06-03-1986 (City Council) Agenda Packet �if c /?ia, / s6.
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AGENDA
CALLED MEETING - CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF WYLIE , TEXAS
TUESDAY , JUNE 3 , 1986
7 : 00 P .M . COMMUNITY ROOM
800 THOMAS STREET
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
ORDER OF PAGE
BUSINESS REFERENCE BUSINESS
1 _•ork session on Lift Station
Districts and Impact Fees .
1 -3 Ordinance 85-19A Lift Station
District Ordinance , creating Rush
Creek I District .
4 -6 Ordinance 85-88 Amendment to
Ordinance 85 -19A , creating muddy
Creek District .
7 -8 Ordinance 84-14 , Impact Fee
Ordinance .
9-13 Portions of Ordinance 84 -12 ( Fee
Ordinance ) dealing with the Lift
Station District fees and the
Impact fees .
2 Adjourn work session .
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ORDINANCE NO. es-
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AN ORDINANCE CREATING SPECIAL LIFT STATION DISTRICTS ;
ESTABLISHING GENERAL PROVISIONS ; ESTABLISHING BOUNDARY LINES ;
ESTABLISHING FEES ; AND SETTING GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF THOSE
FUNDS ; ESTABLISHING GUIDELINES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION
OF LIFT STATIONS ; ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR THE INITIAL
COLLECTION OF FEES AND SUBSEQUENT COLLECTION OF FEES ; PROVIDING
FOR DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS ; PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE
VIOLATION THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLICATION OF THE CAPTION ;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY AND THE EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WYLIE A HOME
RULE POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF TEXAS ;
SECTION 1 . GENERAL
The City of Wylie is hereby empowered to establish, define and
amend sanitary sewer lift station districts for the provision of
sanitary sewage collection for the current city limits and future
expansion within the city ' s extraterritorial jurisdiction . These
lift station districts shall be provided when , in the opinion of
the City Council , they are necessary in order to promote the
health , safety and welfare of the citizens of Wylie and those
people impacted by such decisions within Wylie ' s extraterritorial
jurisdiction .
These districts shall be established in such a fashion as to make
maximum use of existing topographic drainage basins and to
provide for a minimum number of eventual lift stations to serve
the needs of the city and it ' s ETJ .
Districts may be created encompassing land that lies both within
the city limits and outside the city limits at the time the
district is created . This is necessary in order to insure for
proper future planning and maximum utilization . Fees that may be
prescribed for a particular district will be collected at the
time of development based upon the level of development .
Subsequent fees may be charged if eventual development exceeds
the initial paid for scope of development . Land area within the
ETJ will be assumed to be part of a particular lift station
district and fees from such areas shall be due at the time
service and annexation is requested .
All lift station districts shall be established , unless
specifically noted in the creation of such districts , to be based
upon a gravity flow system to the city ' s lift station .
Developers and individuals desiring to connect to the system
shall pay their established fee for the district in which their
property is designated . The payment of this fee shall entitle
the developer/individual to connect to the existing system at an
anticipated flow determined by the development and the payment of
the fee . The monies thus collected shall go to the construction ,
placement , engineering and general provision of the lift station
facility and it ' s necessary appurtenances . The
developer/individual may , in addition, be required to extend a
connecting line between his property and the available connection
point . Such extension shall be at his own expense and separate
from the collection of the lift station fee or any other fee . In
addition , some developer/individual may be required to pay the
cost of continuing through their property a general collection
line for the purposes of routing the sewage to the lift station
complex .
The city shall keep accurate records of all monies collected and
expended for each lift station district . Such monies shall be
audited annually as part of the city ' s regular audit procedure .
The city may use money collected from one district to start ,
upgrade or complete the lift station in another district in order
to respond to a changing development pattern . In such case ,
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those monies shall be returned to the original lift station
district account upon collection as a result of ultimate
development .
SECTION 2 - RUSH CREEK LIFT STATION DISTRICT NO. 1
A . There is hereby created a special district for the
purposes of providing sanitary sewage facilities and
the construction of a lift station . This district
shall be known and referred to as the "Rush Creek Lift
Station District No . 1" .
B . The boundaries of the Rush Creek Lift Station District
No . 1 are established as follows :
Beginning at the intersection of Akin Lane and Stone
Road proceed easterly to the intersection of Kreymer
Lane ;
Then proceed northerly along Kreymer Lane past State
Highway 78 along an imaginary line extended due north
of the intersection of Kreymer Lane and State Highway
78 to a point where that line intersects the existing
Santa Fe Railroad right of way and rail line ;
Thence from that point westerly along the Santa Fe
Railroad line to the intersection of Eubanks and county
road 383 ;
Then continue westerly along 383 to the intersection of
383 and Paul Wilson Road ;
From that point due south and along the western
property boundaries of the North Texas Municipal Water
District to a point intersecting the NTMWD property
line and Brown Street ;
From that point proceed due east along Brown Street
across State Highway 78 to the eastern boundary of the
Oaks Subdivision ;
From that point , due south to the intersection of Rush
Creek ;
Thence along Rush Creek in a southwesterly direction to
the intersection of Akin Lane ;
Thence due south along Akin Lane to the point of
beginning at Akin Lane and Stone Road an area of
approximately seven hundred ( 700) acres , all of which
is included in the Rush Creek Lift Station District
No . l .
Borders of the above described district may be amended
in order to facilitate the extension of services or to
exclude service to a particular parcel of property
contained within the above mentioned area . Such
additions or deletions may be accomplished by amending
the boundary line or by specific notation as to the
property or properties added or deleted .
1 . Additions to original district .
a . None
2 . Deletions to original district .
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C . FEE FOR DISTRICT
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The estimated cost of providing a lift station for the
Rush Creek Lift Station District No . 1 is $300 ,000 .00 .
This estimate is based on 1984 dollars and therefore ,
the city will retain any interest earned or overages
collected in order to defray any cost of inflation .
This estimated cost divided by the anticipated normal
density of four (4) units per acre results in a per
unit fee at the time of connection of $110 . 00 per
dwelling unit . Subsequent development after initial
connection will be required to pay additional fees
relative to increased usage . Commercial users will be
charged equivalent dwelling unit fees based on an
anticipated generation or subsequent production of two
hundred thirty ( 230) gallons of sewage per day average .
This calculation shall be made in the same manner as
outlined in the City of Wylie Impact Fee ordinance and
shall use the same tables and schedules for
computation .
SECTION 3 — PENALTY
Any person , firm , corporation or other entity who is found guilty
of violating the terms of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction of any such violation , shall
be subject to a fine of not less than $1 . 00 nor more than
$200 . 00 .
SECTION 4 — SEVERABILITY
All ordinances or parts of the ordinance in conflict herewith are
specifically repealed and are superceded by this ordinance . All
other parts of such ordinances are not repealed .
It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council
that the sections , paragraphs , sentences , clauses and phrases of
this ordinance are severable and if any phrase , clause , sentence
or section of this ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional
or invalid by any judgement or decree of a court of competent
jurisdiction , such unconstitutionality or invalidity shall not
affect any other remaining phrase , clause , sentence , paragraph or
section of this ordinance ; and the City Council hereby declares
it would have passed the remaining portions even though it had
known the affected parts would be held unconstitutional .
SECTION 5 — EFFECTIVE DATE
This ordinance shall become effective upon its publication in a
newspaper of general circulation .
PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF WYLIE , TEXAS , THIS THE
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ORDINANCE NO. (f_c-J
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 85-19A CREATING SPECIAL
LIFT STATION DISTRICTS ; ADDING A NEW SECTION CREATING A LIFT
STATION DISTRICT FOR THE MUDDY CREEK AREA, PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY; PROVIDING FOR
PUBLICATION OF THE CAPTION AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, A
HOME RULE POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF TEXAS ;
SECTION 3 - MUDDY CREEK LIFT STATION DISTRICT
A . There is hereby created a special district for the
purposes of providing sanitary sewage facilities
and the construction of a lift station . This
district shall be known and referred to as the
"Muddy Creek Lift Station" .
B . The boundaries of the Muddy Creek Lift Station
District are established as follows :
Beginning at a point in Collin County , Texas where
McCreary Road and McMillan Road intersect ;
from that point , moving due South along the
extension of McCreary Road to a point where that
road intersects with FM544 , thence continuing due
South across the right-of-way and along the
Western property boundaries of properties
currently described as being owned by one Mary
Allene Jones to a point where the Western boundary
of that property terminates from that point due
Easterly along the Southern boundary of the Jones
property to a point intersecting the tract
currently owned by one B . C . Wood ;
thence turning due South along the Western
boundary of that property until said line
intersects with the landfill currently operated by
North Texas iiunicipal Water District ;
thence turning due Easterly along the Northern
boundary of said landfill to Hooper Road ;
thence due South along Hooper Road to SH78 across
SH78 continuing along the continuance of Hooper
Road in a due Easterly direction until such road
or line intersects with :iuddy Creek ;
thence , South/Southeasterly along the meanderings
of Muddy Creek past Sachse Road to a point for
intersection at Pleasant Valley Road . From that
point Northeasterly up Pleasant Valley Road
approximately one ( 1 ) mile to a point near the
intersection of an unnamed road moving off of
Pleasant Valley Road in a Southeasterly direction ;
said point being at or near a geographical ridge
line ;
thence , from that point moving in a straight line
along the ridge line to a point for intersection
at the "Y" where Sachse Road and Pleasant Valley
Road intersect ;
thence , due North along S . Ballard/Sachse Road to
Alanis Lane ;
thence , due West along Alanis Lane to Martinez
Lane ;
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thence , due North along Martinez Lane across SH78
and across the Atcheson , Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway tracks and along the Western border of the
:MBank property across FM544 and continuing along a
line in a Northerly direction along the East
property line of Landon Carlson and Nortex
Nurseries to FM3412/W . Brown St . ;
thence due East along FM3412 to the Southwest
corner of the Birmingham Elementary School
property ;
thence , North along that property ' s Western
boundary line until said line intersects with the
Northern boundary line ;
thence , East along the Northern property line
until such line intersects with the Pointe North
development ;
thence , along the West boundary line along the
Pointe North development in a Northerly direction
continuing along said line until that line
intersects with the Wylie/St . Paul extra—
territorial jurisdiction agreement line ;
thence , turning due West along said line until
said line turns in a Northern direction and
following that line North until said line turns in
a due Westerly direction and following said line
to a point of intersection along FM1378 ;
thence , North along FM1378 to the intersection of
FM1378 and Parker Road on the most Northern leg of
Parker Road ;
thence , due West along Parker Road until said road
intersects with Muddy Creek ;
thence , from that point in a Southerly direction
along the meanderings of Muddy Creek until such
line intersects with McMillan Road/Park Boulevard ;
at that point moving due West along McMillan Road
to the intersection of McMillan Road and McCreary
Road for a closing ; said district being all of the
property as afore described within said
boundaries .
C . FEE FOR DISTRICT
The estimated cost of providing a lift station for
the Muddy Creek Lift Station District is $2
million . This estimate is based on 1984 dollars
and therefore , the City will retain any interest
earned or overages collected in order to defray
any cost of inflation . This estimated cost
divided by the anticipated normal density of four
(4) units per acre results in a per unit fee at
the time of connection of $165 .00 per dwelling
unit . Subsequent development after initial
connection will be required to pay additional fees
relative to increased usage . Commercial users
will be charged equivalent dwelling unit fees
based on an anticipated generation or subsequent
production of two hundred thirty ( 230) gallons of
sewage per day average . This calculation shall be
made in the same manner as outlined in the City of
Uylie Impact Fee Ordinance and shall use the same
tables and schedules for computation.
In no case shall the fee be less than four (4)
units per acre .
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PENALTY : Any person , firm, corporation or other entity who
is found guilty of violating the terms of this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
of any such violation , shall be subject to a fine of not
less than $1 . 00 nor more than S200 .00 .
SEVERABILITY : All ordinances or parts of the ordinance in
conflict herewith are specifically repealed and are
superceded by this ordinance . All other parts of such
ordinances are not repealed .
It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City
Council that the sections , paragraphs , sentences , clauses
and phrases of this ordinance are severable and if any
phrase , clause , sentence or section of this ordinance shall
be declared unconstitutional or invalid by any judgement or
decree of a court of competent jurisdiction , such
unconstitutionality or invalidity shall not affect any other
remaining phrase , clause , sentence , paragraph or section of
this ordinance ; and the City Council hereby declares it
would have passed the remaining portions even though it had
known the affected parts would be held unconstitutional .
PUBLICATION : The caption of this ordinance shall be
published one time in the Wylie News , the official newspaper
of the City of Wylie .
EFFECTIVE DATE: This ordinance shall become effective upon
its publication in the official newspaper of the City of
Wylie .
PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF WYLIE , TEXAS ,
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Caroly nes/ ty Secretary
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ORDINANCE 84- 14
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS PROVIDING FOR
AMENDMENTS TO ORDINANCE 84-12 WHICH ESTABLISHES VARIOUS FEES
FOR THE CITY OF WYLIE. SPECIFICALLY AMENDING SECTION 3
PARAGRAPH D ESTABLISHING A NOT LATER THAN DUE AND PAYABLE TIME
FOR IMPACT FEES ; AMENDING SECTION 1 PARAGRAPH J SUB-PARAGRAPHS
b AND d BY CHANGING THE FEE PER LIVING UNIT; PROVIDING A
PENALTY CLAUSE; A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Whereas , the City Council of the City of Wylie has determined
a need to amend the previous fee ordinance and adopt a
different date for collection of impact fees and allow an
effective date for enforcement of this ordinance which grants
builders and developers a brief period with which to accustom
themselves to payment of such fees ; and
Whereas , with the implementation of the impact fee the tap fee
and master meter development can be reduced ; now
Therefore , be it resolved by the City of Wylie , Texas that :
The following amendment fees and charges are adopted by the
City Council of the City of Wylie , Texas changing said
sections to read as follows :
SECTION 3 - PARAGRAPH D
These fees shall be due and payable not later than - or at the
time of the issuance of a building permit , water and/or sewer
tap requests , or the request for the provisions for water or
sewer service and the actual connection to the existing
system. These fees may be paid on individual construction
projects or by development or phases of development .
AMENDING SECTION 1 - WATER AND SEWER PARAGRAPH J SUB-
PARAGRAPHS b , d . to read "$20.00 per living unit" .
PENALTY
Any person , firm, corporation or other entity who is found
guilty of violating the terms of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor , and upon conviction of any
such violation , shall be subject to a fine of not less than
S1 .00 nor more than $200.00.
SEVERABILITY
All ordinances or parts of the ordinance in conflict herewith
are specifically repealed and are superceded by this
ordinance . All other parts of such ordinances are not
repealed .
It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council
that the sections , paragraphs , sentences , clauses , and phrases
of this ordinance are severable and if any phrase , clause ,
sentence or section of this ordinance shall be declared
unconstitutional or invalid by any judgement or decree of a
court of competent jurisdiction , such unconstitutionality or
invalidity shall not affect any other remaining phrase ,
clause , sentence , paragraph or section of this ordinance ; and
the City Council hereby declares it would have passed the
remaining portions even though it had known the affected parts
would be held unconstitutional .
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EFFECTIVE DATE
This ordinance and its amendments and the fees which it amends
shall become effective on the first day of May , 1984 .
PASSED AND APPROVED BY ,THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE ITY OF WYLIE,
TEXAS , THIS THE ?� DAY OF II 4, 1984 .
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MECHANI{�l- VALUE_ INSPE{ TI{}N' FEE
Up to $1 , 000 in value $30. 00
Over $1 , 000 in value $30. 00 plus $20. 00
for each $1 , 000 in
value or fraction
thereof
E. Investigation Fees - Work Without au Permit:
a. Investigation - Whenever any work for which a
permit is required by this ordinance has been
commenced without first obtaining said permit, a
special investigation shall be made before a permit
may be issued for such work.
b' Fee - An investigation fee, in addition to the
permit fee, shall be collected whether or not a
permit is then or subsequently issued. The
investigation fee shall be equal to the amount of
the permit fee required by this ordinance. The
minimum investigation fee shall be the same as the
minimum fee set forth in Table No. 2-A. The payment
of such investigation fee shall not exempt any
person from compliance with all other provisions of
this code nor from any penalty prescribed by law.
F. SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT INSPECTION FEE
A subdivision fee shall be charged each subdivision
for inspection in the amount of one ( 1 ) percent of
the City' s estimates of the costs of the public
works utilities and streets of new construction
which are to be dedicated to the City of Wylie.
Such items shall include, but not be limited to,
examples such as, street paving, storm drainage,
water and sewer mains and other items designated for
convevance to the City after completion of
improvemenis through the process of public
dedication ' These fees shall be paid prior to the
start of construction'
SEC ACT FEE-S.
Whenever any such water meter or sewer tap is installed , in
addition to the above, and foregoing water meter installation
or sewer tap charge, there is also imposed an impact fee for
all future water and sewerage connections to the citv water
and sewerage system, in order to delray the impact burden
thereof ,`n said water and sewerage system of producing,
treating, distrib"ting, transmitting or collecting such water
and sewerage, and for maintaining all facilities pertaining
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thereto. The impact charge imposed shall be calculated on the
basis of equivalent residential units, as outlined below.
01 A. Definitions, For the purpose of this section., the
following words shall have the meaning indicated
unless their context clearly requires otherwise.
a. EQUIVALENT RESIDENTIAL UNIT (ERU) : A
determination of the equivalence of a specific
classification of water and/or wastewater connection
to that of average single family unit in the service
area under consideration. Equivalence is determined
by the ratio of annual average daily flow from the
connection being evaluated to the annual average
daily flow from the single family unit used as the
base. For the purpose of this definition, two
hundred thirty (230) gallons per day per ERU shall
be used for water connections and two hundred twenty
(220) gallons per day per ERU shall be used for
wastewater connections.
D. For the purpose of calculating impact charges, the
following guidelines apply:
a. Each single-family residence served by the City
through a single service and/or master connection
shall be considered an ERU.
b. The number of ERU' _ corresponding to a given
commercial , industrial . multifamily, mobile home„
hospital , nursing home or extended care facility or
other establishment, shall be determined on the
basis of anticipated annual average daily flow.
Anticipated flow shall be determined by evaluation
of but not limited to records of water consumpt i ons
and flow records for similar connections in the City
which have been recorded and maintained in due
course of business for no less than one hundred
eighty t i;;r))) days.s„
_ .. 1ri the event that accurate flow
records or consumption data is not available in
' order to es,Lablish an ERU, the person ,_ -r = ire r
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F stipulate l ct t�= and l J agree t t' with i t ( he I
manager concerning the E i;U which should be appliecl
iin reference thereto, then said stipulation shall be
presented to the City Council the Ci t Manager
._ and -tor tther ;_�t_i t t c<:+!".:i L�r-i approval .
C. For each ERU to be served by the water- system there
shall be a water impact {'t_C of two i hundred twenty-
five dollars ($225. (0) . For each ERU to be served
by the sewerage system, there shall be
impact fee of two hundred ant_y- T i dollars
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D. These impact fees shall be due and payable not later
than - or at the time of the issuance of a building
permit, water and/or sewer tap requests, or the
request for the provisions for water or sewer
service and the actual connection to the existing
| system. These fees may be paid on individual
construction projects or by development or phases of
development. In the case of extraordinary increased
water use or sewer production as determined by a
review of the city` s consumption records, such
calculations shall be referred to as subsequent
impact fees and shall be due and payable thirty (30)
days after written notification is received from the
City of Wylie that said fees are due and an
explanation provided to the affected customer '
E. There shall be at least one primary water meter at
each site to measure the flow of water, which is
delivered to such site that is being serviced by the
/ municipal water system in this city; provided,
however, if additional meters are installed at any
such site at the request of the person, firm or
corporation whose water corresponds with such site
and if such additional meters are installed to
measure the flow of water at said site for
-- irrigational or swimming pool purposes, only one
impact fee, based on the total flow from all meters
shall be charged , but such person, firm or
corporation shall be required to pay a separate
water meter charge for each such meter in accordance
with the fee schedule hereinabove set forth'
F. Water meter installation rates and charges as
provided herein shall be reimposed in the event of
the discontinuance of the water account where such
water meter is located and where the water meter has
been removed from the premises. However, an impact
fee shall be imposed once only, at the time of the
initial connection onto the water and sewerege
system of the city, subject to the following
qualifications: .
a. An additional water impact fee in the amount o+
two hundred and twenty-five dollars ($225. 00) and an
additional sewerage impact fee in the amount of � wc/
hundred seventy-five dollars ($275' 00) shall be
imposed against any commercial , industrial , hotel ,
motel , multi -family dwelling complex , mobile hon,e
park , travel trailer or recreational vehicle park ,
hospital , nursing home, extended care facility,
professional office facility, clinic or similar
establishment where the same are expanded OF
otherwise increased in capacity so that the number
of ERU' s therein are increased beyond the
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immediately pre-existing ERU capacity thereof , as
determined by the ERU definition that is set forth
in section 23-6 (b) ( l ) a above, and in accordance
with the calculation procedure that is stipulated in
section 23-6 (b) (2) b.
b. Such additional fees shall be referred to as
subsequent impact fees, and shall be paid prior to
the issuance of a building permit/sewerage
' connection permit for any additions to the size and
capacity of such building (s) , development, park or
complex .
tc. Subsequent impact fees shall be imposed whether
or not a new or replacement water meter is installed
due to such expansion, capacity or addition;
provided, however, in _the event that the customer
shall request the replacement of a water meter which
shall increase the size of the meter which measures
' the flow of water into any such building (s) ,
development, park or complex, the cost of such
additional or replacement water meter shall be in
' accordance with the cost schedule that is set forth
in section 2.-6 (a) .
C. All funds received from the impact fee for all
' future water and sewerage connections, as aforesaid,
and all charges thus imposed, heretofore, shall be
deposited into the "Water and Sewer System Impact
Fund" and shall be expended from that fund only for
the purpose of providing for major improvements,
debt service, expansion, emergency repairs and
extending or constructing new additions or
1 replacements to the water and sewer system of this
1111 city which are required and needed because of the
impact upon said water and sewer system due to such
additional connections thereto.
H. Any person, firm or corporation that is subject to
the assessment of a water and sewer impact fee may
request that the City consider the award of credits
toward the impact fee for improvements, land or
which the person, firm or corporation dedicate to
the City without charge, for the purposses of
i mpr- ovi nu the overall water distribution and
treatment system and/or the sewerage collection and
treatment system.
In such cases, the person, firm or corporation shall
submit for consideration, such proposal in advance
of the approval for the preliminary plat and such
dedication for credit of impact fees shall have an
agreed upon value which is negotiated by the person,
firm or corporation and the City staff in advance.
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Following preliminary agreement between the parties
such proposal will be submitted to the City Council
of the City of Wylie for their approval , amendment
or rejection.
SECTION 4 - SPECIAL DISTRICT FEES
In addition to all other fees, The City Council may designate
by Ordinance, certain special districts. These districts
shall be formed in order to collect pro-rata fees to off-set
the cost of capital improvements to the water and sewer system
that benefit only a particular section of the city.
When such action is deemed appropriate by the City Council ,
said area shall be defined by clearly understood boundaries.
Then the fee per unit shall be determined by using the
' following formula:
NO. UNITS SPEC.
' OF X PER - TOTAL COST OF PROJECT =
NO. OF SHARES DIST.
ACRES ACREFEE
' Units existing within the special district prior to the
establishment by the City Council shall not be charged the
determined special district fee unless the parties involved
request such service be provided.
RUSH CREEK LIFT STATION DISTRICT #1
' $110.00 per equivalent residential unit. (Na less than
four (4) units per acre. )
MUDDY CREEK LIFT STATION DISTRICT
$165.00 per equivalent residential unit. (No less than
four (4) units per acre. )
For specific details. see Lift Station District
Ordinance.
ISECTION 5 - RECONSTRUCTION OF STREETS
The fee per square foot for rec:onstructi on materials
accomplished by City crews and equipment under the provisions
of the Ci ty' s reconstruction ordinance shall be:
Ii . For streets which have been improved, i . e. , s�ome
base and/or asphalt regardless of existing
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condition $0. 50 per square foot.
I2. For streets which are completely unimproved, i . e. ,
no asphalt or oil base material and little or no
irock or paving material $0.60 per square foot
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