 $62,953 5,826 876,341 87,554 $68,787 600 72
9/30/1997 aD-Waterline CC Wl. WATERBURY PARK #5 579,528 5,826 $96,441 89,544 S85,897 600 72
913011997 50-Waterline CC WL - WHITESTONE #1 $97,648 5,825 $116,415 $11,718 $106,697 600 72
9130/1997 60-Waterline CC Wl- WINGATE PLACE #2 $72,000 5,826 887,312 S8,640 $78,672 600 72
10/111997 50-Walerline CC WL- CHAMBERLAINE ESTATES #1 S47,209 5,826 $57,249 $5,665 $51,584 500 72
1011/1997 60-Waterline CC WL - CHAMBERLAINE ESTATES #2 859,870 5,826 872,602 87,184 $65,418 600 72
10/111997 60-Waterline CC WL . CHAPPARRAL ELEM SCHOOL $22,537 5,826 527,330 $2,705 $24,625 600 72
101111997 60.Walerline CC WL. CROSSROADS #3 $35,010 5,626 $42,455 $4,201 836,254 600 72
101111997 60-Waterline CC WL. CROSSROADS #4 535,371 5,826 $42,893 $4,244 $38,649 600 72
1012311997 60-Waterline CC Wl - LOS ALAMITOS #3 8133.050 5,826 $161,345 815,744 $145,601 600 71
1012411997 60-Waterline CC WL. BEDFORD PLACE #3 $38,512 5,826 $46,702 $4,557 $42,145 600 71
111811997 60-Waterline CC WL - CROSSROADS #5 842,971 5,825 $52,110 $5,013 $47,095 600 70
1113011997 50-Waterline CC Wl- HOLL '!WOOD VIDEO $14,125 5,826 $17,129 $1,648 $15,481 600 70
12117/1997 60-Waterline CC WL - BEWS PROPERTY $16,019 5,626 $21.851 $2,072 $19,779 600 69
12123/199760WaterlineCC Wl - ,UMBLE CREEK #1 $145,830 5,826 5178,843 816,771 5160,072 600 69
11611996 60-Walerline CC WL - 8UMMERFIELD #5 $26,459 5,920 $31,576 $2,999 $28,578 600 68
11711996 SO-Waterline CC WL -LAKE @ CHERRY LANE #5 $164,800 5,920 8196,674 $18,577 $177,997 600 68
111511998 60-Waterllne CC WL . TRAUTNER BUSINESS PARK 8112,000 5,920 $133,682 $12,693 $120,969 600 68
1/20/1998 SO-Waterline CC Wl- ASHFORD GREEN #2 $153,293 5,920 $182,942 $17,373 $165.566 500 68
1120/1998 50-Waterline CC WL - MERIDIAN GREENS UNIT 3, PH VI $35,213 5,920 $42,024 83,991 $38,032 500 58
3/1611996 60-Waterline CC WL - WHITESTONE $65,434 5,920 $78,090 $7,197 870,892 600 66
3/251199B 60-Walerline CC WL - LAKE @ CHERRY LANE #6 $76,800 5,920 891,554 $8,448 $83,20B 600 66
411ft 99B 60-Waterline CC WL . MEDIMONT $32,059 5,920 $38,260 53,527 834,733 600 66
4123/1996 60.Walerline CC WL - SALMON RAPIDS #4 5134,400 5,920 8160,395 $14,580 $145,835 600 65
4123/1998 50-Waterline CC WL - SPORTMAN POfNTE #7 $51,322 5,920 $73,182 $6,643 866,539 600 65
412811996 60-Waterline CC WL . GRANITE CREEK 533,544 5,920 $40,032 53,534 $36,397 600 65
712811996 60-Waferline CC Wl . CROSSROADS 1!6 853,991 5,920 $84,434 $5,579 558,654 600 62
91311998 60-Waterline CC Wl- BEDFORD PLACE #4 $38,868 5,920 $46,368 $3,887 $42,499 600 80
9125/1998 50-Waterline CC WL . TURNBERRY #1 8109,171 5,920 $130,286 $10,917 $119,369 600 60
10/1/1996 60-Waterline CC WL .lake@Cheny Lane #4, Ph#1 599,000 5.920 8118.148 $9,900 $108,246 600 60
101111996 60-Waterline CC Wl . Packard Sub #1 577 ,807 5,920 $92,617 $7,761 884.856 600 60
10/1/199B 60-Walerllne CC WL. Tel-Pac 85,100 5,920 $5,086 8510 S5,578 600 60
1012711996 60-Waterline CC WL - Englewood Creek #2 $67,260 5,920 860,269 $6,726 $73,543 600 60
1113/1998 50-Waterline CC WL - Central Valley Corp Parkl!6 $195,652 5,920 $234,687 819,337 $215,350 600 59
11 1611998 60-Waterline CC WL - Haven Cove #7 $49,405 5,920 558,961 $4,858 854,102 600 59
1111211996 60-Waterline CC WL - Lake@Cheny Lane #7 $75,600 5,920 $90,222 57.434 882.786 600 59
1111211998 60-Waterline CC WL - Meridian Greens #3 & 4 841,920 5,920 $50,028 54.122 $45,906 600 59
1111611998 60-Waterline CC WL - Raven Hill #2 $40,335 5,920 848,138 $3,966 $44,170 600 59
1111711998 50-Waterline CC WL . Tumble Creek #2 S70,000 5,920 $63,539 56,883 $76,656 600 59
1112511996 60-Waterline CC WL - Sherbrooke Hollows #1 $115,607 5,920 8137,967 811,366 5126,599 500 59
12118/1996 60-Waterline CC Wl - Crossroads #7 842,158 5,920 $50,312 $4,075 846.237 500 58
1213111998 60-Waterline CC WL - Bedford #4 off site $13.583 5,920 $16,210 51,313 814,897 600 57
11411999 60-Waterline CC WL. Home Depol waterline $14,740 6,059 $17,187 $1,400 $15,767 600 57
11811999 60-Walerline CC WL - Devlin Place 572,600 6,059 $84,654 $6,897 $77,757 600 57
21511999 60-Waterline CC WL - Econo.Lube Subdivision $24,820 6,059 828,941 82,317 826,624 600 55
41811999 60-Waterline CC WL . Sterling Creek $47,616 6,059 $55.755 $4,303 $51,452 600 54
5/2511999 60-Walerline CC WL - Honor Park #3, Ph#1 $34,466 6,059 $40,189 $3,045 837,144 600 53
61411999 60-Waterline CC WL. Whitestone Estates $13,256 6,059 $15,457 81,149 $14,308 BOD 52
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Current Year: 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065
Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
AcqDate AssetTypelD Description Cost ENR - eel Cost AccDeprAmt AccOepr Life MonthsOel
6/16/1999 50-Walerline CC WL - Haven Cove #8 S25,617 6,059 S30,103 52,237 527,866 600 52
611611999 5O-Walerline CC WL - Thunder Creek $43,260 6,059 550,443 S3,749 $46,693 600 52
7/26/1999 60-Walerline CC WL - Landing #10 544,546 6,059 $51,942 53,766 546,156 600 51
8/5/1999 60-Walerline CC WL - Golfview #4 $50,549 6,059 $56,942 54,212 $54,729 600 50
6123/1999 60-Waterline CC WL - Thousand Springs #1 S125,760 6,059 $ 146,640 Sl0.460 $136,160 600 50
9/17/1999 50-Waterline CC WL - Turtle Creek #1 $120,095 5,059 $140,035 $9,606 $130,227 600 49
10/1/1999 50-Walerline CC WL - Ashford Greens If3 $44,469 6,059 $51,876 53,559 $48,317 600 46
10/1/1999 60-Walerline CC WL - Chevron @ Eagle Road $43,455 6,059 $50,670 53,476 $47,194 500 48
10/1/1999 50-Walerline CC WL - Sherbrooke Hollows #2 566,605 6,059 $77 ,553 $5,328 572,335 600 48
10/1/1999 60-Waterline CC WL - Sherbrooke Hollows #3 $63,132 6,059 573,614 $5,051 $66,563 600 48
10/1/1999 50-Waterline CC WL - Tumble Creek #3 $49,261 5,059 $57,453 $3,942 553,521 600 48
10/1/1999 60-Waterline CC WL - Whitestone Estates #3 521,606 6,059 S25,193 Sl,726 S23,465 600 48
10/13/1999 50-Waterline CC WL - Dakota Ridge #1 $67,976 6,059 5102,563 57,038 $95,545 600 48
10/25/1999 60-Walerline CC WL - RC Willey S67,573 6,059 $78,792 S5,406 573,387 600 48
11/10/1999 50-Walenine CC WL - Cherty Lane Village #5 Phase B 532,440 6,059 $37,62.6 $2,541 $35,265 600 47
11/24/1999 60-Walerline CC WL - ParKway Plaw $38,000 6,059 544,309 $2,977 $41,333 600 47
1213/1999 60-Waterline CC WL - Thousand Springs Sub #2 580,460 6,059 593,842 S6,170 587,672. 600 46
12/21/1999 60-Waterline CC WL - Lake@Cheny Lane #5 Phase 8 $247,200 6,059 S288,244 $16,952. $269,292 600 46
12.12111999 GO-Waterline CC WL - Thousand Springs Village S106,575 6,059 $12.4,270 58,171 $116,099 SOD 46
12.127/1999 60-Walerfine CC WL - Thousand Springs Sub #3 $146,310 6,059 S170,602 $11.217 5159,385 600 46
12.129/1999 60-Waterline CC WL - Cenlral Drive Exlension 10 Jabil $53,594 6,059 $62,492 $4,109 $58,384 600 46
1/14/2000 60-Walerline CC WL - Meridian RlverValley Packard offsit 568,660 6.221 $78,202. $,165 $73,036 600 45
1/14/2000 50-Waterline CC WL - Thousand Springs Sub 114 $2.5,940 6,221 S29,459 $1,946 $27,514 600 45
1/20/2000 SO-Waterline CC WL - Lee Reed Jewelers $21,200 5,221 $24,076 $1,590 $22,466 600 45
2181.2000 60-Waterline CC WL - Dakota Ridge #2 $67,945 6,221 $77,162 $4,983 $72,160 600 44
2.115/2000 50-Wale nine CC WL - Meridian Charter High School $16,840 6,221 $19,12.5 $1,235 $H,890 600 44
2116/2.000 60-Waterfine CC WL - Brenda Eslates/the Villas $42.,207 6,221 $47,933 S3,095 $44,838 600 44
2.122/2000 60-Waterline CC WL- LandLn9 #11 S46,05O 6,221 $52.,2.96 $3,377 $46,921 600 44
3/8/2000 60-Waterline CC WL - Packard Sub #2 $42,934 6,2.2.1 $48,758 $3,077 $45,681 600 43
3/14/2000 60-Watertine CC WL - Famlly Center S214,002 a,221 $243,036 $15,337 $227,699 600 43
3/1412000 50-Walerline CC WL - Haven Cove #9 $32,978 6,221 537,452 $2,363 $35,069 600 43
4/181.2000 5O-Walerline CC WL - Medimon\ #2 $72.,367 6,221 $82,165 55,066 577,119 600 42
4/21/2000 60-Waterline CC WL - Holiday Inn Express offsite $28,808 5,221 $32,716 52,017 530,700 600 42.
412712000 aO-Walerline ce WL - Haven Cove #10 510,474 6,221 511,895 3733 511,162 600 42
4/2712000 60-Waterline CC WL - Haven Cove #10 Pine Slreet Exlensio $15,400 6,221 $17.489 $1,078 $16,411 600 42
5/25/2000 60-Waterllne CC WL - Thousand Springs Sub #5 $105,925 a,221 $120,296 $7,236 5113,058 600 41
7/10/2000 60-Waterline CC WL - Dee Jay (aka Murdoch] 560,685 6,221 $68,916 S3,945 $64,974 000 39
7/17/2000 50.Waterline CC WL - LOS Church @ Black Cat $23,838 6,221 $27,072 51,549 525,523 600 39
7131/2000 60-Walerline CC WL - Interstate Battery $12,950 6,221 $14,707 $842 $13,865 500 38
8/9/2000 60-Waterline CC WL - LOS Church @ Locust Grove $29,116 6,221 $33,056 $1,844 531,222 SOD 38
8/1012000 60-Waterline CC WL - Packard Sub #3 $29,391 6,221 $33,376 S1,861 S31,5H 600 38
8129/2000 60.Waterline CC WL - Maws Addition #3 $16,196 5,221 $18,394 $1,026 $17,368 600 36
81.29/2000 60-Waterline CC WL - Sherbrooke Hollows #4 550,894 6,221 $57,799 53,223 554,576 500 38
8/3112000 50-Walerline CC WL - Oakbrook Plaza $36,345 6,221 541,276 52,302 $38,974 600 37
9/51.2000 60-Waterline CC WL - Meridian Lewis&Clark Middle School $37,574 5,221 $42,672 $2,317 S40,355 600 37
9/5/2000 BO-Waterline CC WL - Meridian Peregrine Elementary $60,460 6,221 $68,563 $3,728 564,934 BOO 37
9/612000 60-Walerline ce WL - Whilestone Estates #4 $30,273 6,221 $34,380 $1,867 532,513 600 37
10/1/2000 60-Waterline CC CC- Oliason Par1l Subdivision S24,097 6,221 527,366 $1,446 S25,920 600 36
1011/2000 oo-Waterline CC CC - The lakes @ Cherry Lane #8 Subd $31,905 6,221 $36,234 $1,914 $34,319 600 36
10/112000 50-Waterline CC CC- MidValley Business Par1l #1 $720 6,221 $818 $43 $774 500 36
10/1/2000 BO-Walertine CC CC- Pine Street East Extension S94,743 6,221 $107,597 $5,685 $101,912 600 36
10/1/2000 60-Waterline CC ec- Sue's Subdivision 530,251 6.221 $34,355 $1,815 $32.540 600 36
10/112000 50-Waterline CC CC -WineD Food Store $24,490 6,221 527,813 51,469 S26,343 eoo 36
10/1/2000 60.Waterllne CC CC-Vienna Woods Subd $167,803 6,221 5190,569 510,068 5180,501 600 36
10/1012000 60-Waterline CC CC - Turtle Creek Subd #2 $109,676 6,221 $124,556 36,581 5117,975 600 35
1012412000 eO-Waterline CC CC- TurnlJle Creek Subd #4 $52,176 6,221 559,255 $3,131 $56,124 600 36
10130/2000 60-Watenine CC CC - Thousand Sprin9s Subd #5 5105,925 6,221 5120,296 56,356 5113.940 600 36
10130/2000 60-Wated!ne CC ec . Vienna Woods #2 Subd S80,451 5,221 $91,366 $4,827 586,539 600 36
12/41.2000 60-Waterline CC CC - Vienna Woods #1 Subd $67,063 6,221 576,161 $3.800 572,361 600 34
12/4/2000 BO-Waterline CC WL. Ashford Greens #4 $13,390 5.221 $15,207 $759 514,448 600 34
12.1812000 60-Waterline CC CC - Golf View Subdivision No 5 $76,399 6,221 $86,764 $4,329 $82,435 600 34
1/4/2001 BO-Waterline CC CC United Herttage Mutual Life 'nsurance S8,925 6,343 $9,941 $491 59,450 600 33
1/25/2001 60-Watenine CC CC- Creekside Arbour Apts Phase 2 566,151 6,343 $73,681 53,638 $70,042 500 33
2112.12001 60-Waterline ec ce- Snortin9 Bull Subd Phase #1 loop c/d 5297,541 6,343 $331,409 $15,869 $315,540 600 32
2.120/2001 50-Waterline ce CC - Hartford Estates Subdivision 596,771 5,343 $107,786 $5,161 $102,625 600 32
51112001 60-Waterline CC CC - Tumbeny Subd 586,677 6,343 S96,543 S4,189 592,353 600 29
5/1412001 60-Waterline CC CC SI Lukes Road Ex! 323,319 6,343 $25,973 $1,127 524,846 600 29
5/141.2001 60-Walerline CC CC- Woodhaven Subd $32,516 6,343 $36,217 $1,572 534,645 600 29
5/2112001 50-Watenine CC CC- Bulle Fence 519,985 5,343 $22,250 $966 $21,294 600 29
5/21/2001 60-Waterline CC CC- Tremont Subd 548,881 6,343 554,445 $2,281 $52,164 600 28
7/5/2001 60-Waterline CC CC- Wesley Sub waterlines $39,352 6,343 S43,831 $1,771 $42,060 600 27
7/1712001 60-Waterline CC CC- Honor Pari< Subdivision No 3A $64,602 6,343 571,955 $2,907 $69,046 600 27
7/191.2001 60-Waterline CC CC - WL Tarawood Sub $42,706 6,343 $47,566 51,922 545,646 600 27
813/2001 60-Waterline CC CC. Penn Station Apartments $35,310 6,343 539,329 $1,530 537,799 600 26
8/10/2001 60-Watemne CC ec- Edinburgh Place $139,679 6,343 5155,578 $6,053 5149,525 600 25
8/14/2001 60-Waterline CC CC - Scottsdale Subdivision S26,425 6,343 $29,433 $1,145 $28,288 600 25
8127/2001 50-Waterllne CC CC -Tumb!i> Creek Sub #4, #5 $106,746 6,343 $118,696 54.626 $114.271 600 26
81.2812001 60-Waterline CC ce - Vienna Woods #3 $63,616 6,343 S70,857 52,757 566,100 600 26
9/12/2001 SO-Waterline CC ce- Wilkins Ranch $137,236 6,343 5152,657 $5,718 S147,139 600 25
9/20/2001 60.Walerline CC CC- Resolution Subdivision S90,392 6,343 $100,681 $4,068 $96,613 600 27
51412004
Ente,priseAssets asof$ep302003
Water
APPENDIX 6C
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WATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Year: 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065
Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
AcqD"le AssetTypetD Description Cosl ENR - eCl Cost AccDeprAmt AccDepr Life MonlhsDel
912112001 60-Walerline CC CC - Vienna Woods #4 538,854 6,343 $43,277 $1,619 541,658 60'0 25
9130'/2001 60-Watectine CC CC - The lakes @ Cherry Lane #9 $62,765 5,343 $69,910 $2,615 567,295 500 25
10/112001 60-Waterline CC CC - Bear Creek Subdivision #1 5286,459 5,343 $319,066 511,458 $307,608 600 24
101112001 GO-Waterline CC CC - Wanda's Meadow 538,887 6,343 $43,314 $1,555 541,758 600 24
11/112001 60-Waterline CC CC - Bear Creek Sub #3 $67,897 6,343 $75,626 $2,603 $73,023 600 23
11212002 60-Walerline CC CC - Tncia's Sub #1 Autumn Faire $93,477 6,538 $101,012 $3,272 597,740 60'0 21
112/2002 60-Waterline CC CC- Penn Slation Aparlmenls $35,310 6,538 $36,156 51,236 $36,920 600 21
212812002 60-Waterline CC Cooper Canyon Sub waterlines 544,032 6,538 $47,582 $861 $46,701 600 12
41512002 50-Waterline CC Turlle Creek #3 waterlines $104,210 6,536 5112,610 $2,084 5110,526 600 12
4/8/2002 aO-Waterline CC CC - Bridgetower Crossing Sub #1 $135,479 6,538 $146,400 54,064 $142,335 50'0 18
419120'02 60-Waterline CC CC - Creekside Arbor Aparlments $66,151 5,538 571,483 $1,985 $69,499 600 18
4/1112002 60-Waterline CC CC - Bridgelower Sub #1 5237,884 6,538 $257,059 57,137 5249,923 600 18
4/1112002 60-Waterllne CC CC - Heron Brook r ownhouses $53,685 6,538 $58,012 $1,611 556,402 600 18
51112002 80-Waterline CC CC - Wendy's $16,510 6,538 517,949 $471 $17,478 600 17
611212002 60-Waterline CC CC - Trida's Sub #2 Autumn Faire $134,586 a,538 $145,434 $3,589 $141,845 600 16
6/1812002 60-Waterline CC CC - English Gardens $124,769 6,538 $134,826 $3,327 5131,499 600 16
6129/2002 60-Waterline CC CC - Packard Acres #1 566,780 6,538 $72,163 $1,781 $70,382 60'0 16
612912002 60-Waterline CC CC - Packard Sub #4 $42,146 6,538 $45,543 51,124 $44,419 600 16
7/112002 5O-Walerline CC CC- Ashford Greens Sub #5 535,675 6,538 $38,551 $892 $37,659 600 15
7112120'02 60-Walerline CC CC - Harlford Estates Sub $96,272 6,538 $104,032 52,407 $101,525 600 15
7/1612002 60-Walerline CC CC - Devlin Place Sub #2 $46,053 6,538 549,765 51,151 $48,614 500 15
7/17120'02 60-Waterline CC CC - Wanda's Meadow $31,200 5,538 $33,715 $780 532,935 600 15
81812002 50-Waterline CC Bear Creek Sub #4 waterlines $31,750 6,538 $34,310 5635 $33,675 600 12
8112/2002 60-Waterline CC CC - Macaile Meadows $165,872 6,538 $179,24'3 $3,670 $175,372 600 14
9/1120'02 60-Waterline CC CC - Silverstone Offsile $'304,743 5,538 $329,307 $6,603 $322,704 600 13
9/612002 60-Waterline CC CC- Coral Creek English Gardens $106,184 6,536 $114,743 52,301 5112,442 600 13
912712002 50-Walerline CC CC - Meridian Greens Unit #14 $18,252 6,538 $19,723 $395 $19,328 600 13
101212002 60-Waterline CC Bear Creak Sub #5 waterlines 593,102 6,538 $100,607 51,862 $98,745 60'0 12
10'/212002 60-Walerline CC Bear Creek Sub #6 waterlines 537,800 6,538 $40,847 $756 $40,091 600 12
1012/20'02 60-Waterline CC Cherry Wood Village Sub walerlines $46,931 6,538 550,714 5939 549,776 600 12
10/412002 60-Waterline CC Ingelnook Sub #1 waterlines $33,368 6,538 $36,057 5667 $35,390 500 12
1012912002 60-Waterline CC CC. Pinlail Poinl Sub $17,519 6,538 $18,931 $409 $18,522 600 14
1013112002 50,Waterline CC Sundance Sub #1 waterlines $78,772 6,538 $65,121 $1,575 $83,546 60'0 11
1211612002 5O-Walerline CC Kearney Place #4 watel1ines $3,558 6,538 53,845 $59 53,765 600 10'
1211712002 6o-Waterline CC Autumn Faire Phase III waterlines $76,003 6,538 $82,129 $1,267 5sa,863 600 10
1211712002 60-Waterline CC Berkeley Square Sub waterlines 538,469 6,536 541,570 5641 540,929 600 10
1211712002 60-Walerline CC Edinburgh Place Ph#1l waterlines $133,130 6.538 $143,861 $2,219 5141,642 600 10
1211712002 60-Waterline CC Woodbridge Phase II walerlines 5129,198 5,538 5139,612 $2.153 $137,458 600 10
1114/2003 60-Waterline CC Ashford Greens Sub #6 waterlines 532.768 6,6S4 534,584 $492 $34,093 800 9
111412003 6o-Waterllne CC Quenzer Commons walerlines 5184,629 6,6S4 $194,861 52,769 $192,092 500 9
212012003 60-Waterline CC Marlin Subdivision waterlines $140,751 6,694 $148,552 $1,877 5146,675 600 8
3/612003 60.Waterline CC Messina Village #1 waterlines 5153,262 5,694 $161,756 $1,788 $159,968 600 7
31712003 eO-Waterline CC Messina Hills #1 walerlines 5124,530 6,694 5131,431 $1,453 $129,978 600 7
311812003 60-Waterline CC Cedar Springs #1 waterlines $247,300 6,694 $261,006 $2,885 $256,121 600 7
4/912003 60-Waterline CC Baldwin Park walerlines 5167,103 6,694 $176,364 51,671 $174,693 600 6
4121120'03 60-Waterline CC Packard Acres Sub#2 waterlines $94,612 6,694 599,855 $946 598,909 600 6
612412003 60-Waterline CC Bndgelower Crossing #2 waterlines 5233,172 6,694 $246,095 51,554 5244,541 600 4
7/2312003 60-Waterline CC Touchmark walerlines $392,530 6,694 5414,285 $1,963 $412,322 600 3
812712003 60-Waterline CC Bridgetower Crossing #3 waterlines $213,810 6,694 $225,660 $713 $224,947 600 2
8129/2003 50-Waterline CC Sutherland Farms waledines 5120,497 6,694 $127,175 $402 $126,774 600 2
91412002- 60-Waterllne CC Baldwin Park #2 waterlines $59,060 6,694 $62,333 $98 562,235 500 1
9/1112003 60-Walerline CC Havasu Creek #1 waterlines $59,713 5,694 563,022 5100 $62,923 600 1
911112003 60-Waterline CC Salmon Rapids #5 waterlInes 523,031 6,694 $24,307 538 $24,269 600 1
9/11/2003 60-Walerline CC Slalen Park Sub walerlines $50,302 6,694 $53,090 584 $53,006 600 1
9/1812003 50-Waterline CC Quenzer Commons #2 walerlines 550,231 6,694 553,015 584 $52,931 600 1
913012003 60-Walerline CC Tuscany Lakes #1 waterlines $178,000' 6,694 $167,865 $297 $187,569 500 1
Subtotal, $23,396,363 $29,634,137 $3,012,439 526,621,696
OPERATIONAL ASSETS
10/1/1991 60-Equlp-Waler Veh - 91 FORD Pickup vin#7960a $9,505 $9,005 5500 120 120
101111993 60-Equlp-Water Equip - Locator, Schonstedt $550 $650 $0 120' 120
11/101199350-Equip-Water Equip - Chlorine Emergency Kit 51,90'0 51,884 516 120 119
811/1994 60-Equip-Water Equip - Poly Tank Sprayer 51,027 $943 585 120 110
8/23/1994 60-Equip-Waler Veh - 94 FORD F150 Pickup #65914 $9,985 58,965 $1,000 60 61
8130/1994 60.Equip-Waler Veh - 94 FORD Crossbox #65914 $410 5410 $0 60 61
9/9/1994 GO-Equip-Water Radio Midland #12373 $756 5756 $0 60 61
919/1994 60-Equip-Water Radio Midland #12534 $779 $779 $0 60 61
1111711994 60.Equlp-Water Equip - Nr Compressor Sullair 185cfm $4,750 $4,196 $554 120 106
9120/1995 50-Equip-Waler Electmc - Computer 8D486DX4-100 w/modem 51,800 $1,800 $0 60 60
10/171199560-Equlp-Water Equip - Line Reader $408 $408 SO 84 83
1112211995 60-Equlp-Water Furn - Desk wll1utch 5300 5235 $65 120 94
1112211995 60-Equip-Water Pumps, 2 VFD 460v 20hp $5,320 55,320 50 84 94
1116/1996 60-Equip-Water Radio - 2 remote Radios $1,196 $1,196 $0 60 68
1118/1996 50-Equip-Water Veh - 96 FORD Ranger #91595 $10,645 $9,645 $1,000 60 68
211211996 60-Equip-Water Veh - 96 2.F150 Pickups #35156 & 35157 $25,297 522,797 $2,500 60' 67
4/3011996 60-Equip-Waler Weil #12 - Chlorinator $674 $499 $175 120 89
7/31/1997 60-Equip-Water Equip - Antenna Sland Pole $850 $850 50 60 62
7131/1997 aO-Equip-Water EquIp - Locator $685 5423 5262- 120 74
7/3111997 60-Equip-Waler Equip - Valve Exerciser $5,648 53,483 $2,165 120 74
8/3111997 60,Equip-Water Furn ' Conference Table & Chairs 51,453 $1,453 $0 60 61
514/2004
EnterpriseAssets asofSep302003
Water
APPENDIX 6C
PageS of9
WATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Currenl Year, 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065
Replacement
Replacement Cost Less
AcqDale AsselTypelD Description Cost ENR - CCI Cost AccDeprAmI AccDepr Life MonlhsDej
8131/1997 60-Equip-Water Phone - Phone module 5630 $630 SO 60 61
813111997 60-Equip-Water Phones $525 $525 50 60 61
813111997 60-Equip-Water Radio 2way MDX 52,687 $2,687 50 60 61
8/31/1997 60-Equip-Waler Storage - Cabinets, 4 lateral 5796 5796 SO 50 61
613111997 60-Equip-Water Veh - 97 FORD Pickup #17800 $15,108 515,108 $0 60 61
9130/1997 60-Equip-Water Equip - Air Conditioner 53,125 $3,125 50 60 60'
913011997 60-Equip-Water Radio for 97 FORD 5659 5659 SO 60 60
10131/199760-Equip-Waler EQUIP - FLOWMETER 55,920 53,503 52,417 120 71
1213111997 60-Equip-Water EQUIP - HEATER $3,330 $1,915 51,415 120 69
1131/1998 50-Equlp-Water EQUIP - AIR COMPRESSOR, DEERE $5,092 $2,885 $2,207 120 68
1/31/1998 60-Equlp-Waler Veh - 98 FORD RANGER #82841 511,625 $11,625 50 60 68
4/30/1998 60-Equip-Water Electrnc - PRINTER 51,018 51,018 50 60 65
4130/1998 60-Equip-Water Eledmc-SOFTWARD, TOKAY 51,695 51,695 $0 60 65
413011998 60-Equip-Waler RADIO S1,238 $1,238 50 60 65
413011998 60-Equip-Water Radio - RADIO $1,389 51,389 SO 60 65
413011996 60-Equip-Water Veh. 98 FORD BOX LINER, F150 $649 $649 SO 60 65
4130/1998 60-Equip-Water Veh - 98 FORD Ranger BOX LINER 5682 $682 SO 60 65
5131/19S8 60-Equip-Water Electrnc - COPIER, CANON $3,119 S3,119 SO 60 64
5131/1998 60-Equip-Water EQUIP - MONITOR, LEVEL $1,803 $655 $749 120 64
6130/1998 60-Equip-Water EQUIP - GAS UNITS S9,600 $5,040 S4,560 120 63
613011998 60-Equip-Waler EQUIP - MONITOR, LEVEL $5,095 52,675 $2,421 120 63
7131/199860-Equip-Waler EQUIP - MONITOR, LEVEL $2,531 $1,308 $1,224 120 e2
8131/199S 60-Equip-Water Electrnc - COMPUTER 51,219 $1,219 $0 60 81
8131/199S 60-Equlp-Water EQUIP - VALVE $1,036 $1,036 $0 50 61
8131/1998 60-Equip-Water EQUIP - VALVES $1,982 $1,982 $0 60 61
6131/1998 60-Equlp-Water Storage - Cabinet storage $646 $846 50 60 51
8131/1998 60-Equip-Water Storage Shed $2,543 52,543 50 60 61
1011/1998 60-Equip-Water Eleclrnc - COMPUTER, LAPTOP $1,495 $1,495 $0 60 60
1212911998 60-Equip-Waler Phone system $6,974 $6,741 S232 60 58
1213111998 60-Equip-Water Veh - 98 FORD F150 Truck #51305 $14,614 514,127 $487 60 57
313111999 50-Equip-Water Eledmc - Software Sensus $3,500 $3,208 $292 60 54
4/3/1999 60-Equip-Water Electrnc - Computer Micron $2,450 $2,205 5245 60 54
413/1999 60-Equip-Water Eleclmc - Computer Micron $2,450 52,205 $245 60 54
6114/1999 eo-Equip-Water Electrnc - ISDN Boxes to connect Caseiie $1,263 $1,095 $168 60 52
6/30/1999 60-Equip-Water Equip - Telemetry upgrade for Y2K $7,347 $3,184 $4,163 120 51
6/111199960-Equip-Water Electmc - Printer HP4050LJ Laser $2,171 $1,810 $362 60 50
9130/1999 60-Equip-Water Equip - Server SN#l A 106 $7,762 $6,339 $1,423 60 48
1013111999 60-Equip-Waler Electmc - Software Lookout Y2K Upgrade $17,757 $14,205 $3,551 60 47
111231199960-Equip-Water Equip - Welder, Plasma Cutter 56,150 $2,409 $3,741 120 47
2110/2000 50-Equlp-Water Veh - 00 FORD F350 #36229 519,739 $14,475 $5,264 60 44
2129/2000 60-Equip-Water Veh - 00 FORD Ranger #12386 $13,105 59,610 53,495 60 44
31312000' 60-Equip-Water Equip - Radio for car C36229 $873 5626 $247 60 43
3/1712000 60-Equlp-Water Veh - Canope for 2000 FORD Ranger 54,809 $3,447 $1,363 60 43
4/4120'00 60-Equip-Water Electmc - Canon Microfilm MachIne NP680 $3,10'0 52,170 5930 60 42
4/1912000 60-Equip-Water Electrnc - Computer Prosignia 330 13.5gb 51,615 $1,131 5465 60 42
411912000 5O-Equip-Water Equip - Radio for 00 FORD Ranger 5706 5494 5212 60 42
413012000 50-Equip-Water Electmc - Software Navigator II BackOo $1,695 $1,187 $509 60 41
5112/2000 60-Equip-Water Fum . Desk & Chair for Joel 51,239 5605 $634 84 41
51231200'0 60-Equip-Water Equip - Radios 2 for Well Houses 51,110 5759 $352 60 41
7/1912000 eO-Equip-Water Equip - Air Compressor RAND #0006070378 51,715 $557 61,158 120 39
8128120'00 60-Equip-Water Equip. Upgrade Meters to Touchread $606,455 $192,677 $415,778 120 38
10/1212000 60-Equip-Water Computer - Compaq CPU 5WV280 $2,000 $1,200 5800 60 36
10/1212000 60-Equip-Water Computer - CPQ MV740 51,252 $751 5501 60 36
1011212000 50-Equip-Water Computer - CPU 5WV260 52,400 $1,440 $960 60 36
1126/2001 60-Equip-Water Eleclrnc - Kodak Camera Medalist AF 51,034 5568 $465 60 33
2128/2001 60-Equip-Water Veh - 2001 Chevy Silvera do #233973 513,807 57,364 $6,443 60 32
311212001 60-Equip-Water Furn - Desk w/retum & keyboard tray $1,283 5473 5809 84 31
4/1112001 60-Equip-Water Veh - 2001 FORD Ranger #22334 513,842 $6,921 56,921 60 30
412412001 60-Equip-Water Sensus Handheld Probe 57,576 51,894 $5,662 120 30
51912001 60-Equip-Waler Electmc - Micron laptop Computer $2,707 $1,308 $1,399 60 29
519120'01 60-Equip-Water Furn - Desk Hon, corner unit & pedestal 51,894 $654 $1,240 84 29
51112001 6D-Equip-Water SCADA Well monitoring syslem 533,990 515,862 $18,128 60 28
7125/2001 60-Equip-Water Hoist - Gant;y Lift in the Shop 51,241 5279 $962 120 27
8/13/2001 60-Equip-Water Eleclrnc - Computer Cobalt3 Qube Server 51,100 $477 5623 60 26
8/2112001 60-Equip-Water Line Locator Markll sn#20429 53,0$8 5665 $2,403 120 26
8123120'01 60-Equip-Water Printer - HP 41 00 Laserjet 51,310 $568 5742 60 26
8/2412001 60-Equip-Water Eleclrnc - Tokay Casio Backfiow Navigalo $2,099 $910 $1,169 60 26
91112001 60-Equip-Water Electrnc - Compaq ENC P933 Compuler $1,379 $575 $804 60 25
911212001 60-Equlp-Water W3 Communication Stand $3,750 5781 $2,959 120 25
911712001 50-Equip-Water Liftgate. Tommy Gate Model 1Il'i0-1040F11 51,435 $299 61,136 120 25
9/23/2001 50-Equip-Water Electrnc - Dell Inspiron 8100 Pentiumlll $2,660 $1,106 51,552 60 25
9/2412001 60-Equlp-Water Electrnc - Projector Dell L Tl54 LCD $2,638 51,099 61,539 60 25
9128120'01 6o-Equip-Water Eleclmc - Linux Computer Server @ MUBS 52,694 $1,123 $1,572 60 25
9130'120'01 60-Equip-Water Electmc - Compaq DL320 Server 51,$69 5695 5974 60 25
1011112001 50-Equip-Waler Equip - Meter Reader auto Gun PIT Probe 54,687 5937 $3,749 120 24
1011112001 60-Equip-Water Equip - Meter Reader auto Gun PIT Probe $4,660 $932 S3,728 120 24
10121/2001 60-Equip-Water Eleclmc - Compuler Dimension 820'0 $2,995 $1,198 51,797 60 24
10124/2001 60-Equlp-Water Eleclrnc - Pockel PC Cassiopeia 51,069 5428 5642 50 24
1211812001 60-Equip-Water Eleclrnc - Computer Compaq for SCADA $1,349 5495 5654 60 22
211312002 60-Equip-Water VEH - New Truck for BackOow #227228 $15,759 $5,253 $10,506 60 20
51412004
EnlerpriseAssels asofSep302D03
Water
WATER ASSETS & DEPRECIATION
Current Year: 2004
Current ENR-CCI: 7065
AcqDate AssetTypelD
913012002 60-EquJp-Water
11/4/2002 60-Equlp.Water
121312002 50-Equip-Water
121312002 60-Equip-Water
121312002 60-Equip-Water
212112003 GO-Equip-Water
2121/2003 60-Equip-Water
911712003 50-Equip-Waler
514120D4
Description
Eleclmc - Deli Server & Laplop
Air Compressor lngersallRand 7.5
Computer Micron Clientpro 345s FlatPanel
Computer Micron Cli€nlpro 345s FlatPanel
Computer Micron Clientpro 3455 FlatPanel
2003 CMvy C10 #1 GCEC14X032246234
2003 Chevy C10 #1 GCEC14X23Z245652
Computer Micron Clientpro 345s
STORAGE
LAND
SUPPLY & REAL PROPERTY
crN-PROVIDED DISTRIBUTION
DEVELOPER-PROVIDE DISTRIBUTION
OPERATIONAL ASSEfS
Subtolal:
Cost
510,587
$1,970
51,563
51,563
51,563
$13,835
$13,835
$1,0$6
$1,085,212
Cost
5753,121
$316,280
$8,464,295
$4,519,976
$23,396,383
$1,085,212
$38,535,255
ENR . eCI
EnterpriseAssel5 asorSep302003
Replacement
Cost AccDeprAmt
$2,294
$181
$250
5260
$260
$1,845
$1,845
$18
5496,456
Replacement
Cost AccDeprAJnI
$1,776,198 $240',344
$316,280 $0
$12,712,19S 52,365,935
$6,593,207 5756,943
$29,634,137 53,012,439
51,065,212 $496,456
$52,117,232 56,872,117
Replacement
eost Less
AccDepr life
$8,293
$1,789
$1,302
$1,302
$1,302
$11,990
$11,990
$1,048
$5flfl,75G
Replacement
Cost Less
AccDepr
51,535,854
$316,280
510,346,264
55,836,265
526,621,698
$588,756
545,245,115
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WATER SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FEE CALCULATION
12" Section Line Water Main Cost Estimate
Use: 5300 LF (1 mile)
Without
Surface Repair
$114,657
$0
$7,583
$1 ,200
$1,000
$500
$124,940
$18,741
$8,746
$27,487
$152,427
$22,864
$175,291
$33
Unit Cost Total Cost
5300 $21.63 $114,657
5300 $9.00 $47,700
7 $1,083.33 $7,583
2 $600,00 $1,200
1 $1,000.00 $1,000
2 250 $500
Subtotal: $172,640
$25,896
$12,085
$37,981
$210,621
$31,593
Total: $242,214
Overall Unit Cost per lineal foot: $46
Quantity
Item
12" PVC
Surface Repair
12" Gate Valve
12" Tee
Blowoff
Connect to Main
Miscellaneous
Mob/Permits/Bonds
15%
7%
Subtotal Soft Costs:
Construction Subtotal:
15%
Engineering/Sta king
Area Benefitted by Section Une Water Main
Area = 640 ae / 4 =
0.2500 sq. mi.
160 acres
320 acres
5300 LF
=
x 2 sides of line =
Water Trunk Length, Section Street =
Water Trunk
Cost
per Acre
$756.92
Section Line
Total Trunk
Length, ft
5300
Cost
$242,214
Area, Ac
320
>2)f ERUlacre
$315 per ERU
Net Development Density:
Water Trunk CostJERU for section-line mains:
Internal (mid-section line) water trunks
Total water trunk length, east-west:
Total water trunk length, north-south:
Total Water Trunk Length:
"Meandering" Factor:
Actual Estimated Total Length:
5,300 lineal feet
5,300 lineal feet
10,600 lineal feet
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12,720 lineal feet
Quantity
12,720
o
32
32
10
16
Unit Cost Total Cost
$21.63 $275,176
$0.00 $0
$1,083.33 $34,667
$600.00 $19,200
$1,000.00 $10,000
$250 $4,000
Subtotal: $343,043
$51 ,456
$24,013
$75,469
$418,512
$62,777
$481,289
$37.84
Item
12" PVC
*Surface Repair
12" Gate Valve (1 per 400')
12" Tee (1 per 400')
Blowoff (1 per 1/4 mil
Connect to Marn (1 per 800')
Miscellaneous
Mob/Permits/Bonds
15%
7%
Subtotal:
Construction Subtotal:
0.15
Engineering/Staking
Total:
Overall 12" Unit Cost:
Quantity Unit Cost Total Cost
Item
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$164,724
$0
$20,048
$9,600
$10,000
$4,000
$208,372
$31,256
$14,586
$45,842
$254,214
$38,132
Total: $292,346
Overall 8" Unit Cost: $22.98 per lineal foot
Overall 12" Unit Cost: $37_84 per lineal foot
Over-size Cost: $14.85 per lineal foot
*Surface repair not normally included in costs for internal water line since streets are
being constructed for subdivision.
8"PVC
*Surface Repair
8" Gate Valve (1 per 400')
8" Tee (1 per 400')
Blowoff (1 per 1/4 mi)
Connect to Main (1 per 800')
12,720
12,720
32
32
10
16
$12.95
$0.00
$626.50
$300.00
$1,000.00
$250
Subtotal:
M isee lIa neous
Mob/Permits/Bonds
15%
7%
Engineering/Staking
Subtotal:
Construction Subtotal:
0,15
Over-size Cost per square mile:
No. of ERU/sq. mt.:
Over-size Cost per ERU:
Water Trunk CostlERU for section. line mains, from above:
Subtotal:
Program Admin @: 5%
II Water System Development Fee."
EXAMPLE #1
Project LF, internal oversizing:
$460.00 II
1350
Water
Main Size
8
10
12
*16
Estimated Reimbursement
Unit Price Percentage
$23 0.0%
$32 28.1%
$38 39,5%
$55 58.2%
Reimb.
Amount
$0
$12,150
$20,250
$43,200
Total
Cost
$31 ,050
$43,200
$51,300
$74,250
$188,943
1,536
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$123.01
$315.38 per ERU
$438.39
$21.92
Net Cost
To
Developer
$31,050
$31,050
$31,050
$31,050
* 16-inch water line reimbursement will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Sixteen-
inch water mains are rare and we possess insufficient cost information to adequately
estimate normal pricing.
EXAMPLE #2
Development Size:
General Dimensions:
Gross Density:
Total ERU's:
40 acres
1320 ft per side (square)
2.4 ERUJacre
96
Internal Oversizing Length:
Total Estimated Cost
Reimbursement %:
Reimbursable to Developer:
1584 LF (use 'meandering' factor from above)
$60.192
40.0%
$24,077
System Devlpmnt. Fees Collected:
Portion to Administer Program:
$44.160.00
$2,208.00
Balance To Water Main Fund:
$17,875.20
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E. Ownership Transferred and Maintenance Assumed by City
Upon City issuance of a certificate of final completion, the City shall
assume ownership and maintenance of the public sewer. However the
developer shall be responsible for correcting any defects that shall be
found or occur within the warranty period.
(5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-05.07 Financing Sewers
The costs of constructing sewer trunk and lateral lines shall be fmanced and paid
for as follows:
A From the Sewage Works Fund created by this Chapter and as authorized
by the Council; or
B. By the creation of a local improvement district as provided by Chapter
17, Title 50, Idaho Code; or
C. By the property owners specially benefitted by the construction of the
trunk and lateral sewer; or
D. By a combination of A, B, and C as in the judgement of the City Council
may be fair and equitable in consideration of the benefits accming to the
property ownets within the area in which the sewer trunk and lateral
lines will be constructed, as well as the financial condition of the City
and the property owners in the area.
(5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-05.08 Extensions and Reimbursement Percentages
A Construction
A user may, with prior approval of the City, finance and construct an
extension to the sewer system, if the extension is designed and
constructed in accordance with City standards.
B. Reimbursement
1.
The user may be reimbursed, as outlined below, for the
proportionate cost of the sewer benefitting adjacent or other
property by entering into a written agreement with the City if
any of the following apply:
a. The extension is located outside the user's property
( off site) and provides sewer service to adjacent or other
property;
b. The extension is within the user's property (on site) and
is a gravity sewer larger than eight (8 It) in diameter;
c. The eight inch (81t) diameter gravity sewer within the
user's property (onsite) is required by Public Works to
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be deeper than twelve (12) feet to serve upstream
properties.
d. The extension is a permanent lift station and/or force
mam; or
e, The extension is a temporary lift station and/or force
main which the City has required to be oversized in
order to accommodate an area larger than the
developer's property.
2. To be eligible for reimbursement, the user must, unless
otherwise approved by the City Engineer, do the following:
a. Design the sewer facilities in accordance with the City
master sewer plan and receive City approval of the
sewer construction plans and specifications;
b. Construct sewers in accordance with the City approved
plans and specifications;
C. Receive three (3) bids for the sewer construction and
select the lowest responsive bid as deternlined in a
public bid opening; and
d. Receive preliminary plat approval from City Council for
the development being served by the sewer.
C. Amount of Reimbursement
1. Offsite Gravity Extensions
The amount of reimbursement owed to the user for off site sewer
extensions shall be based upon actual construction costs and may
also include reasonable engineering and easement acquisition
costs approved by the City.
2_ Onsite Gravity Extensions
The amount of reimbursement owed to the user of onsite
"oversizing or overdeptb" line extensions shall be determined by
multiplying the percentages listed below in tables, by the actual
construction costs for the various pipe sizes and depths required
for the project. Engineering costs for onsite oversizing and
overdepth sewer construction are not eligible [orreimbursement.
a. Onsite Sewer Pipeline Reimbursement Percentage
Pipe Size (inches)
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Pipe 8 10 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 36 42
Depth
(FT)
12 or 0% 11.8% 21.7% 33.5% 44.9% 53.3% 59.8% 64,9% 68.6% 78,8% 82.7%
Jess
13 6.1% 17.9"10 26.6% 37.1% 47.4% 55.1% 6LJ% 65.9% 69_5% 79_2% 83.0%
14 12_1% 23.9% 31.4% 40_6% 49.9% 56_9% 62.5% 66.9% 70.3% 79.6% 83.2%
IS 17.6% 29_4% 35.9% 44_0% 52.4% 58.8% 63.9% 68.0% 71.2% 80_0% 83.5%
16 22_7% 34.5% 40_2% 47.3% 54.7% 60.6% 65.3% 69_1% 72.1% 80.5% 83_8%
17 27.4% 39.2% 44_1% 50.4% 57.0% 62.3% 66.6% 70.2% 73,0% 80.9% 84.1%
18 31.8% 43.6% 47.8% 53.3% 59.3% 64.0% 68.0% 71.3% 73.9% 81.3% 84.4%
19 33.8% 45.6% 49.6% 54.7% 60.3% 64.9% 68_7% 71.8% 74.3% 81.6% 84.6%
20 35_9"10 47_7% 51.3% 56.2% 61.4% 65.7% 69.3% 72.4% 74.8% 81.8% 84.8%
21 37.3% 49.6% 53_0% 57.6% 62.5% 66.6% 70.0% 73.0% 75.3% 82.1% 84.9%
2'2 39.8% 51.6% 54.7% 58.9% 63.6% 67.4% 70.7% 73.5% 75_7% 82.3% 85_1%
23 41.6% 53.4% 56.4% 60.3% 64.7% 68.3% 71.4% 74.1% 76.2% 82.6% 85_3%
24 43.4% 55.2% 57.9% 61.6% 65.7% 69.2% 72.1% 74.7% 76.7% 82.8% 85.5%
25 45.2% 57.0% 59.5% 62.9% 66.7% 70.0% 72.8% 75.2% 77_2% 8U% 85.7%
26 46.9% 58.7% 61.D% 64,2% 67.8% 70.8% 73.5% 75.8% 77.7% 83.4% 85.9%
27 48.5% 60.3% 62.4% 65.4% 68.8% 71.6% 74.2% 76.4% 78.1% 83.6% 86.1%
28 50.0% 61.8% 63.8% 66,6% 69_7% 72.4% 74_8% 76.9"/. 78.6% 83.9"/0 86.3%
29 51.5% 63.3% 65.2% 67.7% 70_7% 73.2% 75.5% 77.5% 79_1% 84.2% 86.5%
30 53.0% 64.8% 66.5% 68_8% 71.6% 74.D% 76,1% 79.D% 79.6% 84.4% 86.7%
Onsite Sewer Manhole Reimbursement Percentage
Pipe Size (inches)
Pipe Depth 8 10 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 36 42
(FT)
12 or less D% 1.9"/0 4.7% 10.5% 15.7% 22.7% 28.7% 43_0% 46_9% 59.2% 63.7%
13 7.6% 9.5% 12.0% 17.4% 22.2% 28_7% 34.2% 47.4% 51.0% 62.3% 665%
14 14.0% 15.9% 18.3% 23.3% 27,7% 33_9% 38,9% 51.2% 54.5% 65.0% 68.9%
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15 19.6% 21.5% 23.7% 28.4% 32.6% 38.2% 42.9% 54.4% 57.5% 67.4% 71.0%
16 24-.5% 26.4% 28.5% 32_9"10 36.8% 42.0% 46.5% 57.3% 60.2% 69.4% 72.8%
17 28.9% 30.8% 32_7% 36.8% 40.5% 455% 49_7% 59.8% 62.5% 71.2% 14.4%
18 32.7% 34.6% 36,4% 40.4% 43.8% 48.5% 52.4% 62.0% 64_6% 72.8% 75.8%
19 36.2% 38.1% 39,8% 43.5% 46.8% 51.2% 55.0% 64.0% 66.4% 74.2% 17_1%
20 39.3% 41.2% 42.8% 46_3% 49.4% 53.6% 51.2% 65.8% 68.1% 75.5 % 78.2%
21 42.1% 44_0% 45.5% 48.9% 51.8% 55.8% 59_2% 67.4% 69.6% 76.7% 79.3%
22 44_6% 46_5% 48.0% 51.2% 54_0% 57.9% 61.1% 68.9% 71_0% 77.7% 80.2%
23 46_9% 48,8% 50.3% 53.3% 56_0% 59.7% 62.8% 70.3% 72.3% 78.7% 81.1%
24 49_1% 51.0% 52.3% 55.3% 57.9% 61.4% 64.3% 71.5% 73.4% 79_6% 81.9%
25 51.0% 52,9% 54.2% 57_1% 59.5% 62.9% 65.8% 72.6% 74.5% 80.4% 82.6%
26 528% 54.7% 56,0% 58.7% 61.1% 64_3% 67.1% 73.7% 75.5% 81.2% 83.2%
27 54.5% 56.4% 57.6% 60.2% 625% 65,7% 68.3% 74.7% 76.4% 81.9% 83.9%
28 56.1% 58.0% 59.1% 61.7% 63.9% 66.9% 69,4% 75.6% 77.2% 82.5% 84,4%
29 57.5% 59.4% 60.6% 63.0% 65.1% 68.0% 70.5% 76.4% 78.0% 83.1% 85.0%
3D 58.9% 60.8% 61.9"10 64.2% 66.3% 69_1% 71.5% 17.2% 78.8% 83.7% 855%
3. Permanent Lift Station Extensions
The amount of reimbursement owed for the construction of a
permanent lift station and/or force main shan be based upon
actual construction costs and may also include reasonable
engineering and landscaping costs approved by the City.
4. Temporary Lift Station Oversizing
The amount of reimbursement owed for installation of an
oversized temporary lift station and/or force main shall be
determined by estimating the cost of constructing a lift station
and force main to serve only the development, subtracted from
the actual construction costs incurred by the developer.
Engineering costs for the design of the lift station andlor force
main are not eligible for reimbursement.
(6030, Amended, 01/30/2001; 5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-05.09 Developer Agreements and Methods of Reimbursement
A written agreement, not to exceed ten (10) years, shall be prepared which provides for
reimbursement of the user's proportionate costs of sewer benefitting adjacent or other
property. Depending on the reimbursement amount owed to the user and the amount of
potential reimbursement credit, the agreement will include one or more of the following
reimbursement items in the order listed below, up to the reimbursement amount:
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A. The equivalent assessment fees owed or paid by the user as required under
subsection 8-11-06.03(D);
B. The inspection fees owed or paid by the user as required under subsection 8-11-
06.05(A);
C. The trunk connection fees paid by the user as required by subsection 8-11-
06.03(A);
D. Reimbursement of trunk connection fees and equivalent assessment fees
received by the City as others connect to the sewer from an area, downstream of
the user's property, mutually agreed upon by the City and the user; and
E. Reimbursement of trunk connection fees and equivalent assessment fees,
received by the City, as others connect to the sewer from an area, upstream of the
user's property, mutually agreed upon by the City and the user.
(5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-05.10 Sewer Easement Acquisition Policies
In order to provide for a uniform and equitable treatment of property owners of
lands subject to Boise City sewer easement acquisition, and to adequately protect
the best interests of Boise City, the following policies are adopted as procedural
guides to be fo Uowed in sewer easement acquisition:
A. Define and map the proposed easement acquisition;
B. Research ownerShip or obtain a preliminary title policy for the property
to be included in the easement;
C. Provide each owner of property within the proposed easement a written
notice of the City's intent to acquire such easement;
D. Obtain an "opinion of value" or "appraisal" for the property proposed for
easement acquisition;
E. Offer the dollar amount stated in the "opinion of value" or "appraised
value" to the property owner for purposes of acquisition if the <<opinion
of value" or "appraised value" is acceptable to the City;
F. Conduct good faith negotiations with the property owner if the value
offered is rejected; and
G. Obtain a final settlement of the easement acquisition purchase or proceed
with condemnation action if appropriate_
(6030, Amended, 01/30/2001; 5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-05.11 Lift Stations
A. Designation of Lift Stations
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The Public Works Department shall designate a lift station as either
temporal}' or permanent, consistent with the Master Sewer Plan, at the
time such station is placed into service. The Public Works Commission
may, upon request when special circumstances exist, change the
designation of a lift station.
B. Installation of Temporary Lift Stations
Temporal}' lift stations may only be installed if the installation is in
accordance with public policy and approved by the Public Works
Departme.nt. The party installing the temporary lift station shall be
responsible for all construction costs and shall ensure that the temporary
lift station is completed in accordance with the requirements of the
Department. Ownership, maintenance and operation of the temporary
lift station shall transfer to Boise City at the time the temporary lift
station is accepted as operational by the Department.
(5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-05.12 Food Disposal Units
A. Policy
It is the declared policy of the City to discourage and prevent discharge
of food wastes into the sanitary sewer system when such food wastes
could be disposed of in another manner. Where disposal of food wastes,
particularly by commercial and institutional users of the system is
allowed, the method and manner of such disposal shall be as required in
the subsequent portions of this Section.
B. Connection of Food Disposal Units
Domestic and commercial food waste disposal units shall be connected
and trapped separately from any other fixture or compartment, except
that a continuous waste with a flow directing partition will be acceptable
for domestic units. All units may have either automatic or hand-operated
water supply controls; however, domestic units shall be provided with an
approved inlet cover having waterway passages for use during grinding
operations.
C. No Discharge through a Grease Interceptor
No waste from a food waste grinder shall be discharged into or through a
grease interceptor.
D. Commercial Grinders
Commercial type food grinders shall be provided with not less than a two
inch (2") waste line. Each waste line shall be trapped and vented as
provided in the Plumbing Code.
E. Food Waste Grinder Requirements
All food waste grinder equipment shall be designed to meet the
following requirements:
1. Particle size: 100 percent shall pass a No.2 screen (2-mesh);
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2. 95 percent shall pass a No.4 screen (4-mesh);
3. Fibers shall not exceed two and one-half inches (2 112") in
length;
4. Vegetable stems shall not exceed oue inch (1") in length, and
leaf sections shall not exceed one-balf inch (1/2") in the largest
dimension;
5. Equipment must be self scouring with no fouling surfaces to
cause objectionable odors, freed from electrical or mechanical
hazards, and of durable construction;
6. Such food waste grinders shall be installed under and in direct
connection with a sink or other approved receptacle, supplied
with water and discharged through a trap to a sanitary sewer
system.
F. Installation Requirements for Commercial Grinders
Waste grinders and their installation in restaurants, institutions, food
processing or storage plants, and similar operations shall meet the
requirements of this Ordinance, as well as the Plumb:ing Code Qf Boise
City. An installation will be permitted only upon the finding of the
Department of Public Works that other methods of disposal are not
feasible and that the City sewer system can properly handle the waste.
G. Food Waste Disposal Units Must Comply
The installation, operation, and maintenance of any equipment or method
to be used for food waste disposal units shall comply with all the
provisions of this Ordmance and the regulations of the Building,
Housing, ElectricaL Mechanical, Plumbing and Fire Prevention
Ordinances of Boise City, and if there is any conflict between the
provisions of this Ordinance and the applicable Building, Housing,
Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing and Fire Prevention codes and
ordinances of the City, such codes and ordinances shall prevail over the
provision of this Ordinance.
(5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15(1998)
Section 8-11-05.13 Grease Traps
Every building, structure, or premise used or occupied by any sewer user where
any commercial or industrial operations are conducted or permitted which result
in the discharge into the sewer system of any products, waste products or other
substances, matter or liquid in the manner and to the extent prohibited in this
Chapter shall be equipped with an adequate and suitable grease trap, filter or
other interception device installed in such a manner that the products, waste
products, or other substances, material or liquids herein set forth will not. flow
into or be discharged into the sanitary sewer system. The grease trap, filter or
other interceptor shall be adequately maintained and efficiently operated by such
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sewer user.
(5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-06 FEE AUTHORITY; CREDITS
(5877, Added, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-06.01 Annual Review for Fees
The fees imposed by this ordinance shall be reviewed annually and revised
periodically as required.
(5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-06.02 When Connection Fees Are Due
Unless otherwise specified, the connection fees imposed by subsection 8-11-
06.03 must be paid prior to initiation of sewer service, change in use of a
property already connected to sewer, or any increase in the discharge levels of
flow_
(5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12/15/1998)
Section 8-11-06.03 Capital Fees
A. Trunk Connection Fees
A trunk connection fee shall be imposed upon every person initiating
sewer service, changing use of a property already connected to sewer, or
increasing the discharge levels of flow. The fee shall be based on values
typical of the discharger category, unless otherwise addressed by
separate contract.
Fees for a change in use or an increase in discharge levels are calculated
on an incremental basis as described in subsection 8-1l-06.03(G).
B. Treatment Connection Fees
A treatment connection fee shall be imposed upon every person initiating
sewer service, changing use of a property already connected to sewer, or
increasing the discharge levels of flow, BOD, or TSS. The fee shall be
based upon flow, BOD, and TSS values typical of the discharger
category, unless otherwise addressed by separate contract. Fees for a
change in use or an increase in discharge levels are calculated on an
incremental basis as described in subsection 8-11-06.03(G).
A treatment plant connection fee using a fee structure that includes
ammonia-nitrogen (NH3-N) as a component may be charged if the City
determines, after reviewing the relationship between actual or anticipated
BOD and ammonia-nitrogen (NH3-N) discharges, that an atypical
discharge is or will be occurring. An atypical discharge will be
evaluated against the treatment system design and operating parameters.
(A rate system that includes ammonia-nitrogen will have a lower BOD
rate than a rate system that does not include ammonia-nitrogen.)
C. Southwest Interceptor Fees
An interceptor connection fee shall be imposed upon every person
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residing in that area within the Boise Area of Impact known as the
Southwest Community Planning Area who is initiating sewer service,
changing use of a property already connected to sewer, or increasing the
discharge levels of flow. This fee is imposed on persons in the
Southwest Community Planning Area in recognition of the unique
requirements and impact this area has on the Boise City Sewer system.
This fee shall be based upon flow values typical of the discharger
category, unless otherwise addressed by separate contract. Fees for a
change in use or an increase in discharge levels are calculated on an
incremental basis as described in subsection 8-11-06.03(G).
D. Equivalent Assessment Fees
Any person initiating sewer service with the Boise City Sewer system
who has not otherwise paid for, or contributed proportionately toward,
the costs and expenses of constructing a sewer adjacent to or passing
through the propeI"o/, whether that be by the City, a local improvement
district, or a private developer, and who subsequently desires to connect
to the sewer system, shall be required to pay an additional connection
(equivalent assessment) fee computed as follows, unless otherwise
approved by the Public Works Commission:
1. For lots up to 86,000 square feet in area, the fee shaH be
calculated on the basis of the area of the lot;
2. For single family flag lots whose area within 125 feet of the
assessable frontage is less than 6,000 square feet, or lots with no
assessable frontage, a minimum equivalent assessment will be
calculated based on a lot ofless than 6,000 square feet.
3. For lots greater than 86,000 square feet in area, the fee shall be
calculated on the basis of the area of the lot fronting the sewer
within 125 feet of the frontage. However, in no case shall the
assessment be less than that for a lot of 86,000 square feet in
area;
4. For single family lots in excess of 86,000 square feet in area, the
frontage for the property shall only be assessed on the side of the
property for which the sewer service is being provided. For all
other uses the assessed frontage shall be calculated on each side
of the lot in which sewer is fronting the property, unless
otherwise waived by the Public Works Commission. However,
in no case shall the assessment be less than that for a lot of
43,560 square feet in area;
5. Large lots which can legally be further subdivided in the future,
and which are not fully utilized by the existing development, will
only be charged for the improved area and/or logical boundary
of future subdivision/development, with a minimum equivalent
assessment fee equal for a lot of 43,560 square feet;
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6. The equivalent assessment fee may be adjusted to reflect the
benefit received by large, open space lots which have a low
impact on the sewer system or other criteria as deter:mined by the
Public Works Commission. When the equivalent assessment
fees for these properties create undue hardship, or fees for such
properties are inequitable in the consideration of the Public
Works Commission, the equivalent assessment fee shall be
calculated on single family dwelling equivalents. The fee for
properties complying with all the above criteria shall be
calculated by multiplying the number of single family dwelling
equivalents (SFDE's), based on fixture unit count, by the
equivalent assessment amount for a lot of 43,560 square feet.
The total equivalent assessment shall Dot be less than the
assessment fOf a lot of 86,000 square feet.
The applicant may not avoid payment of this fee by requesting
connection to another sewer if, in the opinion of the Public Works
Department, the proposed service line is best capable of being connected
to the sewer which is subject to the assessment.
E. New Development Eight Inch Equivalency
For sewers constrocted outside of a public right of way, an eight inch
equivalency fee shall be charged, based upon any or all of the following:
L Relevant actual construction, engineering, and inspection costs
for other sewers constructed by the developer within the
development;
2. The actual construction and engineering, costs of the sewer on
which the assessment is due, updated by Engineering News
Record construction cost index; or
3. Any other relevant factors that may affect the amount of the
assessment.
This fee shall be in addition to any other applicable assessment fee and
may be reduced by the Public Works Department to reflect additional
costs incurred by the developer to upgrade the sewer to current
standards.
F. Public Service Line Fee
A fee shan be charged for each public service line provided by the City,
based on the size of the service line.
G. Change of Use
Any person changing use of a property already connected to sewer, or
increasing the discharge levels of flow, BOD, or TSS, shall pay trunk,
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treatment, and southwest interceptor fees. These fees will be based on
the difference in flows and waste strengths applicable to the property
change in use, or increased levels of discharge, less the flows and waste
strengths applicable to the most intensive original sewer use at the
property within the past ten (10) years. If for example, a single family
residence served by sewer is demolished and replaced with a restaurant,
the fees will be based on the difference between the typical flows and
waste strengths for a restaurant and typical flows and waste strengths for
a residence.
H. Prepayment of Connection Fees
Any owner of an existing single family residence within Boise City and
the Boise Area of Impact, to which Boise City Sewer system service is
unavailable, may prepay the connection fees required by this Section at
the rates in effect at the time of prepayment, subject to the following
conditions:
1. The property for which connection fees are being prepaid must
have an existing single family residence constructed on it;
2. The property owner will be required to enter into an agreement
with the City of Boise which shall absolve the City of any
requirement to provide sewer service to the property. This
agreement shall be recorded in the Office of the Ada County
Recorder;
3. A reasonable administrative fee shall be paid upon execution of
the prepayment agreement to cover set-up, monitoring, and
recording fees and costs;
4. The connection fees paid to the City prior to the provision of
wastewater system service shall be paid prior to the date on
which sewer becomes available; and
5. Any connection fees paid to the City prior to the provision of
wastewater system service shall be in cash and shall be non-
refundable. The deferral of connection fees as provided for in
Section 8-1 I -08 shall not be available to property owners
electing to prepay connection fees.
L Sewer Deposit for Future Connection of a New Subdivision
If a wet sewer is not adjacent to a subdivision or development of land in
which the Council has required, as a condition for approving the
subdivision plat or development, construction and installation of a wet-
line sewer served by an interim treatment system in accordance with
detailed plans and specifications receiving prior approval, the subdivider
or developer shall pay a deposit to the Treasurer of Boise City. This
deposit shall be paid prior to the certification of the plat by the City
Engineer, for the future connection of the sewer or interim treatment
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system to the wet sewer subsequently constructed and installed adjacent
and adjoining the subdivision or development of land. The money so
paid shall be deposited to the Sewage Works Fund to be used for the
purposes provided in subsection 8-11-01.08 of this Ordinance.
J. Temporary Lift Station Upgrade Fee
lfthe Public Works Department has approved the use ofa temporary lift
station to serve a proposed development and if the lift station is
undersized to serve the geographical area which may contribute flow to
the temporary lift station, the City Council may, as a condition of
approving the subdivision or development plat, require the developer to
pay a fee for upgrading of the lift station and/or permanently extending
the sewer to serve the development if it is needed prior to the logical
extension of the gravity sewer. This fee shall be deposited to the Sewage
Works Fund. In the event these funds are not needed for the upgrade of
the lift station, the funds will be returned without interest to the
developer making payment.
(6046, Amended, 04flO/2001; 6030, Amended, Olf30/2001; 5877, Repealed & Replaced, 12flSf1998)
Section 8-11-06.04 Operation and Maintenance Fees
A. Service Charges and Fees
This provision shall establish a system of periodic service charges and fees for
the purpose of equitably imposing upon all users the costs and expenses of
operation, maintenance, repair, and replacement of the wastewater system. The
service charges and fees shall be based upon (1) the volume and content of
effluent discharged into the wastewater system of the City, and (2) the costs and
expenses of operation, maintenance, repair, and replacement of the wastewater
system, such charges and fees having been determined to be the benefit derived
by each building, structure, or user being charged. The system of periodic
service charges and fees shall consist of the following categories: Facility
Replacement, Operation and Maintenance, and Fixed Charge for Zero Use.
1. Facility Replacement
The purpose of this category is to accumulate a reserve for replacement
of the wastewater system. This reserve shall be based on the total
historical costs for the applicable facilities and equipment.
2. Operation and Maintenance
The purpose of this category is to recover, equitably from all users, the
costs and expenses incurred by the City of Boise in operating and
maintaining the wastewater system.
3. Fixed Charge for Zero Use
The purpose of this category is to equitably apportion among all
customers a portion of those fixed costs which continue to be incurred
whether or not individual customers utilize the wastewater system. Such
costs include, but are not limited to, costs attributable to providing basic
office staff for the administration of the Boise City Sewer system.
Payment of these costs shall be made by aU customers, including those
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with zero flow discharge.
B. When Payment is Due
Service charges and fees imposed pursuant to this Section shall be received by
the City by the due date shown on the invoice or billing statement.
C. Deposits
Deposits are not required for new service unless the user:
1. is rated as a poor credit risk by a reputable credit bureau;
2. has had an overdue bill three (3) times with any utility in the past
four (4) years;
3. has supplied false information at the time of application for service;
or
4. bas filed for bankruptcy.
A deposit for residential service shall be equal to three months worth of
estimated charges. A deposit for commercial service shall be equal to two
months worth of estimated charges. The deposit will be refunded or credited
when the user no longer requires service or has paid all bills satisfactorily for
twenty-four (24) consecutive months.
Instead of paying a deposit, user may receive service if someone else signs a
guarantee for his bill. This person, called the "guarantor" must be rated as a
good credit risk by a reputable credit bureau. The guarantor is responsible for an
amount equal to the deposit, but will be released from this obligation after
twenty-four (24) consecutive months of satisfactory payments have been made
by the user.
D. Unmonitored Connections
The monthly sewer service charge or fee for each property owner whose
connection to the wastewater system is unmonitored shall be based upon
the winter water use of such owner or user, plus the fixed charge for zero
use.
E. Monitored' Connections
The monthly service charge or fee for each sewer user whose connection
to the wastewater system is monitored shall be established by the Public
Works Deparlnlent based upon (1) flow, (2) the concentration of BOD.
(3) the concentration of TSS. (4) other special constituents that may
require treatment, and (5) the fixed charge for zero use. and in
accordance with monitored waste charges, unless otherwise specified by
a separate contract.
If the City determines by reviewing the relationship between actual or
anticipated BOD and ammonia-nitrogen (NH3-N) discharges that an
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AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT made this _day of ,20_, by and between the
CITY OF MERIDIAN, a municipal corporation, hereinafter called CITY, and
, hereinafter called DEVELOPER:
WIT N E SSE T H:
WHEREAS, DEVELOPER owns land inside the corporate limits of Meridian City
and has or will construct a sewerage system to his property or project,
(subdivision or pro;ect name) , as shown on Exhibit
"A" and has requested reimbursement for certain portions of the sewerage system;
WHEREAS, upon recommendation of the Public Works Department, the Council of
CITY accepted and approved the proposal of DEVELOPER subject to all conditions
hereinafter provided by this Agreement.
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration oftlle foregoing premises, it is agreed:
A. Preparation of Plans. DEVELOPER shall prepare plans and specifications,
drawings, instructions, bid proposal and all other contract documents for the construction and
instalIation of sewerage system, shown on Exhibit "A", including rights-of -way, grades and
elevation, and materials to be used in the construction and installation of said trunk sewer
lines.
B. Construction of Trunk Sewer Lines.
(1) DEVELOPER shall install and construct the sewerage system and
appurtenances as shown on Exhibit "A", subject to the conditions hereinafter provided.
(2) DEVELOPER shall provide all engineering and surveying and contract
administration for the construction of sewerage system described on Exhibit "A".
(3) CITY shall provide all inspection for the construction of sewerage system
described on Exhibit "A".
C. Letting Bids. DEVELOPER shall solicit bids to be made and publish requests
bid proposals for construction ofthe sewerage system from at least three (3) properly licensed
public work contractors. DEVELOPER shall establish a time, date, and place to conduct the
bid opening and notify the CITY at least two business days prior of the time, date and place of
the bid opening. Bids are not received after that time. DEVELOPER shall award to the
lowest responsible bidder. DEVELOPER shall not make award until after he has obtained
concurrence from CITY of low bidder.
D. Developer's and City's Responsibility. In recognition of the fact that the
DEVELOPER will construct additional sewer improvements, as shown on Exhibit "A", at the
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request of the CITY, it is mutually agreed that the cost of those sewer improvements will be
shared as contained in ExlUbit "B." It shall be the responsibility ofthe DEVELOPER to
provide 100% of the financing of the project willi reimbursement from the CITY in
accordance with Section E oftrus agreement "Reimbursement to DEVELOPER."
Reimbursement to DEVELOPER shall not be made until final completion ofllie project, the
City's review and concurrence of all eligible bills incurred by the DEVELOPER, and
submittal of lien releases from the Engineer and Prime Contractor.
E. REIMBURSEMENT to DEVELOPER.
In recognition of the fact that DEVELOPER shall install, construct and erect
sewerage system as shown on Exhibit "A", the CITY shall reimburse to the DEVELOPER the
City's share of the cost $ by refunding the Trunk Connection fee collected by
City in accordance with the current City Ordinance 9-4-18(D) in effect at the time the
Building Permit's issued for DEVELOPER'S lots with DEVELOPER'S property,
(subdivision or project name) as identified on Exhibit "A".
The CITY will mal(e an audit of their agreement on a quarterly basis, begirming
on the anniversary date of this agreement, and refimd the collection system portion of the
assessment fee in accordance with current City Ordinance 9-4-18 collected during the audit
period for the DEVELOPERS property, (subdivision or project name)
F. Term of Agreement. Payments shall continue under this agreement until
DEVELOPER is :fully reimbursed or for a period not to exceed ten (10) year from the date of
execution ofthis agreement by CITY.
G. Sewer Lines on DEVELOPER'S Proj)erty. As a condition for City entering this
Agreement, DEVELOPER shall:
Submit to inspection by either the Public Works Department or the Building
Department of City whenever a building is to be connected to the sewerage system
constructed and installed on and within its property.
H. Cost of Sewer Line on DEVELOPER'S Property. All costs and expenses,
including the construction, engineering, advertising, clerical and legal and all licenses and
permits which may be required for the construction and installation ofthe sewerage system
upon and within DEVELOPER'S property, shall be a DEVELOPER'S sole expense. This
condition shall not be construed to include the CITY'S share ofthe sewerage system on
Exhibit "A".
1. Compliance with Laws.
(1) In constructing and installing the sewerage system within its property,
DEVELOPER, at its sole expense, shall comply with laws, orders and regulations of Federal,
State and Municipal authorities and at its sole expense shall obtain all licenses or permits
which may be required for the performance of this Agreement.
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(2) Upon connection to sewer DEVELOPER agrees to abide by all applicable
City laws, rules and regulations pertaining to sewerage systems.
J. Indemnification and Insurance, DEVELOPER shall indemnify and save and hold
harmless CITY from and for any and all losses, claims, actions, judgments for damages, or
injury to persons or property and losses and expenses caused or incurred. by DEVELOPER, its
servants, agents, employees, guest, and business invitees, and not caused by or arising out of
tortuous conduct of CITY or its employees. In addition, DEVELOPER shall maintain, and
specifically agrees that it will maintain, for a period of one year from the date of this
Agreement, liability insurance in which CITY shall be named insured in the minimum amount
as specified in the Idaho Tort Claims Act set forth in Title 6, Chapter 9 of the Idaho Code.
The limits of insurance shall not be deemed a limitation of the covenants to indemnifY and
save and hold harmless CITY; and if CITY becomes liable for an amount in excess of the
insurance limits, herein provided, DEVELOPER covenants and agrees to indemnify and save
and hold harmless CITY from and for all such losses, claims, actions or judgments for
damages or liability to persons or property. DEVELOPER shall provide CITY with a
Certificate of Insurance or other proof of insurance evidencing DEVELOPER'S compliance
with the requirements oftrus paragraph and file such proof of insurance with the Public
Works Department. In the event the insurance minimums of the Idaho Tort Claims Act are
changed, the CITY shall notify the DEVELOPER of the change, and Tort Claims Act are
changes, the CITY shall notify the DEVELOPER of the change and DEVELOPER shall
immediately submit proof of compliance with the changed limits.
K. No Assignment. DEVELOPER shall not assign any portion ofthis Agreement
or any privilege here under, either voluntarily or involuntarily, without the prior vvritten
consent of the CITY, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.
L. Definition of DEVELOPER'S Pmpm1y. The term "DEVELOPER'S
PROPERTY" in the Agreement shall mean the parcels described on Exhibit "A" attached
hereto.
M_ Binding Effect. An executed copy of this document shall be recorded in the
office of the Ada County Recorders and is an Encumbrance which shall be binding upon all of
DEVELOPER'S assigns, or successors in interest to said property.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties shall cause this Agreement to be executed by
their duly authorized officers the day and year first above written.
DEVELOPER:
Name (printed)
Title
Signature
Date
Secretary
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STATE OF IDAHO )
) 5S
County of Ada )
On this day of " before me the undersigned, a
Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared . and
,known or identified to me to be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the within instrument, and aclmowledged to me that they executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day
and year first above ~written.
Notary Public For Idaho
Residing at:
Commission Expires:
(SEAL)
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Approved By Council:
CITY CLERK
STATE OF IDAHO )
) ss
County of Ada )
On this day of , before me the undersigned, a Notary Public
in and for said State, personally appeared and ,
known to me to be the Mayor and City Clerk ofthe City of Meridian, Idaho, who executed the within
instrument and acknowledged to me that the City of Meridian executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the day and year
first above written.
Notary Public For Idaho
Residing at:
Commission Expires:
(SEAL)
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Title 9 Chapter 1 -Water Use & Service
9-1-1: PURPOSE:
It is hereby determined and declared to be necessary and conducive to and for the
protection of the health, safety and welfare of the public and inhabitants of the City, and
for the purpose of controlling the use and connection to, and for providing an equitable
distribution of the costs and expenses of maintenance, operation, upkeep and repair of
the entire Municipal water system which includes the water supply, water storage and
water distribution facilities of the City, to charge and collect service charges or fees upon
all lots, lands, property and premises served or benefited by the Municipal water system
of the City, which system and facilities consists generally of all wells, storage reservoirs,
transmission mains, structures, buildings, chlorination facilities, fluoridation facilities,
valves, service connections, service meters, fittings, mechanical equipment and all other
facilities as required for the furnishing and distribution of water as a public system to the
citizens of the City; and to provide for the control, use and administration of the
installation of private domestic water systems where a public water system is not
available. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1-2: DEFINITIONS:
Unless the context specifically indicates otherwise, the meanings of terms used in this
Chapter shall be as follows:
AUTHORIZED WATER USER: Any person making authorized and proper use of the
Municipal water system and/or the water delivered thereby and who has made
application for water service and such application has been granted and has paid for
such service, water, and all fees required. An authorized water user may be an owner,
his tenant by lease or rental, a developer, etc.
CITY: Refers to the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, or its authorized or designated
agent, representative or deputy thereto.
CITY WATER SERVICE LINE: That portion of any individual water service line that runs
from its connection with the public water main to, and including, the corporation stop,
valve box and meter that is installed in the service line. It will usually be installed within
the limits of the public right of way or utility easement and, after installation, it is to be
owned and maintained by the City.
EQUIVALENT CONNECTION: The service to a typical residential house on an individual
lot that is occupied by an average single-family dwelling is designated as one equivalent
connection. All other connections are prorated in relation to eqUivalent connections
based on the estimated usage of or benefit derived from the service.
MASTER WATER PLAN: The Master Water Plan is any document which the City of
Meridian has accepted by official action of the City Council which describes or otherwise
indicates an overall view of proposed future water system needs, minimum water main
sizing, and/or minimum water main spacing.
MONTH: A "month" as used herein shall mean the period between scheduled water
meter readings. The City will, as nearly as possible, schedule the water meter readings
thirty (30) days apart.
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Title 9 Chapter 1 -Water Use & Service
MULTIPLE BUILDING DEVELOPMENT: Includes the various types of developments
that would have common or joint ownership areas such as condominiums, townhouses,
mobile home parks or courts, shopping centers, professional offices, etc.
MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM: Includes all components and facilities of the public water
system that are owned, operated, or maintained by the City of Meridian, Idaho, for
domestic and other uses.
OVERSIZED MAIN: Any water main which is required to have a larger inside diameter
than is necessary based on the estimated flow of the service area for which the main is
being installed.
OWNER: Refers to the property owner that is served by the Municipal water system or
desires to be served by the Municipal water system.
PERSON: Any individual, firm, company, association, society, corporation or group.
PRIVATE FIRE SERVICE CONNECTION: A separate and independent connection from
the Municipal water main that connects directly to a sprinkler system or fire-control
device that has been, or is to be, installed in any building for the purpose of fire control
within the specific building and said connection is to be for no other purpose.
PRIVATE WATER SERVICE LINE: The portion of the water service line that runs from
the building being served to the point of connection with the City water service Hne.
PRIVATE WATER SYSTEM: Any water system for domestic use that is not owned,
operated and maintained by the City of Meridian, Idaho.
PROPERTY: Refers to all property, whether privately or publicly owned, within the
service limits of the Municipal water system excluding therefrom lands that have been
dedicated for public street or highway rights of way.
PUBLIC WATER SERVICE LINE: See definition of City Water Service Line in this
Section.
SHALL/MAY: "Shall" is mandatory; "may" is permissive.
SPRINKLER IRRIGATION: Refers to any system for the purpose of watering lawns,
gardens, shrubs, trees, etc., as they are normally grown in the out-of-doors or open
spaces.
SUPERINTENDENT: The Superintendent of the City Waterworks is the individual
appointed by the City Council to be in charge of, and oversee, the water system; he
shall, under the direction of the City Engineer and City Council, have charge of the
Municipal water supply system. The Superintendent's duties shall include but not be
limited to: maintenance, operation, supervision and/or inspection of all additions or
modifications. The Superintendent shall report, on a regular basis, to the City Engineer
the condition of the Municipal water system.
Title 9 Chapter 1 -Water Use & Service
UNAUTHORIZED WATER USER: Any person who makes any use of the municipal
water system or the water delivered thereby who is not an authorized water user or who
improperly or illegally uses the water system, or who causes damage or injury to the
system in any fashion.
WATER MAIN: Any pipe line owned by the city for the purpose of transportation and/or
distribution of water to serve more than one water service line or user. (Ord. 273, 1-6-
1975, eff. 2-1-1975; amd. Ord. 374, 7-7-1980; Ord. 476,4-21-1987)
9-1~3: APPLICATION OF CHAPTER; CITY AUTHORITY:
A. Application: The provisions of this chapter shall apply to all property within the
corporate limits of the city, and any special users outside of the corporate limits of
the city, including all property owned or occupied by the United States of America,
the state of Idaho, and Ada County. (Ord. 273, 1-6-1975, eft. 2-1-1975)
B. City Authority: The water system for the supply of the city shall be under the sole and
exclusive control of the mayor and council, who may, from time to time, direct the
construction of such works, placing of mains, service pipes and fire hydrants, as the
necessities of the city may require. (Ord, 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1-4: USE OF CITY WATER REQUIRED:
A. Connection To City System: The owner or occupant of any house, building or
property used for residential, commercial, industrial, governmental or recreational
use, or any other purpose, situated within the city which is abutting on or having a
permanent right of access to any street, alley or right of way in which there is located
a city water line is hereby required to cease using any other water system and at his
expense to connect such building directly with the city water in accordance with the
proviSions of this chapter, within fifteen (15jsixtv (60) calendar days after the date of
official notice from the city to do so; provided, however, that said city water is within
three hundred feet (300') of any property line where said building to be served is
located.
B. Disconnection Of Private System Required: At such time as the municipal water
system becomes available to the property served by the private water system, and
the owner or tenant connects his property to municipal service as required, it is
mandatory that the private water supply is not connected or cross connected in any
way to the water lines served by the city water system. The disconnection of the
private water supply line shall be inspected and approved by the waterworks
superintendent or his designated representative. (Ord. 622, 10-5-1993)
9~1-5: APPLICATION FOR WATER SUPPLY:
A. Application Required: Whenever any person desires to obtain a supply of water from
the city waterworks, he shall apply to the wateFPublic works department for service
and agree to be governed by such rules and regulations not inconsistent with this
chapter, as may be prescribed by the mayor and city council for the control of the
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B. Contents Of Application; Grant Of Application:
1. New Construction: The applicant must state the location, type of building, and
uses therein, and fully and truly state the purpose for which the water is to be used,
and shall furnish a set of floor plans showing all water uses and a site plan if the
water is to be used for irrigation. If the application is granted, the water department
may authorize the extension, at the expense of the applicant, and at no expense to
the city, the service pipe and meter tile, meter yoke, meter tile lid, curb stop and any
other fittings that are necessary to install service to the inside line of the curb at the
point most convenient for supplying the applicant.
2. Existing Water Service: In the case of an existing water service connection, if the
real property or improvement is sold or otherwise transferred, the person entitled to
possession shall make application to the municipal billing department to transfer the
account, and shall supply the department with all information requested by the
department.
3. Third Party Billing: After establishing an account for water service, a property
owner may direct that a third party, such as a property management company, or a
tenant, receive the billing for water, sewer, and solid waste collection services. The
third party to whom the billings are sent shall also execute such documentation as is
necessary to confirm the billing information. In the event such an account becomes
delinquent, the municipal billing department shall send a delinquency notice to the
billing recipient, and the owner, at the addresses contained in the agreements. The
city will charge a third party billing account set up fee which must be paid at the time
of the application. The fee will be set by resolution of the city council. The third party
billing agreement shall also provide that the property owner remains primarily
responsible for charges assessed to the account, and further, that all unpaid charges
constitute a lien against the real property. An owner may appoint an agent, to act for
the owner, to establish an account, receive billings, or do anything else an owner
may do, or be required to do, pursuant to this code.
C. Street Paving: In cases where street paving is contemplated, the abutting property
owners must either connect their premises with the water mains before the trench is
backfilled or pay the cost of service from the main to curb if made thereafter. (Ord.
03-1044,9-23-2003)
9-1-7: WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS AND WATER LINES:
All materials and workmanship in the installation of private water service lines and
connections to the city water service line shall conform to the following regulations: (Ord.
273, 1-6-1975, eff. 2-1-1975)
A. Permit Required: No person other than one authorized by the city shall uncover,
make any connections with or opening into, use, alter, or disturb any municipal water
main, city water service line or appurtenance thereof without first obtaining a written
permit from the city. The permit is not to be used until all water installation charges
and fees have been paid in full. (Ord. 374, 7-7-1980)
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B. Application For Permit; Fees: To obtain municipal water service, the owner or his
agent shall make application on a special form furnished by the city. The permit
application shall be supplemented by any plans, specifications, or other information
considered pertinent in the judgment of the city and requested by the city. A permit
and inspection fee as established by resolution of the city council shall be paid to the
city at the time the application is filed. The owner or his agent shall pay a connection
fee to the city at the time the application is filed. The amount of the connection fee
will vary depending on the equivalent residential unit (ERU) rating, or other rating
established by the city engineer for the user in question. The connection fee shall be
as established by resolution of the city council. (Ord. 02-967, 7-23-2002)
C. Service Line Installation: The owner may request permission from the city to install
the water service line, including tap to the city water main, city stop valve, service
line, valve, meter vault and cover under private contract. Such installation shall be in
conformance with the plumbing code as adopted by the city 1 . When installation of a
water service line and appurtenances causes damage to any property, public or
private, other than the owner's property, the owner shall be responsible for all repair
costs including repair to streets, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, sewer lines, irrigation
facilities, storm drains, lawns, fences, gas lines, other water mains, telephone lines
and electrical lines. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
D. Old Private Service Lines: Old private water service lines may be used in connection
with new buildings only when they are found, on examination and being tested as
required by the city, to meet all requirements of this chapter.
E. Conformance With Building And Plumbing Codes; Inspection:
1. The materials of construction of the private water service line and the methods to
be used in excavating, placing of the pipe, jointing, testing, and backfilling the trench
shall all conform to the requirements of the building and plumbing codes as have
been or may be adopted by the city .2 .
2. The private water service connection to the city water service line shall conform to
the requirements of the building and plumbing codes as adopted by the city. (Ord.
273, 1-6-1975, eft. 2-1-1975)
3. All connections to or extensions of the service line, as previously installed by the
city, or under its authorization, shall be made in accordance with the requirements of
the state of Idaho plumbing code for such an installation. The connection of the
service line shall be inspected by the city before the installation is backfilled and
before the water is turned on for use at the premises. (Ord. 374, 7-7-1980)
F. Service Line Size And Location:
1. The private water service line from the building to the connection with the city
water service line shall not be smaller than a three-fourths inch (3/4") inside diameter
pipe and shall be laid in a trench of such depth so that the minimum cover over the
pipe from the finished grade shall be three feet (3').
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2. The alignment of the private water service line from the outlet of the building to the
City water service line shall be reasonably straight and shall be located such that the
distance between the water service line and the sewer service line shall be a
minimum of ten feet (10').
G. Cross-Connection Prohibited: No person shall make or permit the cross-connection
of any private water supply to a water line that is served by the Municipal water
system ~ .
H. Notify City For Inspection: The applicant for the City water service line permit shall
notify the City when the connection of the private water service line to the City water
service line is ready for inspection.
I. Excavations Guarded; Restoration: All excavations for all water service installations
shall be adequately guarded with barricades and lights so as to protect the public
from hazard. Streets, sidewalks, parkways, and other public property disturbed in the
course of the work shall be restored in a manner satisfactory to the City.
J. Private Fire Service Connection: The installation of a private fire service connection
shall comply in all respects to the requirements for a City water service line and the
owner, or his agent, will be required to pay all costs for connection and extension of
the facility from the Municipal water main.
K. Connections Made By Plumber: The connection of the private water service line to
the public water service line and the connection of a private fire service connection to
the Municipal water main shall be made by a plumber holding a valid City plumber's
license. (Ord. 273,1-6-1975, eft. 2-1-1975)
L. Meter, Stop Valve And Stopcock:
1. A separate and independent City water service meter and stop valve shall be
provided for every authorized water user. (Ord. 374, 7-7-1980)
2. To each service pipe there shall be attached at the inside line of the curb a
stopcock and key box which shall be paid for by the water user consuffieF-and be
under the exclusive control of the Superintendent of the Waterworks. (1955 Code ~
5-1 06)
9-1-8: REJECTION OF MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP:
The City may reject any materials or workmanship for cause and upon such, the rejected
material shall be removed and replaced with approved material. Disapproved
workmanship shall cause the removal and replacement of all materials involved,
including appurtenances such as excavations, backfilling and other work items. (Ord.
476,4-21-1987)
9-1-9: BACKFilLING AND SURFACE REPAIR:
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A. Owner Responsibility; Costs: All backfilling and surface repair required by a water
service installation shall be the owner's responsibility. WRefl-tAe City makes
mstallatisA-ef--a-Gity-wateF-&eAAGe,.aU-Gest&-ef.-sBFf.ace ropaif-aREl-9aGk#lIffi€}4laU--Be
iFlGk:fEleEl-iFl-tAe--iA&tal-latieA-GftaF€}8-;
B. Work Under Private Contract: When the owner has the water service installation
done under private contract, the costs for surface repair shall be the owner's
responsibility and shall not be included in any fee, charge or rate imposed by the
City,
C. Conformance With Special Specifications; Inspection And Approval: All surface
repair and backfilling shall conform to special specifications promulgated by the City
for water line installation and shall be subject to inspection by and approval of the
City, and Ada County Highway District. (Ord. 273,1-6-1975, eft. 2-1-1975)
9R1R10: RIGHT OF ENTRY FOR INSPECTIONS OR TESTING:
A. Free access to all places supplied with water, at all reasonable hours, shall be
allowed the Water Superintendent, assistant water superintendent, City Engineer,
Mayor, City Clerk, committee from the Council, or their designee to examine the
apparatus, the amount used, and the manner of use of the same, and any water user
violating any of the rules and regulations controlling the water supply shall be subject
to penalty as provided for in Section 9-1-36 of this Chapter. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987;
amd. 1999 Code)
B. The City through its authorized representative bearing proper credentials and
identification shall be permitted, during proper and reasonable hours of the day, to
enter all properties, premises or buildings to which water is furnished from the
Municipal water system for testing or for any other purpose necessary for the proper
administration of the water system in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter.
Also, the City through its authorized representative bearing proper credentials and
identification shall be permitted to enter all private properties through which the City
holds a duly negotiated easement for the purpose of, but not limited to, inspection,
observation, repair, and maintenance of any portion of the Municipal water system
lying within said easement. All entry and subsequent work, if any, on said easement
shall be done in full accordance with the terms of the duly negotiated easement
pertaining to the private property involved. (Ord. 476,4-21-1987)
9-1-11: WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS:
A. Permit Required: No extensions of service pipes shall be made without first obtaining
a permit therefor from the-SBf3erintend9flk)f-.Wa.te.JweJ:kpublic works department,
and each building shall have separate service pipes,
B. Compliance With City Policies; Responsibility For Costs: All proposed extensions of
the Municipal water system to serve undeveloped areas within the existing corporate
limits, newly annexed areas or areas outside the corporate limits shall comply with
existing water system extension policies and with the overall Master Plan for the
City's Municipal water supply system. Costs for all extensions to any property shall
be the responsibility of that property owner or his agent. Cost for water service
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extensions within the property for which the extension is requested shall also be the
responsibility of the owner or his agent. When it is necessary to install oversized
mains as part of an extension, the cost of all oversized lines will be the responsibility
of the owner or his agent. Such water line extensions, public or private, shall be
extended to the farthest boundary of the property.
C. Fire Hydrants And Service Lines: It shall also be the property owner's or his agent's
responsibilities to install all necessary fire hydrants and City water service lines for all
extensions of the Municipal water system at no expense to the City. Unless a special
permit is granted by the City, all Municipal water system extensions, including the
City water service lines, to newly developing areas shall be installed prior to the
construction of any new streets.
D. Approval Of Plans: All design and construction of any extensions to the Municipal
water system shall comply with the official specifications as adopted by the City for
the water distribution system. The plans for all extensions to the Municipal water
system shall be prepared and signed by a registered professional engineer as per
the licensing requirements of the Idaho Code and three (3) copies of the said plans
shall be filed with the City. In approving a plan for extension to the Municipal water
system, the City reserves the right to stipulate other requirements such as a special
permit fee, rights-of-way limits, sequence of construction, time limits for having
existing service disrupted, the filing of a performance bond and other similar
measures as may be required to protect the public. No work shall commence on any
such extension of the Municipal water system until the extension project has been
approved by the City,
E. Certification By Engineer: After the construction of the Municipal water system
extensions, it shall be the obligation of the owner, or his agent, to have a registered
professional engineer verify to the City that the said system extensions were installed
in accordance with the approved plans and specifications on file in the office of the
City GlefkEngineer. Following certification by the registered professional engineer
and acceptance by the City, the entire extension of the Municipal water system,
including the City water service lines, shall become the property of the City and it
shall be the City's responsibility to maintain and operate the system thereafter.
F. City Service Line; Permit And Fees: If it is necessary for the City to provide a City
water service line after the extension has been accepted by the City, the owner, or
his agent, shall be required to pay the hookup fee and standard installation charge
as well as the standard permit and inspection fee. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9~1-12: WA+ER CONSTRUCTION EQUIVALENCY CAPITAL FEE~:
A. Assessment Fees, Payment Of Fee RequireS.;. Notwithstanding any of the provisions
of this Chapter, any person or property owner who has not otherwise paid for, or
contributed proportionately toward, the costs and expenses of constructing a water
line, whether that construction has been performed by the City, a local improvement
district or a private entity, or combination thereof, and who subsequently desires to
connect to the City water system, shall be required to pay, in addition to the required
GeRAection ch3rges of Section ~ of this Ch::lpter 3nd the monthly user charges of
Section 9-1-19 of this Chapter, an additional connection charge which shall be
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known and referred to as the "water e0Astl=HetieR-eEfBNateAeyassessment fee". The
water assessment fee shall be computed on an "equivalent residential unit", or "ERU"
basis. -IfKIeteFffiiAiRFJ-WR0--Aas-eF-f:fa&-Aef:-t3ai€l,ef-GGFttf.i.Bl::l-te~FSpeFtieRateJy,tewafd
tAe-ee&t&-aA~'$eAses--ekeA&tl=!:letiA~eHifle,--tAe-seIe-faeIDF---&RaU-be-wRetAeF
that user:,eF--a-f}FeEieeessef-iR-ti{Je-ef.-tAe user's pFe13erty t has in fact, paid
eeRsi€lemtieA-te-tAc City in cash, 8ewiees,er in kind, for tR&-GeAstfHetieFl--Sf-tAe--watef
.f:I:Hnk line to 'NJ:HGh--Re--ASW-E:Iesifes--te--GeAAeGt;--wffiGh--GeAsiEleFatien is COffiffieA&ttFate
witl=I--wAat--tEH:lS6f;--SF-R~FeE!eGe&&ef-i.A-title,-wEH;lld have p3 id uAEi€f--t.j::}is--Seetioo
MG--tAe-useF-Aot paid oF-€Sntrjbute~oosly-tG--t.Ae--sest--ekenstructien of the
watet-lifle:-
L&--Fee Set By Water Board Of Appraisers: The water GSRstrusHeA
equivaleAeyassessment fee for each parcel of ground connected to a trunk water line
shall be established and set by the Water Board of Appraisers which shall consider
tAe-tlse-ID-vvhich th&-l3ffif.leFty-wUl-l3~e-ffi$eeteEl-\"l3ter demafld t ::md the
ameunt of delivery c:::1pacity of the trunl~ifle-tha.t..-wi€-l;ffied by the-prof.leseEf-Hse.,.
+Re--Beard sh:::11J :::1180 take into consiGefa:t.ion the 3mount of land that might be 3bte-t9
be-sef.Vi€e4-9y the tru~RetReF-tl=le-taA0-Se-G1rectly adjaGent to th~
HA6-SF-Aet-a n d s hatl-aJ.se--ta ke into cSRsiEleFatieA-tRe-eest-ef.-tAe-eA@iReeFiflg-aAEi
eeAStruction of the trunk line,-ifl-el:lrrent dolklrs and shalt-GeR&iEler the interest that
GeHld h:::1ve been earneEl-eA-tAe-meAey used to pay for the original wateF-lifle.. The
water construction equivalency fee may be different for residential, commercial, and
industrial uses and may be different for differing uses within those three (3)
classifications depending upon the considerations referenced above but shall be as
consistent as possible under similar factual circumstances. The water construction
equivalency fee shall be assessed in terms of single-family equivalent connections.
(Ord. 483,6-16-1987)
C. System Development Fee. A system development fee shall be required for every
water user initiatinG water service, chanGing use of a property already connected to
water or increasing water demand.
D. Meter Fee. The Citv shall require a meter fee from all users initiating new water
service or changinG water meter size to cover the costs of the Citv providing and
installinq, into the meter box provided bv the water user. a water meter.
9-1-13: COOPERATIVE OR REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENTS:
~Reimbursement To Water User: Should a water user at his own expense
construct an extension to the water system, consistinq of twelve (12) inch
diameter or larger water main, in a public right of way or easement with prior
approval of the City and in accordance with the standards and designs of the City
and which water line extension has been determined by the City to be able to
benefit properties other than the user's, the water user constructing the extension
may be reimbursed feEtHest that the City enter into on aweemeAt-with the user
StIch th3t:::111 OF-a portion of the costs of extending the twelve-inch diameter or
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larqer water line wi-ll--I3e-FeimetlfSeEl to that water user-from the connection
charges collected under Section 9-1-12 of this Chapter if any of the following
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1. The water main extension is twelve (12) inch diameter or larger.
2. The water main extension is required to twelve inch diameter or lamer to
serve adjacent properties.
B. To be eligible for reimbursement, the user must:
1. Design the water extension in substantial accordance with the policies of
the City of Meridian and its Master Water Plan;
2. Receive City approval of the water extension construction plans;
3. Construct the water extension in accordance with approved plans and
City of Meridian standard specifications and details;
4. Solicit and receive three (3) bids for the water extension and select the
lowest responsive bid as determined in a public bid opening;
5. Receive preliminary plat approval from City Council for the development
to be served bv the water extension. Water extensions intended to serve
non-subdivision proiects, and for which the developer seeks a
reimbursement a0reement, must receive approval for a reimbursement
agreement from City Council prior to construction plan approval bv the
City,
C. Developer Reimbursement Agreements
from those prop~e-Aefit from the--watef-+iRe extension and wM
~~€l-eF--GeR-tFH3Htefl-t.l::leir prof*}ffioRato shore of the constructieR
Gests of thot water line-aAe-\I\.'ho are required to pay the water constructi0A
eEfuivalency fee. The City shall not be required to enter into such aR reimbursement
agreement and whether or not to enter into such an agreement shall be at the sole
discretion of the City Council; provided however, that:
1. No reimbursement agreement shall have a duration greater than ten (10) years
unless the City is a beneficiary of the agreement.
2. No reimbursement agreement shall pay to the water user paying for or
constructing a water line extension more than one hundred percent (100%) of his
actual engineering and construction costs, it being noted that in most cases at least
some of the cost would ordinarily be assessed to the water user's own property.
3. A reimbursement agreement may provide for interest to be paid to the water user.
4. The City may charge and may receive a tefl--five percent (W9.%) administrative fee
against the amount reimbursable to the water user for hcmdling the administration.
accounting, auditing, and payment of the reimbursement payments made to the
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water user so extending the water line and having reached a reimbursement
agreement with the City.
a. /\11 o~e-watef-69nstructioA-e€tBiva!eRGy-fee associ3ted \~e-wateF
IfAc construeteG-aAG paid p~estion 9 1 12 of this Chapter may-l3e-set
asi4e-aRG-earmarkeG--fer-reimsHfsemeAt-f:>Hf&tlant to a reimSBFSement agreemeffh
6. The reimbursement agreement shall be personal to the water user entering into it
and shall not be assigned without the written consent of the City, which consent will
not be unreasonably withheld.
7. The agreement will terminate when the user has been fully reimbursed if the
agreed upon reimbursement amount is paid prior to the end of the term of the
agreement
8. The agreement shall be binding on the water user and his assigns, successors,
heirs, and executors and may be recorded as an encumbrance against the property
of the water user.
9. The water user shall be required to indemnify and hold the City harmless from any
and all liability whatsoever until the water line has been accepted for maintenance by
the City.
10. Said lines, after acceptance, shall become part of the City water system and be
the sole property of the City.
D. Methods of Reimbursement
Dependinq on the amount to be reimbursed to the water user, the agreement will include
one or more of the followinq reimbursement mechanisms:
1. Water main fees owed or paid by the user as required under 9-1-13(E);
2. Water assessment fees owed or paid by the user as required under 9-1-13(8).
3. Reimbursement of water system development fees received by the City from
others that connect to the water main adiacent to the user's property or project.
8j;,. Amount of Reimbursement
1. Section-Line Road Water Main Extensions. For water main extensions. twelve-
inch diameter or larqer. in section-line roadways. the reimbursement amount shall be
based on the actual construction cost, and may include reasonable engineering,
survevinq, construction stakinq and proiect manaqement costs. The allowable
reimbursement percentages are:
Reimbursement for Water Main Construction in Section-Line Roadways
Reimbursement
Percentaae
Water Main Frontinq User's/Developer's 50%
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90%
2. On-site Water Main Extensions, For water main extensions on-site that are ten-
inch diameter or larger, the reimbursement amount shall be based on the
percentaqes in the fOllowinq table:
Water Main Size, Inches Reimbursement Percentaae
10 28%
12 40%
14 Evaluated on an Individual Basis
16 Evaluated on an Individual Basis
LReimbursement To City: Where the City constructs a water line extension, either on
its own or in conjunction with another person or entity, the City may enter into a
reimbursement agreement as authorized above such that the City is reimbursed for
its costs of construction, engineering, legal costs and interest. (Ord. 483, 6-16-1987)
9-1-14: BASIS FOR AUTHORIZED WATER USER CHARGES:
A. System Established: There is hereby established a system of periodic service
charges and fees for the authorized use of, and for service rendered by the municipal
water system of the city, and which charges and fees shall be as near as possible,
uniform as to the different users served by said municipal water system. The rates,
charges and fees provided by this chapter are hereby levied and assessed against
the authorized water user or owner, and his property, having any water service
connection with the municipal water system of the city.
B. Property Subject To Charges: It is specifically enacted that all improved property in
the city to which the municipal water system is available, but is not used by the
owner or occupier of said parcel of land, is still subject to user charges under the
provisions of this chapter to cover the cost of standby fire protection facilities and
other benefits. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1-15: WATER USER AND EQUIVALENT CONNECTION APPRAISAL:
Each user and parcel being subject to water user charges as provided for hereinabove
shall be appraised and assessed for the purpose of establishing the equivalent
connection rating and the monthly service charge or fee, to be charged or assessed to
and against the property. In making such appraisement and assessment, there shall be
taken into consideration the estimated volume of water to be used, the uniformity of the
use of the water, the standby benefits of the water system for fire protection and for
other factors so as to as nearly as possible fix the rate, charge or fee upon the same
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relative basis as is imposed upon other like property within the city that has the
municipal water service available. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1-16: CONNECTION TO CITY WATER SYSTEM OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS:
In order to obtain municipal water system service to parcel(s) which are either partially or
entirely outside of the corporate city limits the following provisions must be complied
with:
A. There shall be an application form which shall provide that the applicant will agree to
the terms and conditions required by this section as a consideration for obtaining
such service. The city council shall establish an application fee which fee shall be
based upon various classes of applications as recommended by the public works
director given the amount of staff review required for processing the application. The
application form shall specify the legal description of the parcel(s) for which service is
being applied, the name and address of the legal owner(s) of the parcel(s) and
purpose of the requested service.
B. A completed application must be filed with the public works department.
C. Following the filing of a completed application form and the payment of the
application fee the public works director shall then review the circumstances
presented by the application in accordance with the terms and conditions and
regulations of this chapter as are relevant to the application and which shall also
include a review of the effect the granting of the application will have on the ability of
the municipal water system to provide an acceptable level of service to developed
parcels with existing service within the city limits which shall not be compromised.
0, The public works director, or his designee, shall then review the findings and
recommendations with the applicant for comment.
E. The public works director shall then submit the application and a report of
recommendation(s) to the city council regarding the application.
F. The city council, in the exercise of its discretion may either grant or deny the
application after review of the application and the report of recommendation(s) of the
public works director.
G. In the event the council grants the application it shall include as a condition that the
legal owner(s) of the parcel(s) shall enter into an "Agreement for the Extension of
Domestic Water Service Outside the City Limits" (hereinafter in this section referred
to as the "Agreement") which agreement form shall provide that the legal owner(s) of
the parcel(s) agree that the provisions of the city's ordinances, regulations, and
policies, and inspection fees, which appertain to the regulation, control and use of its
domestic water system including hookup, service fees as apply to terms of the
"agreement" and which form shall also provide that the owner(s) of the parcel(s)
agree to the annexation into the city of the parcel(s) serviced; and the council may
also impose such other conditions of granting the application as are reasonable to
assure the protection of the level of service to developed parcels within the city limits
and to assure that the proprietary funds of the city domestic water service are not
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used for the extension and/or enlargement of the system which conditions shall also
be included in the "agreement".
H. The water user of the parcel(s) serviced pursuant to a granted application under this
section shall be considered a user and subject to the terms and conditions of the
"agreement" so long as the property being served remains outside of the corporate
limits of the city.
I. Notwithstanding subsection E of this section, if the requested connection is for a
residence, or a multi-family residence not exceeding four (4) residential units, and if
water service is readily available to the affected parcel without extension of service,
then, if the public works director deems it in the best interests of the city to do so,
said connection may be authorized by the public works director without action by the
cfty councfl. If the director declines to approve the connection, the request will
proceed to the city council for final decfsion. (Ord. 01-910, 2-27-2001)
9~1~17: BOARD OF APPRAISERS:
A. Board Created; Members: There is hereby created a board of appraisers consisting
of three (3) members, to be the same persons as the mayor, engineer of the city, and
the city clerk. The board of appraisers shall be confirmed by the city council and all
board of appraisers' decisions shall be subject to approval of the city council. (Ord.
374,7-7-1980; amd. 1999 Code)
B. Duties: The board of appraisers is delegated the duty of establishing the equivalent
connection rating for various uses and users and all city imposed charges in
connection with the municipal water system including inspection fees, hook up fees,
installation charges, monthly user charges, disconneGtieB-"turn-on" fees, and user
deposits. The board of appraisers shall have the power to promulgate such rates,
fees or charges or changes in the said rates, fees and charges that are deemed
necessary to adequately carry out the maintenance, operation and administration of
the municipal water system under the authority of this chapter. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1-18: PURPOSE OF MONTHLY WATER USER CHARGE:
The monthly water user charge is established to cover operation and maintenance costs
of the system, and to provide a fund to pay for capital improvement costs, :JdGiliefl&;
eversized extensions repairs and replacements teof the system, increase efficiencies,
meet State of Idaho or federal requirements, or redemption of bonds that have been
used to finance system improvements, all as a part of the city's responsibility to provide
adequate domestic water service and facilities for the city. The monthly water user
charge as described herein, or as amended, shall be effective immediately upon
acceptance and passage of the ordinance codified in this chapter, or an amending
ordinance, and monthly user charge billing under the rates described herein shalf begin
at the end of the first calendar month following acceptance of this chapter. For new
connections, the water user charge is to begin when the connection to the city service
line has been inspected and approved or within sixty (60) days after the city service line
has been installed, whichever is the earliest. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1-19: MONTHLY RATES:
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A. User Charge:
1. All owners who receive or have the right to receive the benefit of the municipal
water system shall, in return for said benefit, pay monthly user charges as
established by resolution of the city council. The monthly user charge shall be based
on the amount of water used and the amount of fire and health protection provided
by the municipal water supply system. The minimum monthly user charge for all uses
shall be based on one equivalent residential unit (ERU) which is a single-family
residence. All other water service connections shall be prorated as to the number of
ERUs assigned to that water user by this chapter, or as determined by the city
engineer or the board of appraisers, and will be computed on an individual basis.
Any user having more than one classification of use shall be charged for the sum of
classifications.
2. Monthly fixed cost charges and user charges shall be established by resolution of
the city council. (Ord. 02-967, 7-23-2002)
3. /\11 meAey exteRsfeAS sh3J.l-9e--tetaIe~e nearest figure di\4sible by--five
eeffi&{$Q.,.Q5). (Ord, 7'13, 9-1-+4-OO&j
4. Each owner will pay a monthly user fee based on the quantity of water used. Each
owner shall pay, as full compensation for the benefits derived from the municipal
water supply system, the charges as established by resolution of the city council.
Should an owner request a city water service line to be disconnected, for any reason,
there shall be paid to the city a disconnection fee as established by resolution of the
city council. The owner must request the city to place the line back in service. There
will be a charge as established by resolution of the city council associated with the
reactivation of the existing service line. All monthly water rates will be charged
against the property for which the city water service line is installed. The owner of
record is liable for that amount, which must be paid before the water service is
resumed. In the event an owner leaves an unclaimed balance in his account, that
amount shall be kept for six (6) months after which time it shall revert to the
enterprise ~ReFaf-Jund of the city.
B. Charges For Water And Installations:
1. The charges for water shall be as established by resolution of the city council.
2. In case a water meter fails to register correctly the water used, the owner shall pay
for the water on the basis of the average reading of the meter for the previous three
(3) months. Water meter installation charges shall be as follows:
a. For all meters installed, the charge shall be set by the city engineer or board of
appraisers. All installed meters shall be property of the city.
b. Water hookup as established by resolution of the city council.
C. Private Fire Service:
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1. Available only on flat rate when used for fire protection only; owner to install all
lines to the city mains at their expense. All connections to be supervised by the city
and to conform to city requirements and city plumbing codes. The flat rate fees shall
be as established by resolution of the city council. (Ord. 02-967, 7-23-2002)
2. All private fire service lines shall be equipped with sealed gate valve or thermal
automatic openings.
3. Private fire service lines shall be used for fire control only. Any other use is
unlawful.
D. RequireEl Number Of WGektJ.fts-Equivalent Residential Units Per Use: The foJ.lewffig
eesignated of3€fatieAS-New water users, other than single-family residential, shall be
assessed the number of equivalent residential units (ERU's) listed in Table II. unless
other acceptable means of determining ERU's is used. Other acceptable means
may include the "fixture unit" method or examination and analysis of historical
consumption records of similar facilities within or outside the City of Meridian. sRalJ
Fe$=life--.t.Re-feJlewiB~ger of hOGkups:
TABLE II
Equivalent Residential Units GeJ::rnection Determinations
Classification
Apartment
Bank
Bar
Barbershop. per chair
Beauty salon, per operator station
Bowlinq alley. per lane
Cafe. per customer seatinq capacity
Car dealer
Car wash (to be computed on an individual basis
Church
Club. private
Condominium
Dentist per practitioner
Department store (per 3,000 square feet)
Doctor, per practitioner
Drugstore
Dry cleaners
Duplex
Number Of Minimum
ERU's ERU's
See Multiple Livinq Unit
g
g
0.5 1.0
0.5 lQ
0.2 lQ
0.1 2.0
2
xxx
~
g
See Multiple Livinq Unit
1
1
1
2
g
See Multiple Livinq Unit
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Foumlex
Garage (minimum)
Grocery store
Hospital, per bed
Industry (see Maior or minor contributing industry
See Multiple Uvinq Unit
~
See Retail Food Store
0.15
laundries
Commercial (to be computed on an individual basis
xxx
Self-service up to and includinq 10 washing
machines
Each washing machine in excess of 10
1
0.25
Lodqe or private club
Maior contributing industry (as per separate
aqreement)
Minor contributing industry (as per separate
agreement)
~
xxx
xxx
Mobile home court or park
First space
Each additional space, long term tenant type
Each additional space, short term tenant type
Mobile home or trailer house on own premises
1
1
1
1
Motel, hotel, roominQ house, etc.
With cooking facilities
First unit 1
Each additional unit 0.5
Without cookinq facilities
First unit 1
Each additional unit 0.25
Multiple livinQ unit
Studio or 1 bedroom 1
2 bed rooms 1
3 or more bedrooms 1
Office building for each 2,500 square feet of moss 1
floor space or fraction thereof
Photo development lab ~
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Railroad depot
Restaurant, per customer seatinq capacity
Retail food store for each 1 ,500 square feet of qross
floor area or fraction thereof
Retail store for each 3,000 square feet of qross floor
area or fraction thereof
Schools per each 50 students in averaqe daily
attendence or fraction thereof
Service station
Full service
Gas and restroom service onlv
With car wash (to be computed on an individual
basis)
Sin8le-familv residence
SwimminQ pool
Private, for each 500 square feet of pool water
surface area
Public (to be computed on an an individaul basis
Tavern
Theater
Townhouse
Trailer court or park
First unit
Each additional space, lonq term tenant type
Each additional space, short term tenant type
Triplex
Variety store, for each 3,000 square feet of qross
floor area or fraction thereof
6
!hi 2.0
1
1
1
1
6
xxx
1
0.25
xxx
6
~
1
1
0.75
0.5
See Multiple Living Unit
1
E. Pass Through Charge To User: The United States environmental protection agency
has required the state of Idaho to test drinking water and the state of Idaho through
the department of health and welfare, department of environmental quality, has
passed the cost of such testing down to local governmental and private water
suppliers. The city must pass the cost of such testing to the water users. Therefore,
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each water user shall be charged a monthly water assessment of twenty five cents
($0.25) until the department of health and welfare, department of environmental
quality amends or retracts this testing charge. (Ord. 743, 9-17-1996)
9-1-20: PAYMENT OF USER CHARGES; LATE FEE:
All water charges shall be due and payable to the municipal billing department fifteen
(15) days after the date of the billing statement. Upon failure to pay the same, within the
time allowed, the water user shall pay, in addition to the amount due, a late payment
penalty as set by resolution of the city council. (Ord. 03-1044, 9-23-2003)
9-1-21: DELINQUENCIES; CITY PROCEDURE:
A. Termination Of Service; Notice: The municipal utility billing department shall furnish
monthly each water user a statement of the amount due for water and sewer and
other charges for the preceding month or up to the time that the meter has been
read; and if any water user does not pay the billing within fifteen (15) days from the
date of the statement, the water user's account shall be delinquent. Water users
shall be notified by regular mail of this delinquency and if the bill is not paid in full
within ten (10) days after service of this notification on the water user, the right to
water shall cease and terminate unless the owner requests a pretermination hearing.
Should the water user not request a pretermination hearing, or if an adverse decision
is rendered against the owner after a pretermination hearing, the city may require the
owner to pay the delinquent water bill attributable to the use, plus a turn on charge
as a condition of resumption of water service, and in the event the water meter has
been removed, a fee must be paid as a condition of resumption of water service. No
allowance will be made for nonuse for less than one month. All corrections as to the
charge and all abatements shall be made under the direction of the mayor and
council and shall be certified by the finance director.
B. Right To Hearing:
1. The city, in its delinquency notice to all water users and owners, shall inform them
in writing of their right to a pretermination hearing, with such hearing to be held with
the due process protection described below. If a pretermination hearing is requested
by any water user, the city will not discontinue water service to any water user prior
to a fair and impartial hearing, after timely and adequate notice and an opportunity to
confront witnesses, to personally appear with retained counsel to be judged on facts
adduced at the hearing and to otherwise be heard and defend the claim made by the
city. The city council shall have the responsibility of holding pretermination hearings.
The city council shall make a record of all pretermination hearings. The city council
shall render its decision in writing, giving the reasons for its determination. In
decisions adverse to the water user, the city council will inform the water user of the
right to appeal the decision pursuant to the Idaho state administrative procedures act
1
2. Provided, however, the city shall not initially deny or discontinue water service to
any water user because of any delinquent water bill on that premises that is
attributable to the prior owner. However, any and all unpaid water charges shall be a
lien against the property as provided below. The city may initially deny water service
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to any water user who requests service at a new location when that water user has a
delinquency at any previous location or premises. Provided, further, that the city shall
not initially deny water service to any water user for whatever reason without
informing the water user of the right to a hearing before the city council on the issue
of whether the city can initially deny water services. In the case of an initIal denial of
water service, the city is not required to provide water service pending a hearing.
However, a hearing upon request of a water user initially denied water service shall
be held as expeditiously as possible and held in the manner and accordance with the
procedures for pretermination hearings delineated above.
C. Lien Imposed: Where allowed by law, all delinquent charges or fees, as provided by
this section, not paid after the final determination of the delinquent account, shall be
imposed as a lien against and upon the property or premises against which such
charge or fee is levied or assessed; and the clerk shalf, at the time of certifying the
city taxes, certify such delinquencies together with all penalties to the tax collector of
Ada County, and when so certified, the same shall be a lien upon the property. All
monies collected by the clerk under the provisions of this section shall be paid over
to the city treasurer in the same manner as is required for the payment of other city
monies.
D. Security Deposit: Upon application for new service, or upon reconnection for existing
service which was terminated for nonpayment, the city may require a water user to
pay a deposit in an account to be determined in accordance with policies established
by resolution of the city council. (Ord. 03-1044, 9-23-2003)
9-1-22: TURNING ON WATER AFTER TURN OFF FOR NONPAYMENT:
If any person, after the water has been turned off from the premises on account of
nonpayment of rates, or for failure to pay charges for the repair of water lines assessed
to the owner, or for other violation of the rules and regulations pertaining to the water
supply, shall turn on or permit to be turned on, or use or permit the water to be used
without authority, he shall be subject to the penalties provided for in section 9-1-36 of
this chapter. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1-23: AUTHORITY TO AMEND REGULATIONS:
Nothing herein contained shall prohibit the mayor and council from amending, altering,
or adding to the provisions of this chapter in relation to the water supply or the rules of
same which may be adopted in conformity therewith. Provided, that no alteration in
water rates shall apply to any charge upon, or contract made with, an owner under this
chapter until after the expiration of the time for which such charge was made or contract
entered into. Hereafter when, and/or if, the mayor and city council deem it advisable to
alter the water or installation rates or charges as in this chapter recorded, such changes
shall be made by resolution. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1..24: WATER FUND:
All fees and charges received and collected under the authority of this chapter shall be
deposited and credited to a fund to be designated as the water fund within the utility
enterprise fund. The accounts of said fund shall show all receipts and expenditures for
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the maintenance, operation, upkeep and repair of the domestic water system and any
payments into a sinking fund established for the purpose of paying principal of and
interest on the water indebtedness of the city which shall from time to time be
outstanding. As provided by law, when budgeted and appropriated, the funds and credits
to the account of the water fund shall be available for the payment of the requirements
for the maintenance, operation, repairs and upkeep of the domestic water system of the
city, and to the extent legally available, for payment into a sinking fund established for
the payment of the principal and interest on any water bond indebtedness of the city
which shall from time to time be outstanding. (Ord. 03-1044,9-23-2003)
9-1-25: PRIVATE WATER SYSTEMS:
Where the municipal water system is not available under the provisions of this chapter, a
private water system may be installed; provided, that the system complies with all the
provisions of this chapter. (Ord. 273, 1-6-1975, eft. 2-1-1975)
A. Permit Required; Fee: Before commencement of construction of a private water
system, the owner shall first obtain written permit from the City. The application for
said permit shall be made on a form furnished by the City, which the applicant shall
supplement by plans, specifications and other information as may be deemed
necessary by the City. A fiermit and inspeeHeA-review fee of five hundred fifty dollars
($50Q.00) shall be paid to the City at the time the application is filed. This fee-is
refunded when ::l building--permit is filed ::lnd p::lid for. (Ord. 273, 1-6-1975, eft. 2-1-
1975; amd. 1999 Code)
B. Inspection Of System: A permit for a private water system shall not permit the use of
the system until the installation is completed to the satisfaction of the City. The City
shall be allowed to inspect the work at any stage of construction and, the applicant
for the permit shall notify the City when the work is ready for various inspections, and
before any underground works are covered.- The applicant shall be responsible for
payment of all applicable inspection fees prior to issuance of a building permit. +As
H:I&f3eGtiGR-SflaU-Ge made by the City witAin seventy two (72) hours after roeei~f
ootise from ::lppliBaffi:.
C. Compliance With State Regulations: The type, capacities, location and layout of a
private water system shall comply with all of the rules and regulations and
recommendations of the Department of Environmental-QualitYaAG-Gemmunity
Services (Health anEl-WeJfare), State of Idaho. (Ord. 273, 1-6-1975, eft. 2-1-1975)
D. Mandatory Connection With City Water When Available: The owner or occupant of
any house, building or property used for residential, commercial, industrial,
governmental or recreational use, or other purpose, situated within the City which is
abutting on or having a permanent right of access to any street, alley or right of way
in which there is located a City water line is hereby required to cease using any other
water system and at his expense to connect such building directly with the City water
in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter, within fifteen (15)sixty (60) days
after the date of official notice from the City to do so; provided, however, that the City
water is within three hundred feet (300') of any property line where said building to
be served is located. At such time as the Municipal water system becomes available
to the property served by the private water system, and the owner or tenant connects
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his property to Municipal service as required, it is mandatory that the private water
supply is not connected or cross-connected in any way to the water lines served by
the Municipal water system. (Ord. 476,4-21-1987)
E. Conduct Of Private System; Health And Safety: The owners shall operate and
maintain the private water facility in a manner conducive to public health and safety
at all times, and at no expense to the City.
F. Provisions Additional To State Regulations: No statement contained in this Section
shall be construed to interfere with any additional requirements that may be imposed
by the Department of Environmental Qualitv or Department of Health and Welfare,
State of Idaho. (Ord. 273,1-6-1975, eft. 2-1-1975)
9-1~26: WATER LINE DEVELOPMENT:
The primary cost and responsibility for water line development shall be that of the owner,
subdivider or developer. It shall be the owner, subdivider or the developer's responsibility
to purchase and lay water lines from the present water supply to the proposed project
and to the boundary of the project farthest from the original water supply line. :rhe City,.
Rewever, recegnizes that in caMin instances it may be desirable from the City's
staAEltteiffi,to Rave :J laFgeHifle-iRStaUed than required to serve the specific dENet9f*HeFl-t
ifl--EttIestion. Vllhen such a situation exists, it is the City's policy to reql:lirc the larger line,
and to v:Jryffig degrees, depending on each specific situatieA-;--F}essibly p3rti~fl-tRe
incroased costs necGssitated by the larger liA6-;-(Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9~1-27: SElNER AND-WATER PLANS ADOPTED:
The &eV\'Gr ::md City shalL from time to time and as necessary, update the water system
master plans in order to provide adequate water supply to the City of Meridian.as
Ge#ReEi in the "PreIiFffiRafY-Re\*lrt Rural Co' f-Plan for ,^.da
Getl-Aty-Mefidi:Jn"3re hereby adopted 3S the-SeweF-aREi-Water PI3n for Meridian. (Ord.
476,4 21 1981-)
9-1-28: PRESSURIZED IRRIGATION SYSTEM See also subsection 12.5-2N of this Code.30:
A. System Required; Waiver:
1. In addition to the requirements of this Chapter pertaining to the domestic water
system and its use, every residentially zoned lot, parcel or piece of land upon which
a residential unit i-&,-eF-wilf be, constructed, after the effective date hereof, shall
construct, install, or connect to a pressurized irrigation system. In the case of
residential subdivision developments, a pressurized irrigation system shall be
constructed and installed at the same time as the domestic water lines, but not
necessarily in the same trenches. There shall be no cross-connections between the
domestic water lines and the irrigation water lines that do not comply with Chapter 3
of this Title,
2. Provided, however, the requirements of this Section may be waived upon proof
that any particular lot, parcel or piece of land does not have water rights in an
existing irrigation district.
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B. Standards: The City Engineer is hereby authorized and directed to establish
standards for pressurized irrigation systems and all pressurized irrigation systems
shall comply with those standards. (Ord. 516, 10-3-1989)
G,.E. Joint-Use Connection Of Irrigation And City Systems:
1. No subdivision, or building, lot, or parcel of land located within that
subdivision, which subdivision, building, lot, or parcel of land, has a
common landscape sprinkler irrigation system being supplied landscape
irrigation water from a source other than the City's domestic water
system, shall be allowed to also connect its landscape sprinkler irrigation
system to the City's domestic water system. Provided however, all
buildings, lots, or parcels of land, within the subdivision connected to the
common landscape sprinkler irrigation system may be allowed one joint-
use point of connection to the City's domestic water system which
connection shall have an approved backflow prevention device. This joint-
use connection shall only be to provide irrigation water during the time
when the common landscape irrigation system has no supply of water.
The off-on control valve of this joint use connection shall be under the
control of the City Waterworks Superintendent. (Ord. 570, 3-3-1992; amd.
1999 Code)
2. Fees: The applicant must pay the portion of the water assessment fee
desiqnated for City water supply and storaqe.
9-1-29: CITY NOT LIABLE FOR SHORTAGE:
The City shall not be held liable for damage to any person or property by reason of
stoppage or other interruption of the water supply, caused by scarcity of water, lack of
pressure, accident to works or mains, alterations, additions, or repairs or from other
unavoidable causes. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1-30: LAWN SPRINKLING AND WATER USE RESTRICTIONS:
A. Lawn And Garden Sprinkling:
1. Sprinkling To Cease During Fire: Fountains and sprinkling for lawns, yards or
gardens shall not be operated during or after any alarm of fire until the signal is given
that the fire is out. No fountain attachment shall be of greater than three-fourths inch
(3/4") in diameter unless otherwise approved by the City Engineer, and there shall be
a stopcock to each fountain attachment and the same shall be under the control of
the Superintendent of Waterworks. Any person violating any of the provisions of this
Section shall, upon conviction thereof, be subject to penalty as provided in Section 9-
1-36 of this Chapter.
2. Sprinkling Hose Size: S\3Fiflklers fof-l.avms, gardons and yards may not be larger
th3n three fourths inch (3/11") in diometor, ane.-fln any time of scarcity of water,
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whenever it shall, in the judgment of the Mayor and Council be necessary and they
shall so direct, the Mayor shall, by proclamation, still further limit the use of water for
other than domestic purposes; and in his/her discretion provide that lawn sprinklers
and hydrants shall be used only on alternate days in certain designated localities and
any person violating the provisions of this Section or of any proclamation made by
the Mayor of the City shall, upon conviction thereof, be subject to penalty as provided
in Section 9-1-36 of this Chapter. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
B. Water Use Restricted: Watering troughs for animals shall not be allowed a constant
flow of water but shall be allowed to use such quantity as shall supply the actual
wants of the stock having access thereto, nor shall continuous streams of water be
permitted to flow from hydrants, faucets, or stops over wash basins, water closets, or
urinals. (1955 Code ~ 5-115)
9~1-31: POST HOLE DIGGING:
No telegr3ph or tel~eutilltv poles-pests, or other posts shall be put down or set
within four feet (4') of any water service pipe, nor within six feet (6') of any main pipe.
(1955 Code ~ 5-118; amd. 1999 Code)
9-1 ~32: FIRE HYDRANTS:
A. Authority To Operate; Obstructing Access: It shall be unlawful for any person, except
one duly authorized by the City, to open, close, operate, turn on, turn off, interfere
with, attach any pipe or hose to or connect anything with any fire hydrant or auxiliary
valve belonging to the City. Further, it shall be unlawful for any person to obstruct the
access to any fire hydrant by placing around OHAefeOOwithin five feet measured
horizontally in any direction any fence, stone, brick, lumber, dirt, or other material,.:....!!
shall be unlawful for any person-GF to wilfully or carelessly injure the sameanv fire
hydrant. (Ord. 273, 1-6-1975, eff. 2-1-1975)
B. Damaging Hydrants: Any person who shall wfl.ft:Hly]yillfully or carelessly run any
vehicle against a fire hydrant, or draw or attempt to draw water therefrom shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by
a fine and costs, and be liable for all damages done to said hydrant. (1955 Code ~ 5-
138; amd. 1999 Code)
9-1 ~33: PROTECTION OF PIPES AND METERS:
All water users shall keep their pipes, connections and other apparatus in good repair
and protected from frost at their own expense. All water users shall provide and
maintain clear access to the water meter servinq their lot. ~However no person,
except under the direction of the Superintendent of Waterworks, shall be allowed to dig
into the street or sidewalk for the purpose of laying, removing or repairing any service
pipe. (1955 Code ~ 5-108)
9-1-34: WASTE OF WATER OR INJURY TO WATER SYSTEM:
A. Waste Prohibited: It shall be unlawful for any water user to waste water or allow it to
be wasted by imperfect water stops, valves or leaky pipes that are not under the
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jurisdiction of the City, or to permit the malicious or willful consumption of water,
having no beneficial use. The City, based on meter readings, will make a
determination of where water has been wasted and shall notify the user of that
determination. It shall then be the user's responsibility to make the necessary
repairs, or to institute actions that will correct the situation within ten (10) days of the
City's notification to the user. All costs incurred, including the cost of wasted water
and any repairs shall be the responsibility of the user and if it is necessary that the
City correct the situation or make repairs, the cost and charges tReFefeftherefore
may be assessed and added to the owner's water bill.
B. Damage Or Injury To System:
1. No person shall maliciously, ~iIIfully. or negligently break, damage, destroy,
uncover, deface or tamper with any structure, appurtenance or equipment which is a
part of the water system. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
2. No unauthorized person shall maliciously, ~illfully, or negligently break,
damage, destroy, uncover, deface, or tamper with any structure, pipe line, fire
hydrant, fitting connection appurtenance or equipment which is a part of the
Municipal water system. (Ord. 273,1-6-1975, eff. 2-1-1975)
9-1-35: USERS LIABLE FOR VIOLATION:
If any owner shall permit any person from any other premises, or any unauthorized user
to use or obtain water from his premises or water fixtures, whether inside or outside of
his buildings, the water supply of such owner may be cut off and the amount paid
therefortherefore, if any, forfeited; and such unauthorized person shall for taking said
water be liable to a fine, plus costs. Any user or owner suspected of having violated the
provisions of this Chapter, other than nonpayment of user fees, assessments, or
charges for repairs, shall be notified of the violation and be notified that if the violation is
not corrected within ten (10) days, the Superintendent shall shut off his water; provided
however, in the event of an emergency, the Superintendent may shut off the water
without notification. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
9-1-36: PENALTIES:
A. Notice Of Violation; Responsibility For Remedy: Any person found to be violating any
provisions of this Chapter, other than for nonpayment of a water bill, shall be served
by the City with a written notice stating the nature of the violation and providing ten
(10) days for the satisfactory correction thereof. The offender shall, within the period
of time stated in such notice, permanently cease all violations and if necessary make
all corrections and repairs to the system or pay for same if the City has to make the
correction or repair. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
B. Penalty Imposed; Discontinue Service: Any person who shall continue any violation
beyond the time limit provided for in this Section, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and, on conviction thereof, shall be subject to penalty as provided in Section 1-4-1 of
this Code, and shall have his water service terminated. Each day in which such
violation shall continue shall be deemed a separate offense. (Ord. 476,4-21-1987;
amd. 1999 Code)
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C. Liability To City For Loss Or Damage: Any person violating any of the provisions of
this Chapter shall become liable to the City for any expense, loss, or damage
occasioned the City by reason of such violation and, for other than nonpayment of
water bill violations, may have their water supply terminated after the above ten (10)
day notice period has expired,
D. Cumulative Penalties: These penalties shall not be construed to be exclusive but
shall be construed to be cumulative of, and in addition to, any other penalties
provided for in this City Code or the Criminal Code of the State of Idaho. As an
example, a person stealing water could be criminally charged with theft or a person
injuring the water system could be criminally charged with malicious injury to
property. For all criminal violations relating or pertaining to the water system, the
notice provisions provided for in this Chapter shall not apply. (Ord. 476, 4-21-1987)
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9~4~1: POLICY AND PURPOSE:
A. Declaration Of Policy:
1. It is hereby declared that the City owns and operates both a Municipal water
system and a Municipal sewer system and that the sewer system has been
expanded and a sewage treatment plant constructed. It is the policy of the City to
operate the sewer system and the water system in conjunction, one with the other,
for the mutual benefit of the residents of the City.
2. Additionally, due to the integral nature of the requirement of water to operate the
sewer system, violation of the sewer provisions may require termination of water
service and to efficiently enforce these sewer provisions, such water termination is
specifically authorized and is the policy of the City. (Ord. 477, 4-21-1987)
B. Purpose: It is hereby determined and declared to be necessary and conducive to and
for the protection of the health, safety and welfare of the public and inhabitants of the
City, and for the purpose of controlling the use and connection to and for providing
an equitable distribution of the costs and expenses of maintenance, operation,
upkeep and repair of the entire sewerage system which includes the sewer collection
system and sewage disposal facilities of the City:
1. To charge and collect service charges or fees upon alllot5, lands, property and
premises served or benefited by the sewerage system of the City, which system and
facilities consist generally of all pipe lines, conduits, catch basins, manholes,
c1eanouts, sewer mains, intercepting sewers, outfall sewers, lift stations, pumps,
structures, mechanical equipment and facilities for the treatment and disposal of
sewage or sewage by-products;
2. To provide for industrial cost recovery from all industrial users; and
3. To prOVide for the control, use and administration of the installation of private
sewage disposal systems where a public sanitary sewer is not available. (Ord. 339,
5-29-1979)
9~4.2: DEFINITIONS:
Unless the context specifically indicates otherwise, the meanings of terms used in this
Chapter shall be as follows:
ACT: The Federal Water Pollution Control Act entitled Public Law 92-500, and its
amendments of 1972 as administered by the United States Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA).
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BOD: Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) shall mean the quantity of oxygen utilized in
the biochemical oxidation of organic matter under standard laboratory procedure in five
(5) days at twenty degrees centigrade (20oC), expressed in milligrams per liter (mg/l),
BUILDING DRAIN: That part of the lowest horizontal piping of a drainage system which
receives the discharge from soil, waste and other drainage pipes inside the walls of the
building and conveys it to the building sewer, beginning five feet (5') outside the inner
face of the building wall.
BUILDING SEWER: The extension from the building drain to the point of connection with
the public sewer or other place of disposal.
CITY: Refers to the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, or its authorized or designated
agent, representative, or deputy thereto.
COMBINED SEWER: A sewer receiving both storm waterSYffaee--runoff and sewage.
FLOW: The volume of sewage being discharged into the sewage system.
GARBAGE: Solid wastes from the domestic and commercial preparation, cooking and
dispensing of food, and from the handling, storage and sale of produce.
INDUSTRIAL COST RECOVERY: Financial recovery by the City, from the industrial
users of the sewerage system, of that portion of the U.S. government grant amount
allocable to the treatment of wastes from such users pursuant to section 204(b) of the
Act.
INDUSTRIAL USERS: A. Any nongovernmental user of publicly-owned treatment works
identified in the Standard Industrial Classification Manual, 1972, Office of Management
and Budget, as amended and supplemented under the following divisions:
1. Division A -- Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
2_ Division B -- Mining
3. Division 0 -- Manufacturing
4. Division E -- Transportation, Communications, Electric, Gas and Sanitary
Services
5. Division I -- Services
B. An industrial user is also defined as follows:
1. A nongovernmental, nonresidential user which discharges more than the
equivalent of twenty five thousand (25,000) gallons per day of sanitary waste and
which is identified in the Standard Industrial Classification Manual under divisions
A, S, 0, E and I;
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2. A user which discharges any wastewater containing toxic pollutants or which
has any other adverse effect on the treatment works; or
3. A commercial user of an individual system.
C. With City Council approval, Ag user in the divisions listed may be excluded jf it is
determined by the City Engineer that Hthe user will introduce primarily segregated
domestic wastes or wastes from sanitary conveniences.
INDUSTRIAL WASTES: The liquid wastes from industrial manufacturing processes,
trade or business as distinct from sanitary sewage.
MULTIPLE BUILDING DEVELOPMENT: Includes the various types of developments
that would have common or joint ownership areas such as condominiums, townhouses,
mobile home parks or courts, shopping centers, etc.
NATURAL OUTLET: Any outlet into a watercourse, pond, ditch, lake or other body of
surface or ground water.
OWNER: A person owning real estate which is, or proposes to be connected to the
sewage system.
pH: The logarithm of the reciprocal of the weight of hydrogen ions in grams per liter of
solution with a pH value of 7 being neutral.
PERSON: Any individual, firm, company, association, society, corporation or group.
PRETREATMENT: The reduction of the amount of pollutants, the elimination of
pollutants, or the alteration of the nature of pollutant properties in wastewater prior to, or
in lieu of, introducing such pollutants into the POTW. This reduction or alteration can be
obtained by physical, chemical, or bioloqical processes; bv process changes; or by other
means, except by dilutinQ the concentration of the pollutants unless allowed bv an
applicable pretreatment standard.
PROPERLY SHREDDED GARBAGE: The wastes from the preparation, cooking and
dispensing of food that have been shredded to such a degree that all particles will be
carried freely under the flow conditions normally prevailing in public sewers, with no
particle greater than one-half inch (1/2") in any dimension.
PUBLIC SEWER: A sewer in which all owners of abutting properties have equal rights,
and is controlled by public authority.
SANITARY SEWER: A sewer which carries sewage and to which storm, surface and
ground waters are not admitted.
SERVICE CONNECTION: The point at which the building sewer connects to the public
sewer.
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SEWAGE OR WASTE MATTER: A combination of the water-carried wastes from
residences, business buildings, institutions and industrial establishments, together with
such ground, surface and storm waters as may be present.
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT OR WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY: Any
devices and system used in the storage, treatment, recycling and reclamation of
Municipal sewage or industrial wastes of a liquid nature to implement section 201 of the
Act.
SEWER: A pipe or conduit for carrying sewage.
SEWER USER: Any individual, firm, company, association, society or corporation or
group who has connected to the sewerage system.
SEWERAGE SYSTEM: AU facilities for collecting, pumping, treating and disposing of
sewage.
SHALL/MAY: "Shalf" is mandatory. "May" is permissive.
SLUG: Any discharge of water, sewage or industrial waste which in concentration of any
given constituent or in quantity of flow exceeds for any period of duration longer than
fifteen (15) minutes for more than five (5) times the average 24-hour concentration or
flows during normal operation.
STORM DRAIN (Sometimes Termed Storm Sewer): A sewer which carries storm and
surface waters and drainage, but excludes sewage and industrial wastes, other than
unpolluted water such as cooling water.
SUSPENDED SOLIDS: Solids, organic or inorganic, that either float on the surface of, or
are in suspension in water, sewage, or other liquids, and which are removable by
laboratory filtering as prescribed in "Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and
Waste Water" and referred to a nonfilterable residue,
WATERCOURSE: A channel in which a flow of water occurs, either continuously or
intermittently. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
9-4-3: APPLICATION OF CHAPTER:
The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to all property within the corporate limits of the
City, and any special users outside of the corporate limits of the City, including all
property owned or occupied by the United States of America, Ada County, and the State
of Idaho. (Ord_ 339, 5-29-1979)
9-4-4: CITY AUTHORITY:
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The sewer system for the transmission, treatment and disposal of sewage for the City
shall be under the sole and exclusive control of the Mayor and City Council, who may
from time to time direct the construction, expansion, extension, repair and maintenance
of the sewer system owned and operated by the City as the necessity of the City may
require. The cost of maintenance and repair of the City sewer system may be paid out of
the General Fund. (Ord. 230, 9-11-1972)
9-4-5: SUPERINTENDENT OF SEl.^.'ERSWASTEWATER:
A. Office Created: There is hereby created the office of a Superintendent of
SewefsWastewater, who shall, under the direction of the City Engineer and the
Mayor and Council, have charge of such works, mains, laterals, trunk lines,
treatment plant, connection of service pipes and conduits and all other matters
pertaining to the City S9WeF--Wastewater system. The Superintendent shall report to
the City Engineer monthly or as often as required the condition of the Sewef
wastewater system and make such recommendations as the nature of the service
may require. (Ord. 477, 4-21-1987)
B. Duties: The seweF--wastewater system shall be kept in repair by the Superintendent
of Sewef.&.-Wastewater and no other person, unless authorized by him, shall work on
or operate said system or any part thereof. It shall be the Superintendent's duty at all
times to maintain said system in such a working condition that the sewage of the City
is efficiently and sanitarily carried from the premises of the users of said system and
processed in the seweF--wastewater treatment plant owned and operated by the City.
(Ord. 230, 9-11-1972)
9-4-6: RULES AND REGULATIONS:
A. Adoption: The City shall have the authority to adopt by resolution such rules and
regulations as it shall deem appropriate for the operation. maintenance, repair,
replacement. uPQrade or extension and charges for said use of the sewer system
and wastewater treatment facility as are not inconsistent with the provisions of this
Chapter. (Ord. 431, 5-7-1984)
B. Amendment: Nothing herein contained shall prohibit the Mayor and Council from
amending, altering or adding to the provisions of this Chapter in relation to the sewer
service supplied by the City in regard to rates, charges, expansion, alteration, repair
or any other matter related to the sewer system, as changed conditions may require
from time to time, (Ord. 84, 10-8-1956)
9-4-7: AUTHORITY OF CITY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES:
A. Right Of Entry: The City, through its authorized representatives, bearing proper
credentials and identification, shall be permitted to enter all properties for the
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purposes of inspection, observation, measurement, sampling and testing in
accordance with the provisions of this Chapter, The City shall have no authority to
inquire into any processes including metallurgical, chemical, oil, refining, ceramic,
paper or other industries beyond that point having a direct bearing on the kind and
source of discharge to the public sewers or natural waterways. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
B. Observe Safety Rules; Liability Restrictions: While performing the necessary work on
private properties referred to in the preceding subsection, the authorized
representative of the City shall observe all safety rules applicable to the premises
established by the sewer user and the sewer user shall be held harmless for injury or
death to any City authorized representative and the City shall indemnify the sewer
user against loss or damage to its property by any authorized City representative and
against liability claims and demands for personal injury and property damage
asserted against the sewer user and growing out of the gauging and sampling
operation, except as such may be caused by negligence or failure of the sewer user
to maintain safe conditions as required in this Chapter or as reasonably required by
prudent standards. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979; amd. 1999 Code)
C. Access To Easements: The City, through its authorized representatives bearing
proper credentials and identification, shall be permitted to enter all private properties
through which the City holds a duly negotiated easement for the purposes of, but not
limited to, inspection, observation, measurement, sampling, repair and maintenance
of any portion of the sewerage works lying within said easement. All entry and
subsequent work, if any, on said easement shall be done in full accordance with the
terms of the duly negotiated easement pertaining to the private property involved,
(Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
9-4-8: REQUIRED USE OF SEWERS:
A. _Connection To Public Sewer: The owner or occupant of any house, building or
property used for residential, commercial, industrial, governmental or recreational
use, or other purpose, situated within the City which is abutting on or having a
permanent right of access to any street, alley or right of way in which there is located
a public sewer of the City is hereby required to cease using any other method of
disposing of sewage, waste or polluted water, and at his expense to connect such
building directly with the public sewer in accordance with the provisions of this
Chapter, within fifteen (15)sixtv (60) days after date of official notice from the City to
do so; provided, however, that said sewer is within three hundred feet (300') of any
property line of the building to be served or common property line in a multiple
building development.
B. New Subdivision Or Development: The owner or developer of a new subdivision or
development whether subdivided or not shall, at his expense, construct the
necessary extensions of the public sewer system to provide public sewer facilities for
each lot or building area in his subdivision. Additionally, the owner or developer shall
have the responsibility, at his expense, of installing the main sewer line to the
boundary in his development which is farthest away from the point at which initial
connection is made to the present City sewer main.
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C. Prohibited Wastes: It shall be unlawful for any person to place or deposit in any
unsanitary manner on public or private property within the City, or in any area under
the jurisdiction of the City, any human or animal excrement, garbage or other
objectionable waste,
D. Discharge Of Sewage To Natural Outlet: It shall be unlawful to discharge to any
natural outlet within the City, or in any area under the jurisdiction of the City, any
sewage or other polluted waters, except where suitable treatment has been provided
in accordance with subsequent provisions of this Chapter.
E. Privies And Septic Tanks: Except as hereinafter provided, it shall be unlawful to
construct or maintain any privy, privy vault, septic tank, cesspool or other facilities
intended or used for the disposal of sewage. (Ord. 477, 4-21-1987)
9.4-9: REGULATIONS FOR USE OF PUBLIC SEWERS:
The use of the public sewers of the City shall be in accordance with the following
regulations:
A. Discharge Of Surface Waters:
1. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged from any connection any
storm water, surface water, ground water, roof runoff, subsurface drainage,
uncontaminated cooling water or unpolluted industrial process waters to any sanitary
sewer.
2. Storm water and all other unpolluted drainage shall be discharged to stlGR-sewers
as-that are specifically designated as storm sewers, or to a natural outlet approved
by the City and the entity havinq iurisdicitional authority over the natural outlet.
Industrial cooling water or unpolluted process waters may be discharged, complying
with the requirements of section 308 of the Act and on approval of the City and the
entity havinq iurisdicitional authority over the natural outlet, to a storm sewer or
natural outlet.
B. Prohibited Discharges:
1. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any of the following
described waters or wastes to any public sewers:
a. Any gasoline, benzene, naphtha, fuel oil or other flammable or explosive liquid,
solid or gas.
b. Any waters or wastes containing toxic or poisonous solids, liquids or gases in
sufficient quantity, either singly or by interaction with other wastes, to injure or
interfere with any sewage treatment process, constitute a hazard to humans or
animals, create a public nuisance or create any hazard in the receiving waters of
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the sewage treatment plant, including, but not limited to, cyanides in excess of
two-tenths (0.2) mg/l as CN in the wastes as discharged to the public sewer.
c. Any waters or wastes having a pH lower than 5.5 or having any other corrosive
property capable of causing damage or hazard to structures, equipment and
personnel of the sewage works.
d. Solid or viscous substances in quantities or of such size capable of causing
obstruction to the flow in sewers, or other interference with the proper operation of
the sewage works such as, but not limited to, diapers, ashes, cinders, sand, mud,
straw, shavings, metal, glass, rags, feathers, tar, plastics, wood, unground
garbage, whole blood, paunch manure, hair and fleshings, entrails and paper
dishes, cups, milk containers, etc., either whole or ground by garbage grinders.
2. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged the following described
substances, materials, waters or wastes if it appears likely, in the opinion of the City,
that such wastes can harm either the sewers, sewage treatment process or
equipment, have an adverse effect on the receiving stream or can otherwise
endanger life, limb, public property or constitute a nuisance. In forming its opinion as
to the acceptability of these wastes, the City will give consideration to such factors as
the quantities of subject wastes in relation to flows and velocities in the sewers,
materials of construction of the sewers, nature of the sewage treatment process,
capacity of the sewage treatment plant, degree of treatability of wastes in the
sewage treatment plant and other pertinent factors. The substances prohibited are:
a. Any liquid or vapor having a temperature higher than one hundred fifty degrees
Fahrenheit (1500F) (650C). (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
b. Any water or waste containing fats, wax, grease or oils, whether emulsified or
not, or containing substances which may solidify or become viscous at
temperatures between thirty two degrees and one hundred fifty degrees
Fahrenheit (320 and 1500F) (00 and 650C). (Ord. 795,7-7-1998)
c. Any garbage that has not been properly shredded. The installation and
operation of any garbage grinder equipped with a motor of three-fourths (3/4)
horsepower or greater shall be subject to the review and approval of the City.
d. Any waters or wastes containing strong acid, iron pickling wastes or
concentrated plating solutions whether neutralized or not.
e. Any waters or wastes containing iron, chromium, copper, zinc, and similar
objectionable or toxic substances; or wastes exerting any excessive chlorine
requirement to such degree that any such material received in the composite
sewage at the sewage treatment works exceeds the limits established by the City
for such materials.
f. Any waters or wastes containing phenols or other taste or odor-producing
substances in such concentrations exceeding limits which may be established by
the City as necessary, after treatment of the composite sewage, to meet the
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requirements of the State, Federal or other public agencies of jurisdiction for such
discharge to the receiving waters.
g. Any radioactive wastes or isotopes of such half-life or concentration as may
exceed limits established by the City in compliance with applicable State or
Federal regulations. (Ord. 339,5-29-1979)
h. Any waters or wastes having a pH in excess of 9.0, (Ord. 795, 7-7-1998)
i. Materials which exert or cause:
(1) Unusual concentrations of inert suspended solids (such as, but not limited
to, fuller's earth, lime slurries, and lime residues) or of dissolved solids (such as,
but not limited to, sodium chloride and sodium sulfate).
(2) Excessive discoloration (such as, but not limited to, dye wastes and
vegetable tanning solutions)_
(3) Unusual BOD, chemical oxygen demand or chlorine requirements in such
quantities as to constitute a significant load on the sewage treatment works_
(4) Unusual volume of flow or concentration of wastes constituting "slugs" as
defined herein.
j. Waters or wastes containing substances which are not amenable to treatment or
reduction by the sewage treatment processes employed, or are amenable to
treatment only to such degree that the sewage treatment plant effluent cannot
meet the requirements of other agencies having jurisdiction over discharge to the
receiving waters.
C. City Authority:
1. If any waters or wastes are discharged, or are proposed to be discharged to the
public sewers, which waters contain the substances or possess the characteristics
enumerated in subsection B2 of this Section, and which, in the judgment of the City,
may have a deleterious effect upon the sewage works, processes, equipment or
receiving waters, or which otherwise create a hazard to life or constitute a public
nuisance, the City may:
a. Reject the wastes;
b. Require pretreatment to an acceptable condition for discharge to the public
sewers;
c. Require control over the quantities and rates of discharge; and/or
d. Require payment to cover the added cost of handling and treating the wastes
not covered by existing taxes or sewer charges under the provisions of Section 9-
4-21 of this Chapter.
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2. If the City permits the pretreatment or equalization of waste flows, the design and
installation of the plants and equipment shall be at the owners expense and subject
to the review and approval of the City and subject to the requirements of all
applicable codes, ordinances and laws. (Ord. 339,5-29-1979)
D. Grease And Sand Interceptors: Grease, oil and sand interceptors shall be provided
at the owners expense when, in the opinion of the City, they are necessary for the
proper handling of liquid wastes containing grease or any flammable wastes, sand or
other harmful ingredients; except that such interceptors shall not be required for
private living quarters or dwelling units, All interceptors shall be of a type and
capacity approved by the City and shall be located as to be readily and easily
accessible for cleaning and inspection. These interceptors shall be adequately
maintained bv the owner and are subject to periodic inspection by the City. (Ord.
795,7-7-1998)
E. Maintenance Of Pre+!reatment Facilities: Where preliminary treatment or flow-
equalizing facilities are provided for any waters or wastes, they shall be maintained
continuously in satisfactory and effective operation by the owner at his expense.
F. Manhole Installation: When required by the City, the owner of any property serviced
by a building sewer carrying industrial wastes shall install a suitable control manhole
together with such necessary meters and other appurtenances in the building sewer
to facilitate observation, sampling and measurement of the wastes. Such manhole,
when required, shall be accessibly and safely located, and shall be constructed in
accordance with plans approved by the City. The manhole shall be installed by the
owner at his expense, and shall be maintained by him so as to be safe and
accessible at all times.
G. Measurements, Tests And Analyses: All measurements, tests and analyses of the
characteristics of waters and wastes to which reference is made in this Chapter shall
be determined in accordance with the latest edition of "Standard Methods for the
Examination of Water and Wastewater", published by the American Public Health
Association, and shall be determined at the control manhole provided or upon
suitable samples taken at said control manhole. In the event that no special manhole
has been required, the control manhole shall be considered to be the nearest
downstream manhole in the public sewer to the point at which the building sewer is
connected. Sampling shall be carried out by customarily accepted methods to reflect
the effect of constituents upon the sewage works and to determine the existence of
hazards to life, limb and property.
H. Special Agreements: No statement contained in this Chapter shall be construed as
preventing any special agreement or arrangement between the City and any
industrial concern whereby an industrial waste of unusual strength or character may
be accepted by the City for treatment, subject to payment therefor by the industrial
concern.
J. Notice Of Violation; Remedial Action: Any property owner or sewer user violating the
provisions of this Section shall, upon notice by the City, immediately install such
preliminary treatment through separators, traps and/or chemical, physical or
biochemical processes as will make and assure that the sewage contributed from
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such property or premises will meet the requirements of this Chapter. (Ord. 339, 5-
29-1979)
9-4-10: PERMISSION TO DISCHARGE OBJECTIONABLE WATER OR WASTES:
A. Review And Approval: The admission into the public sewers of any water or wastes
having:
Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) greater than 300 mg/l,
Chemical oxygen demand (COD) greater than 900 mg/I,
Suspended solids in excess of 300 mg/I,
shall be subject to the review and approval of the City.
B. PreJ.i.mtRaFy-+!reatment Provided By Owner: Where necessary, in the opinion of the
City, the owner shall provide, at his expense, such preliminary treatment as may be
necessary to reduce the BOD to three hundred (300) mg/I, the COD to nine hundred
(900) mg/l and the suspended solids to three hundred (300) mg/1. Plans,
specifications and any other pertinent information relating to proposed preliminary
treatment facilities shall be submitted for the approval of the City and of the Idaho
Department of Health and Welfare, and no construction of such facilities shall be
commenced until said approvals are obtained in writing. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
9-4-11: BUILDING SEWERS AND SERVICE CONNECTIONS:
All materials and workmanship in the installation of building sewers and service
connections shall conform to the following regulations:
A. Permit Required: No unauthorized person shall uncover, make any connections with
or opening into, use, alter or disturb any public sewer or appurtenance thereof
without first obtaining a written permit from the City. The permit shall not be issued
until all sewer connection charges and fees have been paid in fulL
B. Classes Of Permits: There shall be two (2) classes of building sewer permits: 1) a
general permit for residential and commercial sewer service, and 2) industrial user
permits for sewer service to establishments producing industrial wastes.
1. General Permits: General permits shall be applied for by the owner or his agent on
a form provided by the City CI8fk Public Works Department. The permit application
shall be supplemented by any plans, specifications or other information considered
pertinent in the judgment of the City at the time the application is filed. Also, the
owner or his agent shall pay to the City, at the time the application is filed, a hookup
fee, which shall be established by resolution of the City Council; and
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2. Industrial Permits: Industrial user permits shall be applied for by the owner or his
agent by letter to the City Council accompanied by an executed copy of the industrial
user agreement together with any plans, specifications or other information
considered pertinent in the judgment of the City. Industrial user permits shall be
approved by the City Council based on recommendation by the Engineer for the City.
Approval shall be contingent upon the availability of excess capacity in the sewage
treatment plant, the provisions of this Chapter and any other considerations the City
Council deems appropriate. The amount of the permit, inspection fee and hookup fee
for an industrial wastes sewer service will vary with each permit and shall be
established by the City at the time of application.
C. Costs Borne By Owner; Liability: All costs and expense incident to the installation
and connection of the building sewer and service connection shall be borne by the
owner. The owner shall indemnify and hold harmless the City from any loss or
damage that may directly or indirectly be occasioned by the installation of the
building sewer and the marking of the service connection for same to the public
sewer.
D. Separate Connections For Each Building: A separate and independent building
sewer and service connection shall be provided for every building; except where one
building stands at the rear of another on an interior lot and no separate sewer is
available or can be constructed to the rear building through an adjoining alley, court,
yard or driveway, the building sewer from the front building may be extended to the
rear building and the whole considered as one building sewer.
E. Old Building Sewers: Old building sewers may be used in connection with new
buildings only when they are found, on examination and being tested as required by
the City, to meet all requirements of this Chapter.
F. Conformance With Building And Plumbing Codes: The materials of construction of
the building sewer and service connections, and the methods to be used in
excavating, placing of the pipe, jointing, testing and backfilling the trench, shall all
conform to the requirements of the Building and Plumbing Codes as have been or
may be adopted by the City 31 .
G. Pipe Size; Building Sewer Grade And Slope: The building sewer from the building
drain to the public sewer and the service connection thereto shall not be smaller than
four inch (4") diameter sewer pipe.
1. Grade And Slope: The minimum grade or slope of the building sewer shall be as
follows:
a. Four inch (4") diameter sewer pipe shall be laid on a grade of not less than one-
fourth inch (1/4") per foot;
b. Six inch (6") diameter sewer pipe shall be laid on a grade of not less than one-
eighth inch (1/8") per foot; and
c. Eight inch (8") diameter sewer pipe shall be laid on a grade of not less than four
feet (4') per one thousand feet (1,000').
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2. Alignment: The alignment of the building sewer from the outlet of the building drain
to the public sewer connection shall be straight, with no bends, warps or sags
permitted except with the permission of the City. The trench bottom shall be cut to
proper grade so that when the pipe is laid the body or barrel of the pipe shall be on
solid material. Bell holes are to be excavated in the trench bottom at all pipe joints,
H. Connecting Surface Water Drainage To Building Sewer: No person shall make
connection of roof downspouts, exterior foundation drains, areaway drains or other
sources of surface runoff or ground water to a building sewer or building drain which
in turn is connected directly or indirectly to a public sanitary sewer.
I. Service Connection Requirements: The service connection to the public sewer shall
conform to the requirements of the Building and Plumbing Codes as adopted by the
City. In addition, the materials and workmanship of the service connection shall meet
the following requirements:
1. Precast Fittings: A precast service connection fitting shall be installed as an
increment of the sewer pipe line or installed as an external fabrication to the sewer
pipe line; said fabrication to be installed within the center one-third (1/3) of an
individual laying length of the public sewer pipe, as a precaution in preventing the
breaking of the bell or the spigot end of the sewer pipe. The service connection fitting
shall be installed as a watertight connection to the public sewer, care being taken not
to extend the building sewer line into the public sewer line, therefore, creating a
possible restriction. The invert of the building sewer line at the service connection
fitting shall be at an elevation above the invert of the public sewer at least equal to
two-thirds (2/3) of the diameter of the public sewer. All foreign material shall be
removed from the sewer pipe and there shall be a permanent connection which is
air-tight and watertight between the public sewer line and the building sewer line.
2. Connection Fee:
a. The building sewer service connection fitting to reinforced sewer pipe lines shall
be made as specified under subsection 11 of this Section, except that in cutting a
hole in reinforced pipe for installation of the service connection tee, extreme care
shall be exercised to avoid damage to the pipe. The hold for the tee shall be
carefully chipped first to expose the reinforcing steel and the steel cut by torch or
saw. No chisel cutting of the reinforcing steel of any character will be permitted.
b. In lieu of a standard service connection fitting, a riser service connection may
be made to sewer lines that are deep below ground surface. The branch or riser
shall be connected the same as a tee, except that it shall be set vertically over the
public sewer pipe, and extended vertically upward such that the top of the riser is
not to be less than five feet (5') below the surface of the ground.
J. Notify City For Inspection: The applicant for the building sewer permit shall notify the
City when the building sewer is ready for inspection and connection to the public
sewer.
K. Guarding Excavations: All excavations for building sewer installation shall be
adequately guarded with barricades and lights so as to protect the public from
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hazard. Streets, sidewalks, parkways and other public property disturbed in the
course of the work shall be restored in a manner satisfactory to the City. (Ord. 339,
5-29-1979)
L. Work Done By Contractor: The connection of the building sewer service to the public
main sewer shall be made by a public works contractor having a valid license for this
specialty work. (Ord, 477,4-21-1987)
9.4-12: INDUSTRIAL USERS:
All industrial users of the sewerage system shall comply with any applicable
requirements of sections 204(b), 307 and 308 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act.
There shall be two (2) classes of industrial users: a) major contributing industry, and b)
minor contributing industry.
A. Contributing Industries Defined: The contributing industries are defined as follows:
1. Major Contributing Industry: A major contributing industry is one that:
a. Will contribute greater than ten percent (10%) of the design hydraulic flow of the
treatment works.
b. Will contribute greater than ten percent (10%) of the design pollutant loading of
the treatment works.
c. Has in its waste a toxic pollutant in toxic amounts as defined in standards
issued under section 307(a) of the Act.
d. Has significant impact, either singly or in combination with other contributing
industries, on the sewerage system or the quality of its effluent.
2. Minor Contributing Industry: A minor contributing industry shall be all industries not
included in the major contributing industry classification as defined in subsection A 1
of this Section.
B. Requirements:
1. Monitoring Wastes: All major contributing industries' wastes shall be monitored by
the City or industry on a regular basis at intervals not less than monthly, and more
frequently as the characteristics of the specific industrial discharge may dictate.
Minor contributing industries shall be monitored by the City or industry as the
characteristics of the specific industrial discharge may dictate as determined by the
City.
2. Reports To City: All major contributing industries shall submit to the City on the
first day of the months of June and December, a statement in writing regarding
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specific actions taken to achieve full compliance with the requirements of section 307
of the Act.
3. Report Changes In Flow Or Characteristics: Each contributing industry shall report
any substantial (exceeding 10% :1:) change in flow or characteristics of wastewater
being discharged into the sewerage system. The report shall include quantity and
quality of effluent and duration and frequency of discharge. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
9-4-13: INSPECTION AND APPROVAL OF CONNECTIONS:
No connection of any kind to a public sewer line shall be made and no sewage permitted
to flow through such connection except pursuant to inspection of and approval issued by
the City. See Section 9-4-11 of this Chapter for sewer permits, inspection fees,
inspection notices, etc. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
9-4-14: REJECTION OF MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP:
The City may reject any material or workmanship for cause and, upon such order,
rejected material shall be removed and replaced with approved material. Disapproved
workmanship shall cause the removal and replacement of all materials involved,
including appurtenances, excavation, backfilling and other work items. (Ord. 339, 5-29-
1979)
9-4-15: SEWER LINE EXTENSIONS:
A. Compliance With Master Plan: All proposed extensions of the Municipal sewerage
system to serve undeveloped areas within the existing corporate limits, newly
annexed areas or areas outside the corporate limits shall comply with the overall
master plan for the Municipal sewerage system.
B. Owner Responsible For Costs; Exception: Costs for all extensions which lie outside
the boundary limits of the property for which the extension is requested shall be the
responsibility of that property owner or his agent. Cost for sewer extensions within
the property for which the extension is requested shall also be the responsibility of
the owner or his agent. Sewer extensions shall be required to extend to the farthest
boundary of the development. When it is necessary to install oversized Jines as part
of an extension, the owner may request a reimbursement aqreement per M.C.C. 9-4-
13L-tAe cost of all oversized lines will normally be-tAe-responsibility O~F-9F
his agent. However, the City may in its discretion, if it has uncommitted funds iA-its
5eweF-69RstftJction account, participate in ::1 pemen of the cost of any oversized
sewer lines,
C. Newly Developed Areas: Unless a special permit is granted by the City, all Municipal
sewerage system extensions into newly developing areas shall be installed prior to
the construction of any new streets.
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D. Compliance With City Specifications: All design and construction of any extensions to
the Municipal sewerage system shall comply with the official specifications for
sewerage system extensions as adopted by the City.
E. Preparation And Filing Of Plans: The plans for all extensions to the sewerage system
shall be prepared and signed by a registered professional engineer as per the
licensing requirements of the Idaho Code. Three (3) copies of the said plans shall be
filed with the City. Two (2) copies of the plans shall be filed with the Idaho
Department of Wealth and \iVelfare Environmental Quality for their review and
approval as required by the Idaho Code, In approving a plan for extension to the
Municipal sewerage system, the City reserves the right to stipulate other
requirements such as a special permit fee, rights-of-way limits, sequence of
construction, time limits for having existing service disrupted, the provision of surety
quaranteeinq completion filing of a peffeFmaflce bond and other similar measures as
may be required to protect the public. No work shall commence on any such
extension of the Municipal sewerage system until the extension project has been
approved by the City.
F. Certification By Registered Engineer: After the construction of any Municipal sewer
system extensions, it shall be the obligation of the owner, or his agent, to have a
registered professional engineer certify to the City and to the Idaho Department of
MeaUh--aAG-\Ji/elfareEnvironmental Quality that the said system extensions were
installed in accordance with the approved plans and specifications on file with the
respective agencies. Following certification by the registered professional engineer
and acceptance by the City, the entire extension of the Municipal sewerage system,
including the City sewer service lines, shall become the property of the City and it
shall be the City's responsibility to maintain and operate the system thereafter.
G. Connections Made After Extension Accepted: If it is necessary for the City to permit
a sewer service connection and/or sewer service line at any time after the extension
has been originally accepted by the City, the owner or his agent shall be required to
pay the sewer hookup fee as well as the standard permit and inspection fees as may
be established by the City for such purposes. (Ord. 477, 4-21-1987)
9-4-16: BACKFilLING:
Backfilling of building sewers and service connections within the limits of public rights of
ways or easements shall conform to special specifications promulgated by the City, for
sewer installation, and shall be subject to inspection by and approval of the City. (Ord.
339,5-29-1979)
9-4-17: SEWER AND WATER PLANS ADOPTED:
A Adoption Of Plans: The "2004 City of Meridian Wastewater Treatment Plan Facility
Plan Update" is adopted as the official planninq documents for the City of Meridian
wastewater treatment system. The "2003 Sewer Master Plan Update" is adopted as
the official planning document for the City of Meridian sanitary sewer collection
system, seweF-aAEl--water plans 3S defined in the "PrelifRiRary RepeFt-----RtlFal
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GefAffit;lAHy-SeweF-aHEl-Water Pkm for Ada Cooo-ty-MeFidian" is heFeBy.-aGef3tBG--a6
#1e-SeweF-aH~F-MefiEHaH.
B. Treatment Requirements: Wastewater collection. treatment, and disposal will comply
with State of Idaho and United States Environmental Protection Agency rules and
regulations. Sewage trcatmeHt--fe.J::-Mefi~e-eGeA9ffiieally efficient;
eRVife.AfAentally beHeHcbl; in compliance with Idaho an€l-FeElerol regylatiens; ;Jnd
eeRSistiAg of eitheF-SeeeAGaf.y treatm~AaF@e to the Boise River, advaneed
treatmeflt--with discharge to Five MUe-Gfeek or spray disposal follO'....ing treotmem,
ElepeHElffig on the--eeeAefAic, engineeffi:lg, fin::mci3I, en'/iroAfAental ;JnEWe@al
eenstraints defi.Aed in the pre engineering studie&-Aecessary before construction or
fin::mcing.,-(Res. 54, 11-5-1973)
9-4-18: 5E'JVER CONSTRUCTION EQUiVALENCY CAPITAL FEE~:
A. Assessment Fees. Payment Of Fee-Required: Notwithstanding any of the provisions
of this Chapter, any person, firm, partnership, corporation or association or property
owner who has not otherwise paid for, or contributed proportionately toward, the
costs and expenses of constructing a sewer line, whether that construction has been
performed by the City, a local improvement district or a private entity, or combination
thereof, and who subsequently desires to connect to the City sewer system, shall be
required to pay, in addition to the required connection charges of subsection 9-4-25B
of this Chapter and the monthly user charges of Section 9-4-24 of this Chapter, an
additional connection charge which shall be known as an "eight inch (8") diometef
sewef-tiHe-equivalencyassessment fee". The assessment fee shall be computed on
an "equivalent residential unit", or "ERU" basis, This foe sholl hereofter be referreE!
to as the-%ewer oonstructieA-e~etl. In deteffA~s--er h3s not
{*lid, or oeAt:ROOteE4H=ef3eFtie~e costs on~eHSes of constructing a
S8\\'er line, the-sele bctor sha!l--9e-whether th3t user, or a preE!esessor in title of the
user's pFeperty, has in fact, paid oonsideratiGn to the City in o3sh, services, or iA
kind, foF-tAe--eenstruction of the Se'A/er trunk line to which he now desires to conneGt,
which considerotion is commensurate witI=J--v.'hat the user, or his predecessor in title,
would have poid under this Section had the usor not paid or contributed previously-te
tfte-eest-ef-Gonstruction of the sewer line.
LB,-Fee Set By Board Of Appraisers: The sewer oonstruction oquiv3leney:
assessment fee for each parcel of ground connected to a trunk sewer line shall be
established and set by the Sewer Board of Appraisers~ wRfch shall consiE!er the use
~e propeft.y-will be put, the expected flov/s, the amount o~acity of the
trunk line that will be used by the proposed use, and the--type of effluent. The Beam
shall also take into consideration the amount of I::md thot might be able to be
oerviceEJ.-.9y-.tRe trunk sewer line, w!:letReF-tAe-JaAEl-Se-ffifectly adj3cent to the trunk
line or not, 3nd shall also take into consideration the cost of the engineering and
construction of the trunk line, in current dollars, anEl-shaH--ooR&iElef.-tl:te interest that
oould h3'1e been earned on the meney used to pay for the original sewer line-.- The
sewer construction equivalency fee may be different for residential, commercial, and
industrial uses and may be different for differing uses within those three (3)
classifications depending upon the considerations referenced above of effluent
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qualitv but shall be as consistent as possible under similar factual circumstances.
The sewer G9fl&t.Fl:fetioo-eEftlivateRGyassessment fee shall be assessed in terms of
equivalent residential units sfAW&4amil-y-eEfl:livaleAt--GeAAeGtieAS. (Ord. 482,6-16-
1987)
C. Wastewater Treatment Connection Fee. A treatment fee shall be required for
every sewer user initiatinq sewer service, changing use of a property already
connected to sewer or increasinq the discharged wastewater flow.
D. Trunk Connection Fee. A trunk connection fee shall be required for every sewer
user initiating sewer service. chanqing use of a property already connected to
sewer or increasino the discharged wastewater flow
9~4-19: COOPERATIVE AND REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENTS:
&-A-Reimbursement To Sewer User: Should a sewer user at his own expense
construct an extension to the sewer system in a public right of way or easement
with prior approval of the City and in accordance with the standards and designs
of the City and which sewer line extension has been determined by the City to be
able to benefit properties other than the user's, the sewer user constructing the
extension may be reimbursed for the proportionate cost of the sewer benefiting
adjacent or other by enterinq FeEfHest that the City enter into an agreement with
the City if any of the followinq apply:
O. The sewer extension lies outside the sewer user's property and provides
sewer service to other property;
1. The sewer extension is within the sewer user's property and is a gravity
sewer larger than eiqth-inch diameter;
2. The eight-inch qravitv sewer within the sewer user's property is required
to be oreater than twelve (12) feet deep to serve upstream properties.
3. The sewer extension includes a permanent lift station.
4, The sewer extension includes a temporary lift station which the City
requires to be oversized to serve adiacent or upstream properties.
B. To be eligible for reimbursement, the user must:
1, Design the sewer extension in substantial accordance with the City of
Meridian Master Sewer Plan;
2. Receive City approval of the sewer extension construction plans;
3. Construct the sewer extension in accordance with approved plans and
City of Meridian standard specifications and details;
4, Solicit and receive three (3) bids for the sewer extension and select the
lowest responsive bid as determined in a public bid openinq;
5. Receive preliminary plat approval from City Council for the development
to be served by the sewer extension. Sewer extensions intended to serve
non-subdivision projects. and for which the developer seeks a
reimbursement aqreement, must receive approval for a reimbursement
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agreement from City Council prior to construction plan approval bv the
City.
C. Developer Reimbursement Agreements
__ user suGi=J.-tl:lat all o~eFtieA--ef--tAe costs of extending the-sewef--lffie---wiJ.l--.ge
fefmOOfse~eHfef'fl--tlle-G9RABGtieA-6RaFge&-GelleGteEl-tmEief-SeetiBA
9 4 18 of this Chapter froffi-tl:le&~f3e#y--ewR8fS--Wlqe..will-b8-Aefit frem-tRe-s8WeF
HAe exteAsieA-aRG--w-Ro otherwi:::;e have not paiEl-eF-GeAtFiBHteEl--tl:l~ffiJ3eFtieAate
share of the coR&tFBGBeA-Ge&ts-ef-tl~at....sewef...Hfle--aAEl-who are r€EJBfFeEl--te-flay--tfle
&eWef-Gonstruction eEJ-l:lWffiooGy-fee-:- The City shall not be required to enter into &I:lGR
afl-a reimbursement agreement and whether or not to enter into such an agreement
shall be at the sole discretion of the City Council; provided however, that:
1. No reimbursement agreement shall have a duration greater than ten (10)
years unless the City is a beneficiary of the agreement.
2. No reimbursement agreement shall pay to the sewer user paying for or
constructing a sewer line extension more than one hundred percent (100%)
of his actual engineering and construction costs, it being noted that in most
cases at least some of the cost would ordinarily be assessed to the sewer
user's own property.
3. A reimbursement agreement may provide for interest to be paid to the sewer
user.
4. The City may charge and may receive a taR five percent (:Ul~.%)
administrative fee aQainst the amount reimbursable to the sewer user for
RaAdling the-administration. accounting, auditing, and payment of the
reimbursement payments made to the sewer user so extending the sewer
line and having reached a reimbursement agreement with the City.
5. 1\11 or a part of the--sewef-GOOstruction equivalency foe associated with the
GeWef-tifle-ooAStJ:HGted ~md paid pursuant to Sectien 9 4 18 of this ChapteF
may be set aside ond earmarked for reimbursement pyrsuant to a
reimbursemeflt.-agreoment.
6. The reimbursement agreement shall be personal to the sewer user entering
into it and shall not be assigned without the written consent of the City, which
consent will not be unreasonably withheld.
7. The agreement will terminate when the user has been fully reimbursed if the
agreed upon reimbursement amount is paid prior to the end of the term of the
agreement.
8. The agreement shall be binding on the sewer user and his assigns,
successors, heirs and executors and may be recorded as an encumbrance
against the property of the sewer user.
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9. The sewer user shall be required to indemnify and hold the City harmless
from any and all liability whatsoever until the sewer line has been accepted
for maintenance by the City.
10. Said lines, after acceptance, shall become part of the City sewerage system
and be the sole property of the City.
D. Methods of Reimbursement
Dependinq on the amount to be reimbursed to the sewer user, the agreement will
include one or more of the following reimbursement mechanisms:
1. Trunk Connection Fees owed or paid by the user as required under 9-4-
18(0);
2. Sewer assessment fees owed or paid by the user as required under 9-4-
18(8).
gg.Amount of Reimbursement
1. Offsite Gravity Sewer Extensions. The amount of reimbursement to the user
shall be based on the projected proportion capacity that the user's proiect
requires. The amount of reimbursement shall be based on actual
contructuion costs, and may include reasonable engineering, surveying,
construction stakinq, project manaqement and easement acquisition costs,
2. Onsite Gravity Sewer Extensions. The amount of reimbursement to the user
constructinq "over-size" or "over-depth" qravity sewer shall be based on the
percentages in the following table. Onlv construction costs are eliqible for
reimbursement for "over-size" or "over-depth" onsite qravity extensions.
Onsite Sewer Reimbursement Percentaqe
[(1 )Depth, ft 10" 12" 15" 18" 21" 24" 27" 30" 36"
10 11.5% 25.8% 39.5% 46,5% 50.0% 56.6% 63.5% 67.1% 72.0%
12 17,9% 30.3% 42,5% 48.9% 52,1% 58.2% 64.6% 68.1% 72.6%
14 23.3% 34.3% 45.2% 51,1% 54.0% 59.6% 65,7% 68.9% 73.3%
16 36.1% 43,9% 52.1% 56.6% 58.9% 63.5% 68.5% 71.3% 75.0%
18 39,5% 46.5% 54.0% 58.2% 60.3% 64.6% 69.3% 72.0% 75.5%
20 42.5% 48.9% 55.8% 59,6% 61.7% 65.7% 70.1% 72.6% 76.0%
22 47.7% 53.1% 58.9% 62.3% 64.1% 67.6% 71.6% 73.9% 77.0%
24 50.0% 54.9% 60.3% 63.5% 65.2% 68.5% 72.3% 74.4% 77.5%
(1) Depth calculated as averaqe depth from finish qrade to pipe invert from manhole to
manhole.
_-E--Reimbursement To City: Where the City constructs a sewer line extension, either
on its own or in conjunction with another person or entity, the City may enter into a
reimbursement agreement as authorized above such that the City is reimbursed for
its costs of construction, engineering, legal costs and interest. (Ord. 482, 6-16-1987)
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9-4-20: SEWER BOARD OF APPRAISERS:
A. Board Created: There is hereby created the Sewer Board of Appraisers, consisting of
three (3) members, to be the same persons as the Mayor, the City Clerk and the City
Engineer -mF--tBe-GHy.
B. Duties;
1. Generally: The Sewer Board of Appraisers shall be delegated the duty of
establishing all rates, charges or fees made and established under authority of this
Chapter, subject to the approval of the City Council.
2. Promulgate Rates And Charges; Publication; Hearing: The Sewer Board of
Appraisers has the power to promulgate such rates, charges or fees or changes in
rates, or fees; and all such proposals shall be filed with the City Clerk. Thereupon the
City Clerk shall have a concise statement of the proposed rates published in a daily
issue of a newspaper of general circulation in the City, setting forth a date and place
for a public hearing before the said Board, upon the said rates, which hearing shall
be held not less than ten (10) days after the publication of said notice. The Sewer
Board of Appraisers shall, upon the date and at the place set forth in said notice,
hold a public hearing and shall have the power to ratify, confirm, modify or approve
the said appraisement and assessment. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
9-4-21: SEWER CHARGE APPRAISAL:
If the user or owner disputes a sewer connection fee or monthly user charge, the user or
owner may request that the parcel being subject to sewer connection, charge, periodic
user charge, or other fees as provided for in Section 9-4-23 of this Chapter be appraised
and assessed by the Sewer:Wastewater Board of Appraisers for the purpose of
establishing the equivalent connection rating, the sewer connection charge, the
inspection fee, the monthly service charge or other fees to be charged or assessed to
and against such property. In making such appraisement and assessment, there shall be
taken into consideration the area of land being served and the amount of flow (0), the
biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), the suspended solids (3S) and any other pertinent
components of the wastes that the user is contributing to the system so as to establish,
as nearly as possible, the rate, charge or fee for each property on the same relative
basis as is imposed upon other like property and uses within the City that has or will
receive the sewer service. This procedure may also be used to determine the initial
charges set forth herein or to change or modify the initial charges. (Ord. 477, 4-21-1987)
9-4-22: FINAL APPROVAL OF SCHEDULE OF CHARGES:
After the said hearing upon any charge, rate or fee provided by this Chapter, the
SewefWastewater Board of Appraisers shall submit a final schedule of recommended
charges, rates or fees, or a recommended change in present charges, rates and fees to
the City Council. The City Council thereupon has the power to approve, confirm, modify
or amend the same and the decision of the City Council shall be final. Upon final
approval of the City Council, the same shall then and there be in effect and a copy
thereof shaH be filed in the office of the City Clerk, (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
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9-4-23: BASIS FOR SEWER CHARGES:
A. System Of Charges Established: There is hereby established a system of connector
charges, permit and inspection fees, industrial cost recovery charges, periodic
service charges and other fees for the use of, and for service rendered by the
sewerage works of the City, and which charges, rates and fees shall be as near as
possible, uniform as to the different classes of property served by said sewerage
works. The rates, charges and fees provided by this Chapter are hereby levied and
assessed against each lot, parcel of land, building or property having any connection
with the sanitary sewerage works of the City or otherwise discharging sanitary
sewage, industrial wastewater or other liquids directly into the sanitary sewerage
works of the City. The rates, charges and fees shaH be billed to and paid by the
owner of each lot, parcel of land, building or property served by the sewerage
system.
8, Properties Subject To Charges: It is specifically enacted that all property in the City to
which a public sewer is available and is required to connect to the sewer as required
in Section 9-4-8 of this Chapter, but is not used by the owner or occupier of said
parcel of land, is still subject to user charges under the provisions of this Chapter.
(Ord. 376, 7-7-1980)
9-4-24: SEWER USER CHARGES AND CONNECTION FEES:
The monthly sewer user rates for sanitary sewer service in the City are based on gallons
of water used as determined by the water meter readings. Residential homeowner's
sanitary sewer user charges will be based on the actual water recorded for monthly
water meter readings during the period of the year from October November 15 to the
following March 15. For the following seven (7) eight (8) month period, the average
monthly reading for the period of GGtel3eJ:-November 15 to the following March 15 shall
be the basis for the monthly sewer user charge. However, if the actual water use
recorded for any biflinq period between March 15 and November 15 is less than the
precedinq November 15 to March 15 averaqe, the sewer user charqe will be based on
the actual water use. ProvideG-Rewever, for overoging purposes, the m3yor 3nG-GHy
eooncil may, by :) duly-eAaGted resolution, chan€)e--tfle--aeove date of October 15 to
November 15 for any porticular year if it finds the f::1I1 seoson to hove been particularly
waFffi-fequiring lo'l'/n spFiRk#ng to hove been necessaFY-f3ast October 15. Also, provided,
however, where there is a new owner, a new occupancy, or a change in occupancy,
such as in the case of sale or new residence construction or sales of existing
residences, between GBtel3eJ:-November 15 and March 15, the sewer user charge shall
be based on the average residential water use in the city which is six thousand five
hundred (6,500) gallons per month unless the-ewRer/user can show,--9y--current water
meter readings, that his use is less than six thousand five hundred (6,500) gallons. In
this case, the sewer user charqe will be based on actual metered water use. All other
users such as commercial and industrial shall be based on their monthly water
consumption. The user charges may be reviewed annually. The user charge system is
based on the following: (Ord. 477, 4-21-1987; amd. 1999 Code)
A. Monthly Service Charges:
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1. The minimum sewer charge shall be as established by resolution of the city
council. (Ord. 02-967, 7-23-2002)
B. Schedule Of Fees And Charges: The sewer connection fees and charges are based
on the following schedule; all other users will require special appraisal and will be
computed on an individual basis:
Classification
Apartment
Bank
Bar
Barbershop, per chair
Beauty salon, per operator station
Bowling allev. per lane
Cafe. per customer seatinq capacity
Car dealer
Car wash (to be computed on an individual basis
Church
Club. private
Condominium
Dentist, per practitioner
Department store (per 3,000 square feet)
Doctor, per practitioner
Druqstore
Dry cleaners
Duplex
Fourplex
Garaqe (minimum)
Grocery store
Hospital, per bed
Industry (see Maior or minor contributing industry
Laundries
Commercial (to be computed on an individual basis
Self-service up to and including 10 washing
machines
Each washinq machine in excess of 10
Number Of
Equivalent
Connections
Minimum
Equivalent
Connections
See Multiple Livinq Unit
6
2
0.5 1.0
0.5 1"Q
0.2 1"Q
U 2.0
2
xxx
6
6
See Multiple Livinq Unit
1
1
1
2
6
See Multiple Livinq Unit
See Multiple Livinq Unit
2
See Retail Food Store
0.15
xxx
1
0.25
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Lodqe or private club 2
Maior contributing industry (as per separate xxx
aqreement)
Minor contributinq industry (as per separate xxx
aqreement)
Mobile home court or park
First space 1
Each additional space, long term tenant type 1
Each additional space, short term tenant type 1
Mobile home or trailer house on own premises 1
Motel, hotel, roomin~ house, etc.
With cooking facilities
First unit 1
Each additional unit 0.5
Without cookinq facilities
First unit 1
Each additional unit 0.25
Multiple iivin~ unit
Studio or 1 bedroom 1
2 bedrooms 1
3 or more bedrooms 1
Office building for each 2,500 square feet of gross 1
floor space or fraction thereof
Photo development lab ~
Railroad depot ~
Restaurant. per customer seatinq capacity QJ. 2.0
Retail food store for each 1 ,500 square feet of qross 1
floor area or fraction thereof
Retail store for each 3,000 square feet of qross floor 1
area or fraction thereof
Schools per each 50 students in averaqe daily 1
attendence or fraction thereof
Service station
Full service :1:
Gas and restroom service only 2
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With car wash (to be computed on an individual
basis)
xxx
Sinqle-familv residence
1
Swimmina pool
Private, for each 500 square feet of pool water
surface area
Public (to be computed on an an individaul basis
0.25
xxx
Tavern
Theater
Townhouse
2
2
1
Trailer court or park
First unit
Each additional space, long term tenant type
Each additional space. short term tenant type
1
0.75
0.5
Triplex
Variety store. for each 3,000 square feet of qross
floor area or fraction thereof
See Multiple Living Unit
1
9-4-25: SEWER CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS; FEES AND CHARGES:
A. Permit Required; Fees:
1. Application For Permit: To obtain municipal sewer service, the owner or his agent
shall make application on a special form furnished by the city. The permit application
shall be supplemented by any plans, specifications or other information considered
pertinent in the judgment of the city. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
2. Permit And Inspection Fee: A permit and inspection fee shall be paid to the city at
the time the application is filed. Also, the owner or his agent shall pay to the city, at
the time the application is filed, a connection charge in the amount as provided for in
section 9-4-24 of this chapter. The amount of the permit and inspection fee shall be
as established by resolution of the city council.
B. Sewer Connection Charge:
1, The owner, or his agent, of all properties connecting to the public sewer of the city
under the terms of this chapter shall pay a sewer connection charge as established
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by resolution of the city council for each equivalent connection or fraction thereof as
may be assigned to the property by the city.
2. For properties that have an existing public sewer adjacent to their property without
direct cost to the present owner or former owners of the property, there shall be an
additional connection charge as established by resolution of the city council for each
equivalent connection thereof as may be assigned to the property by the city. (Ord.
02-967, 7-23-2002)
C. Materials And Construction Methods: The materials of construction of the sewer
service line and the methods to be used in excavating, placing of the pipe, jointing,
testing and backfilling of the trench and surface replacement shall all conform to the
requirements of specifications and codes as have been or may be adopted by the
city.
D. Separate Connection For Each Building: A separate and independent city sewer
service connection shall be provided for each building.
E. Notify City For Inspection: The applicant for the city sewer service connection shall
notify the city when the connection of the sewer service connection and line to the
public sewer main is ready for inspection. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
9.4~26: SPECIAL CHARGES; SEWER INSPECTIONS; SEPTIC TANK WASTE
DUMPING:
A. Connection To City Sewer System Outside City Limits: In order to obtain municipal
sewer system service to parcel(s) which are either partially or entirely outside of the
corporate city limits the following provisions must be complied with:
1. There shall be an application form which shall provide that the applicant will agree
to the terms and conditions required by this section as a consideration for obtaining
such service. The city council shall establish an application fee which fee shall be
based upon various classes of applications as recommended by the public works
director given the amount of staff review required for processing the application. The
application form shall specify the legal description of the parcel(s) for which service is
being applied, the name and address of the legal owner(s) of the parcel(s) and
purpose of the requested service.
2. A completed application must be filed with the public works department.
3. Following the filing of a completed application form and the payment of the
application fee the public works director shall then review the circumstances
presented by the application in accordance with the terms and conditions and
regulations of this chapter as are relevant to the application and which shall also
include a review of the effect the granting of the application will have on the ability of
the municipal sewer system to provide an acceptable level of service to developed
parcels with existing service within the city limits which shall not be compromised.
4. The public works director shall then review the findings and recommendations with
the applicant for comment.
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5. The public works director shall then submit the application and a report of
recommendation(s) to the city council regarding the application.
6. The city council, in the exercise of its discretion may either grant or deny the
application after review of the application and the report of recommendation(s) of the
public works director.
7. In the event the council grants the application it shall include as a condition that
the legal owner(s) of the parcel(s) shall enter into an "agreement for the extension of
domestic sewer service outside the city limits" (hereinafter in this section referred to
as the "agreement") which agreement form shall provide that the legal owner(s) of
the parcel(s) agree that the provisions of the city's ordinances, regulations and
policies which appertain to the regulation, control and use of its domestic sewer
system including hookup, service fees, and inspection fees, apply as terms of the
"agreement" and which form shall also provide that the owner(s) of the parcel(s)
agree to the annexation into the city of the parcel(s) serviced; and the council may
also impose such other conditions of granting the application as are reasonable to
assure the protection of the level of service to developed parcels within the city limits
and to assure that the proprietary funds of the city domestic sewer service are not
used for the extension and/or enlargement of the system which conditions shall also
be included in the "agreement".
8. The sewer user of the parcel(s) serviced pursuant to a granted application under
this section shall be considered a user and subject to the terms and conditions of the
"agreement" so long as the property being served remains outside of the corporate
limits of the city.
9. Notwithstanding subsection A5 of this section, if the requested connection is for a
residence, or a multi-family residence not exceeding four (4) residential units, and if
sewer service is readily available to the affected parcel without extension of service,
then, if the public works director deems it in the best interests of the city to do so,
said connection may be authorized by the public works director without action by the
city council. If the director declines to approve the connection, the request will
proceed to the city council for final decision. (Ord. 01-910, 2-27-2001)
B._Sewer Line And Facility Inspection Fee: The resolution of the board of sewer
appraisers for the adoption of fees for the inspection of sewer lines and facilities is
hereby approved and adopted, which resolution reads, in part, as follows:
The Meridian Sewer Board of Appraisers hereby proposes that the fee for inspection
of sewer lines or facilities, and their installation, should be two dollars thirty one cents
($2.31) per lineal foot.
C. Septic Tank Waste Dumping Fee 1 : The resolution of the board of sewer appraisers
for the adoption of fees for dumping septic tank waste is hereby approved and
adopted, which resolution reads, in part, as follows:
The Meridian Sewer Board of Appraisers hereby proposes that the fee for dumping
septic tank waste into the Meridian sewer treatment plant should be thirty three
dollars fifty cents ($33.50) per one thousand (1,000) gallons.
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(Res. 157, 7-19-1994)
9-4-27: BILLING AND PAYMENT OF MONTHLY CHARGES:
All monthly sewer charges shall be due and payable from the owner to the Gity-Glefk
Finance Department between the first and tenth day of each month for billing from the
previous cycle. For new construction, the monthly user charge shall be computed from
the date the service connection has been inspected and approved or when the building
being served is substantially completed, whichever is the latest date. For new residential
construction completed during the seven (7) lawn sprinkling months, the monthly sewer
user charges shall be based on the use of six thousand five hundred (6,500) gallons per
month. Upon failure to pay the same, as prescribed, each user shall pay in addition to
the amount due, a fine of one dollar ($1.00) or ten percent (10%) of charges due,
whichever is greater. (Ord. 477, 4-21-1987)
9-4-28: DELINQUENCIES; CITY PROCEDURE:
A. Termination Of Water Service For Nonpayment: If a sewer user has not paid the
billing within fifteen (15) days from the date of the statement, it shall be deemed
delinquent. The city shall follow the procedure set forth in section 9-1-21 of this title
for termination of water services, and shall cause the water supplied to said sewer
user to be turned off from the premises, the city taking notice that, without water, the
sewer system of the user cannot be used and shutting off the water is the only way
to prevent the use of the sewer for nonpayment; provided, if the charges are not paid
within ten (10) days after the delinquency notice, and if no penalty is due for
nonpayment of water charges, an additional penalty as set by resolution of the city
council will be added to the account and must be paid to restore service.
B.Lien Against Property: Where allowed by law, all delinquent charges or fees, as
provided by this chapter, not paid after the final determination of the sewer user's
account shall be imposed as a lien against and upon the property or premises
against which such charge or fee is levied or assessed, and the city clerk shall, at the
time of certifying the city taxes, certify such delinquencies together with all penalties
to the tax collector of Ada County, Idaho, and when so certified, the same shall be a
lien upon the property and will be collectible as other taxes.
C.Use At New Location: The owner of any property leaving a delinquency in sewer fees
at any location shall not be entitled to the use of the sewerage system at any new
location until all fee delinquencies are paid.
D.Sewer Fund: All fees and charges received and collected under the authority of this
chapter shall be deposited and credited to a fund to be designated as the sewer fund
within the utility enterprise fund. The accounts of said fund shall show all receipts
and expenditures for the maintenance, operation, upkeep and repair of the domestic
sewer system and any payments into a Sinking fund established for the purpose of
paying principal of and interest on the sewer indebtedness of the city which shall
from time to time be outstanding. As provided by law, when budgeted and
appropriated, the funds and credits to the account of the sewer fund shall be
available for the payment of the requirements for the maintenance, operation, repairs
and upkeep of the domestic sewer system of the city, and to the extent legally
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available, for payment into a sinking fund established for the payment of the principal
and interest on any water bond indebtedness of the city which shall from time to time
be outstanding. (Ord. 03-1044,9-23-2003)
9.4.29: DISCONNECTION OF SERVICE FOR NONPAYMENT:
A. Discontinue Sewer And Water Service: The provisions of this chapter shall apply to
all property within the corporate limits of the city, including all property owned or
occupied by the United States of America, Ada County, and the state of Idaho, and in
case of nonpayment or delinquency, the wastewater superintendent ef-seweJ:&-is,
after the city has complied with the proviSions of section 9-4-28 of this chapter,
hereby authorized and directed to disconnect and/or plug the sewer connection with
the sewer system of Meridian and direct the water superintendent to terminate the
water supply to the property. (Ord. 477,4-21-1987)
B. Penalty For Turning On Water: If any person, after the water has been turned off
from the premises on account of nonpayment of rates or other violation of this
chapter or the rules and regulations pertaining to the sewer service, shall turn on or
permit to be turned on or use or permit the water to be used, without authority, he
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, on conviction thereof, shall be subject to
penalty as provided in section 1-4-1 of this code for each offense. (Ord. 477,4-21-
1987; amd. 1999 Code)
9.4.30: SEWERAGE SYSTEM FUND:
A. Fund Established; Purpose: All fees and charges received and collected under
authority of this Chapter shall be deposited and credited to a special fund to be
designated as the Sewerage System Fund. The accounts of said Fund shall show all
receipts and expenditures for the maintenance, operation, upkeep and repair of the
sewerage works and any payments into sinking funds as may be established for the
purpose of:
1. Paying principal of and interest on the general obligation sewer bonds of the City
which shall from time to time be outstanding;
2. Industrial cost recovery funds for payment to EPA;
3. Sewerage capital improvement funds for industrial cost recovery payments that
are to be used exclusively for future expansion, upgrading or reconstruction on the
sewage system eligible for EPA assistance; and
4. Other special funds as may be established by the City Council.
B. Disposition Of Funds And Credits: As provided by law, when budgeted and
appropriated, the funds and credits to the account of the Sewerage System Fund
shall be available for the payment of the requirements for the maintenance,
operation, repairs and upkeep of the sewerage works of the City and, to the extent
legally available, for payment into a sinking fund established for the payment of the
principal of and interest on the general obligation sewer bonds of the City which shall
from time to time be outstanding. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
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9~4~31: RECEIPT AND DISBURSEMENT OF MONIES:
All monies collected by the City Clefk-Finance Department under the provisions of this
Chapter shall be paid, received, disbursed and accounted for as directed by the City
Council. (Ord. 84, 10-8-1956)
9~4~32: PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS:
Where a public sanitary sewer is not available under the provisions of this Chapter, the
building sewer shall be connected to a private sewer disposal system complying with the
provisions of this Chapter and in accordance with the following special provisions:
A. Permit Required; Permit And Inspection Fee: Before commencement of construction
of a private sewage disposal system, the owner shall first obtain a written permit from
the City. +Re :Jpplic3tieR-feF-Said permit sholl be mode on a form furnished by the
~Ihe applicant shall SblWlement byprovide plans, specifications and other
information as may be deemed necessary by the City. A f}efffiit-aAEHASpection fee
review fee of one-thousand ($1 000.00) ~~shall be paid to the
City at the time the application is filed.
B. Inspection And Approval By City: Buildinq permits A--fleFffii-t--feF for any structure to be
served by a private sewage disposal system shall not be effective issued until the
installation is completed to the satisfaction of the City Enqineer. The City shall be
allowed to inspect the work at any stage of construction and, in any event, the
applicant for the permit shall notify the City when the work is ready for final
inspection and before any underground works are covered. The applicant shall be
responsible for payment of all applicable inspection fees prior issue of buildinq
permit. The-iAsj::}esti9A--&l:lall be m3de by the City within sevonty-twe-~
feGeipt of noooe from tF18-a\3l3licant, Sat.I;lffi~d3YS and hel-i€lays-SefRg
eXGluded in calcl:llatlng the olapsee-time-.-
C. Compliance With State Regulations: The type, capacities, location and layout of a
private sewage disposal system shall comply with all of the rules and regulations and
recommendations of the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality, Idaho
Department of Health and Welfare and/or the Central District Health Department. No
septic tank or cesspool shall be permitted to discharge to any natural outlet.
D. Connection To Public Sewer When Available: At such time as a public sewer
becomes available to property served by a private sewage disposal system, a direct
connection shall be made to the public sewer in compliance with this Chapter and
any septic tank, cesspool or similar private sewage disposal facilities shall be
abandoned and filled with suitable material.
E. Operation In Sanitary Manner: The owners shall operate and maintain the private
sewage disposal facility in a sanitary manner at all times and at no expense to the
City.
F. Septic Tank Pumpings; Disposal And Fee: Septic tank pumpings shall not be
deposited in any manhole, cleanout or sewer opening. The pumpings may be
dumped at the sewage treatment plant at a point designated by the City. The number
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of gallons dumped and the nature of the wastes shall be provided to the plant
operator prior to dumping. A fee for the septic tank dumping shall be determined by
the Board of Appraisers 33 .
G. Additional State Requirements: No statement contained in this Section shall be
construed to interfere with any additional requirements that may be imposed by the
Department of Environmental Qualitv or Department of Health and Welfare of the
State of Idaho. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
9-4-33: MAINTENANCE OF LINES; CONTRACTOR LICENSE:
A. Maintenance Of Lines; Digging In Streets: All users of the sewer system shall keep
their pipe connections and other apparatus in good repair and protected from
freezing at their own expense, but no person, except under the direction of the
Superintendent, shall be allowed to dig into the street, alley, sidewalk or easement
beneath which the lateral and trunk line sewers run or to tap into any such lateral or
trunk line in any manner.
B. Work By Contractor, License Required: Any contractor digging within the limits of the
public right of way shall posses a valid public works contractor's license for that
specialty. (Ord. 477,4-21-1987)
9-4-34: POINT OF LIABILITY FOR MAINTENANCE:
A. User Responsibility: All users shall have the responsibility of, and be liable for, and
shall pay for, all costs and expenses of maintaining their own sewer lines extending
from their property until such sewer lines pass the vertical plane of the user's
property line or until they reach City main sewer lines, whichever point is reached
last. This liability of the user shall include the entire sewer service connection
apparatus and plumbing equipment and materials. Thus, the City's end point of
liability for maintenance shall be at such point as the City main sewer line connects
to the user's sewer service connection, and not thereafter with the user having
complete responsibility for the sewer service connection to the City main sewer lines.
B. Nonconflicting Provisions: This Section shall not be construed to be in conflict with
Section 9-4-33 of this Chapter, which states that no person shall be allowed to dig
into the street, alley, sidewalk or easement beneath which the lateral and trunk line
sewers run or tap into any such lateral or trunk line in any manner without the
Superintendent's direction and authorization, in that such person shall still have to
contact the Superintendent to obtain his permission to perform work within the street,
alley, sidewalk or easement for which the user is liable. (Ord. 477, 4-21-1987)
9-4-35: USERS LIABLE FOR VIOLATION:
No user of the City sewer service shall permit or allow any person from any other
premises or any unauthorized person to discharge sewage into said system and the
permit to connect with the sewer system shall be limited to the person and the premises
designated in the permit. Any violation of this Section by either the permit holder or an
unauthorized person shall be deemed a misdemeanor. Any such violations shall be
grounds for the Superintendent to withhold sewer service, without notice of termination
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of service, and the Superintendent may require the Water Superintendent to terminate
water service. In appropriate circumstances the Superintendent may require that a
separate service connection is put in for each user. (Ord. 477,4-21-1987)
9~4~36: CITY NOT LIABLE fOR DAMAGE OR SERVICE INTERRUPTION:
The City shall not be held liable for damages to any sewer user or his property by reason
of a stoppage or other interruption of his water supply or sewer disposal service caused
by scarcity of water, accidents to the works, alterations, additions, or repairs to the sewer
or water system or from other unavoidable causes beyond the control of the City. (Ord.
477,4-21-1987)
9-4-37: INJURY TO SEWERAGE SYSTEM UNLAWFUL:
A. Damaging Property: No unauthorized person shall maliciously, w.ilfH,1~iJIfullv or
negligently break, damage, destroy, uncover, deface or tamper with any structure,
appurtenance or equipment which is a part of the sewerage works.
B. Depositing Garbage: It shall be unlawful for any person to deposit any garbage,
rubbish, dead animals or any substance having a tendency to obstruct the flow of the
sewer in any manhole, clean out or sewer opening. (Ord. 339, 5-29-1979)
9-4~38: PENALTIES:
A. Notice Of Violation; Responsibility For Remedy: Any person found to be violating any
provisions of this Chapter, other than for nonpayment of a sewer bill, shall be served
by the City with a written notice stating the nature of the violation and providing three
(3) working days for the satisfactory correction thereof. The offender shall, within the
period of time stated in such notice, permanently cease all violations and if
necessary make all corrections and repairs to the system or pay for same if the City
has to make the correction(s) or repair(s).
B. Penalty Imposed: Any person who shall continue any violation, beyond the time limit
provided for hereinabove in this Section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, on
conviction thereof, shall be subject to a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars
($1,000.00) or imprisonment not exceeding thirty (30) days, or both such fine and
imprisonment, for each violation. Each day in which such violation shall continue
shall be deemed a separate offense. (Ord. 795, 7-7-1998)
C. Liability To City For Loss Or Damage: Any person violating any of the provisions of
this Chapter shall become liable to the City for any expense, loss, or damage
occasioned by the City by reason of such violation and, for other than nonpayment of
sewer bill violations, may have their sewer and water supply terminated after the
above three (3) working day notice period has expired.
D. Cumulative Penalties: These penalties shall not be construed to be exclusive but
shall be construed to be cumulative of, and in addition to, any other penalties
provided for in this Code or the Criminal Code of the State; as an example, a person
injuring the sewer system could be criminally charged with malicious injury to
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property for all violations initially charged as a criminal violation, the notice provisions
provided for in this Chapter shall not apply. (Ord. 795,7-7-1998)
2004 City of Meridian Water & Sewer Fee Update
May 4, 2004
Summary of Proposed Fee Updates
Wastewater
Ordinance
Section Extq. Fee Proposed Fee
Assessment 9-4-18 $1580 $1754
System Development 9-4-18,19 $0 $641
Private Sewer System 9-4-32 $20 $1000
Review
Private Lift Station By individual By individual
O&M aqreement aqreement
Water
Ordinance
Section Extq. Fee Proposed Fee
Assessment 9-1-12 $704 $1053
System Development 9-1-12, 13 $0 $460
(1) Meter Adapter Kit 9-1-12 $0 $80
(2) Meter MXU 9-1-12 $0 $85
Transmitter
Private Water System 9-1-25 $50 $500
Review
(1) Required on some commercial projects when developer's engineer/architect
specifies a larger meter setter than the meter that is initially required. For
example, a 2-inch setter is specified and a 2-inch meter will be used when the
project is built-out. However, only a 1 1/2 -inch meter is initially needed,
requiring the adaptor kit that the Water Division presently pays for.
(2) Recovers cost of radio read transmitter unit on all new meters set.
Water System Damaqe Fees
Damaae - Item Reoaired Fee
5/8 and % inch anqle valves $14.66
Meter heads $71.59
5/8 x o/s. inch meter $119.25
% inch meter $147.98
1 inch meter $183.41
1 % inch meter $385.92
2 inch meter $538.11
3 inch meter $1041.90
4 inch turbo meter $2124.01
4 inch compound $2985.00
Padlock $4.35
X43 meter lid $105.60
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April 29, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT Mayor's Office
REQUEST Mayor's Report
Department Reports
May 4, 2004
ITEM NO. LD~B- \
AGENCY
COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
Contacted:
Emailed:
Date:
Staff Initials:
Phone:
Materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian.
April 29, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
May 4, 2004
ITEM NO.
\C)
REQUEST Water, Sewer, and Trash Delinquencies
AGENCY COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
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Contacted:
Emailed:
Date:
Staff Initials:
Phone:
Materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian.
April 29, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
May 4, 2004
ITEM NO.
\to
REQUEST Tabled from April 27, 2004 - Ordinance - Traffic Safety Commission Amended
Ordinance
AGENCY
COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLlCE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
See attached Amended Ordinance
~J
Contacted:
Emailed:
Date:
Staff Initials:
Phone:
Materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian.
CITY OF MERIDIAN
ORDINANCE NO. 04- /076
BY: &7/ J/.~
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS, SECTION 2-3-2
MEMBERSHIP AND TERMS OF OFFICE TO PROVIDE FOR REVISIONS TO
THE APPOINTMENTS AND TERMS OF OFFICE AND TO THE MEMBERSHIP
OF THE COMMISSION; AND SECTION 2-3-6 DUTIES TO ADD ADDITIONAL
LANGUAGE AND TO REMOVE WORDS TO THIS PARAGRAPH AND TO
PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL SUBSECTIONS C. AND D., FOR THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, IDAHO, OF CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE 2 OF THE MERIDIAN CITY
CODE; PROVIDING FOR APPEALS, CONFLICT, VALIDITY, SAVINGS
CLAUSE, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
SECTION 1: That Section 2 Chapter 3 Title 2 Membership and Terms of Office ofthe
Meridian City Code, be, and the same is hereby amended and shall now read as follows:
2-3-2: MEMBERSHIP AND TERMS OF OFFICE:
A Appointment; Terms: The Traffic Safety Commission shall consist of eight (8) nine
m members to be appointed by the Mayor with the consent and approval of the
Council. Members of said Commission shall hold office for a period of six (6) four
@ years each and said terms shall be staggered in such a manner so that the terms of
not more than three (3) members shall expire in anyone year. Tv.'O (2) Three (3) of
such members shall hold office for a term of two (2) years, three (3) the remainder for
four (4) years unless the appointment specifies a shorter term. and three (3) for six (6)
years, the respective terms of office to be determined by lot at the first meeting of the
Commission. Thereafter, the term of office for each appointive member shall be m
f6j four (4) years.
B. Membership: Members shall be selected so that there shall always remain in the
Commission: one school district administrator, one public works director
representative, one City judge, one County commissioner one Ada County Highway
District representative, one Chief of Police Police Department representative, one
City f"ttomey Prosecutor and two (2) four (4) local citizens and shall serve ".yithout
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compensation. The four (4) local citizens should. if possible, represent different areas
of Meridian: Old Town. Northwest Meridian (from west of Meridian Rd, to Black Cat
Rd. and north of the interstate to Chinden Blvd.). Northeast Meridian(from east of
Meridian Rd. to Eagle Rd. and north of the Interstate to Chinden Blvd,). and South
Meridian (to include all city limits south of the Interstate). Representatives shall serve
on the committee without compensation.
SECTION 2: That Section 6 Chapter 3 Title 2 Duties of the Meridian City Code, be,
and the same is hereby amended and shall now read as follows:
2-3-6: DUTIES:
It shall be the duty ofthe Commission:
A. To recommend and make suggestions to the Mayor and Council for the adoption of
plans for traffic safety as originally recommended by the National Safety Council
Study of 1968. and as currently recommended in regulations. studies. and
recommendations from the National Highway Traffic Safety Institute. the National
Safety CounciL and the National Transportation Board.
B. To coordinate all Meridian City traffic safety t*ans recommendations for
incorporation into the Ada County Highway District planning process and the State of
Idaho plan as applicable. and approved by the Mayor and Council.
C. To make suggestions for projects designed to increase safety in pedestrian and school
traffic in the City and to generally recommend to the Mayor and Council plans to
improve traffic safety in the entire City.
D. To work collaboratively and to plan for and accommodate growth related to traffic
and traffic safety issues as they apply to the City's comprehensive plan.
E. To receive. review. and act on traffic safety concerns or issues brought forth by
citizens of Meridian. with recommendations to be forwarded to the Mayor and
Council.
SECTION 3: All ordinances, resolutions, orders or parts thereof in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed, rescinded and annulled.
SECTION 4: V ALInITY: The Meridian City Council hereby declares that any
section, paragraph, sentence or word of this Ordinance as adopted and amended herein be
declared for any reason to be invalid it is the intent of the Meridian City Council that it
would have passed all other portions of this Ordinance independent of the elimination
hereftom of any portion as may be declared invalid.
SECTION 5: SAVINGS CLAUSE: This Ordinance does not affect an action or
proceeding commenced or right accrued before this Ordinance takes effect.
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SECTION 6: DATE OF EFFECT: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect
after its passage, approval and publication, according to law.
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO, this
1r!::. day of m dij, ' 2004.
~)J..OVED BY T~ MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO, this
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On this lff~ day of fJl/a. V ,2004, before me, the undersigned, a
Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared TAMMY de WEERD and
WILLIAM G. BERG, JR., known to me to be the Mayor and City Clerk, respectively, of
the CITY of Meridian, Idaho, and who executed the within instrument, and
acknowledged to me that the City of Meridian executed the same.
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April 22, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
April 27, 2004
ITEM NO.
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REQUEST Ordinance - Traffic Safety Commission Amended Ordinance
AGENCY COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
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KEVIN E. DINIUS
JULIE KLEIN FISCHER
CHRISTOPHER D. GABEERT
WM. F. GIGRAY, III
T. GUY HALLAM n
JILL S, HOLINKA
JOHN R. KORMANIK *
WILLIAM A. MORROW
WILLIAM F. NICHOLS **
WHn'EPETERSON, P.A.
CANYON PARK AT TIlE IDAHO CENTER
5700 E. FRANKLIN RD" SUn'E 200
NAMPA, IDAHO 83687-7901
TEL (208) 466-9272
FAX (208) 466-4405
CIJRISTOPllERS. NY~
PHILIP A. PETERSON
TODD A. ROSSMAN
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Meridian City Hall
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Re: Traffic Safety Commission Amended Ordinance
Dear Will:
Attached you will find the ordinance pertaining to the Traffic Safety Commission
Amended Ordinance for the City of Meridian. Please place this ordinance upon one of
the upcoming City Council regular agendas for approval and passage.
Additionally, I have attached the Summary Ordinance and cover letter on this
matter.
If you have any questions or need anything further with regard to this ordinance,
please advise.
Very truly yours,
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CITY OF MERIDIAN
ORDINANCE NO. 04- / ~ 7 G
BY:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS, SECTION 2-3-2
MEMBERSillP AND TERMS OF OFFICE TO PROVIDE FOR REVISIONS TO
THE APPOINTMENTS AND TERMS OF OFFICE AND TO THE MEMBERSHIP
OF THE COMMISSION; AND SECTION 2-3-6 DUTIES TO ADD ADDITIONAL
LANGUAGE AND TO REMOVE WORDS TO THIS PARAGRAPH AND TO
PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL SUBSECTIONS C. AND D., FOR THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, IDAHO, OF CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE 2 OF THE MERIDIAN CITY
CODE; PROVIDING FOR APPEALS, CONFLICT, VALIDITY, SAVINGS
CLAUSE, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
SECTION 1: That Section 2 Chapter 3 Title 2 Membership and Terms of Office of the
Meridian City Code, be, and the same is hereby amended and shall now read as follows:
2-3-2: MEMBERSHIP AND TERMS OF OFFICE:
A. Appointment; Terms: The Traffic Safety Commission shall consist of eight (8) nine
m members to be appointed by the Mayor with the consent and approval of the
CounciL Members of said Commission shall hold office for a period of six (6) four
ill years each and said terms shall be staggered in such a manner so that the terms of
not more than three (3) members shall expire in anyone year. TviO (2) Three (3) of
such members shall hold office for a term of two (2) years, three (3) the remainder for
four (4) years unless the appointment specifies a shorter term. and three (3) for six (6)
yeaffi; the respecti';c terms of office to be determined by lot at the first meeting of the
Commission pursuant to amendment of this ordinance. Thereafter, the term of office
for each appointive member shall be six (6) four (4) years.
B. Membership: Members shall be selected so that there shall always remain in the
Commission one school administrator, one public works director representative, one
City judge, one County commissioner representative or the Ada County Highway
District, one Chief of Police Police Department representative, one City f...ttorney
Prosecutor and two (2) four (4) local citizens and shall ser;e \vithout compensation.
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The four (4) local citizens should, if possible, represent different areas of Meridian:
Old Town, Northwest Meridian (from west of Meridian Rd. to Black Cat Rd, and
north ofthe interstate to Chinden Blvd.). Northeast Meridian(from east of Meridian
Rd. to Eagle Rd. and north of the Interstate to Chinden Blvd.). and South Meridian (to
include all city limits south of the Interstate). Representatives shall serve on the
committee without compensation,
SECTION 2: That Section 6 Chapter 3 Title 2 Duties of the Meridian City Code, be,
and the same is hereby amended and shall now read as follows:
2-3-6: DUTIES:
It shall be the duty ofthe Commission:
A. To recommend and make suggestions to the Mayor and Council for the adoption of
plans for traffic safety as originally recommended by the National Safety Council
Study of 1968, and as currently recommended in regulations, studies, and
recommendations from the National Highway Traffic Safety Institute, the National
Safety Council, and the National Transportation Board.
B. To coordinate all Meridian City traffic safety plims recommendations for
incorporation into the Ada County Highway District planning process and the State of
Idaho plan as applicable, and approved by the Mayor and Council.
C. To make suggestions for projects designed to increase safety in pedestrian and school
traffic in the City and to generally recommend to the Mayor and Council plans to
improve traffic safety in the entire City.
D, To work collaboratively and to plan for and accommodate growth related to traffic
and traffic safety issues as they apply to the City's comprehensive plan.
E. To receive, review, and act on traffic safety concerns or issues brought forth by
citizens of Meridian, with recommendations to be forwarded to the Mayor and
Council.
SECTION 3: All ordinances, resolutions, orders or parts thereof in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed, rescinded and mlliulled.
SECTION 4: VALIDITY: The Meridian City Council hereby declares that any
section, paragraph, sentence or word of this Ordinance as adopted and amended herein be
declared for any reason to be invalid it is the intent of the Meridian City Council that it
would have passed all other portions of this Ordinance independent of the elimination
herefrom of any portion as may be declared invalid.
SECTION 5: SAVINGS CLAUSE: This Ordinance does not affect an action or
proceeding commenced or right accrued before this Ordinance takes effect.
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SECTION 6: DATE OF EFFECT: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect
after its passage, approval and publication, according to law,
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO, this
day of , 2004.
APPROVED BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO, this
day of , 2004.
Mayor Tammy de Weerd
ATTEST:
City Clerk
An Ordinance of the City of Meridian By: William G. Berg, Jr., City Clerk
First Reading:
Adopted after first reading by suspension of the Rule as allowed pursuant to Idaho Code
50-902: YES NO
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
STATE OF IDAHO,)
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County of Ada. )
On this day of , 2004, before me, the undersigned, a
Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared TAMMY de WEERD and
WILLIAM G. BERG, JR., known to me to be the Mayor and City Clerk, respectively, of
the CITY of Meridian, Idaho, and who executed the within instrument, and
acknowledged to me that the City of Meridian executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal the day and year first above written.
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NOTARY PUBLIC FOR IDAHO
RESIDING AT:
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES:
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WHITE PETERSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
KEVIN DINIUS
JUliE KLEIN FISCHER
CHRlSTOPHERD. GABBERT
WM. F. GIGRA Y, In
T. GUY HALLAM ..
JILL S. HOLiNKA
JOHN R. KORMANIK ·
WILLlMl A. MORROW
WILLIAM F. NICHOLS ..
CANYON P ^ RK AT THE IDAHO CENTER
5700 E. FRANKLIN RD" SUJTE200
NAMPA, IDAHO 83687-7901
TEL (208) 466-9272
FAX (208) 4664405
CHRISTOPHER S. NYE
PHILIP A. PETERSON
TODD A. ROSSMAN
TERRENCE R. WHITE ...
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April 12, 2004
William G. Berg, Jr.
City of Meridian
33 E. Idaho
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Re: Ordinance No. 04- , (Traffic Safety Commission Amended
Ordinance for the City of Meridian) Summary of Publication
Dear Will:
Pursuant to the direction of the Meridian City Council. this office has prepared a
summarization of the ordinance providing for the Traffic Safety Commission Amended Ordinance
for the City of Meridian, pursuant to the City's action. I do hereby advise the City, and make this
statement, that said summary is true and complete and provides adequate notice to the public of the
provisions of said ordinance,
You are hereby directed to file this statement with the ordinance, pursuant to the
provisions ofldaho Code S 50-901(A).
Enclosure
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NOTICE AND PUBLISHED SUMMARY
OF ORDINANCE PURSUANT TO I.C. ~ SO-901(A)
CITY OF MERIDIAN ORDINANCE NO. 04-
PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE 9
TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMISSION
This ordinance of the City of Meridian is amending section 2 of Chapter 3 Title 2 of Membership
and Terms of Office to provide for increased membership from eight to nine members, to assign
a position to a representative from the Ada County Highway District, and to reduce the
maximum term of appointment to four years instead of six years, and to provide within section 6
of Chapter 3 Title 2 Duties to include the Mayor in the plans for traffic safety, to include
standards from the National Highway Traffic Safety Institute, the National Safety COlUlcil, and
the National Transportation Board as currently recommended in regulations, studies, and
recommendations, to coordinate Meridian's traffic safety recommendations into the Ada County
Highway District planning process, and to provide for two new additional subsections C. and D.
A full text of this ordinance is available for inspection at City Hall, City of Meridian, 33 East
Idaho, Meridian, Idaho. This ordinance shall become effective on the _ day of
2004.
City of Meridian
Mayor and City Council
By: William G. Berg, Jr., City Clerk
First Reading:
Adopted after first reading by suspension of the Rule as allowed pursuant to Idaho Code 50-902:
YES NO
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
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Will Berg
From: Tammy de Weerd
Sent: Saturday, April 1 0,20043:43 PM
To: 'Marlene S1. George'; Tammy de Weerd
Cc: 'Bill Nichols'; Will Berg;
Subject: RE: Traffic Safety Commission Ordinance
Looks great - the only change is minor and that is to change the number of members to nine rather than eight.
Let's get this to Council. If you can send me a copy with the change as noted I will forward it to the Council and
ask Will to get this on the agenda as is required by law. I would like to get these citizens involvement and get
this underway. Thanks so much for your work.
Tammy
Tammy de Weerd, Mayor
City of Meridian
www.meridiancity,org
(208) 888-4433 ext. 204
(208) 888.4218 fax
-----Orig ina I Message-----
From: Marlene St. George [mailto:ms@WHITEPETERSON.com]
Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 12:47 PM
To: Tammy de Weerd
Subject: FW: Traffic Safety Commission Ordinance
-----Original Message-----
From: Marlene St. George
Sent: Friday, April 09,200412:43 PM
To: 'dweerdt@meridiancity.org'i 'musserb@meridiancity.org'
Cc: Bill Nichols
Subject: Traffic Safety Commission Ordinance
Good afternoon. Please find attached the proposed draft of the Traffic Safety Ordinance. If each of
you would please review this ordinance and then let either Bill Nichols or myself know of your
comments, I will then proceed to get this ordinance in final and moving along to the Clerk's office,
Until then, I will wait to hear back from you. Marlene
Thank YOil,
Marlene St. George
Legal Assistant to Wm. F. Nichols
White Peterson
5700 East Franklin Roae!, Suite 200
Nampa, Idaho 83687-8402
208-466-9272 e.'Ct 111
ms@,whitepeterson.com
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NOTICE AND PUBLISHED SUMMARY
OF ORDINANCE PURSUANT TO I.C. ~ 50-901(A)
CITY OF MERIDIAN ORDINANCE NO. 04-
PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE 2
TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMISSION
This ordinance of the City of Meridian is amending section 2 of Chapter 3 Title 2 of Membership
and Terms of Office to provide for increased membership from eight to nine members, to assign
a position to a representative from the Ada County Highway District, and to reduce the
maximum term of appointment to four years instead of six years, and to provide within section 6
of Chapter 3 Title 2 Duties to include the Mayor in the plans for traffic safety, to include
standards from the National Highway Traffic Safety Institute, the National Safety Council, and
the National Transportation Board as currently recommended in regulations, studies, and
recommendations, to coordinate Meridian's traffic safety recommendations into the Ada County
Highway District planning process, and to provide for two new additional subsections C. and D,
A full text of this ordinance is available for inspection at City Hall, City of Meridian, 33 East
Idaho, Meridian, Idaho. This ordinance shall become effective on the _ day of
2004.
City of Meridian
Mayor and City Council
By: William G. Berg, Jr., City Clerk
First Reading:
Adopted after frrst reading by suspension of the Rule as allowed pursuant to Idaho Code 50-902:
YES NO
Second Reading:
Third Reading:
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April 29, 2004
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
AZ 04-002
May 4, 2004
APPLICANT Centennial Development, LLC
ITEM NO.
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REQUEST Ordinance - Request for Annexation and Zoning of 24.45 acres from RUT to R-8 zones
for Roseleaf Subdivision - 3615 South Locust Grove Road
AGENCY
COMMENTS
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER:
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Materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian.
ADA COUNTY RECORDER J. DAVID NAVARRO
BOISE IDAHO 05/07104 02:45 PM
DEPUTY Bonnie Oberbillig
RECORDED-REQUEST OF
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CITY OF MERIDIAN
ORDINANCE NO. 04- Ie) 71
AN ORDINANCE FINDING THAT, TINA lEST FAMILY LTD PARTNERSHIP (23.95 ACRES)
AND RICHARD BELL (1 ACRE), THE OWNERS OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY GENERALLY
LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF LOCUST GROVE ROAD, APPROXIMATELY 14 MILE
SOUTH OF VICTORY ROAD, IN TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 EAST, SECTION 30,
MERIDIAN, IDAHO, TO BE KNOWN AS ROSELEAF SUBDIVISION AND VlHICH LIES
CONTIGUOUS OR ADJACENT TO THE CITY LlMITS OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, COUNTY
OF ADA, STATE OF IDAHO; HAVE MADE A REQUEST FOR ANNEXATION IN WRITING TO
THE COUNCIL; AND THAT SAID LAND BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF MERIDIAN AND
ZONING DESIGNATED MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (R-B); AND DECLARING
THAT SAID LAND, BY PROPER LEGAL DESCRIPTION AS DESCRIBED BELOW, BE A PART
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, COUNTY OF ADA, STATE OF IDAHO; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS, ORDERS OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT HEREWITH;
AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO ADD SAID PROPERTY TO THE OFFICIAL MAPS
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO; AND DIRECTING THE CLERK OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN TO FILE A CERTIFIED COpy OF THE ORDINANCE AND MAP OF THE AREAS TO
BE ANNEXED WITH ADA COUNTY RECORDER, AUDITOR, TREASURER AND ASSESSOR,
AND THE STATE TAX COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, PURSUANT TO IDAHO
CODE SECTION 50-223 AND SECTION 63-2215.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, COUNTY OF ADA, STATE OF IDAHO:
SECTION 1. FINDINGS: That the following described land is contiguous and adjacent to the
City of Meridian, Idaho, and that the City of Meridian has received a written request for annexation to
the City of Meridian, Idaho, by the owners of said Property, to-wit:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A parcel ofland located in the South 12 of the Northeast ~ of Section 30, T.3N., R.IB., B.M.,
Ada County, Idaho, more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the comer common to
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Sections 19, 20,29, and the said Section 30, from which the 14 corner common to said Sections 29
and 30 bears South 00014'19" West, 2645.60 feet; Thence South 00014'19" West, 1322.80 feet to
the North 1/16 corner and the REAL POINT OF BEGINNING.
Thence continuing South 00014'19" West, 661.40 feet;
Thence South 89043'11" West, 1641.85 feet;
Thence North 00000'25" West, 661.18 feet to a point on the North line of the South 12 ofthe
Northeast 1/4;
Thence along said line North 89042'45" East, 1644.69 feet to the Point of Beginning.
Containing 24.95 acres, more or less.
SECTION 2: That the above-described real property be, and the same is hereby annexed and
made a part of the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho.
SECTION 3: That the real property herein by this ordinance annexed to the City of Meridian
hereinabove described shall be zoned Medium Density Residential District (R-8).
SECTION 4: That the City Engineer is hereby directed to alter all use and area maps as well as
the official zoning maps, comprehensive plan and all official maps depicting the boundaries of the City
of Meridian in accordance with this ordinance.
SECTION 5: All ordinances, resolutions, orders or parts thereof in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed, rescinded and annulled.
SECTION 6: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval
and publication, according to law.
SECTION 7: The Clerk ofthe City of Meridian shall, within ten (10) days following the days
following the effective date of this ordinance, duly file a certified copy of this ordinance and a map
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prepared in a draftsman manner plainly and clearly designating the boundaries ofthe City of Meridian,
including the lands herein annexed, with the following officials ofthe County of Ada, State ofIdaho, to-
wit: the Recorder, Auditor, Treasurer and Assessor and shall also file simultaneously a certified copy of
this ordinance and map with the State Tax Commission of the State of Idaho, all in compliance with
Idaho Code g63-2215 and S50-223.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO, this 4-ti day of
(J1afrf ' 2004.
APPROVED BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO, this 4"1- day of
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Second Reading:
Third Reading: -
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On this 'f#' day of JY1~ ,2004, before me, the undersigned, a Notary
Public in and for said State, personally appeared T Y de WEERD and WILLIAM G. BERG, JR., known
to me to be the Mayor and City Clerk, respectively, of the CITY of Meridian, Idaho, and who executed the
within instrument, and acknowledged to me that the City of Meridian executed the same.
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To: The Recorder, Auditor, Treasurer and Assessor of Ada County, and
The State Tax Commission ofthe State ofIdaho
I, WILLIAM G. BERG, JR., City Clerk, of the City of Meridian, Ada County, State of
Idaho, do hereby certify that the attached copy 4:0rdinance No: 04- /077 , passed by the
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CERTIFICATION OF THE CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN
AZ-04-002
WHITE PETERSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
KEVIN DINIUS
JULIE KLEIN FISCHER
CHRISTOPHER D. GAllBERT
WM. F. GIG RAY, III
T. Guy HALLAM ..
JILL S. HOLINKA
JOHN R. KORMANIK ·
WILLIAM A. MORROW
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CANYON PARK AT THE IDAHO CENTER
5700 E. FRANKLIN RD., SUITE 200
NAMPA, IDAHO 83687-790J
TEL (208) 466-9272
FAX (208) 4664405
CHRISTOPHER S. NVE
PHILIP A. PETERSON
TODD A ROSSMAN
TERRENCE R. WHITE ...
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April 18, 2004
William G. Berg, Jr.
City of Meridian
33 E. Idaho
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Re: Ordinance No. 04- ! 0 71 , (TINA lEST FAMILY L TD PARTNERSHIP
(23.95 ACRES) and RICHARD BELL 1 ACRE) Summary of Publication
Dear Will:
Pursuant to the direction of the Meridian City Council, this office has prepared a
summarization of the ordinance providing for an annexation and zoning ordinance for Tina lest
Family LTD Partnership (23.95 acres) and Richard Bell (1 acre), pursuant to the City's action. I do
hereby advise the City, and make this statement, that said summary is true and complete and
provides adequate notice to the public of the provisions of said ordinance.
You are hereby directed to file this statement with the ordinance, pursuant to the
provisions ofIdaho Code ~ 50-901(A).
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OF ORDINANCE PURSUANT TO I.C. ~ 50-901(A)
CITY OF MERIDIAN ORDINANCE NO. 04-1077
PROVIDING FOR AN ANNEXATION AND ZONING ORDINANCE
An Ordinance of the City of Meridian granting annexation and zoning for land owned by
Tina lest Family LTD Partnership (23.95 acres) and Richard Bell (1 acre), to be known as
Roseleaf Subdivision, consisting of 24.45 acres and commonly located on the west side
of Locust Grove Road, approximately 14 mile south of Victory Road, Township 3 North,
Range 1 East, Section 30, Meridian, Idaho, with a zoning designation ofR-8 Medium
Density Residential; and providing for effect of invalidity; providing that all ordinances
and resolutions in conflict are repealed and rescinded; and providing an effective date.
Leeal Description
A parcel ofland located in the South !;2 of the Northeast 14 of Section 30, T.3N.,
R.1E., B.M., Ada County, Idaho, more particularly described as follows: Commencing at
the corner common to Sections 19,20,29, and the said Section 30, from which the 14
corner common to said Sections 29 and 30 bears South 00014'19" West, 2645.60 feet;
Thence South 00014' 19" West, 1322.80 feet to the North 1/16 corner and the REAL
POINT OF BEGINNING.
Thence continuing South 00014' 19" West, 661.40 feet;
Thence South 89043'11" West, 1641.85 feet;
Thence North 00000'25" West, 661.18 feet to a point on the North line of the
South !;2 ofthe Northeast 1/4;
Thence along said line North 89042'45" East, 1644.69 feet to the Point of
Beginning. Containing 24.95 acres, more or less.
A full text of this ordinance is available for inspection at City Hall, City of
Merw!~, 33 East Idah~~:ridian, Idaho. This ordinance shall become effective on the
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WM. F. GmRAY, ill
T. GUY HAU.AM"
JILL S. HOLINKA
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WILLIAM A MORROW
WaLIAM F. NICHOLS ..
WIllIE PETERSON, P.A.
CANYON PARK AT TIlE IDAHO CENTER
5700 E. FRANKLIN RD., SUITE 200
NAMPA, IDAHO 83687-7901
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PHILIP A PETERSON
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May 25, 2004
William G. Berg, If.
City Clerk
33 East Idaho Street
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Re: HA V ASU CREEK, LLC / COBRE BASIN SUBDIVISION NO.4 / FINAL
PLAT - (FP-04-028)
Dear Will:
Regarding the above referenced matter, please find enclosed the original of the
ORDER OF CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT for approval and signature by
the Mayor and yourself. Please serve a copy of the ORDER upon the Applicant, with a
Certificate of Service in the file and a copy to Planning and Zoning and Public Works, and the
attorney's office.
If you have any questions, please give me a call.
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BEFORE THE MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
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CASE NO. FP~04-028
ORDEROFCONDDaONAL
APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT
This matter coming before the City Council for Final Plat approval pursuant to
Meridian City Code 9 12-3-7 on May 4, 2004, and the Council finding that the Administrative Review
is complete from Sonya Allen for the Planning and Zoning Department, and Bruce Freckleton,
Engineering Technician ill, dated: Hearing Date: May 4, 2004, to the Mayor and Council, and that
Anna Powell Planning Director for the Planning and Zoning Department, commented at the hearing,
and the Council having considered the requirements of the preliminary plat the Council takes the
following action:
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT:
1. The Final Plat of "PLAT OF COBRE BASIN SUBDIVISION NO.4, A PORTION
OF THE NW Y4 OF SECTION 31, TAN., R.1E., B.M., MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO,
ORDER OF CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR COBRE BASIN
SUBDIVISION NO.4 1 (FP-04-028)
Page 1 of 4
2004, HANDWRITTEN DATE: 04/06/04, HAVASU CREEK) LLC., DEVELOPER, GARDEN
CITY, IDAHO, BRIGGS ENGINEERING, INC., CONSULTING ENGINEERS, BOISE, IDAHO,
SHEET 1 OF 2, 31206PLT.DWG, MEM) 04/06/04, DATE STAMPED: APR 06,2004", Havasu
Creek, LLC, Developer, is Conditionally Approved subject to those conditions of Staff comments as
set forth in the Memorandum to the Mayor and City Council from Bruce Freckleton, Engineering
Technician III) and Sonya Allen for the Planning and Zoning Department, dated: Hearing Date:
May 4,2004, listing 21 SITE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS, a true and correct copy of which is
attached hereto marked Exhibit 'A', and consisting of four pages, and by reference incorporated
herein, and a response letter from Justin Martin ofHavasu Creek, LLC., a true and correct copy of
which is attached hereto marked Exhibit 'B' and consisting of two pages, and by reference
incorporated herein, and the additional requirements from the action of the Council taken at their
May 4, 2004 meeting as follows, to-wit:
1.1 Adopt the action of the City Council taken at their May 4, 2004
meeting, and specifically pertaining to the Staff Report, under
Conditions of Approval, number 7b, such that it now reads as follows:
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
7b. The rock sumps in the corners of the drainage swale may not
exceed more than five feet in any horizontal dimension per
MCC 12-13-14-2.B. Or applicant can design swale to resemble
a dry creek bed. (Per action of the City Council taken at their
May 4, 2004 meeting)
1.2 Adopt the Recommendations of the Central District Health Department
as follows:
The Central District Health Department requires after written
approval from the appropriate entities are submitted, they can
approve this proposal for central sewage and central water; that plans
ORDER OF CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR COBRE BASIN
SUBDIVISION NO.4 / (FP-04-028)
Page 2 of 4
must be submitted to and approved by the Idaho Department of
Health and Welfare, Division of Environmental Quality for central
sewage and central water; that run-off is not to create a mosquito
breeding problem; and it is suggested that stormwater be pretreated
through a grassy swale prior to discharge to the subsurface to prevent
impact to groundwater and surface water quality; that engineers and
architects should obtain current best management practices for
stormwater disposal and design a stormwater management system
that is preventing groundwater and surface water degradation.
Manuals for guidance:
1. State ofIdaho Catalog of Storm water Best Management Practices
For Idaho Cities And Counties. Prepared by the Idaho Division
Of Environmental Quality, July 1997.
2. Stormwater Best Management Practices Guidebook. Prepared by
City of Boise Public Works Department, May 2000.
2. The final plat upon which there is contained the Certification and signature of the
City Clerk and the City Engineer verifying that the plat meets the City's requirements shall be
signed only at such time as:
1. The Plat dimensions are approved by the City Engineer; and
2. The City Engineer has verified that all off-site improvements are completed
and/or the appropriate letter of credit or cash has been issued guaranteeing
the completion of off-site and required on-site improvements.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACTION
AND RIGHT TO REGULATORY TAKINGS ANALYSIS
The Applicant is hereby notified that pursuant to Idaho Code 67-8003, the Owner
may request a regulatory taking analysis. Such request must be in writing, and must be filed
with the City Clerk not more than twenty-eight (28) days after the final decision concerning the
ORDER OF CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR COBRE BASIN
SUBDIVISION NO.4 / (FP-04-028)
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matter at issue. A request for a regulatory takings analysis will toll the time period within which
a Petition for Judicial Review may be filed.
Please take notice that this is a final action of the governing body of the City of
Meridian, pursuant to Idaho Code S 67-6521. An affected person being a person who has an
interest in real property which may be adversely affected by this decision may, within twenty-
eight (28) days after the date of this decision and order, seek a judicial review as provided by
Chapter 52, Title 67, Idaho Code.
By action of the City Council at its regular meeting held on the tth
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CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
Keith Bird
William L.M. Nary
Shaun Wardle
Charles M. Rountree
PUBLIC WORKS
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
(208) 887-2211 - Fax 898-9551
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
(208) 466-9272 - FAX 466-4405
STAFF REPORT:
Hearing Date: May 4, 2004
To:
Mayor & City Council
Sonya Allen, Planner I (fll
Bruce Freckleton, Engineering Tech ill ~
From:
Re:
Cobre Basin Subdivision No.4
(preliminary Platted as Havasu Creek Subdivision)
· Request for Final Plat Approval of Cobre Basin Subdivision No.4, Consisting
of Forty-three (43) Single-family Residential Building Lots and Three (3)
Common Lots on 14.34 Acres in an R-4 Zone by Havasu Creek, LLC (File No.
FP-04-028).
We have reviewed this submittal and offer the following comments, as conditions of the
applicant. These conditions shall be considered in full, unless expressly modified or
deleted by motion of the Meridian City Council:
APPLICATION SUMMARY & LOCATION
This is the fourth phase of Cobre Basin Subdivision located approximately !.6 mile east ofN.
Meridian Road on the south side ofE. McMillan Road, in the NW t,4 of Section 31, TAN., R.1E.
This phase consists of 43 single-family residential building lots and 3 common
(landscape/drainage/open space) lots on 14.34 acres ofland. The gross density of Phase No.4 is
approximately 3 dwelling units/acre. The net density is approximately 3.7 dwelling units/acre.
The preliminary plat was approved under the name ofHavasu Creek Subdivision. This final plat
substantially complies with the approved preliminary plat. A common area lot (Lot 14) was
added in Block 1 for a sewer lift station which increased the open space for the subdivision and
decreased the lot sizes in that block. Staff has no objection to this change as the building lots
still meet the minimum lot size and street frontage requirements per the approved Conditional
Use Permit.
The subdivision was approved as a Planned Development which allowed for reduced minimum
house sizes (1,200 s.f min.), reduced lot sizes (6,561 s,f min.), reduced frontages (60' min.),
Exhibit · A' Page 1 of 4
Mayor & City Council
Hearing Date: May 4, 2004
Page 2 of4
and reduced building setbacks (front 20', non-front entry garage 15', 5' side single story, 7' side
two-story) in the R -4 zone. The reduced setbacks that were requested at the time this
subdivision was approved are now allowed under current city ordinance.
Staff recommends approval for Cobre Basin Subdivision No.4 with the comments and
conditions stated in this report.
SITE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
L Applicant shall meet all terms of the approved Annexation (AZ-02-022), Preliminary
Plat (pP-02-019), and Conditional Use Permit (CUP-02-028).
2. The pressurized irrigation system within this development is to be owned and
maintained by Settlers Irrigation District. The City of Meridian requires that pressurized
irrigation systems be supplied by a year-round source of water. If a creek or well source
is not available, a single-point connection to the culinary water system shall be required.
If a single-point connection is utilized, the developer shall be responsible for the
payment of assessments for the common areas prior to signature on the final plat by the
Meridian City Engineer.
3. Street signs are to be in place, water system shall be approved and activated, pressurized
irrigation system approved and activated, drainage lots constructed, fencing installed,
and road base approved by the Ada County Highway District prior to applying for
building permits. All development improvements, including fencing, micro-paths,
irrigation, and landscaping shall be installed and approved prior to obtaining certificates
of occupancy, A letter of credit or cash surety in the amount of 110% will be required
for all fencing, landscaping, pressurized irrigation, sanitary sewer, water, etc., prior to
signature on the final plat.
4. Fencing shall be constructed in conformance with Meridian City Code 12-4-10.
5. Create a minimum twenty (20') foot wide common area lot centered over the sewer main
shown as an easement on Lot 9, Block L
6. Please add or revise the following plat notes:
(a.) Replace Note 12.: "Building setbacks and dimensional standards in this
subdivision shall be in compliance with Title 11 and Title 12 of the Meridian
City Code unless otherwise modified by Conditional Use Permit (CUP-02-028)
which allowed for reduced setbacks, lot sizes. lot frontages. and minimum house
size."
(b.) Add note: "Fencing adjacent to micropaths is restricted to a maximum of 4-feet
in height if solid sight obscuring material is used."
Exhibit' A' Page 2 of 4
Mayor & City Council
Hearing Date: May 4, 2004
Page 3 of 4
(c.) Add note: "Direct lot access to E. McMillan Road is not allowed unless
specifically permitted by ACHD and the City of Meridian."
(d.) Add note: "Lot . Block 1 is a non-buildable lot to be owned and maintained by
the Copper Basin Homeowners Association. or its assigns. and shall have a
blanket sanitary sewer easement in favor of the City of Meridian."
7. The Landscape Plan (sheet LS-1) dated 4-5-04, prepared by Harvest Design needs to be
revised as follows:
a. The bottom of the storm drainage swale must be hydroseed rather than sod for
drainage purposes.
b. The rock sumps in the comers of the drainage swale may not exceed more than
five feet in any horizontal dimension per MCC 12-13-14-2.B. Or applicant can
design swale to resemble a dry creek bed. (Per action of the City Council taken at
their May 4,2004 meeting)
c. Fencing is required adjacent to all micropaths per MCC 12-13-15-9. Fencing is
recommended to be "see through" or if solid material is used, it may not exceed
4-ft. in height.
d. Add a minimum 5-foot wide pathway within the newly created lot in Block 1.
The remaining area of this lot shall be vegetated with grass. Trees will not be
allowed within this sewer easement (see site specific comment #5 above).
8. Applicant will be responsible to construct the sewer and water mains to and through this
proposed development, thereby making them available to adjacent properties.
Subdivision designer to coordinate main sizing and routing with the Public Works
Department.
9. Applicant shall be required to pay Public Works development plan review, and
construction inspection fees, as determined during the plan review process, prior to
signahlre on the final plat per Resolution 02-374.
10. Any drainage areas (detention/retention basins) must be designed to ensure that water
will percolate or discharge within a period of time not to exceed 24 hours for all storms
up to and including a 100-year storm event. (All areas being counted toward the 10%
open space amenity shall be free of "wet ponds" or other such nuisances.)
11. All irrigation ditches, laterals or canals, exclusive of nahlral waterways, intersecting,
crossing or lying adjacent and contiguous to the area being subdivided shall be tiled per
City Ordinance 12-4-13. Plans will need to be approved by the appropriate
irrigation/drainage district, or lateral users association, with written confirmation of said
approval submitted to the Public Works Department.
12. Any existing domestic wells and/or septic systems within this project will have to be
removed from their domestic service per City Ordinance Section 9-1-4 and 9-4-8. Wells
may be used for non-domestic purposes such as landscape irrigation.
Exhibit 'A' Page 3 of 4
Mayor & City Council
Hearing Date: May 4, 2004
Page 4 of4
13. One-Hundred watt (100w), high-pressure sodium streetlights will be required at
locations designated by the Public Works Department. All streetlights shall be installed
at subdivider's expense. Typical locations are at street intersections and/or fire hydrants.
Final design locations and quantity are determined after power designs are completed by
Idaho Power Company. Street light contractor to obtain design and permit from the
Public Works Department prior commencing installations.
14. Compaction test results must be submitted to the Meridian Building Department for all
building pads receiving engineered backfill, where footing would sit atop fill material.
15. Applicant's engineer will be required to submit a signed, stamped statement certifying
that all street finish centerline elevations are set a minimum of three feet above the
highest established normal groundwater elevation.
16. The sum of the lot distances along Lots 5-14, Block 1 doesn't match the overall
boundary distance shown. Please make the appropriate corrections.
17. The bearing on the face of the plat for the west subdivision boundary, and tie to the
section line don't match the bearings in the legal description of the Certificate of
Owner's. Please make appropriate correction.
18. Graphically depict eight (8 ') foot wide easements along the north side of Lot 15, Block
3, and Lot 14, Block 18, and any other side lot line which has a pressure irrigation main
adjacent to it.
19. Coordinate fire hydrant placement with the City of Meridian's Water Deputy Fire Chief
and the Public Works Department.
20. Provide sidewalks in accordance with MCC 12-13-10-8.
21. Staffs failure to cite specific ordinance provisions or terms of the approved preliminary
plat or conditional use permit does not relieve Applicant of responsibility for
compliance.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of the final plat, with the above stated comments and conditions.
Exhibit 'A> Page 4 of 4
No.4341 p. 2
May 3, 2004
"RECEI-V.EI)
Mayor and City Council
City of Meridian
33 East Idaho Avenue
Meridian, ID 83642
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C~ty Of Meridia:n
CJty Clerk OffiCE'
Re: Cobre Basin Sub. No.4 Final Plat (File No. 1,1) 04-028)
Dear Mayor and Council:
Tho following is in response to staO"s comments for the May 04,2004 Hearing,
SITE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
1, The Applicant \ViII comply with tenns of approvals.
2, The Applicant will comply with pressurized irrigation requirements.
3. The Applicant will comply.
4. The Applicant win comply with fencing requirements.
5. The final pInt will be revised in accordance with staff comments.
6. The final plat will be revised in accordance with staft'comments.
7. a, c and d are acceptable, Item b needs to allow for 8 ten by ten foot rock dimension.
8. The Applicant wiB comply with sewer and water construction requirements.
9, The Applicant vvill pay all applicable fees prior to signature on the final plat
10. The Applicant wiII comply,
11. Noted.
12. Noted.
}3, The Applicant will comply.
14. Noted.
15, The Applicant's engineer will comply.
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16, The final plat will be revised in accordance with staff comments.
17, The final plat will be revised in accordance with staff comments.
18. The final plat will be revised in accordance with staff comli1ents.
19. The Applicant wilt comply
20. The Applicant will comply
21. Noted
We believe this letter addresses all of your concern!;. Please feet free to call me if you have
additional comments or questions,
Sincerely,
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City Of Meridian
Cit3r Clerk Office
WHITE PETERSON
ArrORNEYS AT LAW
KEVIN E. DINIUS
JUUE KLEIN FISCHER
CHRISTOPHER D. GABBERT
WM. F. GIGRAY, III
T. GUY HALLAM ..
JILL S. HOLINKA
JOHN R. KORMANIK .
WILLIAM A. MORROW
WILLIAM F. NICHOLS ..
WHITE PETERSON, P.A.
CANYON PARK AT THE IDAHO CENTER
5700 E. FRANKLIN RD., SUITE 200
NAMPA, IDAHO 83687-7901
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May 4, 2004
William G. Berg, Jr.
City Clerk
33 East Idaho Street
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Re: PRIMELAND DEVELOPMENT, LLP / BRIDGETOWER CROSSING
SUBDIVISION NO.6 / FINAL PLAT - (FP-04-018)
Dear Will:
Regarding the above referenced matter, please find enclosed the original of the
ORDER OF CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT for approval and signature by
the Mayor and yourself. Please serve a copy of the ORDER upon the Applicant, with a
Certificate of Service in the file and a copy to Planning and Zoning and Public Works, and the
attorney's office.
If you have any questions, please give me a call.
Very truly yours'tf!r2
Wm. F. Nichols
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BEFORE THE MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
C/C 04/06/04
IN THE MA TIER OF THE )
APPLICA nON OF PRIMELAND )
DEVELOPMENT, LLP., FOR )
APPROVAL OF 30 SINGLE- )
FAMILY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING )
LOTS AND 9 COMMON LOTS ON )
20.89 ACRES IN AN R~4 (PD) ZONE )
FOR BRIGETOWER CROSSING )
SUBDIVISION NO.6, LOCATED )
NORTH OF W. USTICK ROAD, )
BETWEEN N. LINDER & N. TEN )
MILE ROADS IN THEN.W. %OF )
SECTION 35, T.4N., R.1W. )
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CASE NO. FP~04~018
ORDER OF CONDITIONAL
APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT
This matter coming before the City Council for Final Plat approval pursuant to
Meridian City Code 9 12-3-7 on April 6, 2004, and the Council finding that the Administrative
Review is complete from Sonya Allen, for the Planning and Zoning Department, and Bruce
Frecldeton, Engineering Technician ill, dated: Hearing Date: April 6, 2004, to the Mayor and
Council, and the Council having considered the requirements of the preliminary plat the Council takes
the following action:
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT:
1. The Final Plat of "PLAT SHOWING BRIDGETOWER CROSSING SUBDMSION
NO. 6 LOCATED IN THE N Y:l OF SECTION 35, TAN., R. LW., RM., J\1ERIDIAN, ADA
COUNTY, IDAHO, 2004, \3060-PL T .DWG 03/11/04 BKB, JOB NO. 3060, SHEET 1 OF 4, DATE
ORDER OF CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR BRlDGETOWER CROSSING
SUBDMSIONNO.6 / (FP~04-018)
Page 1 of4
STAMPED 03/11/2004, HANDWRITTEN DATE 03/11/04, PRIMELAND DEVELOPMENT,
LLP, DEVELOPER, ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS LLP.", Primeland Development, LLP.,
Developer, is Conditionally Approved subject to those conditions of Staff comments as set forth in
the Memorandum to the Mayor and City Council from Bruce Freckleton, Engineering Technician llI,
and Sonya Allen for the Planning and Zoning Department, dated: Hearing Date: April 6, 2004, listing
13 SITE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS, and 8 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS, a true and correct
copy of which is attached hereto marked Exhibit "A", and consisting of four pages, and by this
reference incorporated herein, and the response letter from Engineer Solution, LLP, a true and
correct copy of which is attached hereto marked Exhibit 'B' and consisting of two pages, and by this
reference incorporated herein, and the additional requirements from the action of the Council taken at
their April 6, 2004 meeting as follows, to-wit:
1.1 Adopt the Recommendations of the Central District Health
Department as follows:
The Central District Health Department requires after written
approval from the appropriate entities are submitted, they can approve
this proposal for central sewage and central water; that plans must be
submitted to and approved by the Idaho Department of Health and
Welfare, Division of Environmental Quality for central sewage and
central water; that run-off is not to create a mosquito breeding
problem; and it is suggested that stormwater be pretreated through a
grassy swale prior to discharge to the subsurface to prevent impact to
groundwater and surface water quality; that engineers and architects
should obtain current best management practices for stormwater
disposal and design a storm water management system that is
preventing groundwater and surface water degradation. Manuals for
guidance:
ORDER OF CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR BRIDGETOWER CROSSING
SUBDIVISION NO. 6 / (FP-04-018)
Page 2 of 4
1. State ofIdaho Catalog of Stormwater Best Management Practices
For Idaho Cities And Counties. Prepared by the Idaho Division
Of Environmental Quality, July 1997.
2. Stormwater Best Management Practices Guidebook. Prepared by
City of Boise Public Works Department, May 2000.
2. The final plat upon which there is contained the Certification and signature of the City
Clerk and the City Engineer veri:fYing that the plat meets the City's requirements shall be
signed only at such time as:
1. The Plat dimensions are approved by the City Engineer; and
2. The City Engineer has verified that all off-site improvements are completed
and! or the appropriate letter of credit or cash has been issued guaranteeing the
completion of off-site and required on-site improvements.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACTION
AND RIGHT TO REGULATORY TAKINGS ANALYSIS
The Applicant is hereby notified that pursuant to Idaho Code 67-8003, the Owner may
request a regulatory taking analysis. Such request must be in writing, and must be filed with the City
Clerk not more than twenty-eight (28) days after the final decision concerning the matter at issue. A
request for a regulatory takings analysis will toll the time period within which a Petition for Judicial
Review may be filed.
Please take notice that this is a final action of the governing body of the City of
Meridian, pursuant to Idaho Code ~ 67-652 L An affected person being a person who has an interest
in real property which may be adversely affected by this decision may, within twenty-eight (28) days
ORDER OF CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR BRIDGETOWER CROSSING
SUBDIVISION NO. 6 / (FP-04-018)
Page 3 of 4
after the date of this decision and order, seek a judicial review as provided by Chapter 52, Title 67,
Idaho Code.
ll'lth
By action of the City Council at its regular meeting held on the UJ
day of
A pr\ \
, 2004.
Attest:
dJ4-.ft~ 0:.
William G. Berg, Jr., City erk
Copy served upon Applicant, the Planning and Zoning Department, Public Works Department, and
City Attorney.
BY:~. ibJuM-!
Dated: ~ \1-i 1004
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ORDER OF CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT FOR BRJDGETOWER CROSSING
SUBDIVISION NO. 6 I (Fpw04~018)
Page 4 of 4
MAYOR
Tammy de Weerd
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PUBLIC WORKS
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
(208) 887-2211 - Fax 898-9551
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
(208) 466-9272 - FAX 466--4405
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
Keith Bird
William L.M. Nary
Shaun Wardle
Charles M. Rountree
STAF REPORT:
Hearing Date: April 6, 2004
To:
Mayor & City Council
J/i
Sonya Allen, Assistant City Planner .c:::::#
Bruce Freckleton, Engineering Tech III ~
Request for a Final Plat Approval of Bridgetower Crossing Subdivision No.6
Consisting of Thirty (30) Single-family Residential Building Lots and Nine (9)
Common Lots on 20.89 Acres in an R-4 Zone by Primeland Development, LLP
(File# FP-04-018)
From:
Re:
We have reviewed this submittal and offer the following comments, as conditions of the
applicant. These conditions shall be considered in full, unless expressly modified or
deleted by motion of the Meridian City Council:
APPLICATION SUMMARY & LOCATION
This is the sixth phase of Bridgetower Crossing Subdivision, located north of W. Ustick Road,
between N. Linder & N. Ten Mile Roads in the N.W. Y-t of Section 35, TAN., R.l W. This phase
of the subdivision includes 30 single-family residential building lots and 9 common lots on
20.89 acres. The gross density of phase No.6 is approximately 1.44 dwelling units/acre. The net
density is approximately 1.87 dwelling units/acre.
The subdivision is located in an R-4 zone and has been approved as a planned development. The
minimum house size within the subdivision is 1,400 square feet, not including the garage area.
The common area lots within the subdivision consist of landscape/open space/drainage lots and
will be maintained by the Bridgetower Crossing Homeowners Association. The pressurized
irrigation system within this development is to be owned and maintained by the Bridgetower
Crossing and Verona Homeowners Associations.
The proposed fmal plat substantially complies with the approved preliminary plat. The approved
conditional use permit (planned development) allowed for increased block lengths and a
reduction in street frontage to 69-feet for single family residential for this subdivision.
Exhibit 'A' 1 of 4
Mayor & City Council
Hearing Date: April 6, 2004
Page 2 of4
Staff recommends approval of this phase of Bridgetower Crossing Subdivision with the
comments and conditions stated in this report.
SITE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
1. Applicant is to meet all terms of the approved preliminary plat (pP-02-014), conditional
use permit (CUP-O 1-006) and development agreement (Inst. No. 101117652).
2. The Developer shall be responsible for payment of water assessment fees for any
common areas proposing to use City water as a backup irrigation source. Applicant has
indicated the Creason Lateral will be used as the primary source, with Five Mile Creek
providing the backup source of water.
3. Street signs are to be in place, water system shall be approved and activated, pressurized
irrigation system approved and activated, drainage lots constructed, fencing installed,
and road base approved by the Ada County Highway District prior to applying for
building permits. All development improvements shall be installed and approved prior
to obtaining certificates of occupancy. A letter of credit or cash surety in the amount of
110% will be required for all fencing, landscaping, pressurized irrigation, sanitary sewer,
water, etc., prior to signature on the final plat.
4. Sanitary sewer service to this site shall be via extensions from existing mains installed
adjacent to the proposed subdivision. Water service shall be via extensions from
existing mains installed adjacent to the proposed subdivision, as well as from a proposed
new city well being planned within this development. Applicant will be responsible to
construct the sewer and water mains to and through this proposed development.
Subdivision designer to coordinate main sizing and routing with the Public Works
Department. Sewer manholes are to be provided to keep the sewer lines on the south
and west sides of the centerline.
5. Underground pressurized irrigation must be provided to all landscape areas on site.
Applicant has indicated that the pressurized irrigation system within this development is
to be owned and maintained by the Homeowner's Association. Since the system is
being proposed as a private system, plans and specifications for the irrigation system
shall be reviewed by the Public Works Department as part of the development plan
review process. A draft copy of the pressurized irrigation system O&M manual must be
submitted prior to plan approval.
6. The soils investigation report submitted with the application indicates that groundwater
was encountered at some fairly shallow depths within the project site. Design engineer
to provide a statement of compliance, prior to the approval of development plans that
certifies that the centerline finish grade of the streets, public or private, is at least three
feet above the established normal ground water elevation. This is an effort to ensure that
the building footings are at least one foot above the high groundwater.
Exhibit' A' 2 of 4
Mayor & City COlUlcil
Hearing Date: April 6, 2004
Page 3 of 4
7. Fencing along micropaths shall be consistent with existing micropath fencing approved
in previous phases of Bridgetower Crossing Subdivision. The developer shall place a
deed restriction on the residential building lots adjacent to the micropath lots to prohibit
the construction of any solid fencing higher than four feet on the sides adjacent to the
pedestrian walkway lot per condition of the Preliminary Plat (Findings of Fact and
Conclusions of Law No.3, page 6).
Temporary construction fencing to contain debris shall be installed along the boundaries
of this phase unless fencing already exists at the subdivision bOlUldaries.
All fencing shall be in compliance with MCC 12-4-10.
8. The Landscape Plan (Sheet LS-l, dated 3/9/04 by Harvest Design) shall be revised as
follows:
a. Relocate the proposed trees in Lot 13, Block 13, which are located within the 20-
foot wide sanitary sewer easement.
b. Revise the drainage areas to include topsoil and seed over the sand in compliance
with MCC 12-13-14.
c. Indicate the total acreage dedicated to common open space on the face of the
landscape plan.
Submit three (3) copies of the revised plan along with an 8 Yz"xl1" reduction to the
Planning & Zoning Department prior to signature on the fmal plat.
9. Please add or revise the following plat notes:
(12.) Revise to reflect the revised recorded development agreement instrument number
101117652.
10. Applicant shall be required to pay Public Works development plan review, and
construction inspection fees, as determined during the plan review process, prior to
signature on the fmal plat per Resolution 02-374.
11. All drainage areas (detention/retention basins) must be designed to ensure that water will
percolate or discharge within a period of time not to exceed 24 hours for all storms up to
and including a 100-year storm event. Side slopes within drainage areas must be less
than 3: 1 for accessibility and maintenance.
12. Developer shall coordinate mailbox locations with the Meridian Post Office.
13. Staff's failure to cite specific ordinance provisions or terms of the approved preliminary
plat, conditional use permit or development agreement does not relieve Applicant of
responsibility for compliance.
Exhibit 'A' 3 of 4
Mayor & City Council
Hearing Date: April 6, 2004
Page 4 of 4
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1. All irrigation ditches, laterals or canals, exclusive of natural waterways, intersecting,
crossing or lying adjacent and contiguous to the area being subdivided shall be tiled per
City Ordinance 12-4-13. Plans will need to be approved by the appropriate
irrigation/drainage district, or lateral users association (ditch owner's), with written
approval or non-approval submitted to the Public Works Department. If lateral users
association approval can't be obtained, plans will be reviewed and approved by the
meridian City Engineer prior to final plat signature.
2. Any existing domestic wells and/or septic systems within this project will have to be
removed from their domestic service per City Ordinance Section 9-1-4 and 9-4-8. Wells
may be used for non-domestic purposes such as landscape irrigation.
3. 100-watt, high-pressure sodium streetlights will be required at locations designated by
the Public Works Department. All streetlights shall be installed at subdivider's expense.
Typica110cations are at street intersections and/or fire hydrants. Final design locations
and quantity are determined after power designs are completed by Idaho Power
Company. Street light contractor to obtain design and permit from the Public Works
Department prior commencing installations.
4. Compaction test results must be submitted to the Meridian Building Department for all
lots receiving engineered backfill.
5. Submit '.Final" letter from the Ada County Street Name Committee, approving the
subdivision and street names. Make any corrections necessary to conform.
6. Applicant's engineer will be required to submit a signed, stamped statement certifying
that all street finish centerline elevations are set a minimum of three feet above the
highest established normal groundwater elevation.
7. Coordinate fire hydrant placement with the City of Meridian's W ater Works
Superintendent.
8. Provide five-foot-wide sidewalks in accordance with City Ordinance Section 12-5-2.K.
Sidewalks are to provide a clear five-foot-wide walkway pathway without encroachment
of mailbox structures.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of the final plat for Bridgetower Crossing Subdivision No. 6 with
the above stated comments & conditions.
Exhibit 'A' 4 of 4
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April 2, 2004
Mayor and City Council
City of Meridian
33 East Idaho Avenue
Meridian. ID 83642
Re: Bridgetower Crossing Subdivision No.6 (Final Plat)
File No. FP-t)4...()18
Dear Mayor and Council:
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150 Bast Aikens Street, Suite B
Eagle,1O 83616
Phone; (208) 9'38.0980
FlOC (208) 938-0941
E~mail: es-beckym@qwest.net
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We have reviewed staff comments for the hearing date of April 6, 2004~ and have the following
responses:
SITE SPECIFIC REOUIREMENTS
1. The applicant will meet all terms of the approved preliminary plat (PP-02-014).
conditional use pennit (CuP-Ol-OO6) and development agreement (lnst. No. 101117652).
2. The applicant will comply.
3. The applicant 'Will comply.
4. The applicant will comply.
5. The applicant will comply.
6. The design engineer will provide a statement of compliance.
7. The '\Pplicant will comply.
8. The landscape plan will be revised as requested..
9. Note 12 will be revised.
10. The applicant will comply.
11. The applicant will comply.
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12. The applicant will comply.
13. Noted.
GENERAL REOUIREMENTS
1. The applicant will comply.
2. The applicant will comply.
3. The applicant will comply.
4. The applicant will comply.
5. The applicant will comply.
6. The applicant will comply.
7. The applicant will comply.
8. The applicant will comply.
Please feel free to call me if you have additional comments or questions.
Sincerely.
En&::tKtijttP
Beck;~;Kab'
Partner
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co: Mr. Frank Varriale
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MAY 0 !1 2004
DELINQUENCY FOR TURN
OFF SCHEDULED FOR
May 5, 2004
CYCLE 2
City Of Meridian
City Clerk Office
MAYOR: This is to inform you in writing, if you so
choose, that you have the right to a pre-termination hearing
at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, May 4,2004, before the Mayor and
City Council, to appear in person to be judged on the facts
and to defend the claim made by this City that your water,
sewer and trash bill is delinquent. You may retain counsel.
1 This service will be discontinued on May 5, 2004 unless
payment is received in full. Is there anyone present who
wishes to contest his or her water, sewer and trash
delinquency?
(No response.)
MAYOR: They are hereby informed that they may appeal
or have the decision of the City reviewed by the Fourth
Judicial District Court, pursuant to Idaho State Code. Even
though they appeal, their water will be shut off. The
amount of the tum-offlist is $16,215.61
CITY OF MERIDIAN Delinquent Account List- council Page: 1
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1 8.42.2372.1 BARNES, CHRISTY 103.53 47.02 51.44 5.07 01/21/2004 63.97 -
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14.19.0560.2 BRYANT, LESLIE 88.88 58.74 30.14 04120/2004 42.54 -
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14.19.4438.7 BURCHFIELD, DARRAL 81.22 41.14 40.08 04/06[2004 44.00 -
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16.31.2240.2 CANNON, DALE 47.74 43.98 3.76 03/16/2004 31.24 -
3.03.5038.1 CANYON RIVER CONSTRUCTIO 13.38 9.90 3.48
18.42.0258.1 CAPITOL CHRISTIAN CENTER 828.26 305.16 523.10 04106/2004 1,236.89 -
18.42.0260.1 CAPITOL CHRISTIAN CENTER 269.98 146.27 123.71 04/06/2004 183.87 -
18.42.4032.2 CARPENTER, BRIAN 105.30 55.10 50.20 03/16/2004 46.44 -
6.06.2074.2 CARTER, MICHAEL & HEIDI 75.46 45.35 30.11 03/15/2004 30.11 -
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15.21.1402.2 CHAPMAN, JAMES 108.35 57.16 51.19 04107/2004 50.00 -
15.22.0848.1 CHAPMAN, THOMAS 163.42 101.94 61.48 04/07/2004 130.48 -
15.15.0034.2 CHRISTENSEN, BRANDON & ME 74.08 38.92 35.16 03/02/2004 38.92 -
6.06.9006.2 CHRISTENSEN, MATHEW & TAfI. 61.90 39.31 18.83 3.76
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18.42.2376.3 CLAY. STEVEN & SUSAN 83.26 59.34 23.92 04/06/2004 20.00 -
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15.21.2214.4 CLEVELAND, RICHARD & KAREl 169.44 169.44 09104/2003 109.08.
15.21.1766.1 COFFMAN, RICK K. 78.10 48.66 29.44 03/30/2004 75.00 .
16.31.0796.2 COLLINS, LINDA 56.10 56.02 .08 04/29/2004 45.00 .
17.33.2566.2 CONNELL, EDWARD 51.06 50.62 .44 05/04/2004 51.00 -
8.08.1000.1 COREY BARTON HOMES 47.18 25.82 21.36 03/16/2004 3.84 -
15.22.2628.2 COSTNER,SHANNON 77.84 38.92 38.92 03/02/2004 37.92 -
15.21.2788.2 CRAWFORD, JESSICA 98.14 50.46 47.68 03/15/2004 43.92 -
16.32.0714.2 CRUZ, EDUARDO & MARCIA 83.80 78.80 5.00 05/04/2004 61.48 -
13.13.8938.2 CULLUM, JERRY & NOVELLA 65.16 40.04 25.12 03/02/2004 28.88 -
15.21.1918.1 CULVER, JAMES 92.72 46.44 46.28 04/06/2004 69.00 -
6.06.1930.1 CUPP, SHAD & BECKY 289.89 82.77 22.59 60.11 124.42 12/17/2003 70.00 -
3.03.5048.1 CURT PRINDLE 48.46 41.50 3.48 3.48
15.22.1640.1 CURTIS, BERNICE 88.84 53.68 35.16 02/26/2004 111.40.
15.15.0846.1 CURTIS. JASON 34.42 26.04 8.38 03/1 6/2004 4.90.
10.10.2362.1 DARYL WILSON CONSTRUCTIO 10.44 6.96 3.48
15.22.2226.1 DAVIS. STEVEN 59.88 34.76 25.12 03/25/2004 25.12.
17.34.1770.1 DAVIS. WADE & WYNETTE 90.12 49.96 40.16 04/01/2004 36.40 -
7.40.0270.2 DE SARO, TERESA 64.88 61.12 3.76 03/11/2004 87.84 -
15.21.3070.1 DECK, KIMBERLY 79.74 46.70 33.04 04/02/2004 50.00.
17.34.1690.1 DOCKWEILER, THOMAS & TERF 91.76 51.60 40.16 03/23/2004 47.68.
15.21.0144.1 DOMKA, DEBBIE 37.64 36.14 1.50 04/06/2004 42.00.
17.33.2594.2 DONALDSON, NEAL 74.60 72.68 1.92 05/04/2004 37.00.
15.22.2624.5 DORFMAN, RICHARD & SYLVIA 62.18 37.06 25.12 03/11/2004 7.52.
15.21.1958.1 DOTY, CHRISTY L. 182.30 94.50 87.80 04/02/2004 86.88 .
17.34.0398.1 DUNCAN. RICHARD 95.36 47.68 47.68 02/27/2004 73.92 .
15.21.1972.2 EAGY, MICHAEL 104.08 38.92 65.16 03103/2004 77.84.
15.21.2916.1 EAMES, ROBERT 76.86 37.94 38.92 03/18/2004 32.30 .
18.42,4284.1 ECHEVERRIA CONSTRUCTION 6.96 3.48 3.48
15.22.1502.2 EDWARDS, ROBERT 161.18 85.90 75.28 03/29/2004 75.28 -
17.34.0592.1 ELLIS. TODD & DANA 98.49 62.38 36.11 03/31/2004 50.00 .
17.34.0520.6 EMPEY, AMY & WEBB, STEVE 86.36 49.96 36.40 03/23/2004 36.40 .
15.21.0198.2 ENDERLO, EVANGELINE S. 419.90 203.66 216.24 03/09/2004 36.40 .
15.21.2876.1 ERNESTO, BRIAN 61.51 47.42 14.09 04/13/2004 40.00 .
15.21.1172.4 FALK, RICHARD 166.02 71.94 69.00 25.08 04/21/2004 40.00.
14.19.0306.2 FIORENZA, ANGIOLlNA & RAFFI 101.26 58.58 42.68 03/16/2004 50.20.
16.16.3640.2 FITZEN, LARAE & LINDA 164.00 42.68 38.92 46.44 35.96 03102/2004 50.00 .
15.22.1618.1 FOWERS. JOHN 113.28 60.56 52.72 04/06/2004 48.96 -
15.22.1650.3 FRANK, GARY & KANDRA 83.04 51.56 20.12 11.36 02/19/2004 27.56 -
17.34.0916.1 FRENCH, JOHN 79.35 52.58 26.77 02/23/2004 100.00 -
6.06.1268.2 FROGLEY, DREW & MARCIE 81.02 50.91 30.11 03/16/2004 3.60 -
16.31.0176.2 FULLER, MELISSA 259.74 123.02 66.48 70.24 02/06/2004 85.28 -
15.21.2980.2 FUNK, DEENA 98.60 55.92 42.68 03/22/2004 72.44 -
13.13.9010.2 GARLOCK, CHRISTOPHER 62.68 35.04 27.64 03/25/2004 55.28 -
17.33.2302.1 GARRARD, DALE 71.82 35.42 36.40 04/06/2004 40.16 -
17.34.2896.2 GAYTHWAITE, LARRY & TAMI 64.54 35.58 28.88 .08 04/02/2004 29.00 -
15.21.1422.3 GELARDO, MICHAEL & LORI KA' 68.62 67.06 1.56 04/07/2004 105.00 -
18.42.3070.2 GIUMTA. DALE 73.91 41.96 31.95 04/06/2004 40.85 -
6.06.9208.1 GNG CONSTRUCTION 22.34 11.03 11.31 03/02/2004 6.96 -
16.31.3374.1 GOULDING. PAULINE 90.90 89.94 .96 04107/2004 113.00 -
17.34.2114.1 GRANO, TRACY 53.98 30.68 23.30 03/09/2004 30.00 .
17.33.4276.1 GRANT. DARYLL & PENNY 74.08 38.92 35.16 03/22/2004 31.40 .
17.34.0382.3 GRIMM, KEITH & DESTINY 77.70 41.30 36.40 04/06/2004 29.28 .
16.32.1536.4 GRONER, JASON & MILEAH 53.02 27.90 25.12 03/11/2004 28.88 .
15.21.0462.3 GUNNARSON. HOWARD & RUn 181.30 111.30 70.00 04106/2004 114.00.
10.10.1048.2 GUNSON, CLARK 69.22 41.58 27.64 03/11/2004 31.40 .
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13.13.8202.2 HALES, LEE 68.97 51.70 17.27 03/0212004 34.00 -
15.15.0029.2 HALL, JOHN & CAROLYN 78.82 43.66 35.16 03/01/2004 92.73-
8.15.0070.1 HALLMARK HOMES 36.90 33.42 3.48 03/16/2004 20.00 -
14.19.6596.1 HAM, RUSSELL M, 98.60 52.16 46.44 04/06/2004 46.44 -
14.14.5002.4 HANNINEN, JUSTIN & TRACI 86.34 43.66 42.68 03/01/2004 42.68 -
17.34.0841.5 HARDY, MICHAEL 85.22 48.82 36.40
10.10.0104.3 HARDY, MICHAEL & FELICIA 80.82 60.70 20.12
18.42.1820.1 HARRINGTON-BlJI.CK, JODY 78.92 42.68 36.24 04/08/2004 45.00 -
15.22.2590.2 HART, JULIE 62.80 35.16 27.64 03/29/2004 61.40 -
15.22.2286.2 HARTMAN, BRUCE 31.66 21.36 10.32 0211212004 50.00 -
15.21.1776.2 HARTSOOK, HOWARD 67.54 87.54 11/17/2003 34.71 -
15.22.2102.3 HARWOOD, WilLIAM & EMA 107.42 65.46 41.96 03/10/2004 105.00 -
15.21.1026.2 HATCH, DAVID 91.62 41.14 50.48 03/04/2004 100.00 -
15.22.1202.6 HATFIELD, TED 167.92 83.96 83.96 04/1212004 50.20 -
15.22.2526.2 HERBERT, WILLIAM III 98.54 45.46 53.08 03/03/2004 120.00 -
3.03.5188.1 HERITAGE HOMES 10.44 6.96 3.48
15.21.0548.1 HIBDON, JOHN 58.22 30.58 27.64 03/0212004 21.30 -
14.14.1050.1 HIGH DESERT 56.56 17.60 21.36 17.60 02106/2004 28.32 -
9.09.9014.1 HIGH DESERT CONSTRUCTION 56.28 21.08 17.60 17.60 02106/2004 47.49 -
14.20.1666.2 HOGUE, ELLEN & PHILLIP 120.70 34.18 61.40 25.12 03/03/2004 61.40 -
15.21.1926.2 HOLMES, MICHAEL & LAURIE 118.46 49.54 68.92 03/03/2004 72.68 -
18.42.2574.2 HOLT-STARR, VALERIE 77.43 45.88 31.55 02118/2004 100.00 -
15.22.2334.2 HOLTZ, MARIANNE 71.32 43.92 27.40 03/31/2004 50.00 -
16.32.0530.3 HOOVER, LYND 128.07 42.69 38.93 46.45 02110/2004 132.81 -
16.32.1424.2 HUDLET, KIMBERLY 75.42 42.78 32.64 03/11/2004 47.66 -
14.19.1166.2 HUNEMILLER, KELLY 33.42 23.06 10.36 02110/2004 50.00 -
15.15.0048.3 HUNTER,PAUL 68.22 39.34 28.88 03/0212004 69.20 -
16.32.1552.1 JAKOMEIT, MICHAEL 81.96 81.96 11/24/2003 43.79 -
17.33.0380.1 JAMES COURT APTS 240.73 90.27 75.23 75.23 02117/2004 101.55 -
17.33.0362.1 JAMES COURT APTS 228.4 7 78.01 82.75 67.71 02117/2004 86.51 -
17.33.0400.1 JAMES COURT APTS 149.80 78.33 71.47 04/06/2004 15.04 -
17.33.0370.1 JAMES COURT APTS 161.61 63.79 45.15 52.67 02117/2004 86.51 -
17.33.0358.1 JAMES COURT APTS 1,649.54 566.16 541.68 541.68 02117/2004 541.68 -
17.33.0374.1 JAMES COURT APTS 175.99 59.37 56.43 60.19 02/17/2004 60.19 -
17.33.0376.1 JAMES COURT APTS 148.69 54.63 45.15 48.91 02/17/2004 56.43 -
17.33.0366.1 JAMES COURT APTS 307.07 137.81 105.31 63.95 02/17/2004 157.95 -
17.33.0408.1 JAMES COURT APTS 174.48 99.25 75.23 04/06/2004 78.99 -
17.33.0386.1 JAMES COURT APTS 138.36 74.41 63.95 04/06/2004 82.75 -
17.33.0388.1 JAMES COURT APTS 70.52 36.65 33.87 04/06/2004 33.87 -
17.33.0390.1 JAMES COURT APTS 57.10 34.51 22.59 04/06/2004 22.59 -
17.33.0394.1 JAMES COURT APTS 101.58 52.67 48.91 04/06/2004 52.67 -
17.33.0396.1 JAMES COURT APTS 65.58 46.95 18.63 04/06/2004 90.30 -
17.33.0382.1 JAMES COURT APTS 195.77 71.63 56.43 67.71 02117/2004 78.99 -
16.32.0936.1 JARDINE, MICHAEL 116.12 60.92 55.20 03/18/2004 66.48 -
16.31.0516.1 JARRETT, SHARON 67.02 24.30 21.36 21.36 02117/2004 17.60 -
16.32.1622.1 JENKINS, LElJI.ND 89.80 45.88 43.92 04/06/2004 43.92 -
15.21.2830.1 JESSEE, KEVIN 83.26 42.94 40.32 04/01/2004 40.00 -
17.33.2374.3 JLC PROPERTIES 153.78 72.34 81.44 03/03/2004 80.32 -
9.09.9012.2 JOHNS, CHARLES & TAMARA 180.84 70.44 81.44 28.96 03/03/2004 85.20 -
18.42.2482.1 JOHNSON, BRYON & MARYLEN 95.06 59.90 35.16 04/0212004 30.32 -
16.32.0616.2 JOHNSON, CONNIE JO 55.28 36.40 18.88 05104/2004 40.00 -
18.42.0374.3 JOHNSON, DORTHY & REX 221.30 66.96 51.44 51.44 51.46 04/26/2004 40.00 -
15.21.2790.2 JOHNSON, REX & DORTHY 95.34 45.14 50.20 03/11/2004 46.40 -
14.20.1384.1 JONES, DAVID 139.04 84.12 53.96 .96 04/12/2004 53.00 -
15.22.0330.1 JONES, ELDON & LORI 100.40 53.96 46.44 04/06/2004 50.20 -
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15.21.1058.2 JORGENSEN, ROBERT & TERI L 71.72 50.36 21.36 03/30/2004 60.00 -
13.13.4038.2 JUSTENSEN, LARRY & DANIELL 176.36 79.72 46.44 50.20 03101/2004 76.44 -
15.21.0530.2 JUSTIN, TRACY 86.56 55.16 31.40 05104/2004 31.40 -
15.21.0028.2 KEENEY, DONLAN & ELISABEH 105.44 69.90 35.16 .38 04107/2004 40.00 -
6.06.9220.2 KELLY, JOHN & KATHY 122.62 54.99 67.63 03/03/2004 63.98 -
18.42.1810.2 KESTER,ROBERT 47.34 43.66 3.68 05/04/2004 38.92 -
15.22.1338.2 KILLION, DAVID & AMY 55.40 39.64 15.76 04/06/2004 45.00 -
16.31 .3268.1 KIRKLAND, LISA 71.82 35.42 36.40 04/0212004 32.64 -
14.19.6582.1 KIRSCHAMANN, DARRELL 76.04 40.88 35.16 03/1012004 38.92 -
15.22.1524.3 KOCH,CARL 39.32 35.16 4.16 04/1312004 31.00 .
17.34.3228.2 KOWATSCH. JOHN & KRISTI 121.76 60.66 61.10 04/0212004 50.00 .
14.19.6642.1 KRENZ, ROY 107.84 68.92 38.92 04107/2004 64.84 -
14.14.4482.2 LAMARTINA, TONY 61.36 32.48 28.88 03130/2004 25.12 -
18.42.4056.1 LAMOREAUX, KIM 130.64 65.40 65.24 04106/2004 57.72 -
18.42.1782.1 LANSING, DANETTE 37.98 20.38 17.60 03129/2004 21.36 -
15.21.0032.1 LARSEN,CORTNEY 63.96 63.76 .20 04/06/2004 50.00 -
16.31.0866.1 LARSON-POOLE. VICKEE K. 104.34 60.42 43.92 04/07/2004 40.16 -
15.21.1970.2 LAURENCE, PATRICK & ROBIN 88.14 45.46 42.68 04/0212004 42.68 -
16.32.1630.3 LEDO, CHRISTOPHER 70.84 34.44 36.40 03/0212004 48.18 -
6.06.2020.2 LEITER, JOHN & CANDICE 105.46 45.35 60.11 03/08/2004 82.81 -
18.42.2736.1 LENAGHEN, CHRIS 49.36 35.32 14.04 04/2712004 45.00 -
14.19.7478.2 LESLIE CONSTRUCTION 69.95 13.39 17.60 21.36 17.60
18.42.2712.3 LESTER, DAVID & JUDITH 108.82 54.94 53.88 04/06/2004 46.00 -
17.33.2714.1 LEV, LORI 58.06 30.42 27.64 03/16/2004 27.64 -
16.32.0602.1 LOLLEY, JUDITH 38.84 38.20 .64 02103/2004 160.00 -
15.15.0025.2 LONGSTREET,GARRETT 83.52 28.62 23.88 31.02 03/29/2004 25.00 -
15.21.1494.4 LOPEZ, FELIX 87.62 46.18 41.44 04/0212004 41.44 -
17.33.2706.1 LOVELAND, JEREMY 34.63 29.86 4.77 03/30/2004 80.00 -
6.06.1492.2 LOWRY, ROBERT & DEBI 123.96 88.81 35.15 04106/2004 40.00 -
17.33.2340.3 LYON, CHRIS & TAMMY 209.50 74.06 87.72 47.72 04123/2004 40.00 -
15.22.1724.1 MACHADO, DAVID 42.60 26.10 16.50 04114/2004 30.00.
6.06.9858.2 MAl. CURTIS 30.82 23.45 7.37 0410212004 40.00.
9.09.9336.1 MALLON CONSTRUCTION 14.20 10.72 3.48
16.32.0906.1 MALMSTROM, JEFF AND SUSA~ 147.72 81.32 66.40 03/03/2004 152.96 -
17.34.2808.1 MANN. KEVIN & VIVIAN 79.68 70.24 9.44 04/19/2004 50.00 -
15.21.2058.5 MARCH, DAVID & LEANN 75.56 39.18 36.40 03/0212004 40.16 -
16.42.2332.1 MARIN, JOSE 125.82 79.38 46.44 04/08/2004 65.74 -
18.42.1206.1 MARTIN, LOREN 59.04 31.40 27.64 03/26/2004 29.04 .
15.21.2820.3 MARTINA, DAVID 96.64 53.96 42.68 03/10/2004 85.64 -
6.06.9236.1 MASSEY, WADE 48.82 29.99 18.83 04/06/2004 45.18 -
10.10.0006.2 MATTINGLY, JAMES & LUCI 72.68 40.04 32.64 03/3012004 32.64 -
15.15.0005.2 MAUZY. JEFFREY & TIFFANI 61.52 32.64 28.88 03/1612004 32.64 -
18.42.2072.1 MCCLINTICK, TODD & LEISA 128.16 67.92 60.24 04/0612004 60.24 -
15.21.0126.2 MCDONOUGH, KEVIN & RHOND 46.70 42.94 3.76
16.31.0814.2 MCDOUGAL, MIKE 75.92 70.32 5.60 04/21/2004 20.00 -
15.22.2138.2 MCHUGH, RYAN 38.92 37.94 .98 04/29/2004 37.94 -
16.31.0668.4 MEADE, LENA 64.46 35.58 28.88 04/0212004 26.86 -
16.31.0494.2 MESZAROS,L1LLI 107.06 45.46 61.60 04/07/2004 50.00 .
16.31.2310.2 MEYER, SHERYL 99.63 99.63 11/18/2003 10.00 -
15.22.1384.3 MICHNO, FRANK 57.92 36.56 21.36 04/06/2004 43.92 -
17.34.1938.3 MILLER, DON 89.42 31.66 28.88 28.88 01129/2004 32.64 -
16.31.0568.2 MILLER, NEIL 50.40 32.64 17.76 03118/2004 61.52 -
14.19.0284.2 MILLER, PAULA & ALLAN 66.05 65.28 2.77 04/28/2004 54.00 -
15.22.2434.2 MOELLlS, KOREY 33.55 27.08 6.47 04/13/2004 15.00 -
14.20.1652.2 MOLEBASH, JOHN & MONICA 113.56 69.64 43.92 04/06/2004 43.92 -
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18.42.1836.3 MONROE, BUD 61.50 58.54 2.96 05/04/2004 60.00 -
15.22.2088.2 MOODY, SHAIN 86.39 35.58 28.88 21.93 03101/2004 50.00 -
18.32.0654.1 MORRISON, MICHAEL & BENICI, 153.09 79.88 73.21 0310212004 142.00 -
18.42.2378.2 MOSS, STEVEN 73.78 37.38 36.40 04106/2004 85.44 -
15.21.1094.1 MUZALlWA, ILUNGU 55.14 54.94 .20 04/20/2004 50.00 -
6.06.9262.1 N W CONSTRUCTION 21.22 16.76 4.46
8.08.1070.1 NEIDER, KYLEE & MENDl 122.10 83.18 38.92 04/07/2004 68.92 -
16.31.0508.2 NELSON JOHN H. 55.96 27.08 25.12 3.76 04/1212004 25.12 -
16.31.0726.1 NITZ, JASON 55.26 28.86 26.38 03/04/2004 90.00 -
18.42.2338.2 NUSE, WAYNE & RHONDA 130.72 1 04.48 26.24 04/07/2004 121.68 -
9.09.0156.1 O.P.M. ENTERPRISES 94.72 59.56 35.16 04/06/2004 38.92 -
14.20.1396.1 OGLESBEE, DAVID & MARITA 66.26 37.38 28.68 03/29/2004 32.44 -
16.16.3302.2 O'HARE, JUDITH 360.51 7.95 352.56 12103/2003 180.00 -
13.13.8616.2 OLIVER, SHELLI 104.26 58.90 42.68 2.68 04/06/2004 40.00 -
16.32.1400.1 OLSEN,ZEB 42.78 39.90 2.88 04/16/2004 36.00 -
15.22.1432.3 OSWALD, BRANDON & AUTUMf\ 123.44 65.72 57.72 03/04/2004 57.72 -
15.21.1584.3 OWEN, MATTHEW & JILL 82.44 42.28 40.16 03/23/2004 36.40 -
18.43.0376.1 PACKARD ESTATES DEVELOPfo, 59.30 29.65 25.89 3.76 04/06/2004 25.89 -
7.40.0246.2 PANASITI, JOSEPH & DIANA 47.84 28.76 17.60 1.48 03/0212004 45.00 -
17.34.1230.1 PARENT,BEAU 57.24 43.10 14.14 04/1212004 36.00 -
16.31.2236.1 PARSONS,L1NDA 71.20 37.12 34.08 03/2212004 31 .40 -
16.32.1700.1 PASTIAN, BRYON 73.94 45.06 28.88 03/11/2004 36.40 -
15.15.0524.1 PATTEE, RICHARD & ROSIE 98.78 53.96 44.82 04/06/2004 55.00 -
16.32.1392.1 PATTEN, JASON 43.08 39.34 3.74 04/28/2004 32.65 -
16.32.1626.2 PAYNE, LARRY & KRISTY 99.42 49.22 50.20 03/31/2004 50.20 -
15.15.0734.1 PETERSON CONSTRUCTION 39.88 28.88 11.00 03/03/2004 5.44-
18.43.0180.1 PETERSON CONSTRUCTION 37.80 25.12 7.24 5.44
16.32.0808.3 PETET, DONALD & KATHY 89.22 42.78 46.44 03/0212004 50.20 -
16.31.0156.3 PETTINGILL, LEWIS 56.78 31.66 25.12 03/30/2004 28.88 -
3.03.5234.1 PHIL HORTON 56.28 47.56 7.24 3.48
14.14.1012.1 PHOENIX HOMES 83.52 58.96 17.60 3.48 3.48
15.15.0036.2 PIERCE, CHUCK SR. & MARY 113.12 67.92 45.20 03/1212004 67.76 -
13.13.6036.1 PINNACLE BUILDING CO, INC 23.18 19.70 3.46
15.21.0100.2 PIPPIN, LESIE & JEFF 89.28 46.60 42.66 03/16/2004 38.92 -
15.21.1086.2 PITCHER, M1KE& CHRISTA 143.50 93.08 42.66 7.74 05/04/2004 43.00 -
15.21.2604.1 PORTER, RODNEY 78.88 51.18 27.70 0210212004 80.00 -
14.19.7172.1 POWELL, GEORGE 35.44 23.47 11.97 04/30/2004 18.03 -
17.34.1940.2 PRESLEY, ALLISON 93.56 68.36 25.20 04/07/2004 62.64 -
10.10.0068.2 PRIESS, JENNIFER 116.00 69.36 46.64 04/06/2004 50.00 -
18.48.4126.1 PROPERTIES WEST 20.14 10.07 10.07 04/0212004 30.21 -
17.33.2732.2 PRYOR, KELSEY 147.02 46.70 100.32 03/0212004 54.00 -
17.34.1172.1 QUARNBERG, CARL & DOROTH 128.38 65.66 62.72 04/07/2004 55.20 -
9.09.0262.2 RAMAGE, RICHARD & JOYCE 58.14 40.54 17.60
7.40.0100.1 RAMBO,DEBORA 75.42 47.78 27.64 0310212004 55.28 -
3.03.5186.1 RAMSEY HOMES 62.38 37.26 25.12 0310212004 3.48 -
14.20.3050.2 RAPP,ROBERT 68.32 48.40 19.92 04/06/2004 12.00 -
16.16.3001.1 RATCLIFFE INVESTMENTS 20.88 20.88
16.32.1288.3 RAWLINSON, ALlSA 53.18 31.66 21.52 01/28/2004 28.88 -
17.34.1792.1 REED, PATRICIA 158.88 135.76 23.12 03/31/2004 200.00 -
16.32.1318.3 REEDER-GRAY, JULIE 121.92 66.40 55.52 04/07/2004 60.00 -
16.31.3390.2 REIF, JANELLE & HULL, JASON 45.35 43.10 2.25 0410212004 18.00 -
15.21.2918.1 REYES, KAREN 80.62 41.70 38.92 03/03/2004 38.92 -
16.31.2286.3 RICH, CORY 66.20 51.34 14.86 01129/2004 462.95 -
16.31.3406.3 RIDER, ARTHUR & MAXINE 94.50 69.38 25.12
15.22.0880.1 RIETH, KEVIN F. 119.45 65.40 54.05 03/1212004 53.96 -
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18.42.0310.3 RINKE, JOE & SMITH, RANDALL 96.64 53.96 42.68 04/06f2004 40.95.
17.33.2348.1 RIPOLL, RHONDA 98.78 25.12 55.12 18.54 04f14f2004 35.36 .
14.20.1864.1 ROWLEY, HELEN 40.16 39.18 .98 04/27/2004 32.64 -
15.21.0112.2 RUMMLER, MATHEW 79.64 40.72 38.92 03/26/2004 35.16 -
14.19.7156.1 SALAZAR, DANIEL 67.12 38.24 28.88 04f06/2004 25.00 -
14.20.2042.1 SANCHEZ, DANEEN 206.30 82.14 124.16 03f16/2004 67.76 -
17.34.1078.2 SAVELBERG, DOYLE 152.06 80.46 71.60 04f07/2004 50.00 -
18.42.2066.1 SAWAS, NAJI 47.33 46.60 .73 04/21/2004 38.19 -
18.42.2046.2 SAYLES, BRETT & JENNIFER 85.00 47.32 37.68 04106/2004 40.66 -
15.22.1386.1 SCHAEFFER, MICHAEL 90.18 71.18 19.00 04/21/2004 61.00 -
16.32.0978.1 SCHEIDELER, COLETTE 73.78 37.38 36.40 03/0212004 72.80 -
18.42.3050.1 SCHOLZ, LESLIE 122.88 46.44 76.44 03/03/2004 130.40 -
16.31.3018.2 SCHUSTER, FORREST & DEBBIl 83.10 42.94 40.16 03/17/2004 47.68 -
8.08.0162.2 SCHWARTZ, PENELOPE 58.46 33.34 25.12 03/16f2004 28.88 -
17.34.1874.1 SEELY, RANDALL C. 64.46 35.58 28.88 04f02l2004 62.34 -
17.33.2402.3 SHACKELFORD, RANDALL 21.36 21.36 1210212003 28.88 -
15.21.0034.1 SHAFER, JERRY 130.78 78.78 52.00 03/08f2004 20.00 -
18.42.3042.1 SHAMIM, YAMIR 72.64 36.24 36.40 03/15f2004 32.64 -
17.33.2420.2 SHANE, MICHAEL 57.76 28.88 28.88 04/15/2004 28.88 -
15.22.1316.2 SHAW, OWEN & CHRISTINA 53.56 49.64 3.92 04/0212004 40.00 -
15.21.2124.4 SHAWVER, MIKE & MELISSA 111.52 61.32 50.20 03f2212004 65.24 -
16.32.0970.4 SHEARER, JOE & RENEITA 119.12 76.44 42.68 04f07/2004 42.68 -
16.31.3464.3 SIRANI, JOSEPH & LINDA 119.72 57.00 62.72 03f03/2004 131.84 -
17.34.0822.1 SITZLAR, RON & GAY 39.58 39.18 .40 04f06f2004 36.00 -
13.13.6076.1 SKINNER CONSTRUCTION 43.08 36.12 3.48 3.48
6.06.9194.2 SMITH, PETER 70.39 58.59 11.80 0210212004 150.00 -
17.33.2296.1 SMITH, RONALD & MELISSA 130.18 67.46 62.72 03f24/2004 62.72 -
15.22.0908.1 SMITH, SCOTT 71.30 36.14 35.16 03f10f2004 31.40 -
18.42.2484.1 SOSIN, RONALD 51.38 51.34 .04 04/14f2004 42.64 -
15.22.2342.2 SPANHAUER, TODD & LISA 116.50 77.58 38.92 04/07f2004 46.12 -
16.31.0548.1 SPARKS,KAREN 37.96 35.16 2.80 04/06f2004 60.00 -
18.42.1994.1 SPEER,GEORGE 95.66 49.22 46.44 04/06/2004 42.68 -
15.21.0248.1 SPENCER. JAN 30.55 26.10 4.45 03/16/2004 30.00 .
8.08.0170.2 SPIWAK, RAND & SALLY 63.18 43.06 20.12
17.34.2044.3 STOTTS, JAMES & ROBIN 100.27 56.66 43.61 04/01/2004 57.91 -
13.13.8462.4 SUNRISE ESTATES C/O 90.14 51.22 38.92 03/11/2004 35.16 -
15.22.2190.2 TEMPLE, RONNIE 72.14 43.26 28.88 03/01/2004 72.80 -
16.31.3514.2 TERRY, DOUG & WENDY 86.41 86.41 09/15/2003 86.28 -
15.22.1004.1 THACKER, BRUCE J 155.00 74.72 80.28 03/15f2004 76.52 -
15.21.2082.1 THIBADEAU, DANIEL & SANDI 72.28 37.12 35.16 03/11 f2004 27.64 -
15.21.2768.2 THURBER, RICHARD 90.84 33.20 57.64 03f08f2004 62.80 -
14.19.4458.5 THURBER, RICK 68.00 25.28 21.36 21.36 01/28f2004 63.10 -
9.09.9168.2 THURSTON, DWIGHT & AMY 64.65 42.00 22.65 03f02l2004 75.00 -
15.22.2354.1 TOFFELMIER, ROBERT & JODI 110.86 56.90 53.96 03f30f2004 46.44 -
15.22.0990.3 TOWNSEND, BRYANT & TANIS!- 63.94 36.30 27.64 03f01f2004 136.70 -
7.40.0054.2 TRACY, DANIEL & KAREN 210.68 145.44 65.24 04/07/2004 46.44 -
15.22.1204.6 TRAINOR, MARJI 75.88 56.96 18.92 04/15/2004 20.00 -
18.42.2348.3 TUTTLE, T AMI 83.58 39.58 20.12 20.12 3.76 12122f2003 223.80 -
6.06.1932.3 TWEDE. ROGER & JENNIFER 61.08 34.73 26.35 03/11/2004 26.35 -
15.21.1760.1 U.S DEPT OF HOUSING 108.42 2.52 105.90 02113/2003 47.55 -
14.14.3018.1 VAIL, RANDY & VICTORIA 87.84 43.92 43.92 04/09/2004 43.92 .
17.34.1946.4 VANCE, CHRISTY 152.58 93.70 58.88 04f07/2004 69.54 -
18.42.3968.1 VANHOUTEN, MIKE 59.62 34.34 25.28 04/13/2004 30.00 -
14.19.0120.2 VANLEUVEN, MATTHEW 95.66 41.70 53.96 03/03/2004 107.84 -
15.21.1032.1 VELADA. FEDERICO 81.76 42.84 38.92 04f06/2004 38.82 .
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CITY OF MERIDIAN Delinq uent Account List- council Page: 7
Standard Payment Customers May 04. 2004 04:10pm
Current Period: 05/0512004
No Delinquent Minimum AmountDelinquent Balance
Last Pm! Last Pm!
Cust No Name Balance Non-Delinq 03/20J2004 02/20/2004 01J2012004 Date Amount
16.31.3492.2 VOELZ, JAMES 79.80 40.88 38.92 03116/2004 38.92 -
9.09.9126.1 WAGNON GENERAL 69.24 23.04 21.36 17.60 7.24 01J2312004 3.48 -
14.20.1398.1 WALKER, JUSTIN 125.60 66.64 58.96 04/06J2004 96.48 -
17.34.2734.1 WALL, MIKE 32.74 32.64 .10 05/03J2004 32.54 -
18.42.2304.1 WALMSLEY, CLIFFORD 114.14 70.22 43.92 03/24/2004 47.68 -
15.22.0466.1 WALSH, LAWRENCE & KAPRI 114.92 62.20 52.72 03/26/2004 52.72 -
15.21.2192.3 WEBER, THOMAS 126.72 61.48 65.24 03102/2004 53.96 -
15.22.1238.1 WEISS, DAVID M. 94.46 51.18 43.28 04/0612004 50.00 -
14.20.1724.2 WHALEN, JOHN JR 96.04 68.40 27.64 04/07 J2004 20.12 -
18.42.2492.1 WHITE, TAMELA 112.82 58.86 53.96 03/2512004 50.20 -
16.16.3508.2 WHITMIRE, SCOTT & SYNDI 37.92 32.64 5.28 0410612004 60.00 -
17.34.1508.1 WIARS, CAROLYN J. 68.32 43.92 24.40 03/22/2004 50.00 -
16.31.3266.4 WIEDMEIER, GLENN & LISA 104.76 64.60 40.16 04107/2004 36.40 -
15.22.0910.4 WIENER, HERNDON 54.66 37.06 17.60
17.33.2346.2 WILLIAMS, DARREL 67.24 34.60 32.64 04J0712004 62.64 -
7.40.0390.3 WILLIAMS, SKIPPER 71.38 42.50 28.88 03J1012004 47.68 -
17.33.3662.1 WILSON, RANDY 74.08 47.84 26.24 04J0612004 87.84 -
17.34.1468.3 WITTY, RICHARD & JEANNE 104.60 71.96 32.64 04/07/2004 40.16 -
17.33.4282.3 WOLIN, DALE & LOIS 104.08 38.92 65.16 03/03/2004 43.76 -
16.32.0548.1 WOOD, DAN 47.76 23.88 23.88 03/11/2004 55.26 -
14.14.3006.2 WOOD, DOUGLAS & MELANIE 43.37 35.16 8.21 04/21/2004 32.00 -
15.22.2188.2 WOOTEN, TOMAS & DENA 90.26 55.10 35.16 03118/2004 42.68 -
14.14.5007.2 WORCHESTER, WES & SUSAN 56.78 31.66 25.12 02/25/2004 25.12 -
15.21.1130.5 YASUDA, GARY & SHAWNA 65.44 47.84 17.80
13.13.8458.2 YORK, RICHARD 67.26 35.86 31.40 04/06/2004 54.30 -
15.22.1130.1 ZARAK, JENNIFER 111.38 54.78 56.60 04/02/2004 55.00 -
17.34.0800.1 ZEAR, KENNETH 92.26 44.58 47.68 03111/2004 106.64 -
Grand Totals; 35,052.06 18,836.45 12,975.02 1,848.84 1,391.75
Report Criteria:
Terminated customers not included
Customer.Cust No () = {<} 880000001
Customer. Bill Cycle = 2
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