HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd 2061 - Amending Title 14 of the RMC by adding a new Chapter 14.18 entitled Storm Drainage Utility ORDINANCE ),0&
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING AMENDING
TITLE 14 OF THE REDDING MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING A NEW CHAPTER 14.18
ENTITLED STORM DRAINAGE UTILITY.
The City Council of the City of Redding does hereby ordain as follows:
Section 1. Title 14, Utilities, of the Redding Municipal Code is hereby
amended by adding a new Chapter 14.18, Storm Drainage Utility, as follows:
Chapter 14.18
STORM DRAINAGE UTILITY
Sections:
14.18.010 Purpose
14.18.020 Definitions
14.18.030 Organization of Storm Drainage Utility Division
14.18.040 Storm Drainage Utility Division Functions
14.18.050 Rules and Regulations
14.18.060 Erosion, Siltation, and Sedimentation
14.18.070 Prohibited Discharges
14.18.080 Compliance by Industrial Users with Federal and State standards
14.18.090 Multiple Fund Projects
14.18.100 Flood Control Structures
14.18.110 Private Facilities
14.18.120 Public Facilities
14.18.130 Ancillary Improvements
14.18.140 Routine and Remedial Maintenance
14.18.150 Emergency Situations
14.18.160 Land and Facilities Affected Outside the City
14. 18.170 National Flood Insurance Program
14.18.180 Flooding, Liability
14.18.190 Master Plan
14.18.200 Encroachment Permits and Plan Review
14.18.210 Construction of Storm Drains
14.18.220 Right of Entry for Survey and Examination
14.18.230 Inspection and Surveillance
14.18.240 Notice of Violations
14.18.250 Establishment of Connection Charges and Service Rates
14.18.260 Rates - Standards
14.18.270 Funding
14.18.280 Storm Drainage Fund
14.18.290 Storm Drainage Service Charge
14.18.300 Classification of Property User Groups
14.18.310 Land Use Impervious Acreage Factor (IA)
14.18.320 Monthly Service Charge
14.18.330 Billing and Collection
14.18.340 Board of Appeals.
14.18.010 Purpose
A. The purpose of the Storm Drainage Utility Division is to:
* provide for the effective management and financing of a Storm Drain-
age System within the City;
* provide a mechanism for mitigating the damaging effects of uncon-
trolled and unplanned stormwater runoff;
* improve the public health, safety, and welfare by providing for the
safe and efficient capture and conveyance of stormwater runoff and
the correction of stormwater problems;
* authorize the establishment and implementation of a master plan for
storm drainage, including design, coordination, construction,
management, operation, maintenance, inspection, and enforcement;
* establish reasonable storm drainage service charges based upon each
property's contribution of stormwater runoff to the system and use
and benefit of services and facilities; and
* encourage and facilitate urban water resources management tech-
niques, including detention of stormwater runoff, minimization of
the need to construct storm drains, and the enhancement of the
environment.
B. In order to accomplish such purpose, a storm drainage service charge shall
be made on each developed lot or parcel in the City. Each property's con-
tribution to runoff shall be the primary consideration in setting the ser-
vice charge.
C. The City's storm drainage service charges shall be fair and reasonable and
bear a substantial relationship to the cost of providing service and
facilities. Similar properties shall pay similar storm drainage service
charges. Charges shall reflect the net impervious acreage of each
property. Rate studies to assist in establishing charges shall be
conducted.
14.18.020 Definitions
A. For the purpose of this chapter, the words and phrases shall be defined as
follows, unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different
meaning:
1. "Approved Plans" shall mean plans approved under the City of Redding
Municipal Code.
2. "Building Department" shall mean the Building Department of the City
of Redding.
3. "City" shall mean the City of Redding, California.
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4. "City Manager" shall mean the City Manager of the City of Redding.
5. "Council" shall mean the Council of the City of Redding.
6. "County" shall mean the County of Shasta, California.
7. "Director" shall mean the Director of Public Works of the City of
Redding.
8. "Developer" shall mean a person, firm, partnership, corporation, or
other entity that excavates, fills, builds structures, or otherwise
improves or changes a specific parcel or tract of land.
9. "Drainage Code" shall mean the "Storm Drainage Utility Code" of the
City of Redding as contained in Chapter 14.18 of the Redding Munici-
pal Code.
10. "Erosion Control Plan" shall mean a plan required by an ordinance,
rule, or regulation for controlling the movement of soils due to
storm runoff created by construction activities.
11. "Existing" shall mean present or in effect as of the time of the
adoption of this chapter.
12. "Facilities" shall mean various drainage works that may include
inlets, conduits, manholes, energy dissipation structures, channels,
ditches, pipelines, outlets, retention/detention basins, and other
structural components.
13. "Impervious Acreage Factor" (IAF) shall mean a factor for each land
use which, when multiplied by a parcel's actual acreage, derives the
estimated impervious surface of that parcel of real property.
14. "Impervious Surface" shall mean surfaces on or in a lot or parcel of
real property which reduce the rate of infiltration of stormwater
into the earth. Examples of impervious surfaces include asphalt
paving, roofs, and concrete walkways.
15. "Mobile Home Park" means any or tract of land containing one or more
mobile home lots.
16. "Multi-Family Residential" shall mean a common-wall dwelling, with
kitchen and bathroom(s) intended for permanent private occupancy by
one or more persons or a single family, for living and sleeping
purposes.
17. "National Flood Insurance Program" shall mean the federal program to
provide subsidized insurance for flood damage to properties in flood
plains. The program includes a number of regulations restricting
what can be done in a flood plain.
18. "Notice" shall mean a written or printed communication conveying in-
formation or warning.
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19. "Open Space" land use shall be defined as land use classifications,
Parks and Golf, Agriculture, Greenway, Recreation, and Undesignated.
20. "Order" shall mean the whole or any part of the final disposition
(whether affirmative, negative, injunctive, or declaratory in form)
or any matter issued by the Utility Engineer or City Manager or
person designated by them pursuant to any provision of this chapter.
21. "Premises" shall mean the lot or parcel and the buildings situated
thereon.
22. "Private" shall mean that property or facilities owned by individ-
uals, corporations, and other organizations, and not by city, state,
or federal governments.
23. "Public" shall mean that property or facilities owned by city,
state, or federal governments.
24. "Residential Dwelling Unit" shall mean a living space in either a
single-family (detached) or a multi-family (common-wall) dwelling,
with kitchen and bathroom(s) intended for permanent private
occupancy by one or more persons or a single family, for living and
sleeping purposes.
25. "Risk Manager" shall mean the Risk Manager for the City of Redding.
26. "Single-Family Residential" shall mean a detached living space, with
kitchen and bathroom(s) intended for permanent private occupancy by
one or more persons or a single family, for living and sleeping
purposes.
27. "Storm Drain" shall mean a drain which carries stormwater, surface
runoff, street washwaters, and drainage, but which excludes sanitary
sewage and industrial wastes.
28. "Storm Drainage System" shall mean all facilities, structures, and
natural watercourses used for collecting and conducting stormwater
to, through, and from drainage areas to the points of final outlet,
including but not limited to any and all of the following: inlets,
conduits and appurtenant features, canals, creeks, channels, catch
basins, ditches, streams, gulches, gullies, flumes, culverts,
siphons, retention or detention basins, dams, floodwalls, levees,
and pumping stations.
29. "Storm Drainage Utility Code" shall mean Chapter 14.18 of the
Redding Municipal Code.
30. "Storm Drainage Utility Division" shall mean the Storm Drainage
Utility Division of the Department of Public Works of the City of
Redding.
31. "Street Cleaning" shall mean the regular, periodic, removal of
silts, leaves, pollutants, and other debris from the public streets
of the City of Redding.
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32. "Undeveloped Land" shall mean a parcel of land that is without any
building, structure, or improvement.
33. "Utility Engineer" shall mean the City Engineer or his/her represen-
tative designated to administer the functions of the Storm Drainage
Utility Division.
14.18.030 Organization of Storm Drainage Utility Division
The Storm Drainage Utility Division shall have the responsibility for oper-
ating existing and new stormwater facilities; implementing and enforcing the pro-
visions of this chapter; and other related duties as directed by the City
Manager.
14.18.040 Storm Drainage Utility Division Functions
A. The Storm Drainage Utility Division shall be responsible for the planning,
design, and construction of the public storm drainage system in the City
and shall inspect, operate, and maintain them. For the purpose of this
chapter, storm drainage system is as defined in the definitions.
B. Street cleaning shall be performed by the Storm Drainage Utility Division
to reduce chemicals, hazardous materials, debris, and other pollutants
from entering the storm drainage system.
C. The Storm Drainage Utility Division shall be responsible for public infor-
mation designed to educate and inform the general public on the need to
reduce surface pollution.
D. The Storm Drainage Utility Division shall be responsible for monitoring
all state and federal regulations relating to storm drainage management
and surface pollution reduction.
14.18.050 Rules and Regulations
In order to accomplish the purpose of this chapter to protect the drainage
facilities, improvements, and properties owned by the City; secure the best
results from the construction, operation, and maintenance thereof; and prevent
damage and misuse of any of the drainage facilities, improvements, or properties
within the City, the Utility Engineer may make and enforce rules and regulations
-that are approved by the City Council, and are necessary and reasonable:
A. To prescribe the manner in which storm drains, ditches, channels, and
other stormwater facilities are to be designed, installed, adjusted, used,
altered, or otherwise changed.
B. To prescribe inspection and other fees permitted by this chapter.
C. To prescribe the manner in which such facilities are operated.
D. To facilitate the enforcement of this chapter.
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E. To prescribe the collection procedures and timing of service charge bills.
F. To protect the drainage facilities, improvements, and properties
controlled by the Storm Drainage Utility Division, and to prescribe the
manner of their use by any public or private person, firm, or corporation.
G. To protect the public health, safety, and welfare.
14.18.060 Erosion, Siltation, and Sedimentation
A. The Storm Drainage Utility Division shall be responsible for controlling
erosion, siltation, and sedimentation that will adversely affect storm
drains, drainage ditches, watercourses, and other drainage facilities
after the improvements have been constructed and are accepted for
maintenance and operation.
B. The Storm Drainage Utility Division shall not be responsible for erosion,
siltation, and sedimentation for projects of other governmental agencies
having erosion control plans unless the agencies do not fulfill their
surveillance and enforcement policies.
14.18.070 Prohibited Discharges
A. The willful or negligent disposal of petroleum products (oil and grease) ,
pesticides, fertilizers, household or industrial chemicals, industrial
process wastewater, domestic sewage, animal waste, or other pollutants
onto private or public property or into the Storm Drainage System is
prohibited.
14.18.080 Compliance by Industrial Users with Federal and State Standards
A. All industrial activities shall comply with the strictest of any applic-
able federal or state standards or regulations covering the discharge of
stormwater or surface water, including but not limited to those adopted
pursuant to the Clean Water Act, PL 95-217, as amended, and the National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) .
B. Any industrial activity not complying with the standards or regulations as
required by subsection thereof may be required by the Director to develop
and implement a compliance schedule for any measures or facilities as may
be necessary to meet said standards and regulations.
C. Industrial activities required to obtain NPDES permits regulating the dis-
charge of stormwater and surface water to the City's Storm Drainage Sys-
tems shall notify the Director that they are subject to such permit.
Notice shall be made in writing within thirty (30) days before such activ-
ity commences. The NPDES permit holders shall notify the Director immedi-
ately by telephone upon discovery of any discharge in violation of their
permit.
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D. The Director or a representative shall have access to the site of the
industrial activity regulated by a NPDES industrial stormwater permit, for
purposes of inspection and monitoring, upon notice to the designated rep-
resentative of the NPDES permit holder.
14.18.090 Multiple Fund Projects
Where a public improvement is funded by the City and other agencies or
organizations, and storm drainage is not a primary part of that project, the
Storm Drainage Utility Division's responsibility for the storm drainage costs
shall be in proportion to the City's share of the total cost of the project,
unless otherwise agreed.
14.18.100 Flood Control Structures
The maintenance of pump stations which are built as a part of the City's
storm drain system shall be a function of the Storm Drainage Utility Division.
14.18.110 Private Facilities
A. The owner shall be responsible for stormwater drainage facilities located
on their private property where runoff will principally be collected
within that property. The owner shall clean and maintain the facility or
channel as required to ensure proper operation consistent with the Rules
and Regulations of the Storm Drainage Utility Division.
B. Where public facilities are in easements, the owner of the property is
responsible for aesthetic maintenance such as lawn mowing, litter pickup,
etc. The owner shall place no structures or plantings that interfere with
the drainage facility or its operation and maintenance. The owner shall
not deposit any clippings, debris, or other material in the storm drain
system, either public or private.
14.18.120 Public Facilities
The Storm Drainage Utility Division shall be responsible for the inspec-
tion, maintenance, and operation of drainage facilities on all streets,
boulevards, alleys, viaducts, sidewalks, curbing, street crossings, grade sep-
arations, and other public ways and easements, and highway structures and appur-
tenances belonging to the City, and all drains, ditches, culverts, canals,
streams, levees, tunnels, and appurtenances thereof.
14.18.130 Ancillary Improvements
The Utility Engineer may authorize the construction of curbs, pavements,
channels, watercourses, conduits, culverts, or other structures necessary to
properly operate and maintain stormwater facilities.
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14.18.140 Routine and Remedial Maintenance
The Utility Engineer shall provide for inspection and routine maintenance
of facilities under the control of the Storm Drainage Utility Division. In addi-
tion to street sweeping, maintenance may include catch basin cleaning, grating
and casting repair, inlet and outlet structure repair, bridge surface drainage
systems cleaning, channel clearing, erosion repair, and other incidentals. The
Utility Engineer shall provide for remedial maintenance of facilities based on
the severity of the problem and potential hazard to the public. Remedial mainte-
nance of bridge surface drainage systems and state highway drainage facilities
shall remain the responsibility of agencies other than the Storm Drainage Utility
Division.
14.18.150 Emergency Situations
Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prevent immediate action by
the Director in emergency situations.
14.18.160 Land and Facilities Affected Outside the City
Where stormwater drains from lands outside the City, facilities within the
City shall be designed in accordance with this chapter as if the entire drainage
area was within the City.
14.18.170 National Flood Insurance Program
A. The Storm Drainage Utility Division shall assist the Planning Department
in the administration of the National Flood Insurance Program.
B. The Storm Drainage Utility Division shall assist the Planning Department
and the Land Development Division of Public Works in the review of
detailed site plans submitted with applications for permits for develop-
ment in areas of special flood hazard. The review shall be based on the
Flood Insurance Study and the Floodway Boundary and Floodway Map furnished
by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The Storm Drainage Utility
Division shall provide the Planning Department with such information as
required. It will assist in appeals, public information, map reviews,
flood profile determinations, and other calculations and consultations
required in the administration of the program.
14.18.180 Flooding, Liability
Floods from stormwater runoff may occasionally occur which exceed the
capacity of Storm Drainage Systems constructed, operated, or maintained by funds
made available under this chapter. This chapter does not imply that property
subject to the fees and charges established herein will always be free from
stormwater flooding or flood damage, or that Storm Drainage Systems capable of
handling all storm events can be cost-effectively constructed, operated, or
maintained. Nor shall this chapter create a liability on the part of, or cause
of action against, the City or any officer or employee thereof for any flood
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damage that may result from such storms or the runoff thereof. Nor does this
chapter purport to reduce the need or the necessity for obtaining flood
insurance.
14.18.190 Master Plan
The Utility Engineer shall establish and maintain a master plan for a Storm
Drainage System to handle the stormwater runoff.
14.18.200 Encroachment Permits and Plan Review
A. It shall be unlawful for any person or organization to construct, enlarge,
alter, repair, relocate, or demolish a storm drain, natural watercourse,
or other drainage facility, without first filing an application and
obtaining an encroachment permit from the Department of Public Works. An
application shall be made by the owner of the property involved, or an
authorized agent employed in connection with the proposed work. Permits
for minor repairs, as defined in Section 14.18.050 of the Rules and Regu-
lations, shall not be required. Minor repairs are that work that merely
restores a facility to its former function and has no potential to disrupt
the functioning of that facility or to cause increased erosion or other
negative impact on the public or the environment.
B. Encroachment permits are required and may be granted by the Department of
Public Works for the following improvement categories:
1. Connection into the public Storm Drainage System, except unimproved
creeks or streams.
2. Improvements which are or will become public facilities owned and
maintained by the City.
3. Improvements within dedicated but unimproved street rights-of-way.
4. Improvements which are, or will be, public retention or detention
facilities.
C. Connection into a Storm Drainage System shall be performed only by con-
tractors who meet the following requirements:
1. They shall have the appropriate license issued by the City, County
or State; and
2. They have posted a bond with the City in the amount determined by
the Department of Public Works; and
3. They provide insurance as required by the City's Risk Manager.
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14.18.210 Construction of Storm Drains
In appropriate circumstances as determined by the City, where private
developers construct a main storm drain pipeline at the City's requirement
greater in size than is needed for the private developer's own development, the
City may contribute to the cost of such oversizing or increased depth.
Where the City's master storm drain plan requires a storm drain pipeline
to be constructed greater in size than required for the applicant's development,
the City shall assume the incremental cost of oversizing the storm drain to
satisfy the master storm drain plan. The City will pay the invoice pipe price
difference between the size needed for the development and the size recommended
in the master storm drain plan, plus fifteen percent, provided an agreement is
entered into with the City prior to commencement of work and when funds are
available. All agreements and/or contracts shall be approved by the City Council
before work commences.
14.18.220 Right of Entry for Survey and Examination
A. After presenting proper credentials and securing permission, the employees
of the Storm Drainage Utility Division or its agents, including contrac-
tors and their employees, consultants and their employees, may enter upon
lands within the City to make surveys and examinations to accomplish the
necessary preliminary findings to establish a master plan and for detailed
analysis to prepare final plans and specifications for the proposed
improvements.
B. Where improvements are constructed and accepted that require periodic
maintenance or inspection upon the lands by the Storm Drainage Utility
Division, the owner of such lands shall grant the City a perpetual
easement and right-of-entry around and access to any Storm Drainage
System.
14.18.230 Inspection and Surveillance
The Utility Engineer shall inspect premises and enforce all laws relating
to construction, alteration, repair, removal, demolition, equipment, use,
location, and maintenance of the Storm Drainage System except as may be otherwise
provided for.
14.18.240 Notice of Violations
When the Utility Engineer finds the Storm Drainage System or the construc-
tion thereof is contrary to the approved plans or presents an unsafe or dangerous
condition in connection with the provisions of this chapter or of any law or
ordinance relating to the same subject matter, the Utility Engineer shall give
notice to the owner of the premises.
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14.18.250 Establishment of Connection Charges and Service Rates
The City Council may from time-to-time, at its discretion and by
resolution, fix, alter, change, amend, or revise all connection charges and
service rates in connection with the storm drainage system.
14.18.260 Rates - Standards
In fixing and establishing storm drainage rates for service within the
corporate limits of the City, the City Council shall be guided by and must
conform to and abide by the provisions of this section. Storm drainage rates
shall be sufficient to produce sufficient revenue to pay all the costs of
operation and maintenance of the storm drainage utility division and the storm
drainage system, and to discharge and pay all costs in connection with the
additions and betterments to the storm drainage system, and to discharge and pay
all cost of depreciation and obsolescence of the storm drainage system, and to
discharge and pay the bonded indebtedness, including the principal and interest
amounts thereof, incurred by the City to construct the storm drainage system, and
to establish and maintain a reserve fund.
14.18.270 Funding
Funding for Storm Drainage Utility Division activities may include, but
shall not be limited to:
A. Storm drainage service charge.
B. Permit and inspection fees.
C. Direct charges. This charge will be collected from the owner(s) and
developer(s) for the cost of designing and constructing Storm Drainage
Systems and administrative costs .and related expenses where the Storm
Drainage Utility Division designs and/or constructs or contracts for the
construction of such systems.
D. Development fees. This charge will be based on the interior square
footage of new development or renovations for the purpose of providing
funds for the improvement of the Storm Drainage System.
E. Direct assessment. This charge will be collected from owners in localized
areas that desire Storm Drainage Systems not considered a part of the
regional development or where an improvement is desired ahead of the
priority status.
F. Construction tax - storm drain element. All construction currently pays
a storm drainage element charge of ten cents per square foot of ground
floor construction. Mobile home parks or mobile homes on individual lots
shall pay one hundred dollars per mobile home lot. This tax is expected
to continue.
G. Other income obtained from federal, state, local, and private grants, or
revolving funds.
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14.18.280 Storm Drainage Fund
All revenues generated by or on behalf of the Storm Drainage Utility
Division, including storm drainage service charges, permit and inspection fees,
and direct charges and interest earnings on those revenues, shall be deposited
in a storm drainage fund and used exclusively for Storm Drainage Utility Division
purposes.
14.18.290 Storm Drainage Service Charge
A storm drainage service charge is imposed on each developed lot and parcel
of land within the City, and the owner thereof, excepting therefrom streets,
arterials, alleys, viaducts, sidewalks, curbing, street crossings, grade sep-
arations, other public ways and easements, and highway structures and appurte-
nances belonging to the City. Charges and fees set forth in this chapter shall
be adopted by resolution of the City Council.
A. Undeveloped land and open space shall be exempted from storm drainage ser-
vice charges.
B. Road and freeway rights-of-way shall be exempted from the storm drainage
service charge because they function as part of the Storm Drainage System.
C. In all cases where a parcel has several tenants, the city contracts only
with the owner of the property or his authorized agent(s) . In cases where
the parcel has multiple use classifications, as listed in Chapter
14.18.300, the use classification with the higher impervious acreage
factor, listed in Chapter 14.18.310, will be used to calculate the service
charge.
14.18.300 Classification of Property User Groups
There shall be the following classifications based on use of property for
determination of the storm drainage service charge:
A. Commercial:
1. Industrial, service commercial, retail, and highway commercial
2. Office, office residential, airport service
3. Mobile home parks
B. Public or institutional
C. Residential:
1. Single-family residential
2. Multi-family residential.
14.18.310 Land Use Impervious Acreage Factor (IAF)
Land uses are identified and recognized for purposes of this chapter, each
of which has an assigned impervious acreage factor (IAF) . The land use of each
property shall be assigned based on the records of the County Recorder or
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Auditor, the City, or through field examination or photogrammetric analysis.
IMPERVIOUS ACREAGE FACTOR
(based on parcel area)
A. Commercial
1. Industrial, service commercial, hotel, retail, and
highway commercial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.950
2. Office, office residential, motel, and airport service 0.800
B. Public or Institutional. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.700
14.18.320 Monthly Service Charge
A. The total impervious acreage for all developed parcels shall be calculated
using the IAF for each, or actual measurements, or any other approved
methods.
B. The annual revenue requirement of the Storm Drainage Utility Division will
then be allocated to developed residential and nonresidential lands in
proportion to their total impervious acreage to determine an annual
revenue requirement per impervious acre.
C. The monthly revenue requirement per imperious acre will be the allocated
annual revenue requirement per impervious acre divided by twelve.
D. The monthly service charge for Commercial and Public or Institutional land
use classifications shall be calculated based on the total impervious
acreage for the developed parcels using the IAF for each, or actual
measurements, or any other approved methods, times the monthly revenue
requirement per impervious acre.
E. The monthly service charge for Single-Family Residential shall be based on
the estimated impervious area of .08 Acres per unit for that land use
classification times the monthly revenue requirement per impervious acre.
F. The monthly service charge for Multi-Family Residential shall be based on
the estimated impervious area of .05 Acres per unit for that land use
classification times the monthly revenue requirement per impervious acre.
14.18.330 Billing and Collection
Billing, collection, and imposing of monthly service charges shall be as
directed by the City Council.
14.18.340 Board of Appeals
A. A board consisting of the Director, the Utility Engineer, and the City
Attorney, or representatives appointed by them, shall serve as the Board
of Appeals to hear and determine any appeal filed with the Storm Drainage
Utility Division.
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B. The City Council shall have full authority to affirm, modify, reverse, or
set aside the interpretation, ruling, or order appealed from, or to grant
a variance, and its decision shall be final.
Section 2. If any subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this
chapter is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision
of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions of this chapter. The City Council of this
City hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance/chapter, and each
subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion thereof, irrespective of the
fact that any one or more subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portions
be declared invalid or unconstitutional.
Section 3. The City Council has found that this matter is statutorily
exempt pursuant to Section 15273 of the California Environmental Quality Act
Guidelines.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall go into effect and be in full force and
operation from and after 30 days after its final passage and adoption.
Section 5. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Ordinance
and cause its publication according to law.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced and read at
a regular meeting of the City Council on the 27_S_t day of Septi,Pr, 1993, and was
duly read and adopted on the S_ day of OrtohPr 1993, at a regular meeting
of the City Council by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Dahl., D7oss and Arness
NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Anderson and Kehoe
ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
CARL ARNESS, Mayor
City of Redding
A ST: FORMA ROVED: \
CONNIE STROHMAYER, C y Clerk RANDALL A. YS, City Attorney
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