i Cily Council Agenda Report ..... .. , : -J

Meeting Date 06/17/14

TO: City Council

FROM: Accounting Manager, Frank Fields (879-7329)

RE: City of Chico Proposed Fee Schedule Changes

REPORT IN BRIEF:

In accordance with Budget Policy D.3, changes in the City's Fee Schedule will be brought to Council one time a year and incorporated into the budget approval process in June of each year. At today's meeting, the City Council will be asked to consider fee increases to be incorporated in the City's Fee Schedule.

Recommendation:

The Finance Committee recommends (3-0) adoption of the following resolution:

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CH ICO AMENDING THE CITY'S FEE SCHEDULE (AMENDMENT NO. 331 -FEE SCHEDULES 50.050, 11 .055 AND 11.1 00).

FISCAL IMPACT:

Approval of the recommendation to forward fee adjustments to City Council will help ensure that the City is recovering its cost of providing services.

DISCUSSION:

City departments have conducted an annual review of the City's Fee Schedules and are recommending amendments to the fee schedules listed below. Each section below is followed by a written statement justifying the changes as well as fee schedules showing current and proposed fees. Except as noted below, current fees show a "strikethrough" and proposed fees are double underlined. Each department will have a representative at today's meeting to answer any additional questions about their departments' fees. All recommended fee schedu le changes are summarized below:

Sewer Fees (50.050)- Exhibit A The City's Wastewater Treatment Plant Manager is proposing increases to Sections 50.050 II.B. IV.1 , and V. The justification and calculations for each fee increase is contained on pages 1 thru 3 of Exhibit A, while pages 4 thru 11 show the fee schedule with existing and proposed fees.

Sale of City Property (11 .055)- Exhibit B Delete from the City's Fee Schedule as city costs from the sale of City property would be addressed through the negotiation process.

Facade Improvement Program (11.1 00)- Exhibit B Delete from the City's Fee Schedule as the program has been discontinued.

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Approved by: M (\_ J?5j . ~~

Brian Nakamura, Ci~ Chris Constantin, Administrative Services Director

ATTACHMENTS: Exhibit A - Sewer Fees, Exhibit B - City Manager Fees

DISTRIBUTION: City Clerk (8), City Manager, Public Works Director- Report and Exhibit A, Management Analyst Collins- Report and Exhibit B, WWTP Manager Sulik- Report and Exhibit A

RESOLUTION NO. _____ _

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHICO AMENDING THE CITY'S FEE SCHEDULE (AMENDMENT NO. 331 -FEE SCHEDULES, 50.050,

11.055, 11.100)

BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Chico as follows:

1. That Fee Schedule No. 50.050, "Sewer Fees" is hereby amended to read as set forth on the

attached Exhibit "A."

2. That Fee Schedule No. 11.055, "Sale of City Property" is hereby removed as set fmth on

the attached Exhibit "B."

3. That Fee Schedule No. 11.100, "Far;ade Improvement Program" is hereby removed as set

fmth on the attached Exhibit "B."

The foregoing resolution was adopted by the City Council of the City of Chico at its meeting

held on June 17, 2014, by the following vote:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:

ABSTAINED:

DISQUALIFIED:

ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM:

Deborah R. Presson, City Clerk

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Exhibit A

II. APPLICATION FEES (Section 15.36.260 CMC) (Revenue Acct. 321-42302)

B. Industrial Wastewater Permits (Section 15.40.190 CMC)

Industrial Wastewater Permit application fee increased to reflect current personnel costs.

The Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit Fee was added for clarification.

Pollution Prevention Permit Fee was added in order to regulate new and existing businesses whose wastewater discharges may have an adverse effect on the proper functioning of the sewer collection system and the wastewater treatment plant.

IV. FEES FOR DISPOSAL BY TRUCK TO WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT (WPCP)

1. Wastewater Review/Discharge fee increased to reflect current personnel costs.

V. ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TEST FEE (Article Ill, Section 15.40.200 CMC)

Clarification showing the fee applies to the Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit.

Fee amount increased to reflect current personnel costs and increase in laboratory analysis costs.

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Section II.

B.

2.

Section IV.

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Exhibit A

Proposed Sewer Fee Increases, CMC 50.050

Fee Increase/Justification

APPLICATION FEES

Industrial Wastewater Permit

Application fee $64.00 $108.00

Senior Industrial Waste Inspector (SIWI) rate= $54.00 (loaded rate)

SIWI 2 hrs. to review/process application, 2 x $54.00 = $10800

Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit $216.00

SIWI 3 hrs. review/issue permit, 1 hr. fo r annual permit maintenance, 4 hrs. x

$54= $216

Pollution Prevention Permit* $378.00

*New permit for businesses that may impact the Sewer Collection System

or Water Pollution Control Plant (WPCP).

SIWI 3 hrs. review/issue permit, 1 hr. for annual permit maintenance,

3 hrs. for two {2) site inspections/visits/year@ 1.5 hrs/site visit, 7 hrs. x $54.00 =

$378.00

FEES FOR DISPOSAL BY TRUCK TO WATER POLLUTION CONTOL PLANT (WPCP)

Wastewater Review/Discharge Permit Fee $118.00 $162.00

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Exhibit A

SIWI 3 hrs. review/issue permit, 3hrs. x $54/hr.= 162.00

Section V. ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TEST FEE

1. Wastewater Discharge Permit, One payment $800.00hear $900.00/year

2. Wastewater Discharge Permit, 12 monthly payments $68.25/month $76.50/mo.

SIWI 8 hrs. (two 4hr. site inspections/visits/year), 8 hrs. x $54.00 = 432.00

Annua l analytical testing cost= $468/year, Total = $432.00 + $468.00 =

$900.00/year

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Exhibit A

SEWER FEES

AUTHORITY: Chapter 15.36 Chico Municipal Code; Chapter 15.40 Chico Municipal Code; Resolution No. 57 79-80 adopted 11/06/79

AMENDMENTS: Resolution No. 51 82-83 adopted 1 0/05/82; 08/01 /83 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; 07/01184 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution Nos. 87 84-85 adopted 12/18/84; 149 85-86 adopted 06/03/86; 07/0 l/87 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; 08/06/87 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution Nos. 80 87-88 adopted 03/01188; 98 87-88 adopted 05/03/88; 113 88-89 adopted 03/21 /89; 07/01/89 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; 07/01/90 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution No. 40 90-91 adopted 09/18/90; 07101 /91 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution No. 49 91-92 adopted I 0/01 /91; 07/0 l /92 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution No. 34 92-93 adopted 07/07/92; 05/04/93 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; 07/01 /93 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution Nos. 194 92-93 adopted 06115/93; 113 93-94 adopted 03/01/94; 07/01/94 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC and Resolution No. 148 93-94 adopted 06/07/94; Resolution No. 57 94-95 adopted 10/04/94; Ordinance No. 2029 adopted I2/06/94; Resolution No. 139 94-95 adopted 04/04/95; Ordinance No. 2103 adopted 04/23/96; Note No.2 below added 07/26/96; Ordinance No. 2I22 adopted 01/07/97; 07/01 /97 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution No. 13 97-98 adopted 08/05/97; Ordinance Nos. 2146 and 2147 adopted November 21, 1997; 07/01 /98 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution No. 86 98-99 adopted 1211 /98; 07/0 1/99 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; 07/01 /00 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution No. 45 00-01 adopted 1 0/03/00; 07/01/0I pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; 07/01/02 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution Nos. 36 02-03 adopted 08/20/02; Ordinance No. 2271 adopted 8/19/03; 10/06/03 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC; Resolution No. 59 03-04 adopted 12/ 16/03; 07/01/04 pursuant to Chapter 15.36 CMC and Section XL below; 07/01105 pursuant to Chapter XI; Resolution 154 04-05 adopted 06/21105; Resolution 42 05-06 adopted 1 0/18/05; Resolution 55-07 adopted 04/ 17 /07; Resolution 77-07 adopted 06/19/07; 07/01107 pursuant to Section XI. below; 09/01/07 pursuant to Section XI; Resolution 28-08 adopted 04/ 15/08; 07/01/08 per Section Xl. below; Resolution No. 58-08 adopted 08/05/08; 07/01/09; 07/01/10; 07/01/11 per Section Xl.C. below and administrative update to Section!; 07/01 /1 I per public hearing 06/07/11 for Section III; 07/01/11 for Sections VIII., IX. and X. pursuant to Section XI.A; 07/01111 for administrative correction removing III.D; 09/09/1 1 for an administrative correction to Section VI.C. below; 07/01/12 per public hearing 06/07/1 I for Section III; Resolution No. 41-13 adopted 06118/ 13 for Section IV.2.b; 07/01/13 per public hearing 06/07/11 for Section III

NOTES: 1. The procedural requirements as set forth in Government Code

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Sections 66016-66018, including notice and public hearing, data availability, and effective date, must be followed when amending sections V-Vlll of this fee schedule.

2. The capacity fees for sewer lift stations are contained in City of Chico Fee Schedule No. 50.060.

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Exhibit A

I. GENERAL PROVISIONS

A. For the interpretation of the schedules set forth below, refer to Chapter 15.36 ofthe Chico Municipal Code.

B. Credits and/or exemptions may apply toward the Water Pollution Control Plant Capacity Fee, Trunkline Capacity Fee or, Sewer Main Installation Fee. Refer to the appropriate Code sections for credits and exemptions.

C. An owner who installs a sewer main extension may request a sewer main reimbursement agreement pursuant to the provisions of Section 15.36.220 ofthe Chico Municipal Code.

D. Any fees calculated pursuant to this schedule shall be valid for a period of sixty (60) days from the date of notification by the City, or until the effective date of any amendment to the sewer rates, whichever is longer.

E. If a property owner has made an application for sewer connection and has submitted building plans to the City for review and approval, the fees quoted shall remain valid unti l permit issuance or until expiration of the plan check, whichever first occurs.

II. APPLICATION FEES (Section 15.36.260 CMC) (Revenue Acct. 321-42302)

A. All persons initiating a City of Chico Application for Sewer Connection shall pay the following fee upon submittal of an application. Application fees will not apply towards connection fees.

1. Properties located within the Chico city limits

2. Properties located within the unincorporated area of the County of Butte and within the Chico Sphere oflnfluence.

....

.) , City staff analysis of alternate proposals to stated requirements on completed sewer applications pursuant to I. or II. above.

The $62.00 minimum charge is to be paid upon submittal of the request, and any costs exceeding that amount shall be paid prior to issuance of completed analysis/response.

4. Properties located within the unincorporated area of the County of Butte and outside the Chico Sphere of Influence.

City staff will conduct system capacity analysis and sewer main extension requirement analysis/cost estimate in response to specific requests to determine whether the sewer service area can be expanded. This analysis does not guarantee that city staff will recommend or that the City Council will approve modification to the sewer service area which would be required to a llow connection to the system.

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$100.00

$100.00

Actual cost ($62.00 minimum)

Actual cost ($1 00.00 minimum)

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B. Industrial Wastewater Permit§ (Section 15.40.190 CMC)

All persons applying for an Industrial Wastewater Permit shall pay the following application fee:

The fee set forth flereffi above shall cover the application review only. Detai led engineering for the permit shall be submitted by the applicant.

Tf it is determined that a Permit is required ofthe applicant. the fol lowing fee shall be due upon Permit issuance and Permit renewal:

.L. Industrial Waste Discharge Permit Fee

2. Pollution Prevention Permit Fee

Exhibit A

$64-:00108.00

CSee Sec. Vl

$378.00

rii. SEWER SERVICE RATES (Section 15.36.050 CMC) (Revenue Acct. 850-42301)

A. Monthly sewer service rates shall be charged as follows:

Type of Premises

I . Premises located WITHIN the incorporated territory of City

a. Residential

b. Nonresidential Breweries Restaurants Markets & Bakeries Car Washes All other

2. Premises located OUTSIDE the incorporated territory of City

a. Residential

b. Nonresidential Breweries Restaurants Markets & Bakeries Car Washes All other

Monthly Flat Rate

$22.98/unit

$22.98 $22.98 $22.98 $22.98 $22.98

$23.67 /unit

$23.67 $23.67 $23.67 $23.67 $23.67

+ + + + +

+ + + + +

B. Industrial Wastewater Surcharge (Section 15.36.061 CMC)

Consumption charge/Ccf (1 00 cubic feet) of wastewater.

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Consumption Charge/Cc:f

None

$8.72 $5.87 $5.87 $2.94 $2.71

None

$8.72 $5.87 $5.87 $2.94 $2.7 1

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Exhibit A

Surcharge for each categorical industrial use and significant industrial use shall be determined by the Finance Director from the strength factor equation in the current Water Pollution Control Plant Revenue Program adopted by the City Council.

C. In the event the City has erroneously collected sewer service fees from the owner or occupant of residential or non-residential premises, the Finance Director shall refund the difference between the fee paid and the fee which should have been collected. Such refund shall be made only for fees erroneously collected within the three year period immediately preceding the date the presentation of a claim for such fees is made to the City in writing and shall be made only upon application by the property owner or occupant of the premises who paid the fees. Such claim must include adequate documentation of the fees collected in error.

IV. FEES FOR DISPOSAL BY TRUCK TO WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT CWPCP)

All persons delivering wastewater, excluding septage, by truck for disposal at the WPCP shall pay the following fees:

I. Wastewater Review/Discharge: Permit 1 $11 8.oo162.oo Fee - to cover the costs incurred to determine whether the wastewater is acceptable at the WPCP and to process the invoicing and collection of these fees.

PLUS 2. Wastewater Disposal Fee: Per Gallon (I ,OOOcf)

a. Up to 7,500 gallons ( I ,000 ct) $ 0.00 b. 7,501 gallons or more $ 0.085

V. ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TEST FEE (Article III, Section 15.40.200 CMC)

All persons who have received an Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit shall pay an annual sampling and testing fee. All Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit holders shall have the following testing fee payment options:

I. One payment of the total annual fee amount OR

2. Twelve monthly payments as a surcharge on the permit holder's sewer bill.

$ 800.00900.00/year

Permit holders shall indicate the preferred payment option at the time the Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit is issued.

VI. WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT CAPACITY RATES (Section 15.36.090 CMC) (Revenue Acct. 321-42307)

(1:!0TE: See Section 15.36.105 for Credits to Water Pollution Control Plant Capacity Fees)

A. Residential Premises

1. Single Family Residential 2. Multiple Family Residential

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$2,251/dwelling unit $2,251/dwelling unit

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Exhibit A

B. Nonresidential Premises Residential Equivalent Rate

I. Motel/hotel with 1 room= 1.00 $2,251/room restaurant facilities

2. Motel/hotel without 1 room= 0.50 $1, 125/room restaurant faci I ities

3. Convalescent Hospitals I bed= 0.50 $1, 125/bed

4. Hospitals 1 bed= 0.75 $1,688/bed

5. Dormitory or Group 3 occ1 = 1.00 $750/occ2

Dwelling with Food Services; or Boarding House

6. Dormitory without 6 occ1 = 1.00 $375/occ1

Food Services; or Rooming House

7. Schools, including but 9.2 FTE1 = 1.00 $245/FTE3

not limited to elementary, secondary, colleges and universities

8. Park or Recreational Facility 20 FU2 = 1.00 $113/FU4

9. All Other ------------ $9,003/acre

C. Temporary Deferral ofFees

I. Residential Premises

As an alternative, owner may pay to the City an administrative fee of $150 at issuance of permit for the temporary deferral of Water Pollution Control Plant Capacity Rates in effect until September 4, 2012. Payment in full is to be paid one year from the date of issuance of the building permit or until the date of the final inspection, or the issuance ofthe conditional or final certificate of occupancy, whichever occurs first.

2. Non-Residential Premises

As an alternative, owner may pay to the City an administrative fee of 1% of the deferred Water Pollution Control Plant Capacity Rates in an amount not to exceed $1,000. The temporary deferral of fees will be in effect until September 4, 2012.

2 Number of occupants to be determined by Building & Development Services Director at time of application.

3 FTE = Full Time Equivalent Student.

4 FU = Fixture unit per Exhibit " I".

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Exhibit A

The administrative fee is to be paid at issuance of permit, with payment in full to be paid one year from the date of issuance of the building permit, or until the date of the final inspection, or the issuance of the conditional or final certificate of occupancy, whichever occurs first.

TRUNKLINE CAPACITY RATES (Section 15.36.130 CMC) (Revenue Acct. 320-42304)

~OTE: SEE SECTION 15.36.150 FOR CREDITS TO TRUNKLfNE CAPACITY FEES)

A.

B.

c.

Residential Premises

I. Single Family Residential $1 ,693/dwelling unit 2. Multiple Family Residential $1 ,693/dwelling unit

Nonresidential Premises Residential Equivalent Rate

1. Motel/hotel with 1 room= 1.00 $1 ,693/room restaurant facilities

2. Motel/hotel 1 room= 0.50 $847/room without restaurant faci lities

3. Convalescent Hospitals 1 bed= 0.50 $847/bed

4. Hospitals 1 bed= 0.75 $1 ,270/bed

5. Dormitory or Group 3 occ3 = 1.00 $564/occ3

Dwelling with Food Services; or Boarding House

6. Dormitory without 6 occ5 = 1.00 $282/occ3

Food Services; or Rooming House

7. Schools, including but not 9.2 FTE1 = 1.00 $184/FTE1

limited to elementary, secondary, colleges and universities

8. Park or recreational facility 20 FU2 = 1.00 $85/FU2

9. All Other ------------ $6, 773/acre

Temporary Deferral ofFees

1. Residential Premises

As an alternative, owner may pay to the City an administrative fee of $150 at issuance of permit for the temporary deferral ofTrunkline Capacity Rates in effect until September 4, 2012. Payment in full is to be paid one year from the date of

Number or occupants to be detcm1ined by Director or Engineering at time or application.

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Exhibit A

issuance of the building permit or until the date of the final inspection, or the issuance of the conditional or final certificate of occupancy, whichever occurs first.

2. Non-Residential Premises

As an alternative, owner may pay to the City an administrative fee of 1% of the deferred Trunkline Capacity Rates in an amount not to exceed $1,000. The temporary deferral of fees will be in effect until September 4, 2012. The administrative fee is to be paid at issuance ofpermit, with payment in full to be paid one year from the date of issuance of the building permit, or until the date of the final inspection, or the issuance of the conditional or fina l certificate of occupancy, whichever occurs first.

VITI. SEWER MAIN TNSTALLA TION RATES (Revenue Acct. 322-4231 0) (Section 15.36.185 CMC)

In cases where a sewer main extension is not required to effect a sewer connection, the applicant for the sewer connection shall pay a sewer main installation fee based on the following rates:

Types of Premises Rate Front Footage Included

Residential $47.80/Front Foot Front footage ofthe shortest side ofthe lot or parcel on which the premises are located adjoining a public street or public easement.

Nonresidential $47.80/Front Foot Front footage of the shortest side of the lot or parcel on which the premises are located adjoining a public street or public easement.

IX. SEWER LATERAL INSTALLATION FEE (Section 15.36.196)

ln cases where connection to a lateral previously installed by the City is made, the applicant for the sewer lateral connection shall pay the following sewer lateral installation fee per linear foot between the point at which their premises are connected to the sewer lateral and the point

Minimum Front Footage

60 feet

60 feet (premises less than one acre)

150 feet (premises greater than one acre)

at which the sewer lateral is connected to a sewer main or trunkline. $29.81/Jinear foot

X. REIMBURSEMENT FOR SEWER MAIN EXTENSION (See Section 15.36.220 CMC) (Abate Revenue Account No. 322-423 1 0)

A person who has entered into a reimbursement agreement for installing a sewer main extension which will serve properties other than the person's shall be reimbursed at the sewer main installation rate set forth aside.

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$4 7 .80/front foot

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Exhibit A

XI. AUTHORJZATION TO INCORPORATE CHANGES IN FEES

A. The City Manager is directed to amend this fee schedule annually on July 1 without further City Council action to incorporate changes in Sections VI, and VII based on the net percentage increase or decrease in the Consumer Price Index, and to incorporate changes in Sections VIII-X based on the net percentage increase or decrease in the Engineering News Record Construction Cost Index for San Francisco.

B. The City Manager is directed to amend Section III without further City Council action if, following a public hearing required by Article XIII D of the California Constitution, a majority of affected property owners do not protest a fee increase.

C. If Butte County notifies the City of an increase in the tipping fees at the Neal Road Landfill for wastewater disposal, as listed above in Section IV.2., the new fees will take effect immediately on the designated effective date.

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Exhibit B

Fee Schedule Updates 2014 City Manager' s Office Recommendations

1. 11.055 Sale of City Property

Delete from Fee Schedule- The fee is offset against the purchase price of the property and would cost more administratively to process than it generates. Any reimbursable City costs incurred in processing a sale of City property can be addressed through negotiations.

2. 11.100 Facade Improvement Program

Delete from Fee Schedule- The program has been discontinued and will not be reinstated for the foreseeable future. [If it is determined that the fee should be suspended rather than removed then responsibility for the fee should be moved from the City Manager's Office to the Community Development Department.)

3. 90.010 Airport Fees- Section II.E. (Gate Access Card Fees)

Defer the personnel compensation adjustment, if any, to the gate access card fee this fiscal year. -The majority of the gates have been inoperable since a lightning strike last year and it is unknown when they will be repaired. It is not prudent to apply an adjustment that would increase the fee for the gate access cards when the cards only work on two of six gates. The adjustment can be re-evaluated in 2015-16.

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Exhibit B

SALE OF CITY PROPERTY

AUTHORITY: Resolution No. 159 83 84 adopted 5/15/84

AMEl'IDivffiNTS: Resolution No. 35 96 97 adopted 08/20/96

I. FEE TO REQUEST PURCHASE OF CITY OWl-JED PROPERTY $150.00

A. All persons req·.wsting the purchase of City owned property shall pay the above fue to reimburse the City for certain costs incarred in the processing of sales of City property including, but not limited to, the preparation ofall legal documents, newspaper publication of notices, and staff processing time.

B. The aboYe processing fee does not cover the costs to be incurred by the applicant for title and escrow fees in connection 'Nith the sale.

II. OFFSET AGAINST PURCHi\SE PRICE

In the event the sale of City property is consummated, the above fee will be offset against the purchase price ofthe property,-

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Exhibit B

FACillE IMPROVEMENT PROCIU .. M

AUTHORITY: Resolution No. 63 96 97 adopted 11/05/96; Budget Policy E.5.

AMENDMENTS: 07/01/07; 07/01/08; 07/01/09; 07/01/10; 07/01 /12; 07/01/13 per Section

I. APPLICATION PROCESSING FEE $60.00

All persons applying for assistance through the Facade Improvement Program shall pay the above fee to reimburse the City for certain costs incurred in the processing of the application including, but not limited to, the preparation of all legal documents and staff processing time. The processing fee shall be reimbursed upon loan eKecution.

II. BUILDING PERMIT FEES

The applicant shall pay the fee and submit the necessary information as outlined in Section 21.025 of the City of Chico Fee Schedule.

III. AUTHORIZATIOJl.l TO AN1'1UALLY ADJUST FEES

The City Manager is authorized to annually adjust the fees set fo11h above to reflect personnel compensation adjustments previously authorized and approved by the City Council without further City Council action (BP E.5.).

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