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Home My WebLink AboutItem 10.eNovember 17, 2014 Resolution Adopting the Fee Schedule Proposed Action Item No. Staff recommends adoption of the following motion: Move to approve the Resolution Adopting the Fee Schedule. Approval of the Resolution will result in the revisions to and approval of the schedule of fees. Overview The fee schedule is reviewed annually to ensure that rate structures accurately reflect cost of services provided. The proposed 2015 budget anticipated adjustment of certain fees. The proposed changes are consistent with the discussions conducted at the budget work sessions. Primary Issues to Consider (see attached) •5 Which fees are proposed to be adjusted and by how much? Supporting Information Financial Impact: $ varies budgeted: Yes Source: Various utili1y funds Related Documents (CIP, ERP, etc.): Notes: fee changes will result in additional revenue The 2015 proposed fee schedule has been reviewed by the various departments and the following recommendations are listed below. Proposed Fee Changes Antenna Site Leases The lease rates for antenna sites are as follows: Proposed Fee Increases EngineedU Personnel staffing rates billed on a per hour basis were adjusted to be in line with current wage and benefit rates. Licenses Massage therapy licenses for individuals are increased to $50 and for massage therapy centers to $150. The increase is expected to raise $1,325 in additional revenues to cover the additional costs associated with police and administrative staff time required for renewals. Solid waste/recycling license is increased to $425 annually, which will generate approximately $500 more annually to cover the cost of issuing the license. Peddler license to be increased to $50. 2015 Antenna Site Leases - Cellular/PCS/Other a) Antenna rate per month per antenna. Limit one coaxial transmission cable per antenna $ 180 b) Additional coaxial transmission cable per month $ 90 c) Land lease per month per square foot - adjacent to water tower or monopole $ 2.00 d) Lease space in City Building per month per 2' x 2' floor space $ 4.00 e) Microwave or satellite dish up to 2' per month $ 180 f) Microwave or satellite dish up to 3' per month $ 235 g) Microwave or satellite dish up to 4' per month $ 300 Proposed Fee Increases EngineedU Personnel staffing rates billed on a per hour basis were adjusted to be in line with current wage and benefit rates. Licenses Massage therapy licenses for individuals are increased to $50 and for massage therapy centers to $150. The increase is expected to raise $1,325 in additional revenues to cover the additional costs associated with police and administrative staff time required for renewals. Solid waste/recycling license is increased to $425 annually, which will generate approximately $500 more annually to cover the cost of issuing the license. Peddler license to be increased to $50. Planning and Zoning The home occupation permit fee is increased to $100. The escrow required for Comp Plan Amendments is increasing to $2,000 to adequately cover costs of the amendments. Personnel staffing rates billed on a per hour basis were adjusted to be in line with current wage and benefit rates. Public Safety Charges Investigation fees are based on the amount of police staff time required to do the background checks for the initial applications: • Massage Centers and Massage Therapists are increased to $300 and $150, respectively. • Pawn brokers and precious metal dealers are increased to $500 per covered owner. • Sexually oriented businesses are increased to $500. Accident photos will be charged at the actual cost of the photos. The amount charged for false alarms are amended to the following rate structure: 1st Alarm - No charge 2nd Alarm - $35 3rd Alarm - $35 41 Alarm - $50 5th Alarm - $100 Each alarm over 5 Alarms - $150 each Finger printing for non-residents was increased to $35. The increase in the police officer security fee by $13 per hour (from $72 per hour to $85 per hour) is due to the increase in the hourly rate and related benefits of the police officers. Towing administration is increased to $35 per vehicle per incident. Car seat installation for non-residents is increased to $35. Installation for residents continues to be offered free of charge. Police administered court order alcohol breath tests for non-residents increased to $50 while this service is still offered to residents for free. Public Works Personnel staffing rates billed on a per hour basis were adjusted to be in line with current wage and benefit rates. Equipment rates were adjusted to be consistent with rates charged by vendors. The cost to purchase various sizes of water meters was adjusted to be in line with the cost the City is charged by the vendor. Utility Billing Fees Water and sanitary sewer rates are proposed to increase primarily as a result of major maintenance projects. Water rate adjustments will finance water main replacements; sanitary sewer rate adjustments will finance the major maintenance of lift stations. There are no proposed changes to street lights or surface water management fees. 2014 2015 Fee Structure Basis Actual Proposed Increase Water base rate Account $ 3.75 $ 3.98 S 0.23 `Vater tier 1 (<30 thousand gallons) Gallonage $ 0.89 $ 0.94 $ 0.05 Water tier 2 (30 - 49 thousand gallons) Gallonage $ 1.40 S 1.48 $ 0.08 Water tier 3 (>49 thousand gallons) Gallonage $ 2.40 S 2.54 $ 0.14 State of MN Nater testing fee Connection $ 1.59 $ 1.59 $ - Sanitary sewer base rate Account $ 6.65 $ 6.85 $ 0.20 Sanitary sewer usage (1,000 gallons) Gallonage $ 3.29 $ 3.39 $ 0.10 Sanitary sewer non -metered accounts Account $ 65.87 $ 67.87 $ 2.00 Street lights (residential) Account $ 8.14 $ 8.14 $ - Street lights (non-residential) Front foot $ 0.2277 $ 0.2277 $ - Surface water management fee REU $ 7.00 $ 7.00 $ - Proposed Additional Fees: Public Safety Charges Investigation fee of $150 for tobacco retailers was added based on the amount of police staff time required to do the background checks. DVDs were added at $25. Permits Permits for sprinkler fire protection for residential buildings were added as follows: • New Construction $90 • Remodel $45 Police security services when the use of a reserve officer will be charged at $25 per hour. Proposed Removal of Fees: The following fees are proposed to be removed from the fee schedule as they are no longer applicable. General Government Services The fees charged for black and white paper copies, CDs and DVDs have been reduced to zero since most are provided electronically. Utility customer lists will be provided in electronic format at no charge. The fees charged for recycling containers was removed since these are no longer available and typically supplied by the individual waste haulers. Licenses The following licenses are proposed to be removed from the fee schedule due to no public purpose for issuing the license: • Tree Removal ($25 fee) • Kennel License ($100 fee) 0 Kennel License Transfer ($25 fee) Planning and Zoning The cost for publications was eliminated as these items are provided in electronic format: • Comprehensive Plan Update • Zoning Ordinance • Subdivision Ordinance • Sign Ordinance • Zoning Map • 2020 Land Use Map • All Publications in CD Format I. CITY OF LAKEVILLE RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE FEE SCHEDULE NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following schedule of fees is hereby approved effective for all revenues received after January 1, 2015. 2015 SCHEDULE OF FEES LICENSES A. Massage Therapist B. Massage Therapy Center C. Parades and Outdoor Entertainment D. Pawn Brokers and Precious Metal Dealers E. Sexually Oriented Business F. Solid Waste/Recyclable Material Collection (ord. 3-8) 1. Class A 2. Class B G. Taxicab H. Peddlers and transient merchants I. Fireworks 1. Sales - in-store 2. Sales -temporary facility J. Tobacco Licenses II. PERMITS A. Excavating and Mining • 10,000 cubic yards or less • 10,001 to 250,000 cubic yards plus annual fee of $1,000.00 (including first year) • 250,001 to 500,000 cubic yards plus annual fee of $1,650.00 (including first year) • 500,001 or more cubic yards plus annual fee of $2,250.00 (including first year) B. Burning Permit (no charge for recreational fires) C. Explosives Permits $ 50.00 (ord. 3-16) $ 150.00 $ 25.00 (ord.3-5-5) $ 8,000.00 (ord. 3-15) $ 300.00 (ord. 3-10) $ 425.00 $ 425.00 $ 25.00 (ord. 3-9) $ 50.00 (ord.3-13) $ 100.00 (ord. 3-20) $ 350.00 $ 300.00/yr. (ord. 3-6) (ord. 7-14) $ 750.00 $1,025.00 $1,100.00 $1,400.00 $ 35.00 (ord. 4-3) $ 50.00 (ord. 8-2) Schedule of Fees (continued) D. Outdoor Fireworks Display Permit $ 100.00 E. Right of way permit fees (ord. 7-15) Comprehensive Plan Update 1. Excavation Permit Fee $225.00 plus $0.21 Zoning Ordinance per lineal foot for 3. each excavation foot over No Charge 2,640 feet 2. Obstruction Permit Fee $ 55.00 3. Registration Filing Fee $ 45.00 4. Delay Penalty $ 80.00 Note: Security required pursuant to ordinance 7-15-13.8.2 No Charge F. Construction - related permit fees (ord. 7-15) Publications listed above available in CD format 1. Residential Driveway/Curb-cut Application Fee $ 50.00 2. Filling/Grading Permit Application Fee $ 75.00 1111. PLANNING AND ZONING A. Publications Antenna rate per month per antenna. 1. Comprehensive Plan Update No Charge 2. Zoning Ordinance No Charge 3. Subdivision Ordinance No Charge 4. Sign Ordinance No Charge 5. Zoning Map No Charge 6. 2020 Land Use Map No Charge 7. Publications listed above available in CD format No Charge IV. GENERAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES A. Antenna Site Leases - Cellular/PCS/Other 1. Antenna rate per month per antenna. $180.00 (Limit one coaxial transmission cable per antenna) 2. Additional coaxial transmission cable per month $ 90.00 3. Land lease per month per sq. ft. -adjacent to water tower monopole $ 2.00 4. Lease space in City building per month per 2'x2' floor space $ 4.00 5. Microwave or satellite dish up to 2' per month $180.00 6. Microwave or satellite dish up to 3' per month $235.00 7. Microwave or satellite dish up to 4' per month $300.00 B. Community Map/Brochure (single copy) C. Convenience Fees - on-line credit card payments D Copies K No Charge Utilities - $3.75/transaction Inspections - $2.50/transaction Schedule of Fees (continued) (black and white 11"x 17" or less single sided) $ 0.00 per page (black and white greater than 11" x 17") $ 0.00 per page CDs/DVDs $ 0.00 each E. Copies (colored 8'/z" x 11" single -sided $.94 + $.06 sales tax) $ 1.00/page F. Faxing $ .25 local $ 1.00 long distance, within Continental US G. Maps • 11"x17" • 18" x 24" 0 24" x 34" • 36" x 48" B & W Color $ 3.00 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 $10.00 $ 7.00 $15.00 $15.00 $20.00 H. Notary $ 1.00 I. Recycling (clean-up day) • Appliances $ 25.00/ea. J. Returned Checks $ 30.00 K. Utility Customer List in electronic format No Charge (sales tax included) L. Finance Charges.....Computed at 1.5% per month (18.0% annual) on account balances unpaid after the date due. M. Weed Mowing - special assessment, administrative $ 90.00/lot N. Zoning Letter $ 50.00 V. ANIMAL FEES/LICENSES A. Dog license (bi-annual) B. Dog license neutered/spayed (bi-annual) C. Transfer - replacement D. Transfer - ownership E. Pickup F. Boarding G. Dangerous Dog VI. PUBLIC SAFETY CHARGES A. Accident photo B. Digital photos or audio recording (digital -CD) C. DVD D. Police report/animal license listings E. Alarm System -first call (per year) - second call 3 $ 20.00 $ 20.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ 25.00 $ 25.00 $ 100.00 actual cost $ 10.00 $ 25.00 $ 0.25/per page No Charge $ 35.00 Schedule of Fees (continued) - third call $ 35.00 - fourth call $ 50.00 - fifth call $ 100.00 - Over five calls $ 150.00/ea. F. Cash deposit escort service $ 25.00 G. Fingerprinting (resident) $ 10.00 Fingerprinting (non-resident) $ 35.00 H. Fire incident reports (Minnesota Statute 169.09) $ 0.25/per page I. FEMA Emergency Incident Charges (1 hour minimum, includes personnel) $ 500.00 • Aerial truck $ 525.00/hr. • Engine company $ 315.00/hr. • Rescue squad $ 315.00/hr. • Tanker truck $ 210.00/hr. • Grass rigs $ 157.50/hr. • Officer Vehicle & Utility Truck $ 105.00/hr. J. Response Fees / Fire $ 5.00/person • Gas line encroachment $ 315.00/hr. • Car accidents involving extrication $ 315.00/hr. • Extinguish illegal burning (includes recreational fire) $ 315.00/hr. • Hazardous materials incidents (actual cost/time as listed above) N/C 2) Non-residents K. Investigation 35.00 • 3.2% malt liquor $ 300.00 • Intoxicating liquor $ 500.00 • Wine $ 300.00 • Massage therapist $ 150.00 • Massage Center $ 300.00 • Pawn brokers & precious metal dealers $ 500.00/listed owner A. Billable Transaction Fee a. Electronic $ 1.50/transaction b. Manual $ 2.50/transaction • Tobacco $ 150.00 • Sexually oriented businesses $ 500.00 L. Letters of clear record (including but not limited to adoption or foreign jurisdiction request) $ 5.00 (on letterhead or notarized) M. Police Summary reports (customized) $ 20.00/week N. Police Officers (Effective April 1, 2015) $ 85.00/hr. O. Reserve Officer (Effective April 1, 2015) $ 25.00/hr. P. Records check - daycare (over age 18) $ 5.00/person Q. Towing administration $ 35.00/vehicle/incident R. Accident Report (Minnesota Statute 169.09) $ 0.25/per page S. Car Seat Installation 1) Residents N/C 2) Non-residents $ 35.00 51 Schedule of Fees (continued) T. Archive Retrieval $ 10.00 + cost/copy U. Police Administered Court Order Alcohol Breath Tests Residents N/C Non-residents $ 50.00 V. Vehicle Impound Administrative Fee $ 225.00 per vehicle Vehicle Impound Storage Fee $ 5.00 per day VII. PUBLIC WORKS A. Staff Services Per Hour Streets and Parks: Motor Grader Part-time seasonal $ 30.00 Service Tech $ 72.00 Maintenance II $ 72.00 Lead Maintenance $ 74.00 Lead Service Tech $ 77.00 Fleet, Street, Parks Supervisor $ 90.00 Superintendent $ 110.00 Operations & Maintenance Manager $ 115.00 Administration $ 56.00 A. Staff Services (Cont.) Per Hour Utilities: $ Part-time seasonal $ 35.00 Maintenance II $ 72.00 Lead Maintenance $ 76.00 Utilities Supervisor $ 90.00 Superintendent $ 110.00 B. Eaubment Use Fees Loader $ 45.00 Motor Grader $ 55.00 Dump Truck Tandem $ 45.00 Dump Truck Tandem w/Plow Equipment $ 77.00 Dump Truck Single Axle $ 33.00 Dump Truck Single Axle w/Plow Equipment $ 67.00 Mini Dump 1 -Ton $ 29.00 Mini Dump 1 -Ton w/Snow Plow $ 39.00 Pick -Up 3/a -Ton $ 18.00 Pick -Up 1 -Ton 4x4 $ 25.00 Pick -Up 1 -Ton 4x4 w/Snow Plow $ 35.00 Truck w/Boom $ 35.00 Walk Behind Striper $ 6.00 5 Schedule of Fees (continued) Asphalt Roller $ 47.00 Bituminous Hot Box Patch Trailer $ 39.00 Skid Steer $ 25.00 Sweeper Attachment $ 14.00 Landscape Planer Attachment $ 6.00 Trailers $ 10.00 MT Trackless with Attachments $ 39.00 Air Compressor (185 CFS) $ 18.00 Street Sweeper Elgin $ 50.00 Tanker Truck (2,000 Gallons) $ 44.00 Articulating Tractor/Blower/Ditch Mower $ 50.00 10" Tree Chipper $ 25.00 Fork Lift (5,000 Ib. capacity) $ 18.00 Tractor Backhoe $ 26.00 Mini Excavator $ 24.00 Sewer Camera Truck $200.00 Vactor (with two operators) $ 250.00 Includes vactor operator and helper (Minimum of 3 hours) C. Hydrant Meter Deposit • 5/8" meter $ 500.00 • 3" meter $2,000.00 D. Hydrant Meter Rental • 5/8" meter • 3" meter $ 3.00/calendar day: $100 minimum/agreement $ 10.00/calendar day: $50minimum/agreement E. Water Meters -sales of all water meters must include radio read technoloav as determined by the City. • 3/4" R900i $ 305.00 0 1 " R900i $ 385.00 • 1 1/2" R900i $ 720.00 • 2" R900i $ 870.00 • 1 1/2" turbo E -Coder price established at time of issuance • 2" turbo E -Coder $ 925.00 • 3" turbo E -Coder $ 1,535.00 • 4" turbo E -Coder Price established at time of issuance • 2" compound E -Coder $ 1,990.00 • 3" compound E -coder Price established at time of issuance • 4" compound E -Coder Price established at time of issuance F. Pressure Reducing Valves TI Schedule of Fees (continued) • 3/411 .............................. $ 85.00 • 1" ............................... $ 100.00 • 1-1/2 ............................ $ 275.00 2" ................................. $ 395.00 • 3" ............................... Price established at time of issuance G. R900 Hybrid Radio Transmitter $ 110.00 H. Water Meter Credits....A credit (equal to the original price paid) will be issued for a 5/8" water meter less than three (3) years old that is exchanged for a larger water meter. VIII. ENGINEERING 1. Comprehensive Plans a. Comprehensive Park Plan b. Comprehensive Trail Plan c. Comprehensive Water Plan on CD d. Comprehensive Transportation Plan on CD e. Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer Plan on CD f. Water Resources Management Plan on CD g. Wetland Management Plan 2. Digital Data • Data transfer (minimum 1 hour charge) 3. Reproduced Engineering record drawings, construction plans, street, subdivision, water and sewer maps, as-builts, drainage plans, aerial photos and any copies over 11"x 17" 4. E-mail pdf copies over 11" x 17" 5. Special Assessment Search 6. Standard Specifications Standard Specifications on CD 7. Detail Plates $20.00/copy (sales tax included) $20.00/copy (sales tax included) $25.00/copy (sales tax included) $25.00/copy (sales tax included) $25.00/copy (sales tax included) $25.00/copy (sales tax included) $60.00/copy (sales tax included) $ 50.00/hr. $ 7.00/copy (sales tax included) $ 7.00/copy (sales tax included) $ 25.00/parcel $ 35.00/set (sales tax included) $ 25.00/set (sales tax included) $ 25.00/set (sales tax included) 8. Topographic Maps • Topographic maps available from Dakota County Survey and Land Information Office. 7 Schedule of Fees (continued) X. UTILITY BILLING FEES (effective for all accounts billed on or after February 1, 2015). I. Sewer Rates A. Residential 1. Charges shall be based on actual water consumption, or the water consumed during the first quarter of the year, whichever is less. 2. When an account is newly established, the sewer maximum charge shall be set at 18,000 gallons of sewer use. Sewer charge for the remainder of the year will be at this figure, or actual usage, whichever is less. The total for 18,000 gallons is therefore $67.87. 3. A basic sewer charge of $6.85 dwelling unit per quarter will be charged for all accounts. 4. Cost per thousand gallons shall be $3.39. 5. A flat rate of $67.87 dwelling unit per quarter shall be charged to those residential customers who do not have metered water. 6. Residential customers shall be billed for a minimum of 5,000 gallons per quarter. B. Industrial, Institutional and Commercial 1. Charges shall be based on actual gallons of water consumed. 2. A basic sewer charge of $6.85 per quarter will be charged for all accounts. 3. Cost per thousand gallons of usage shall be $3.39. 4. Industrial, Institutional and Commercial customers shall be billed for a minimum of 5,000 gallons per quarter. 5. When a separate water system is installed and is limited to uses that cannot enter the sewer system, no charge shall be made for sewer on the water metered for said system. C. Manufactured home parks and multiple -family dwellings served by a single meter shall be charged for the number of units each quarter at the time the meter is read. The sewer charges for each quarter shall be determined by dividing the total gallons of water by number of units. Schedule of Fees (continued) 1. Charges shall be based on actual water consumption, or the water consumed during the first quarter of the year, whichever is less. 2. A basic sewer charge of $6.85 per quarter per dwelling unit will be charged for all accounts. 3. Cost per thousand gallons of consumption shall be $3.39. 4. The charges per dwelling unit shall be based on a minimum of 5,000 gallons per quarter. II. Water Rates A. Residential 1. Charges shall be based on actual metered gallons consumed each quarter. 2. A basic water charge of $3.98 per quarter will be charged for each account. a) Tier one consumption - Shall be $0.94 per thousand gallons for the first 30 thousand gallons. b) Tier two consumption - Shall be $1.48 per thousand gallons in excess of 30 thousand gallons but less than or equal to 49 thousand gallons. c) Tier three consumption - Shall be $2.54 per thousand gallons consumption exceeding 49 thousand gallons. B. Commercial, Industrial and Institutional 1. Charges shall be based on actual metered gallons consumed each quarter. 2. A basic water charge of $3.98 per quarter will be charged for each account. a) Tier one consumption - Shall be $0.94 per thousand gallons for the first 30 thousand gallons. b) Tier two consumption - Shall be $1.48 per thousand gallons in excess of 30 thousand gallons. c) Irrigation sprinkler accounts shall be billed at $2.54 per thousand gallons. C. Manufactured Home Parks and multi -family dwellings 9 Schedule of Fees (continued) 1. Charges shall be based on actual metered gallons consumed each quarter. 2. A basic water charge of $3.98 per quarter will be charged for each dwelling unit. a) Tier one consumption - Shall be $0.94 per thousand gallons for the first 30 thousand gallons for each unit. b) Tier two consumption - Shall be $1.48 per thousand gallons in excess of 30 thousand gallons but less than or equal to 49 thousand gallons for each unit. c) Tier three consumption - Shall be $2.54 per thousand gallons consumption exceeding 49 thousand gallons for each unit. D. Irrigation sprinkler accounts shall be billed at $2.54 per thousand gallons. E. Bulk water accounts 1. Shall be billed at $2.70 per thousand gallons 2. Account setup fee of $10.00/account F. For those accounts whereby an accurate reading cannot be determined due to faulty meter, water consumption shall be established to be 18,000 gallons per quarter per dwelling unit. III. State water testing fee $1.59/quarter/connection IV. Streetlights 1. Utility accounts served by water and/or sanitary sewer A. Residential $ 8.14/dwelling unit/quarter B. Multiple Family $ 8.14/dwelling unit/quarter C. Institutional $ 0.2277/front foot/quarter D. Commercial/Industrial $ 0.2277/front foot/quarter E. New subdivisions, as part of $ 32.56/residential dwelling unit development contract 2. Utility accounts not served by water and or sanitary sewer shall be billed annually A. Residential $ 32.56/dwelling unit/year B. Multiple Family $ 32.56/dwelling unit/year C. Manufactured Homes and No charge Manufactured Home Parks V. Surface Water Management Fee 10 Schedule of Fees (continued) 1. Utility accounts served by water and/or sanitary sewer A. The single family (residential equivalent utility factor) Surface Water Management Utility Fee shall be $7.00/dwelling unit per quarter for those utility accounts served by water and/or sanitary sewer. 2. Utility accounts not served by water and/or sanitary sewer shall be billed annually. A. The residential equivalent utility factor Surface Water Management Utility Fee shall be $28.00/dwelling unit per year for those accounts not served by water and/or sanitary sewer. 3. New subdivisions, as part of development contracts, $28.00/residential dwelling unit. VI. Head of households over 65 years of age or living on social security or pension income alone: 1. Enrolled on or before December 7,1998 shall be entitled to a 30% discount on water and sanitary sewer services to homesteaded residential properties as described above. Said accounts are also exempt from street light charges as described above. 2. Enrolled after December 7,1998 shall be entitled to a 30% discount on water, sanitary sewer and street light services to homesteaded residential properties as described above subject to a maximum discount based on ten thousand gallons of usage. 3. Persons qualifying for the discount must annually certify that they meet the requirements of this section prior to December 31 of each year in order to receive the benefits in the following year. VII. A monthly penalty of 1.5% of the unpaid balance or $1.00, whichever is greater will be charged on all delinquent accounts that are greater than $10.00. No penalty will be charged on closed accounts. VIII. Accounts certified to the County Treasurer/Auditor for collection with the subsequent year's taxes will be charged a $35.00 service charge plus 18% interest per year. IX. Meter Access Surcharge $75.00 per month X. Water Shut -offs a) During normal business hours $30.00 b) After normal business hours $45.00 11 Schedule of Fees (continued) XI. Water Reconnections a) During normal business hours $30.00 b) After normal business hours $45.00 XII. Water Service Call a) During normal business hours $30.00 b) After normal business hours $45.00 XIII. Replace frost bottom $40.00 XIV. Testing of Water Meters (only if meter test correct) in accordance with Ordinance 7-5-4-6. a) 5/8" to 1 " $45.00 b) 1 1/4" to 2" $85.00 c) All other sizes contract cost (Minneapolis) plus 10% XV. Surcharge for water service (penalties) for violation of Ordinance 7-5-12 relating to Emergency (water) Regulations. a) First violation Warning b) Second violation same calendar year $50.00 c) Third violation same calendar year $100.00 d) Fourth violation same calendar year $150.00 e) Fifth and subsequent violations $200.00 in same calendar year XVI. Residents with private septic systems shall be billed a private septic system fee of $2.97/per year APPROVED by the Lakeville City Council this 17th day of November, 2014. CITY OF LAKEVILLE Matt Little, Mayor 12