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RESOLUTION NO. 81-803
SETTING WATER AND SANITARY SEWER AREA AND
RESIDENTIAL EQUIVALENT CONNECTION CHARGES
WHEREAS, the city has obligated itself financially for the construction of sanitary
sewer interceptors, trunks, forcemains and lift stations and water trunk mains,
pumping and storage facilities for the benefit of present and future resi"dents; and
WHEREAS, it has been determined by this Council that the most equitable:and'reason-
,able way of financing said improvements is through a combination of area charge upon
land benefited by such improvements as well as connect:ion charges for specific uses;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH,
that the following water and sanitary sewer area and residential equivalent connec-
tion REC charges be and the same are adopted by the City of Plymouth for all land"
deemed to be benefited from water and/or sanitary sewer facilities which have not
heretofore been assessed for said benefits by the city effective January 1, 1982.
WATER
Area Charges:
Residential Zones - $525 per 1/2 acre or per dwelling unit
Business and Ind. Zones - $1,575 per acre
Residential Equivalent Connection Charqes:
Residential Zones - $415 per dwelling unit
Business and Ind. Zones - See NOTE 1 below
SANITARY SEWER
Area Charges:
Residential Zones - $330 per 1/2 acre or per dwelling unit
Business and Ind. Zones - $990 per acre
Residential Equivalent Connection Charges.:
Residential Zones - $275 per dwelling unit
Business and Ind. Zones - See NOTE 1 below
NOTE 1: Residential Equivalent Connection (REC) charges for business and industrial
zoned land shall be applied to each specific use in determining that par-
ticular uses water and sanitary sewer REC charges based upon the following:
The relationship between the estimated annual demand (volume) for water
and sanitary sewer service based upon one REC being equivalent to 72,000
gallons of water and 72,000 gallons of sewage flow per year as projected
by the City Engineer for said use.