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CO UN CIL AG EN DA S OPsls Initials Meal n q Date Prepared b I Mayor s review Council review  28  3 BG CATEGORY Discussion AN Date  28  3  q  4  4  3 BG PubliclTearing  Itg Date Other  It g Date  NltgDate  4  3 SPONSOR n Council Mayor n H R f l D C D E Finance E Fire E IT E P R E Police PI h SPONSC R S Th e City s water sewer a n d surface water rates need to b e increased t o meet operational SUi IIXL RY a n d capital expenditures Th e single a nd multi family minimum water meter charge will increase from  4  t o  5  a n d mul t i fa mil y consumption charges will increase to 3  6 4 28 Th e sewer fund s monthly residential flat rate will increase from 23 t o 26 5 The surface water fees will increase from  7 t o  8  f o r residential parcels and surface water commercial rates will al so increase REV IIAX Is D BY C C OW M tg ITEM INFORMATION ITEM N o 4 A  STAFF BO B GIBER SO N ORIGIN A I AGENDA D AT  28  3 AGI ND I i i D P I TITLE Resolution updating 2 4 ater Sewer th e ublic and Surface orks Fee Schedule fo r t h e ater Rates CATEGORY Discussion AN Date  28  3 Motion AN Date Ordinance Illtg Date BidAw ard 2 tg Date PubliclTearing  Itg Date Other  It g Date  NltgDate  4  3 SPONSOR n Council Mayor n H R f l D C D E Finance E Fire E IT E P R E Police PI h SPONSC R S Th e City s water sewer a n d surface water rates need to b e increased t o meet operational SUi IIXL RY a n d capital expenditures Th e single a nd multi family minimum water meter charge will increase from  4  t o  5  a n d mul t i fa mil y consumption charges will increase to 3  6 4 28 Th e sewer fund s monthly residential flat rate will increase from 23 t o 26 5 The surface water fees will increase from  7 t o  8  f o r residential parcels and surface water commercial rates will al so increase REV IIAX Is D BY C C OW M tg CA P Cmte E F S Cmte Transportation Cmte Cmte Arts Co mm Parks Comm Planning Comm COMMITTEE CHAIR JOE DUFFIE a Utilities DATE  2 3 RECO ENDAT I NS SPONsoR ADMIN COMMIT ublic orks Department  Unanim ousApproval Forward t o Com ttee o f t h e hol e COST I MP ACT FUND SOURCE EXP ENDITURE REQUIRED AMOUNT BUDGETED APPROPRIATION REQUIRED  Fund Source 4 WATER 4 2 SEWER AND 4 2 SURFACE WATER Comments MTG DATE RECORD OF CO UN CIL AC TIO  28  3  4  3 MTG DATE ATTACHMENTS  28 3 Informational Mem orand umdated  6  3 revised after  2 UC Exhibits A B and C Draft Resolution ublic orks Fee Schedule Attachments D E and F Minutes from th e Ut il it ies Co mmit tee meetin g o f  2 3  4  3  

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COUNCILAGENDAS OPsls

Initials

Meal n q Date Prepared b I Mayor s review Council review

10 28 13 BG

CATEGORY Discussion

AN Date 10 28 13

1q 1 411 04 13 BG

Publ iclTearing

1 It g D at e

Other

1 1 I t g Date

11 Resolut ion

N lt g Da te 1 1 04 13

SPONSOR nCounci l Mayor nHR flD CD E F i n a n c e E Fire E IT E P R E P o l i c e PIh

SPONSC R S The City s water sewer and surface water rates need to be increased tomeet operationaSUi IIXL RY and capital expenditures The single and multi family minimum water meter charge will

increase from 14 00 to 15 00 and multi family consumption chargeswill increase to3 06 4 28 The sewer fund s monthly residential flat rate will increase from 23 10 to

26 50 The surfacewater feeswill increase from 107 00 to 118 00 for residential

parcels and surfacewater commercial rateswill also increase

REV IIAX IsD BY C COW Mtg

ITEM INFORMATION

ITEMNo

4 A

STAFF BOB GIBERSON ORIGIN A I AGENDAD AT 10 28 13

AGI ND I ii D P I TITLE Resolution updating

2014Water Sewer

the Public

and Surface

Works Fee Schedule for the

Water Rates

CATEGORY Discussion

AN Date 10 28 13

Motion

AN Date

Ordinance

Il l tg Date

BidAward

2 1 1 t g Date

Publ iclTearing

1 It g D at e

Other

1 1 I t g Date

11 Resolut ion

N lt g Da te 1 1 04 13

SPONSOR nCounci l Mayor nHR flD CD E F i n a n c e E Fire E IT E P R E P o l i c e PIh

SPONSC R S The City s water sewer and surface water rates need to be increased tomeet operationaSUi IIXL RY and capital expenditures The single and multi family minimum water meter charge will

increase from 14 00 to 15 00 and multi family consumption chargeswill increase to3 06 4 28 The sewer fund s monthly residential flat rate will increase from 23 10 to

26 50 The surfacewater feeswill increase from 107 00 to 118 00 for residential

parcels and surfacewater commercial rateswill also increase

REV IIAX IsD BY C COW Mtg CA P Cmte E F S Cmte Transportation Cmte

Cmte ArtsComm Parks Comm Plann ing Comm

COMMITTEE CHAIR JOE DUFFIE

aUtilities

DATE 10 21 13

RECOMMENDATONS

SPONsoR ADMIN

COMMIT

PublicWorksDepartment

1 UnanimousApproval Forward toCommttee of theWhole

COST IMPACT FUND SOURCE

EXPENDITURE REQUIRED AMOUNT BUDGETED APPROPRIATION REQUIRED

0 00 0 00 0 00

Fund Source 401WATER 402SEWER AND412SURFACEWATER

Comments

MTG DATE RECORDOF COUNCIL ACTION

10 28 13

11 04 13

MTG DATE ATTACHMENTS

10 28 13 Informational Memorandumdated 10 16 13 revised after 10 21 UC

ExhibitsA B and C

Draft Resolution PublicWorks Fee Schedule

Attachments D E and F

Minutes from the Utilities Committee meeting of 10 21 13

11 04 13

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CityofTukwilaJim Haggerton Mayor

INFORMATIONAL MEMORANDUM

To Mayor Haggerton

UtilitiesCommittee

From Bob Giberson PublicWorksDirector

By Gail Labanara PublicWorksAnalyst

Date October 16 2013 revisedafter10 21 UC

Subject Water Sewer and Surface Water Rates for 2014

ISSUE

Adopt 2014 water sewer and surface water rate increases

WATER

PublicWorks has analyzed the needs of the water enterprise fund Cascade Water

Alliance s CWA wholesale water rates are projected to increase 5 1 for 2014 A rate

increase on the minimum watermetercharge see Table 1 is being proposed for residential

an d mult i family cus tomers to maintain the current level o f se rv ice a nd le ss en th e impac t offuture increases for purchased water Increases are also proposed for consumption charges

for mu l t i family and commercial in d u s t ria l r at es

Exhibit A is a rate matrix of all of the proposed utility rate increases for residential

customers Exhib i t C 1 shows a comparison of adjoining cit ies and their water rates ExhibitD is the Resolution which updates the Public Works Fee Schedule

SEWER

King Count y O r d i na n ce No 17606 has no sewer rate increase for King Count y s ewagedisposal fees in 2014 The King County sewer rate will remain 39 79 per resdential

customer equivalent per month The King County sewage treatment capacity charge for

any new sewe r c on nec tio n s will increase from the cu r ren t 53 50 to 55 3 5 p er month forfifteen years for any sewer connectionoccurring between January 1 2014 and December

31 2014 Exhibit B is King CountyOrdinance N o 17606

Tukwila s sewer base rate is scheduled for an increase see Table 2 in accordance with the

rate model which analyzes the City s operational and capital needs The City s sewer ratewill increase from 23 10 to 26 50 per residential connection and from 40 48 to 46 50 for

up to 750 cubic feet o r f rac t ion t he reof fo r commerc i a l indust r ia l cus tomers Exhibi t C 2shows a comparison of adjoining citiesand their sewer rates

SURFACEWATER

Tukwila s surface water base rate is scheduled for an increase in 2014 The City s surfacewater rate will increase from 107 00 to 118 00 per residential parcel per year and will

range from 142 22 to 1 188 86 per 4 356 square foot for all other parcels Exhibit C 3

showsa comparison with other citiesand their surfacewater rates

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INFORMATIONAL MEMO

Page 2

TABLE 1 WATER RATES PROPOSED FOR 2014

CATEGORY

Current 2013

Charges Proposed for 2014

Single Family 14 00 15 00

Mult i Family each condo apt or dwelling unit 14 00 15 00

Mul t i F am ily C o ns um p t io n Ch ar ge s per 1 CC F 2 92 4 08 3 06 4 28

Commercial Industrial Consumption per 1 CCF 3 98 5 46 4 18 5 72

TABLE 2 SEWER RATES PROPOSED FOR 2014

CATEGORY Current 2013 Rates Proposed for 2014

Residential Sewer Service

single dwelling unit

Flat rate of 23 10

permonh

Flat rate of 26 50

permonh

Residential Sewer Service

multiple dwelling unit permanent type

Flat rate of 23 10 per

month for each dwelling unit

Flat rate of 26 50 per

month for each dwelling unit

Commercial Industrial Sewer

Service

Flat rateof 40 48

per month and any usage

over 750 cubic feet ofwater

per month shall be at the rate

of 40 48 per 750 cf

Flat rate of 46 50

per month and any usage

over 750 cubic feet of water

permonthshall be at the rate

of 46 50 per 750 cf

The attached PublicWorks Fee Schedule Resolution is also removing the Public Works

Permit fees for development and combining those fees with one Resolution under the

Department of Community Development for ease of use for pe rm i t users The at tachedPublic Works Fee Resolution will now only include utilityand transportation fees

RECOMMENDATION

The Council is being asked to adopt the City s 2014 water sewer and surface waterproposed rate increases in accordance with the PublicWorks Fee Schedule Resolution

and consider this item at the October 28 2013 Committee of theWhole Meeting and

subsequent November 4 2013 RegularMeeting

Attachments Exhbit ARate Matrix

Exhibit B King CountyOrdinance No 17606 for2014Exhibit C 1 through C 3 Comparison of Rates with Adjoining CitiesExhbit D PublicWorksFee ScheduleDraft Resolution

Attachment D Water

Attachment E Sewer and new pages 71 and 73 2014 CIP

Attachment F SurfaceWater

W PW En g OTHER Gail Labanara Water Sewer Documents Info Memo WaterSewer SWM 2 0 14 R a te s 1 0 21 13 docx

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KingCounty

Metropolitan King County Council

Anne Noris Clerk of the Council

King CountyCourthouse

516 Third Avenue Room 1200

Seattle WA 98104 3272

Tel 206 296 1020

Fax 206 205 8165

TTY TDD 206 296 1024

Email anne noris@kingcounty gov

Web www kingcounty gov council clerk

June 21 2013

Mr Pat Brodin Operations Manager

Cityof Tukwila

6200 SouthcenterBlvd

Tukwila WA 98188

DearMr Brodin

MonetaryRequirements for 2014

EXHBT

RECEIVED

AIN252013

TUKWILA

CITY SHOPS

The Metropolitan King Coun ty C o u nc il approved the sewer rate for 2014 an d the sewage

t rea tmen t capac i ty charge for 2014 with the adop t ion of Ord inance 1 760 6 o n June 10 2013

A copy of Ord i nance 17606 is enclo sed foryour information

Ify ou ha ve a ny quest ions please call the Clerkof the Council s Office at ou r new numbe r206 477 1020

Sincerely

AnneNoris

Clerkofthe Council

Enclosure

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KingCounty

KING COUNTY

Signature Report

June 10 2013

Ordinance 17606

1200 King Coun t y Cour thouse

516 ThrdAvenue

Seattle WA 98104

Proposed No 2013 0217 1 SponsorsMcDermott andPhillips

1 AN ORDINANCE determining th e monetary requirements

2 for th e d isposa l of sewage for th e fiscal year beginning

3 January 1 2014 an d en d in g De cember 31 2014 sett ing

4 the s ewer r ate for th e fiscal year beginning January 1 2014

5

and end ing Decembe r 31 2014 an d approving the amoun t

6 of the sewage t rea tmen t capaci ty charge for 2014 in

7 accordance withRCW 35 58 570 and amen d in g O r d in a nc e

8 12353 Section 2 as amended and KC C 4A 670 100 and

9 Ordinance 11398 Section 1 as amended and K C C

10 28 84 055

11 BE ITORDAINEDBY THE COUNCIL OF KINGCOUNTY

12 SECTION 1 Ordinance 12353 Section 2 as amended and K C C 4A 670 100

13 are each hereby amended to read as follows

14 A Having dete t tn ined the mone ta r y requ i remen ts for the d i sposa l of s ewage the

15 council hereby adop t s a 2013 20 1 4 s ewe r r ate of thirty n in e do lla rs and s ev en ty n in e

16 cents per residential customer equivalent permonth Once a sewer rate ordinance

17 becomes effective the c lerk of the council is di rec ted to deliver a copy of that ord inance

18 to each agency having an agreement for sewage d isposa l withKing Coun t y

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Ordinance 17606

19 B The King County counci l approves the applicat ion of Statement of Financial

20 Account ing Standards N o 7 1 F AS 7 1 to t reat pollution remed ia tion obli gat ions and

21 RainWise Program expenditures as regulatory assets and establish a rate stabilization

22 reserve for the pu rpose of leveling rates between years

23 C As required for FAS 71 application amounts are to be placed in t he r ate

24 stabi l ization reserve from operating revenues and removed f rom the calculation of debt

25 service coverage The reserve balance shall be an amount at least sufficient tomaintain a

26 leve l sewer rate between 2013 an d 2014 an d shall b e u sed solely for the purposes of

27 maintaining the level sewer rate in 2014 a n d ifaddit ional reserve balance is available

28 moderat ing future ra te increases beyond 2014 The estim ated am ount of the reserve a s

29 shown in the financial forecast Attachment A to Ordinance 17343 this ordinance

30 shall be revised in accordance with the 204 3 2014 adopted budget and financial plan

31 Ifthe reserve needs to be reduced tomeet debt service coverage requirements for 204 2

32 2013 the county executive shall notify the counci l of the change by prov id ing a n

33 updated financial forecast

34 D The executive shal l provide monthly cos t reports to th e council on Brightwater

35 as outlined inK C C 28 86 165

36 SECT ION 2 Moneta ry requi rements for t he d i sposal of sewage a s defined by

37 contract with th e component sewer agenci es for the fiscal year beginning January 1

38 2014 and en d in g Decembe r 31 2014 The counc i l hereby de te rm ines the mone ta r y

39 requirements for the disposal ofsewage as follows

40 Admin is t ra t ion ope ra ti ng ma in tenance repai r an d replace net of o ther in come

41 64 930 132

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Ordinance 17606

42 Establishment and maintenance ofnecessary working capital reserves

43 21 812 667

44 Requirementsof revenue bond resolutions not included in above items and net of

45 interest income 296 912 277

46 TOTAL 340 029 742

47 SECTION 3 Ordinance 11398 Section 1 as amended and K C C 28 84 055 are

48 each hereby amended as follows

49 A The amoun t of th e metropolitan sewage facility capaci ty charge adop ted by

50 K C C 28 84 050 0 that is charged monthly for fifteen years per res ident ia l cus tomer or

51 residential customer equivalent shall be

52 1 Seven dol lars for sewer connect ions occur r ing between an d including January

53 1 1994 and December 3 1 1997

54 2 Ten dol lars and fifty cents for sewer connec tions occur r ing between an d

55 including January 1 1998 and Decembe r 31 2001

56 3 Seventeen dol lars an d twenty cents for sewer connect ions occurr ing between

57 an d including January 1 2002 and Decembe r 31 2002

58 4 Seventeen dol lars and sixty cents for sewer connect ions occur r ing between

59 an d inc lud ing January 1 2003 an d Decembe r 3 1 2003

60 5 Eighteen dollars for sewer connections occurring between and including

61 January 1 2004 an d Decembe r 31 2004

62 6 Thirty four dol lars an d five cents for sewer connec tions occur r ing between

63 an d including January 1 2005 an d Decembe r 31 2006

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Ordinance 17606

64 7 Fo rty two dollars fo r sewer connections occurring between a n d including

65 January 1 2007 and Decembe r 31 2007

66 8 For ty six dol lars and twenty f ive cents fo r sewer connect ions occurr ing

67 between and inc lud ing January 1 2008 an d Decembe r 3 1 2008

68 9 For ty seven dollars and sixty four cents fo r sewer connections occurring

69 between an d inc lud ing January 1 2009 an d Decembe r 3 1 2009

70 1 0 Forty nine dollars and seven c e n t s fo r sewer connections occurring between

71 and inc luding January 1 2010 and December 3 1 2010

72 11 Fif ty dollars and fo rty fiv e cents fo r sewer connections occurr ing between

73 an d inc lud ing January 1 2011 and Decembe r 3 1 2011

74 1 2 Fifty one dollars and ninety f ive cents for sewer connect ions occurr ing

75 between an d inc lud ing January 1 2012 an d Decembe r 3 1 2012 and

76 1 3 Fifty three dollars and fifty cents fo r sewer connections occurring between

77 an d inc lud ing January 1 2013 an d Decembe r 3 1 2013 and

78 14 Fifty five dol lars an d thirty five cents for sewer connect ions occur r ing

79 between and including January 1 2014 an d Decembe r 31 2014

80 B 1 In accordance with adopted policy FP 15 3 d in the Reg ional W as tewater

81 S e r vic es P la n K C C 28 86 160 C it is th e council s intent to base th e capacity charge

82 upon the costs customer growth and related financial assumptions used in the Regional

83 Wastewater Services Plan

84 2 Inaccordance with adop ted policy F P 6 in the Regional Wastewa te r Serv ices

85 P lan K C C 28 86 160 C th e council hereby app roves th e cash balance and reserves as

86 contained in the attached financial plan for 2013 2014

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Ordinance 17606

87 3 In accordance with adopted pol icy FP 1 5 3 c King County shall pursue

88 changes in state legislation to enable the county to require payment of the capacity charge

89 in a single payment while preserving the option fo r new ratepayers to finance the

90 capacity charge

91

Ord inance 17606 was in t roduced on 5 6 20 13 an d p ass ed by the MetropolitanKing

County Counci l on 6 1 0 2013 by the fol lowing vote

Yes 7 Mr Phillips Mr Gossett Ms Patterson Ms Lambert Mr

Dunn Mr McDermott andMr Dembowski

No 0

Excused 2 Mr von Reichbauer andMs Hague

ATTEST

KINGCOUNTYCOUNCIL

KING COUNTY WASHINGTON

any Goss tt Chai r

Anne Noris Clerk ofthe Council

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Exhibit C 1

Residential Water Rate Comparison as of September 2013

2012

Ranking

2013

Ranking

C it y B a se

CITY Rate

Summer

Rates

Per CCF

Consumption 2013

Assume 10 CCF TOTAL

2012

RATE Difference

2014

TOTAL

1 1 WATER DISTRICT 119 Duvall 37 50 2 90 29 00 66 50

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66 50

3 2 SEATTLE 13 50 4 73 5 72 52 20 65 70 60 70 5 00 65 75

2 3 DUVALL 23 96 3 57 6 63 40 80 64 76 63 07 1 69

12 4 WOODINVILLE 17 50 5 66 45 28 62 78 47 80 14 98

19 5 KIRKLAND 17 32 4 16 41 60 58 92 40 88 18 04

5 6 KENT 1272 3 99 5 09 43 20 55 92 54 3 3 1 59

7 TUKWLA 2014 15 00 3 90 3900 1 00 54 00

7 TUKWLA 2013 14 00 3 90 39 00 53 00 50 90 2 10

8 8 HIGHLINEWATER DISTRICT 13 90 3 50 4 14 3820 52 10 50 69 1 41

9 9 SKYWAY CWA 15 59 3 46 4 38 36 44 52 03 49 51 2 52

10 10 COVINGTON 22 53 2 95 29 50 52 03 49 20 2 83

4 11 BELLEVUE 16 61 3 32 3320 49 81 44 40 5 41 53 57

6 12 CEDAR RIVERWATER DIST 18 3 3 2 42 4 26 30 98 49 31 51 94

11 13 COAL CREEK 18 91 3 01 30 10 49 01 49 01 53 69

13 14 KING COUNTYWD 125 12 50 3 30 33 00 45 50 45 30 0 20

21 15 EDMONDS 22 15 2 30 23 00 45 15 40 56 4 59

15 16 RENTON 1676 2 42 3 24 28 30 45 06 42 91 2 15 47 35

16 17 NORTHSHORE 1350 3 00 30 00 43 50 42 50 1 00

14 18 ISSAOUAH 1278 1 65 3 93 30 18 42 96 42 96

22 19 SAMMAMISH PLATEAU 23 48 1 62 1 97 17 60 41 08 40 28

20 20 KINGCOUNTYWD 20 19 75 2 13 21 30 41 05 40 75 0 30

24 21 AUBURN 13 17 2 61 3 20 27 87 41 04 3722 3 82

18 22 ALDERWOOD 13 63 2 73 2730 40 93 40 93

26 23 NE SAMMAMISH 16 30 2 25 22 50 38 80 35 51

17 24 SOOSCREEK 13 25 1 70 3 40 25 50 3875 41 35 2 60

23 25 REDMOND CWA 13 10 1 60 3 20 25 60 3870 37 65 1 05

25 26 BOTHELL 10 67 2 10 3 08 25 90 3657 36 01

27 27 MERCER ISLAND 10 83 2 57 25 70 36 53 34 99 1 54

28 28 TACOMA 16 76 1 45 1 81 16 60 33 36 32 16 1 20

29 29 LAKEHAVEN FEDERALWAY 15 24 1 43 14 30 29 54 27 15 2 39

30 30 LYNNWOOD 16 14 1 85 9 25 25 39 22 49 2 90 25 39

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Exhibit C 2

Residential Sewer Rate Comparison as of September 2013

2012

Ranking

2013

Ranking CITY 2012

2013 City

Charge

King County2013

Sewer Total 2014

1 1 SEATTLE KC 7476 76 71 39 79 116 50

2 2 MERCER ISLAND KC 68 79 48 60 39 79 88 39

11 3 BELLEVUE KC55 84 30 30 39 79 70 09

5 4 VASHON SEWER KC 62 44 30 18 39 79 69 97 69 97

7 5 SAMMAMISH PLATEAU KC 61 27 29 20 39 79 68 99

4 6 SKYWAY KC 63 03 27 60 39 79 67 39

6 7 1RENTON KC 62 34 26 33 40 95 67 28 68 60

TUKWILA 2014 KC 26 50

66 09

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3 8 DUVALL 64 35

8 9 WOODINVILLE KC 61 04 25 98 39 79 65 77

9 10 BOTHELL KC 59 43 25 05 39 79 64 84

13 11 TUKWLA 2013 KC 5536 23 10 3979 62 89

10 12 NE SAMMAMISH KC 57 35 21 89 3979 61 68

18 13 ISSAQUAH KC 53 02 2 1 7 0 39 79 61 49

15 14 AUBURN KC 55 20 21 02 39 79 60 81

12 15 CEDAR RIVERW S KC 55 67 20 07 39 79 59 86

14 16 1BLACK D I AMOND KC 55 26 19 16 39 79 58 95

17 17 COALCREEK KC 5429 19 00 39 79 58 79 59 45

16 18 1LAKEHAVEN 54 37 12 3979 52 47

21 19 KENT KC 52 71 17 271 39 79 57 06

20 20 SOOSCREEK KC 52 95 1720 39 79 56 99

19 21 KIRKLAND KC 53 02 17 08 39 79 56 87

22 22 LAKE FOREST PARK KC 51 75 15 65 39 79 55 44

23 23 ALDERWOOD KC 51 46 15 36 39 79 55 15

24 24 1REDMOND KC 48 67 13 10 39 79 52 89

25 25 VALLEYVIEWSEWER KC 47 10 11 51 39 79 51 30

26 26 NORTHSHORE KC 46 10 11 31 39 79 51 10

27 27 ALGONA KC 45 22 9 12 3979 48 91

28 28 SOUTHWESTSuburban Sewer 27 50 27 50 0 00 27 50

29 1 29 MIDWAYSEWER DISTRICT 24 00 24 00 0 00 24 00

AVERAGE 54 29 62 84

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CITY

SINGLE FAMILYSURFACE WATER RATES

AS OF August 2013

Monthly Rate

2013

2012

Yearly Rate

2013

YearlyRate

Exhibit C 3

2014

YearlyRate

Seattle High 10 000 SF 30 50 328 55 365 97 365 97

Seattle Low 3 000 SF 13 67 147 28 164 05 164 05

Duvall 17 93 209 52 215 16 221 61

Auburn 17 41 193 56 208 92 225 36

Redmond range mnimumshown 16 56 198 72 198 72 198 72

Mercer Island 15 14 181 68 181 68

Sammamsh 14 75 177 00

Issaquah 14 08 168 96 168 96

Newcastle 13 28 159 36 159 36 159 36

King Coun ty 12 58 133 00 151 00 171 50

Renton 12 09 138 12 145 08 152 28

Shoreline 11 42 133 00 137 00 141 00

Burien 11 26 135 16 151 38

Kent 11 09 126 72 133 08 139 68

TOki 1 1 0 2014 4 7 118 00 ItQQs 18 00

Tukwila 2013 107 00 00 7

Lynnwood 7 86 90 24 94 32 97 68

Fede ra l Way7 10 85 15 85 15 85 15

Seatac 6 90 90 24 82 80

Recommended but not approved by Council

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FT

EXHBT

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE

CITY OF TUKWLA WASHINGTON ADOPTING A

NEWPUBLIC WORKS FEE SCHEDULE

WHEREAS each year the C ity ana ly zes the rate mode l for the three utilityenterprise funds which are water sewer and surface water to ensure revenues keeppace with expenses to update the traffic model and to analyze the transportation

network to ensure continued compliance with the Growth Management Act and the

City s adop ted Comp rehens i ve P lan and

WHEREAS the Ci ty is author ized to impose fees to recoup the cos ts of serv icesrenderedand

WHEREAS the C ity is c omb in in g the P u b lic Works p e rm i t fe es with the D e p ar tm e n t

of Community Development permit fees under a consolidated permit fee resolution andthe Public Works F ee Schedule will now only include utility fees and transportation fees

NOW THEREFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUKWLA

WASHINGTON HEREBY RESOLVESAS FOLLOWS

Public Works utili ty and transportation fees will be charged according to thefollowing schedule which shall supersede any previously adopted Public Works FeeSchedule and take effect as of January 1 2014

PUBLICWORKS FEE SCHEDULE

TypeA Short Term Non pfefif X0 00

Type B Short Term Profit 10000

TypeC cc fee plus four compefte is

based on constructio e

1 Plan Review

Type D Long Term 100 80

CtyRightofWay

1 00 00

Type F Blanket Permits

W 1Wo rd P rocess ing Resolutions PW fe e s ch ed u tility a nd transportation fees strike thru after UC 10 22 13

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Franchise Tclecommunicatiens

FEE

Q t r v c eetVacation 1 200 00

structure Design

50 00

WATERRATES FEE

Water Meter Installation

75 inch

1 inch

1 5 inch

2 inch

3 inch

4 inch

6 inch

600 00

1 100 00

2 400 00

2 800 00

4 400 00

7 800 00

12 500 00

Water Meter Deduct 25 00

Water Base Charge Monthly

Single Family one dwe lli ng u n it

Mul t i F am ily m ore than one dwell ing uni t

Commercial industrial Customers

3 4 inch Service

1 inch Service

1 1 2 inch Service2 inch Service

3 inch Service

4 inch Service

6 inch Service

8 inch Service

10 inch Service

12 inch Service

I n add i t ion to th e month ly water ba se cha r ge each100 cubic feet of water used will be charged as shown

in Water Rates Monthly

Current 2013 Proposed2014

14 00 15 00

14 00 15 00

each dwelling unit

40 00

50 00

75 00100 00

145 00

195 00

290 00

385 00

480 00

575 00

WaterRates Monthly

S i ng le Fam i ly Resid ence O ct May

S in g le F am ily R e sid e n ce Jun Se p t

Mul t i Fami l y O ct May

Mul t i F am i l y Jun Sept

Commercial Industrial OctMay

Commercial Industrial Jun Sept

In addition to the month l y water base charge l istedabove each 100 cubic feet ofwater will be charged at

th e following ratesCurrent 2013 Proposed 2014

2 80

3 90

2 92 3 06

4 08 4 28

3 98 4 18

5 46 5 72

W Wo r d Process ing Resolut ions PW fe e s che d u tility an d t ransporta t ion fees s t ri ke thr u after UC 10 22 13

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Fire ProtectionService Charges Monthly

2 inch Service

3 inch Service

4 inch Service

6 inch Service

8 inch Service10 inch Service

12 inch Service

Per month based on size of service

9 00

20 00

35 00

80 00

120 00200 00

260 00

WATERSERVICES FEE

Water Turn On 50 00

After HourWaterTurn On additional fee for

customer requested after hours water turn on 100 00

Unauthorized Water Usage after shut off for

non paymen

100 00

SpecialMeter Read customerrequested

meter read outside normal read schedule

30 00

Shut off notice 30 00

Change in owner tenant and or third party

paying agent

20 00

20 00

Emergency Conservation Sanc t ion 100 00

Tempo ra r y Wa te r Me te r Depos it75 and 1 water meter

2 5 water meter

Tempora r y Wate r Meter Rental p e r m in imum60 days expiration

75 and 1 water meter

2 5 watermeter

300 00

1 500 00

75 00

150 00

WATER I NTEREST CHARGE RATE

On all water accounts 30 days in arrears from

the date of delinquency until paid8 per annum computed on a monthly bas is

SEWERRATES FEES

Residential Sewer Service

single dwelling unit

Flat rate of 23 10 24740 26 50 per month

TMC 14 16 030 1

Residential Sewer Service multiple dwelling

unit permanent type

Flat rate of 23 4 0 26 40 26 50 per month for

each dwelling un it TM C 14 16 030 2

Commercial and Industrial Sewage Service Flat rate of 4048A 46 50 per month and in

addition a ny u sa ge over 750 cub ic feet of waterper month shall be at the rate of 49 48

46 50 per 750 cubic feet TMC 14 16 030 4

SEWER INTEREST CHARGE RATE

On a ll sewer accounts30 days in arrears from

the date of delinquency unti l pa ida o p er a nn um c om pu t ed on a month ly bas is

W Wo r d P rocess ing Reso lu t ions P W fee s ched u t il it y an d t ransporta t ion fees s t r ike thru after UC 10 22 13

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SURFACEWATERRATES FEE PERYEAR

Sur face Wa te r Utili ty Rate s P e r Year

Category

Service Charge Per Acre

Current 2013 Proposed 2014

129 32 142 24

281 15 309 26

515 30 566 82

768 90 845 78

926 32 1 01894

1 080 55 1 188 60

107 00 per parcel 118 00 per parcel

1 Natural

2 0 20 Developed Surface

3 21 50 Developed Surface

4 51 70 Developed Surface

5 71 85 Developed Surface

6 86 100 DevelopedSurface

7 Single Family Res i den ti a l Pa r ce ls

SURFACEWATER INTEREST CHARGE RATE

On all surface water accounts 30 days in arrears

from the date of delinquency until paid8 p er annum computed on a monthly basis

TRANSPORTAT ION CONCURRENCY TEST F EE SCHEDULE

Fees for Residential Use

UNIT ALL TYPES O F RESIDENTIAL

Between 1 and 3 300 00

Between 4 and 5 600 00

Between 6 and 10 1 200 00

Between 11 and 15 2 000 00

Between 16 and 20 3 500 00

Between 21 and 25 5 000 00

Between 26 and 30 6 500 00

Between 31 and 40 8 000 00

Between 41 and 60 10 000 00

Greater than 60 12 000 00

1 All residen ti al uses de fi ned by th e IT E T r ip Gene ra tion Manual Land Use Codes 20 0 299 in clu d in gs ing le fami ly mult i family mobi le home parks an d shared housing

Fees for Non Resdential Use

GROSSFLOORAREANDUSTRAL2OFFCESRETAL4 EATERY5

INSTITU

TIONAL

PORTS

ALL

OTHER

USES

Less than 5 000 1 000 1 800 2 700 5400 500 1 500

Between 5 001 and 10 000 1 500 2 700 4 050 8 100 1 000 2 000

Between 10 001 and 20 000 2 000 3 600 5 400 10 800 1 500 2 500

Between 20 001 and 30 000 3 000 5 400 8 100 10 800 2 000 2 500

Between 30 001 and 40 000 4 0007 200

10 800 10 8002 500 2

500

Between 40 001 and 50 000 5 000 9 000 13 500 10 800 3 000 2 500

Between 50 001 and 70 000 6 000 10 800 16 200 10 800 4 000 2 500

Between 70 001 and 90 000 7 000 12 600 18 900 10 800 5 000 2 500

Between 90 001 and 150 000 8 000 14 400 21 600 10 800 6 000 2 500

Between 150 001 and 200 000 9 000 16 200 24 300 10 800 7 000 2 500

Greater than 200 000 10 000 18 000 24 300 10 800 8 000 2 500

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2 All industrial agricultural uses defined by the I T E Trip Generat ion Manua l Land Use Codes 1 0 0 1 9 9i nc lud i ng l igh t an d hea vy in d us tr ia l m a n u fa ct ur in g a nd war ehou s in g

3 All office medical an d service r ela ted uses defined b y the IT E T r ip Generat ion Manua l Land Us eCodes 600 699 700 799 and 900 999 inc lud ing genera l o ff ice med i cal f ac il it ies an d banks

4 All re ta il and recreation uses defined by the ITE Trip Generation Manual Land Use Codes 4 00 4 99800 83 0 an d 83 7 899 includ in g re ta il sa les r en ta l s ale s a th le tic c lu b s an d theaters

5 Al l food ser v ice uses defined by the ITE Tr ip Genera t ion Manual Lan d Use Codes 8 3 1 836 exc lu d in gaccessory stand a lone dr ive through espresso stands or similar under 250 s q ft which areassessed 300

6 All institutional an d transportation uses defined by the ITE Trip Generation Manua l Land Use Codes000 099 and 50 0 59 9 in clu d in g s choo ls p la ce s of worship d ay c ar e terminals and t ransi t

PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL O F THE CITY O F TUKWILA WASHINGTON at a

RegularMeeting thereof this day of 2013

ATTESTAUTHENTICATED

Christy O Flaherty MMC City Clerk Ka th y Hougar d y Counci l Pres iden t

APPROVED AS TO FORM BY

Fi led with the City Clerk

Passed by th e C it y Coun cilResolution Number

Shel ley M Kerslake City Attorney

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ATTACHMENT D

Cityof Tukwila

WATER ENTERPRISEFUND

2014 2019 Analysis in 000 s

REVENUES2011

Actual

2012

Actual B u u d g d gudget

zors

Estimate2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Totals

Monthly Water C h a r g e s 1Base Base Base 5 5 5 5 5 5

1 384

CascadeWater Alliance CWA 2 010 2 198 2 186 2 339 2 310 2 402 2 498 2 597 2 726 2 863 15396

RegularCityWater 2 737 2 955 3 026 3 237 3 207 3 367 3 535 3 712 3 898 4 093 21 812

SubtotalWater 4 747 5 153 5 212 5 576 5 517 5 769 6 033 6 309 6 624 6 956 37208

Other MiscellaneousRevenue 215 193 130 145 130 150 170 200 220 230 1 100

InterlocalAgs PWTF Grants 1 888 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

RepaymentofInterfundLoan TUC Ped Bridge 0 50 50 50 50 50 250

Wate r Connec ti on Fees 2 10 4 50 75 50 50 25 25 25 10 185

Total Revenues 6 860 5 354 5 392 5 796 5 697 6 019 6 278 6 584 6 919 7 246 38 743

EXPENDITURES

CWA Purchased Wate r 3 2 010 2 198 2 186 2 000 2 310 2 402 2 498 2 597 2 726 2 863 15 396

WaterOperations Maintenance 1 274 1 689 1 786 1 786 1 827 1 881 1 928 2 005 2 086 2 168 11 895

Deb t Service 4 554 555 544 544 555 550 162 161 162 161 1 751

Interfund Utility Tax 5 1 0 475 518 534 572 565 592 620 651 684 719 3 831

Engineering Labor 7 70 62 74 74 76 78 80 83 85 87 489

Subtotal 4 383 5 022 5 124 4 976 5 333 5 503 5 288 5 497 5 743 5 998 33362

WaterCapital CIPProgram 1 982 191 1 473 112 1 455 1 103 3 297 1 108 730 342 8 035

Total Expenditures 6 365 5 213 6 597 5 088 6 788 6 606 8 585 6 605 6 473 6 340 41 397

FUNDBALANCE

Change inFund Balance la 1 495 141 1 205 708 1 091 587 2 307 21 446 906 2 654

Beginning Balance 6 000 6 043 6 078 6 078 6 786 5 695 5 108 2 801 2 780 3 226 6 786

Ending Balance 6 495 6 184 4 873 6 786 5 695 5 108 2 801 2 780 3 226 4 132 4 132

FundBalance

Reserved @ 1 2 0 of revenue 1 070 1 078 1 139 1 204 1 256 1 317 1 384 1 384

Unreserved 5 716 4 617 3 969 1 597 1 525 1 909 2 748 2 748

Ending Balance 6 495 6 184 4 873 6 786 5 695 5 108 2 801 2 780 3 226 4 132 4 132

a Revenues in excessof less than expenditures

ltl Annual reserve balance requirement equals 2 0 of the prior year operating revenues

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ATTACHMENT E

Cityof Tukwila

SEWERENTERPRISEFUND

2014 2019 Analysis in000 s

REVENUES20

Acttual

2012

Actual

u

Budget Estimate2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Tota

Monthly Sewe r Cha r ge s20 20 20 15 10 5 5 5 5

1 580

K in g C o un ty M e tr o Sewer1

3 385 3 611 3 749 3 815 3 749 3 951 4 022 4 191 4 254 4 322 24 4

R e g u l a r City S e w e r 2 2 128 2 693 1 886 2 586 2 896 3 128 3 253 3 383 3 518 3 659 19 8

Subtotal Sewer Revenue 5 513 6 304 5 635 6 401 6 645 7 079 7 275 7 574 7 772 7 981 44 3

OtherMisc Revenue 184 200 150 150 150 160 180 200 210 220 1 1

Grant Bonds PWTF 1 228 2 750 45 705 0 0 0 800 0 1 5

Sewer Connection Fees 3 115 104 120 213 120 120 125 125 100 100 6

Total Revenues 7 040 6 610 6 655 6 809 7 620 7 359 7 580 7 899 8 882 8 301 47 6

EXPENDITURES

SewerOperations Maintenance

K in g Co un ty Me tr o Sewer4

3 385 3 611 3 749 3 815 3 749 3 951 4 022 4 191 4 254 4 322 24 4

Regular City Sewer5

913 1 106 987 1 200 1 012 1 036 1 067 1 099 1 132 1 166 6 5

Debt Serv ice 6 357 356 355 355 394 392 391 389 390 448 2 4

Interfund Utility Ta x 7 10 562 647 579 655 680 724 745 777 798 820 4 5

Engineering Labor 9 137 85 74 74 77 78 80 83 85 87 4

Subtotal 5 354 5 805 5 744 6 099 5 912 6 181 6 305 6 539 6 659 6 843 38 4

Sewer Capital CIPProgram 2 327 484 1 420 650 1 700 1 340 1 240 1 240 1 300 1 083 7 9

Total Expenditures 7 681 6 289 7 164 6 749 7 612 7 521 7 545 7 779 7 959 7 926 46 3

FUND BALANCE

Change inFund Balance a 641 321 509 60 9 162 34 120 923 375 1 2

Beginning Balance 1 685 1 890 2 199 2 199 2 259 2 268 2 105 2 140 2 259 3 182 2 2

Ending Balance 1 044 2 211 1 691 2 259 2 268 2 105 2 140 2 259 3 182 3 557 3 5

Fund Balance

Reserved 20 of prior year s revenue 1 322 1 353 1 383 1 472 1 516 1 580 1 616 1 6

Unreserved 937 915 722 668 743 1 602 1 941 1 9

Ending Balance 1 044 2 211 1 691 2 259 2 268 2 105 2 140 2 259 3 182 3 557 3 55

If th e Ending Fund Balance Accumulated Totals listed above goes negat ive an interfund loan would be r eq u es te d a nd a n eme rg en c y r at e

increase m ay be cons idered

a Revenues in excess of less than expenditures

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City of TukwilaCAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

for

2014 2019

SEWER ENTERPRISE FUND

402 98

CIPOther After Six

Page PROJECT TITLE 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 TOTAL Sources Years

72 Annual Sewer Repair Program

73 CBDSanitarySewer Rehabilitation

74 Sewer Lift Station No 2 Upgrades

75 Sewer Repair West of Strander Blvd Bridge

76 Va lle y V iew Wes t Hill Sewer T r an s fe r A re a

77 G IS I nv e nt or y o f Sewer S y s tem

78 Future Sewer Lift Station No 13

79 Southcenter Blvd Sewer Upgrade

80 Sewer Comprehensve Plan

Sewer Lift Stations Nos 3 4

Sewer Replacement at 14025 Interurban AveAbandon Sewer Lift Station No 9

Sewer Lift Station No 12

APW Sewer connection to KC Metro

Sewer Repair at 14438 59th Ave S

Pove r t y Hill Sewe r Revi tal izat ion

Ryan Hill Sewer Revitalization

75

820

575

120

110

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

200

1 040

0

0

0

100

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

200

1 040

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

200

1 040

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

200

1 100

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

200

0

0

0

0

0

278

180

425

0

0

0

0

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5 040

575

120

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278

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1 505 0

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0 2 133

0 1 380

0 0

0 980

0 940

0 605

0 4 400

0 150

0 200

0 1 230

0 1 143

GrandTotal 1 700 1 340 1 240 1 240 1 300 1 083 7 903 1 505 20 961

Denotesother funding sources grants ormitigation

Project sheets scheduled beyond 2019

can be found in the City s website underPublic WorksCapital Improvement Program

Changes from 2013 to 2014 CIP

Deletions

55th Ave S SanitarySewer Line Repair completed in 2013Sewer Repair at 5700 Southcenter Blvd combined into CBD Sewer Rehabilitation

Sewer Lift Station Locations

Lift Station N o 1 Master Telemetry Panel

Lift Station No 2 Backup Dialer

Lift Station No 3

Lift Station No 4

Lift Station No 5

Lift Station No 6

Lift StationNo 7 Abandoned in 2011

Lift Station No 8

Lift Station No 9

Lift Station No 10

Lift Station No 11

Lift Station No 12

Lift Station No 13

600 Minkler Blvd Shops

1105 Andover PkW atMinkler Blvd

550 Minkler Blvd

6790 Todd Blvd Southcenter South

6830 F o rt D e nt W a y e ntr an ce to Pa rk

6820 Fort Dent Way in Park

was at 14601 Interurban replaced by gravitysewer

13359 56thAve S Foster Point new in 2007

12638 Interurban Suburban Propane

12218 51st PI S Allentown new in 2007

18799 Southcenter Pkwy new in 2012

255 Andover Pa rk W Ke y Bank parking lot at mal l

Future Tukwila Pkwy Andover Park W

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CITY OF TUKWILA CAPITAL PROJECT SUMMARY

2014 to 2019

PROJECT CBD Sanitary Sewer RehabilitationProject No 91140203

DESCRIPTION

JUSTIFICATION

STATUS

MAINT IMPACT

COMMENT

The asbestos concrete p ipe in the CB D commercial business district is approximately 45 years ol d and

becoming soft Slip l ining t he p ip e will reinforce the st rength with little impac t to roadways an d min ima l excava tion

If th e p ipe collapses th e street will have to be excavated a nd th e cos t of the repa i rs will be significant In the

last five yearswe have had two major pipe failures on Andover ParkWest

A P u blic Wo r ks T ru s t F un d loan wa s successfully obtained in 2012 fo r c on st ru c ti on

Reducedmaintenance and repair costs

The l im i ts of the 2013project is APW toAPE from Mnkler Blvd to S 180 th S t and will now include the repair to the

sewer under the railroad tracks

FINANCIAL Through Estimated

00 s 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 BEYOND TOTAL

EXPENSES

Desgn 160 20 20 20 20 80 320

Land R W 0

Const Mgmt 10 100 120 120 120 120 590

Construction 10 700 900 900 900 900 4 310

TOTAL EXPENSES 0 180 820 1 040 1 040 1 040 1 100 0 0 5 220

FUND SOURCES

Awarded Grant 0

PWTF Proposed PWTF 45 705 800 1 550

Mitigation Actual 0

Mitigation Expected 0

Utility Revenue 0 135 115 1 040 1 040 1 040 300 0 0 3 670

TOTALSOURCES 0 180 820 1 040 1 040 1 040 1 100 0 0 5 220

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ATTACHMENT F

Cityof Tukwila

SURFACEWATER ENTERPRISE FUND

2014 2019 Analysis in000 s

REVENUES2011

Amctual zodgctuu al Budgetuudg Estimate

t

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Total

Reserved r o 1 2 0 of r evenue

10 10 5 5 10 20 10 10 10 10

1 362

Annual Bil l ings Current I 3 320 3 669 3 833 3 833 4 217 5 060 5 566 6 123 6 735 7 408 35 109

Other Revenues 56 55 19 20 20 30 50 75 75 80 330

Grants Bond P roceed s 2 131 131 355 45 335 90 95 545 45 45 1 155

TotalRevenues 3 507 3 855 4 207 3 898 4 572 5 180 5 711 6 743 6 855 7 533 36 594

EXPENDITURES

Operations Maintenance 1 343 1 445 1 667 1 667 1 752 1 790 1 879 1 954 2 032 2 113 11 520

Deb t Serv ice 3 345 308 315 315 314 313 312 311 310 308 1 868

Interfund Utility Tax 4 1 0 335 369 385 385 424 509 562 620 681 749 3 544

Engineering Labor 6 289 301 275 275 285 293 302 311 321 330 1 842

Subtotal 2 312 2 423 2 642 2 642 2 775 2 905 3 055 3 196 3 344 3 500 18774

SSWM Capital CIPProgram 1 230 1 170 2 485 1 500 3 565 1 718 2 510 2 674 2 212 2 263 14 942

Total Expenditures 3 542 3 593 5 127 4 142 6 340 4 623 5 565 5 870 5 556 5 763 33 716

FUNDBALANCE

Change inF un d Balance la l 35 262 920 244 1 768 557 146 873 1 299 1 770 2 878

Beginning Ba lance 2 291 2 151 2 329 2 329 2 085 317 874 1 021 1 894 3 193 2 085

Ending Ba lance 2 256 2 413 1 409 2 085 317 874 1 021 1 894 3 193 4 963 4 963

FundBalance

Reserved r o 1 2 0 of r evenue 745 771 847 1 018 1 123 1 240 1 362 1 362

Unreserved 1 340 453 27 3 771 1 953 3 601 3 601

EndingBalance 2 256 2 413 1 409 2 085 317 874 1 021 1 894 3 193 4 963 4 963

la i Revenues in excess of less than expenditures

b Annual reserve balance requirement equals 2 0 of the prior year operating revenues

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UTILITIESCOMMITTEE

Meeting Mnutes

October 21 2013 5 00 p m Conference Room 1

City ofTukwilaUtilitiesCommittee

PRESENT

Councilmembers Joe Duffle Chai r Denn is Robe r tso n Allan Ekberg Absent Verna Sea lStaff KimberlyMate j B ob G ib er so n F r an k I r iar te Gail Labanara P at Brodin Ryan Larson Mike

Cusick Robin Tischmak Peggy McCarthy and Laurel Humphrey

CALL TOORDER Commi t tee Chair Duffle called the meet ing to order at 5 00 p m

I PRESENTATIONS

No presentations

II BUSINESSAGENDA

A Water Sewer and Surface Water Rates for 2014

Staff is seeking Council approval of a resolution adopt ing a new Public Works fee schedule to upda te water

sewer an d surface water rates for 2014 Commi t tee packets i nc lude rate compar ison charts for adjoiningcities for each type

Water After analyzing t he nee d s of the water enterpr ise fund staff is p ropos ing a 5 increase from 14 00

to 15 00 for s ingle family and multi family residential cus tomers a consump t i on charge inc rease of 0 14

0 20 p er 100 cub ic feet ofwater formulti family an d a consump t i on cha rge inc rease of 0 20 0 26 per

100 cubic feet ofwater for commercial industrial zones The proposed increase will maintain the current

level of service and lessen the impact of future increases for purchased water Cascade Water Alliance

wholesale rates are projected to increase 5 1 for 2014

Sewe r T he s ewe r fund is in very good shape currently at 96 of expec ted revenues Staff is proposing a10 increase from 23 10 to 25 40 per mon th for single family an d multi family residential cus tomersand from 40 48 to 44 52 for commercial industrial service with additional charges for usage over 750

cubic feet King Coun t y is not increasing it s rate for sewage d isposal fees in 2014 remain ing 39 79 p er

res iden t ia l e q u iv a le n t p e r month The King Coun ty sewage t r ea tmen t capaci ty charge will increase f rom

53 50 to 55 35 p er mon th Staff noted that th is is a middle of the road approach an d increasing the rate

by a higher percentage could allow mo r e sliplining work to be c om p l ete d s oo ne r CBD Sa n it ar y S ewe rRehabilitation in the Capital Improvement Program Committee members were in favor of this idea and

asked that a 15 rate increase be prepared for Committee of the Whole discussion

Surface Water Staff is p ropos i ng a 10 increase from 107 to 118 per residential parcel per year and an

increase to 142 22 to 1 188 86 per 4 356 square foot for commercial industrial Tukwila s surface water

ra te is lower than adjoining cit ies Counc i lmembe r Ekberg noted this is a tricky r ate to explain to res identsand staff noted there was an informative article in the TukwilaReporter Committee members expressed

in terest in receiv ing a fu ture briefing on the imp lementat ion of a robus t water quality inspect ion programan d staff c on cu rr ed t ha t EPA r eq u ir em e n ts are likely to get stricter in the coming years

In addition to set t ing the utility rates outlined above the p roposed resolution r emoves th e Public Worksdevelopment permt fees as those fees are represented in a new DCD resolution under separate

considerat ion by the Council UNANIMOUS APPROVAL FORWARD TO OCTOBER 28

COMMITTEE OF THEWHOLE