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RESOLUTION NO..
.A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING
AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 79-112 BY APPROVING AND ADOPTING
AN UPDATED REVENUE PROGRAM FOR THE REDDING REGIONAL
WASTEWATER SYSTEM AND ESTABLISHING AMENDED SEWER SERVICE
FEES.
WHEREAS „the.City of Redding operates the Redding Regional
Wastewater System, for which the City -Council adopted a Three Year
Revenue Program as a part -of Resolution No. 79-112 on July 9, 1979,
and
WHEREAS, the said Three Year Revenue Program is required
to be updated periodically and such an updated Revenue Program has
now been -develop ed and is attached hereto as."Exhibit A" and recom-
mended by staff for approval and adoption., and
WHEREAS, Chapter 14.16 of the Redding Municipal Code,
which previously set forth sewer service fees in Section 14.16.025,
has now been amended, and -Section 14.16.020 now provides that such
fees may be fixed, altered, changed, amended or revised by the Citi
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WHEREAS, the City Council deems it to be in the best
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interests of the City and its citizens that all utility services
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of the City be self-supporting and not subsidized as to their opera N '�
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tional costs by 'revenues raised through the impositionofad valor
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taxes or other sources of revenue, and
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WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that the existir, n
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rates and charges do not produce sufficient revenue to pay all the,
costs related to sewage disposal, and.staff has recommended a new l
schedule of sewer service fees, attached hereto as "Exhibit B", and. r T
WHEREAS, the City Council deems it to be in the best
interests of the City and its citizens that said new schedule of
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sewerservice fees' be established as recommended, and.
WHEREAS,. it has been determined.that this•matter'is Cate-
gorically exempt from the provisions of .CEQA,
NOW'%'THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council:,of the
City -..of' .Redding as follows
•1. Resdlutioh No..: 79-112 `i's � hereby: amended- by' the adoptibn..
of an ipdated.Revenue"Program.for the Redding. Regional Wastewater
System, which is attached hereto 'as "Exhibit A" and incorporated a
herein by reference.
2. Amended sewer service fees are hereby established in
accordance with the fee 'schedule which is attached hereto as
"Exhibit•B" and incorporated herein by reference.
3. This Resolution shall become effective August'4, 1981,.
and.shall. be 'applicable-'t'o all- customer billings on; or after September
4, 1981.
I -HEREBY CERTIFY that the -foregoing Resolution was intro-
duced and`read at an,adjournedt•regular meeting of'the City Council
of 'the,'.City of Redding onr the ` 3rd day' of August; 1'981, and was duly
adopted at said meeting ,by the following vote:
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AYES': COUNCILMEN: Demsher•, ' Fulton•; Gard., and Pugh
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None 1
'ABSENT COUNCILMEN: Kirkpatrick j
ATTEST:
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of • the City of,: Redding
ETHEL A., ICHTER'; City Clerk
.-FORM APPROVED: -
RAN ALL 'A; _HAYS, Ci Attorney
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CITY OF REDDING
REGIONAL WASTEWATER SYSTEM
Revenue Program
*In addition to the amounts indicated above, it is propoced to apply Revenue Sharing
fundo to capital, improvement pro,jectc and progrczis as followo: 1981-82 - $385,000;
1982-83 - $500,000; 1383-84 - $000,000
**F;3t.imateu cervi.ce elvzr�(c revenue ba; ed on increase from $.5.00 to $7.00 per month per
houeeholcl equivaZent effective A,uqLu..t 1, 1981. If a Sewer Revenue 13ond iccue is
rcquired in 1382-8.', to finance major interceptor improvements, the monthly cewC r
service charge wilZ have to be increased in 1982-83.
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
Estimated Expenditures:
Operation and Maintenance
$1,047,640
$1,184,070
$1,272,900
$1,368,000
Debt Service
390,720
412,900
395,300
418,200
Capital Outlay
1,269,840
935,000*
365,300*
339,800*
Total Estimated Expenditures
$2,708,200
$2,531,970
$2,033,500
$2,126,000
Source of Funds:
Revenue:
Service Charge
$1,050,000
$1,466,700**
$1,600,000**
$1,664,000**
Connection Charges
222,000
230,000
250,000
280,000
Benefit Charges
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50,000
100,000
150,000
Other Revenue
32,700
26,000
30,000
32,';00
Total Revenue
1,304,700
1,772,700
1,980,000
10,126,000
Other Funds:
Construction Tax
170,810
78,680
53,500
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Transfer from Wastewater Project
1,098,530
656,310
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Unobligated Prior Year Funds
134,160
24,280
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$2,708,200
$2,531,970
$2,033,500
$2,126,000
*In addition to the amounts indicated above, it is propoced to apply Revenue Sharing
fundo to capital, improvement pro,jectc and progrczis as followo: 1981-82 - $385,000;
1982-83 - $500,000; 1383-84 - $000,000
**F;3t.imateu cervi.ce elvzr�(c revenue ba; ed on increase from $.5.00 to $7.00 per month per
houeeholcl equivaZent effective A,uqLu..t 1, 1981. If a Sewer Revenue 13ond iccue is
rcquired in 1382-8.', to finance major interceptor improvements, the monthly cewC r
service charge wilZ have to be increased in 1982-83.
. • CITY OF REDDING • EXHIBIT B
Sewer Service Fees
A. Class I premises, per residential unit per month:
A-1 Single Family $7.00 per month
A-2 Multi -Family 4.20 per month
A-3 Mobile Home 4.20 per month
B. Class II premises fees shall be based on the volumes of
all water used recorded by a water meter approved by the
City of Redding and located at the source of supply, in
combination with the strength of the sewage effluent.
Sub -classes listed below are generally based on statewide
accepted effluent strength averages for various types of
commercial and industrial uses:
B-1 Industrial and commercial establishments, public
and private schools, cocktail bars and saloons
serving little or no food, hospitals, rest homes,
churches, and other similar establishments not
engaged in using volumes of water for product
manufacturing purposes or producir:g effluents of
unusual strengths, shall pay $.69 per 1000 gallons
of water per month.
B72 Industrial and commercial establishments producing
a characteristic average effluent of predictably
greater average strength than those in Class I and
Class II B-1.
(a) Hotels and Motels
(b) Automotive Repair
(c) Health Services
(d) Auto Dealers and
Service Stations
(e) Eating and Drinking
Places (not a part of
hotels and motels)
$0.88 per 1000 gallons
per month
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(f) Laundromats .69
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B. B-3 Industrial and commercial establishments producing
effluent of dissimilar characteristics from ordinary
residential uses and in most instances higher quantitites
of compatible pollutants per one thousand gallons of
water who shall be charged a reasonable fee based upon
water volumes and effluent strength.
B-4 Industrial and commercial establishments using substantial
volumes of water in manufacturing processes and producing
effluent of dissimilar characteristics from that of
ordinary residential uses, present examples of which would
be such as McColl's Dairy, Jhirmack's, Coca-Cola Bottling
Company, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, and Red Star
Industrial Laundry, shall be monitored at periodic intervals
for sewage effluent strengths in terms of flow, biological
oxygen demand, and suspended solids, and charged a reasonable
fee, based upon used water volumes, excluding irrigation and
water included in the manufactured product, and effluent
strengths.
B-5 Where applicable, an additional charge will be made to
any non-governmental user discharging over twenty-five
thousand gallons per day of wastewater in order to
comply with the Industrial cost recovery provisions of
Sec. 204(b)(1) of the Clean Water Act of 1977. Annual.
city monitoring may be required to determine annual
charges.