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AGENDA ITEM 3•-4-
January 8, 2004
TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Bernie Simon, Finance Director
SUBJECT: Sewer Rate Increase - Ordinance 04-03
RECOMMENDATION:
Adopt urgency ordinance, by at least 415 majority, to increase sewer rate
base charge, related to EMWD charges to maintain sewage transmission,
treatment and disposal facilities, in accordance with the interagency agreement
between EMWD and the City of San Jacinto, from $10.92 to $13.35, effective
with sewer billings after February 1, 2004. Therefore, residential rate in San
Jacinto sewer and water service area will be $16.85.
BACKGROUND:
The City of San Jacinto and EMWD signed a 40 year Interagency Sewage
Agreement in 1965. As part of the agreement, the City is required to remit a fee
based on the active sewer connections multiplied by the applicable collection rate
to EMWD for the purpose of maintaining and operating their sewer facilities. The
City of San Jacinto maintains collection lines in its service area and EMWD
maintains a system of trunk sewers and treatment facilities. All sewage and
waste collected by City collection lines are transmitted to EMWD for treatment
and disposal.
The City of San Jacinto charges a monthly sewer rental fee along with water
service in our water service area. The sewer rate is made up of two components
in the City of San Jacinto service area (the second component is not collected
outside of the City of San Jacinto service area):
1) EMWD sewer transmission, treatment and disposal facilities
maintenance fee — (per Interagency Agreement),
Approv
. City Manager:
Finance Director:
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Sewer Rate Increase •
2) City of San Jacinto sewer rental fee (M.C. 13.24.030, et. seq.)
Resolution 2074, 10/20/92 imposes a fee of $3.50 for each
residential unit and a sliding scale for commercial and industrial
users.
The EMWD sewer fee for single family residences will be at a new base charge
of $13.35. The multiple residential, commercial and other will be charged in
accordance with the sewer rate schedule and EDU's. The EMWD daily rate has
gone up approximately 22%. Therefore, a single family residence in the San
Jacinto service area will be charged $13.35 + $3.50 for a total of $16.85 per
month. EMWD has reevaluated costs to include COP debt, ID-H program costs
as well as capital replacement program costs.
Residential Rate
Component Old Rate New Rate Increase ok
SJ Line $3.50 $3.50 $0.00 0%
Maintenance
EMWD Charge $10.92 $13.35 $2.43 22.2%
Total Base Rate $14.42 $16.85 $2.43 16.8%
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The last increase by EMWD was two years ago in which the base transmission
rate was changed from $9.90 to $10.92.
JUSTIFICATION:
EMWD board adopted Resolution 3352.7, dated January 1, 2004, which
increased the sewer rate for transmission, treatment and disposal of sewage.
The City is required, by terms of the Interagency Agreement between EMWD and
the City of Jacinto, to remit a higher fee based on Resolution 3352.7.
In accordance with H & S §5471 , an ordinance is required to raise sewer user
fees. At a minimum, an ordinance generally takes approximately 75 days,
including publishing requirements, before it becomes effective. The City was
officially notified on December 23, 2003 that the new EMWD rate will take effect
on February 1st 2004. Therefore, an urgency ordinance is necessary to ensure
that the City can meet its obligations under the Interagency Agreement and to
assure that no service interruptions occur.
An urgency ordinance must be adopted by 4/5 vote of the City Council.
BUDGETARY IMPACT: •
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Sewer Rate Increase
There is no budgetary impact. The increased sewer fee revenue authorized by
this Ordinance will offset the increased sewer maintenance fee payable to
EMWD. Thus, it meets the requirements of California Government Code,
Section 66000 et seq.
ATTACHMENTS:
1) Ordinance No. 04-03 to increase sewer user fee
2) Ordinance Exhibit "A" —EMWD Resolution 3352.7
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• STATE OF CALIFORNIA )COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE)ss URGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 04-03-
CITY OF SAN JACINTO )
AN URGENCY ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SAN JACINTO, CALIFORNIA,
ADJUSTING SEWER RATES TO COMPLY WITH AN
INTERAGENCY SEWAGE AGREEMENT WITH
EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
WHEREAS, the City of San Jacinto ("City") delivers all waste and
sewage collected through the City's collection system to Eastern Municipal Water
District ("EMWD") facilities for treatment and disposal; and
WHEREAS, the City and EMWD have entered into an Interagency
Sewer Agreement ("Agreement") for the treatment and disposal of sewage; and
WHEREAS, the Agreement requires the City to remit a monthly fee
based upon active sewer connections in the City multiplied by a formula outlined in
the Agreement; and
• WHEREAS, EMWD recently adopted Resolution No. 3352.7 to
increase the required monthly fee to be paid under the Agreement; and
WHEREAS, City, pursuant to the terms of the Agreement, must also
increase the sewer fees it charges to customers in its service area to pay for the
increased costs of conveyance, treatment and disposal charged by EMWD to the
City; and
WHEREAS, the City proposes to increase the sewer fees in
accordance with California Health and Safety Code, Section 5471, in an amount
that corresponds to the exact amount being charged by EMWD for conveyance,
treatment and disposal of sewage in the San Jacinto service areas. Therefore, the
City Council finds, with respect to the revenue derived from the increased fees and
charges, that (1) there is a reasonable relationship between the use of the fees
and charges increased herein and the services for which they are imposed; (2) the
revenue derived from the increased fees and charges does not exceed the amount
necessary to provide the services; (3) the increased fees and charges shall not be
used for any other purpose than that for which the fees and charges are imposed;
(4) the increased fees and charges do not exceed the proportional cost of the
services attributable to each customer; (5) the increased fees and charges are not
levied for general governmental purposes;
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WHEREAS, California Government Code Section 36937 empowers
cities to adopt, by four-fifths vote, and urgency ordinance, which is necessary for •
the immediate preservation of the public peace, health or safety.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN
JACINTO HEREBY ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Urgency Findings. The City Council hereby incorporates by
reference the recitals of this Urgency Ordinance. The City
Council also finds that this Urgency Ordinance is necessary to
promote the immediate preservation of the public peace,
health and safety by permitting the City to immediately charge
increased sewer and sewage treatment user fees to comply
with the terms and conditions of an Interagency Sewer
Agreement with EMWD, prevent breach of that Agreement
and avoid disruptions in the sewer treatment service provided
by EMWD to customers in the San Jacinto service area.
SECTION 2. Increased Sewer Fee.
A. In addition to the City of San Jacinto Sewer Rental Fee,
the following sewer rates for the conveyance, treatment and •
sewage
disposal of shall be charged to all customers in the
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City of San Jacinto service area, as shown on EMWD
Resolution No. 3352.7, attached hereto and incorporated
herein by this reference:
$.439/day/edu ($13.35/mo)
B. The increased fee shall be effective on February 1,
2004 and shall be applied to any billing on or after February 1,
2004.
SECTION 3. The City Council hereby finds and determines that it can be
seen with certainty that there is no possibility that this
Ordinance may have a significant adverse effect on the
environment. Thus, the adoption of this Ordinance is exempt
from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality
Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 21080(b)(8) and Section
15273 of the CEQA Guidelines.
SECTION 4. This Urgency Ordinance was adopted by the necessary four-
fifths vote of the members of the City Council pursuant to
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Government Code §36934 and §36937 and shall take effect
. immediately upon its adoption.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of San
Jacinto on this 8th day of January, 2004 by a vote.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Abstain:
City of San Jacinto
by Jim Ayres, Mayor
Attest:
• Dorothy L. Chouinard, City Clerk
State of California )
County of Riverside)ss
City of San Jacinto )
I, Dorothy L. Chouinard duly appointed City Clerk of the City of San
Jacinto, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance No. 04-03 was duly
adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of San Jacinto on the
8th day of January, 2004.
Witness my hand and seal the th day of , 2004.
Dorothy L. Chouinard, City Clerk
Approved as to Form:
• City Attorney
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EXHIBIT "A"
EMWD Resolution No. 3352.7
411,
• RESOLUTION NO. 3352.7
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE EASTERN
MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT REVISING CERTAIN SEWER RATE
SCHEDULES
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Directors of the Eastern Municipal Water District in
Regular Session assembled this 17th day of December, 2003, that Resolution No. 3352.6,
be amended as follows and as provided for in the schedule attached to and hereby made
a part of this resolution.
REVISED SEWER RATE SCHEDULES
S101 , S102, S201, S301 , S401 , S403, S501 through S503
DELETED SEWER RATE SCHEDULE
4111, S402
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED that the effective date of the foregoing Rate Schedule
revisions is January 1 , 2004.
DATED: December 17, 2003
Richard R. Hall, President
ATTEST:
Rosemarie V. Howell, Secretary
(SEAL)
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Board of Directors
December 17, 2003
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PROPOSED RATE REVISION
RATE CURRENT PROPOSED CURRENT PROPOSED
SCHEDULE DAILY RATE DAILY RATE MONTHLY RATE MONTHLY RATE
S101 $.387 $.467 $11.77 $14.20
S102 $.359 $.439 $10.92 $13.35
S201 $.474 $.516 $14.42 $15.70
S301 $.474 $.509 $14.42 $15.48
S401 $.641 $.670 $19.50 $20.38
S402 $.690 Delete $20.99 Delete
S403 $.641 $.670 $19.50 $20.38
• S501 $.709 $.768 $21.57 $23.36
S502 $.540 $.599 $16.43 $18.22
S503 $.556 $.615 $16.91 $18.71
S601 $1.108 $1.108 $33.70 $33.70
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EASTERN MUNICIPAL
WATER DISTRICT
SINCE 1950
Board of Directors
President December 19, 2003
Richard R. Hall
Vice President
Randy A. Record Mr. Bernie Simon
Finance Director
Rodger D.Siems City of San Jacinto
David J.Slawson
Ronald Vs'.Sullivan 201 E. Main St
San Jacinto, Ca 92583
Board Secretary
Rosemarie V.Howell
General Manager
Anthony J. Pack
Dear Mr. Simon:
Director of the
Metropolitan Water
District of So. Calif:
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ands A. Record On December 17, 2003, our Board of Directors adopted Resolution 3352.7
which increased the Sewer Rate for the transmission, treatment and disposal
Treasurer
Joseph.1. Kuchler.(TA of sewerage that is billed and collected by your agency. This is effective
January 1, 2004 and to be applied to billings effective February 1, 2004.
Legal Counsel
Redwine and Sherrill
The previous rate of $.359/day/edu ($10.92/mo) has been increased to
$.439/day/edu ($13.35/mo). Please see rate schedule S102.
A copy of the board action and rate schedules is attached for your
information.
If you have any questions or concerns about implementing this change,
please contact me immediately.
Sincerely,
Charles E. Rathbone, Jr.
Director of Finance
ill CC: Pat Elliott, Deputy Treasurer
Chris Thomsen, Customer Service Manager
Mailing Address: Post Office Box ti 300 Perris. CA 92572-8300 Telephone: (909) 928-377 7 Fax: (909) 928-01 77
Location: 227(1 Trimble Road Perris. CA 92570 Internet: s-ss ss.cmwd.ori,
VIII.c.
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EASTERN MUNICIPAL
WATER DISTRICT •
SINCE 1950..
Board of Directors
December 17, 2003
President
Richard R. Hall
Vice President TO: Board of Directors
Rand A.Record
FROM: General Manager
Rodger D.Siem,
Da%id J.Slav',on
Ronald W.Sulli'an SUBJECT: Adopt Proposed Resolution No. 3352.7, Revising Certain
Sewer Rate Schedules
Board Secretary
Ko,cmarie\.Ho',ell
General Manager RECOMMENDATION
Anihom J. Pack
The following proposal was presented to the Board Administrative Committee in
ifirertor of the December, and received its full concurrence. Therefore, it is recommended that the
tropoliran ►later
rrirt of So. Calif. Board Adopt Proposed Resolution No. 3352.7 to be effective January 1, 2004.
Rand A. Record
Concur: Submitted by:
Treasurer J / �
u.ehh J. Kuchler.CPA /
Legal Counsel aQz_ i[/
t.
Red„in;and Sherrill Anthony J. Pack Charles E. Rathbone, Jr.
General Manager Director of Finance
Directors: All
Divisions: All
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Board of Directors
December 17, 2003
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BACKGROUND
On December 19, 2001, the Board approved the last set of daily sewer service charge rate increases
that were applied to all but the Temecula Service Areas. The overall average was approximately
$.010/day with a maximum of$.034/day in the Hemet/San Jacinto Service Area. These rates were
effective January 1, 2002 and have remained the same for two years.
In August of this year, a team was developed to review the current methodology and rates being
applied to the various service areas. The intent was to evaluate the relationship between
wastewater and recycled water as well as ensure that proper funding was being provided for debt
service and replacement projects. Currently, there are no provisions in the rates for these cost
elements.
The evaluation resulted in the following recommendations:
1) Include a component cost to satisfy the COP bond covenant requiring that the District
maintain a minimum of 90 days in reserve to meet operating expenses (this component was
also added to the water rates in May of this year).
• 2) Provide funds to support the capital improvement program - specifically those projects
related to replacement and system betterment. This would also reduce reliance on property
taxes that are the sole source of revenue for these projects.
3) Provide funds to replace capital equipment used at the facilities (not construction).
4) Contribute to the annual payment of debt service related to the recycled program that cannot
be paid from connection fees. This will assure a reliable source of revenue that does not
exist currently. Currently, all payments are funded from connection fees.
5) Contribute to ID-H operating fund, $.50/mo/connection, to pay for any disposal costs that
would be incurred by ID-H. Any funds not needed would be used to pay for infrastructure to
promote/improve delivery of the recycled water to expand the program.
These recommendations were presented to the Board Administrative Committee and were
approved. However, it was recommended that a phased in approach be utilized to reach the
recommended rates. Therefore, the proposal is to implement over a two-year period. This is
illustrated in the attached Exhibit A along with some supporting documentations for the first year
proposal.
The increases vary from $.029/day in Temecula to $.080/day in Hemet/San Jacinto. On average,
the increase is $.051/day. The estimate of the second year increase ranges from $.018/day in
Moreno Valley to $.079/day in Temecula. On average, the increase is $.046/day. However, the
second year proposal will be evaluated prior to implementation to ensure that the objectives are
IDbeing satisfied and assumptions used are substantiated.
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December 17, 2003 •
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These rates will be effective January 1, 2004 and be reflected in the customer's billings beginning
February 1, 2004.
Attachments
Resolution No. 3352.7
Sewer Rate Schedules
Exhibit "A"
Finance
Purchasing/Contracts N��
Prepared by: C.Rathbone
CER.ml
SWRRATE D17
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EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
SEWER RATE SCHEDULE
EDU CHARGE
RATE - IMPROVEMENT SERVICE AREA/IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
SCHED SERVICE SERVICE DISTRICT INFORMATION
CHARGE CHARGE
PER DAY PER
MONTH*
Hemet-San Jacinto Area - Service Area 31
S101 $0.467 $14.20 17,20,U-7(57),U-12 Applicable for sewage collection,transmission, treatment and
(62),U-14(64), U-16 disposal service rendered through facilities of I.D. 17 when no
(66),U-18(68),U-19 other improvement district or no other agency/assignee provides
(69),U-21(71) sewage collection. Applicable for sewage collection services
rendered through facilities of other EMWD I.D.s located within I.D.
17 which provides sewage transmission, disposal and treatment
facilities.
S102 $0.439 $13.35 17, 20 Applicable for sewage, transmission,treatment and disposal
service rendered through facilities of I.D. 17 when another agency
or assignee provides sewage collection. In areas where EMWD
provides water service and renders billing statements, the other
agency sewage collection charge may be billed (by an agency
agreement) by EMWD for the involved other agency as a separate
item in addition to the I.D. 17 EDU charge. This rate is also
applicable to the City of Hemet, San Jacinto and Lake Hemet
Municipal Water District, who render billing on behalf of EMWD
(by an agency agreement), where its respective agency provides
sewer collection.
Moreno Valley Area - Service Area 32
S201 $0.516 $15.70 ' 19, U-13(63),U-22 Applicable for sewage collection,transmission, treatment and
(72) disposal service rendered through facilities of I.D.'s 19, U-13 (63)
or U-22(72). This schedule also applies to areas served domesti<
water by Moreno Valley Water District who renders billing (by an
agency agreement) on behalf of EMWD.
Sun City Area - Service Area 33
S301 $0.509 $15.48 U-1(51),U-2(52),U-4 Applicable for sewage collection,transmission, treatment and
(54), U-6(56),U- disposal service rendered through facilities of I.D. U-1 (51)when
15(65),U-31(81),U- no other improvement district or no other agency/assignee
35(85),88 provides sewage collection. Applicable for sewer collection,
transmission,treatment and disposal service rendered within the
Menifee Valley Sewer Service Area No. 1. Applicable for sewage
collection services rendered through facilities of other I.D.s locate(
within I.D. U-1 (51), which provide sewage transmission,
treatment, and disposal facilities
Temecula-Murrieta Area - Service Area 34
401 $0.670 $20.38 C(22),U-8(58), Applicable for sewage collection,transmission, treatment and
RCWD disposal service rendered through the respective facilities of I.D C
(22) or U-8 (58). This rate is also applicable to RCWD for
accounts billed on behalf of EMWD (by an agency agreement)
which lie within the boundaries of I.D. U-8 (58)
Based on DSC x 365- 12
Resoiunon No 3352
Aoorovea December 17,200s SWnS',F':
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EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
SEWER RATE SCHEDULE
EDU CHARGE
RATE IMPROVEMENT SERVICE AREA/IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
SCHED SERVICE SERVICE DISTRICT INFORMATION
CHARGE CHARGE
PER DAY PER
MONTH*
Temecula-Murrieta Area - Service Area 34 (Cont.)
S403 $0.670 $20.38 MCWD Applicable for sewage collection,transmission,treatment
and disposal service rendered through Murrieta Sewer
Facilities located within the boundaries of Murrieta County
Water District pursuant to an agreement dated March 21 ,
1989 between EMWD and MCWD.
Pen-is Valley Area - Service Area 35
S501 $0.768 $23.36 E (97) Applicable for sewage collection,transmission,treatment
and disposal service rendered through facilities of I.D. E
(97) when no other improvement district or no other
agency/assignee provides sewage collection.
S502 $.599 $18.22 E (97) Applicable for sewage transmission,treatment and
disposal service rendered through facilities of I.D. E (97)
when another agency or assignee provides sewag
collection. In areas where EMWD provides water ce
and renders billing statements,the other agency s
collection charge may be billed (by an interagency
agreement) by EMWD for the involved other agency as a
separate item in addition to the I.D. E (97) EDU charge.
This rate is also applicable to the City of Perris which
renders billing on behalf of EMWD (by an agency
agreement).
S503 $0.615 $18.71 U-9(59),U- Applicable for sewage collection,transmission,treatment
27(77),U- and disposal service rendered through facilities of I.D. U=
29(79),U- (59) & I.D. U-29(79) (North Perris Area), F (93) (Romolar
31(81),U- Assessment District#5), I.D. G (94) (Homeland
33(83),F(93),G(94 Assessment District#7), 81 (North Sun City Area), 83
),U-35(85) (Mead Valley Area), or U-35 (85) (South Sun City Area).
Canyon Lake Area - Lake Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District Rate
S601 $1.108 $33.70 U- Applicable for single family residential sewer service
10(60),(EVMWD rendered through facilities of EVMWD per agency
Rate) agreement dated November 4, 1968. No commercial or
other service types within this service area.
* Based on DSC x 365+ 12
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Resolution No.3352
Approved December 17.2003
SWRSCH
Effective January 1,2004
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EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
• SEWER RATE SCHEDULE
SPECIAL CONDITIONS
Relative to the above Sewer Rate Schedules, the following "Special Conditions" will apply, in addition to EMWD
Rules and Regulations governing the provision of Sewer Service Facilities and Service (Resolution no. 1643, as
amended):
Sewer Equivalent Dwelling Units (Sewer EDU) as established by the District, will be used to determine the
appropriate daily/monthly service charge by multiplying the Sewer EDU by the EDU charge.
1. Single Family residences on Individual Lots (Including Mobile Homes)
This type of service shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. as a single Sewer EDU;
2. Residential Multi-Unit, Apartments, Condominiums, Duplexes and/or Triplex Accounts
a) Service to studio and one-bedroom units not restricted as to occupancy by local agency zoning
shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by establishing
the Sewer EDU equal to the number of dwelling units served and multiplying by a factor of 0.75.
b) Service to units with two or more bedrooms not restricted as to occupancy by local agency
zoning shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by
establishing the Sewer EDU equal to the number of dwelling units served.
The above conditions (2a and 2b) may be utilized in combination on the same account as determined by
the District or assignee.
c) Service to units restricted to senior occupancy by local agency zoning shall utilize the Rate
Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by establishing the sewer EDU rate
equal to the number of total units within the complex and multiplying by a factor of 0.75
3. Motels, Hotels and Transient Occupancy Accounts
This type of service shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by
establishing the Sewer EDU equal to the number of dwelling units (rooms, apartments, suites, etc.) and
dividing by a factor of 3.0.
4. Mobile Home Rental Parks
a) Service to mobile home parks not restricted as to occupancy by local agency zoning shall utilize
the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by establishing the sewer
EDU rate equal to the number of total lots (as determined by the District or its assignee) within
the mobile home park and multiplying by a factor of 0.67.
• b) Service to mobile home parks restricted to senior occupancy by local agency zoning shall utilize
the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by establishing the sewer
EDU rate equal to the number of total lots (as determined by the District or its assignee) within
the mobile home park and multiplying by a factor of 0.60.
Resolution No 3352
Approved December 17.2003 SV+/R S'r1 A^
Ettectrve January 1.2004
EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
SEWER RATE SCHEDULE
SPECIAL CONDITIONS (Cont.)
5. Mobile Home Subdivisions
a) Service to individually metered lots within a mobile home subdivision not restricted as to
occupancy by local agency zoning shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. as a
single sewer EDU.
b) Service to individually metered lots within a mobile home subdivision restricted to senior
occupancy by local agency zoning shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and
shall be computed by establishing the sewer EDU rate for a single EDU and multiplying by a
factor of 0.75.
6. Recreation Vehicle Parks/Subdivision
This type of service shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by
establishing the Sewer EDU equal to the total number of spaces/lots (as determined by the District or it's
assignee) and multiplying by a factor of 0.38.
7. Commercial, Industrial, Public Agencies. Churches or Tax Exempt Agency Accounts or other
service types not specifically identified in Special Conditions 1 through 6 (Except Public or
Private Preschools, Schools, Colleges or Institutions
a) Services using less than an average of 50 cubic feet of domestic water per day (1,500 cubic
per month) as determined by the District or assignee shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its
appropriate I.D. and shall be charged as a single Sewer EDU.
b) Services using in excess of an average of 50 cubic feet of domestic water service (1,500 cubic
feet per month) as determined by the District or assignee shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its
appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by dividing the average daily sewage flow (to be
established by a special study by the District or its assignee) into the sewer system, by the
average daily residential sewer flow of 36.5 cubic feet (1,100 cubic feet per month) to equal the
appropriate Sewer EDU.
c) Commercial services that include a residential living unit on the same account shall be
determined using the sewer EDU calculations in a) or b) above.
d) If a house of worship and school occupy the same property and are served by the same meter,
the daily monthly sewer charge for the account shall include the total of the calculation for church
plus the calculation for the school.
8. Public and Private Preschools, Schools, Colleges and Institutions
This type of service shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. by determining the average
daily student attendance and the number of teachers and employees as reported on the opening day of
the second semester of each school year.
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Resolution No.3352
Approved December 17.2003
Etiectrve January 1.2004 SWRSCH ATT
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EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
SEWER RATE SCHEDULE
SPECIAL CONDITIONS (Cont.)
Use one of the following formulas to determine the Sewer EDU related to the appropriate school type:
a) Preschool/Elementary Number of Students X EDU Charge = Daily/Monthly
Serv. Chrg. 143
b) Middle/Junior High Number of Students X EDU Charge = Daily/Monthly
Serv. Chrg. 100
c) High School/College Number of Students X EDU Charge = Daily/Monthly
Serv. Chrg. 72
d) If a house of worship and school occupy the same property and are served by the same meter,
the daily monthly sewer charge for the account shall include the total of the calculation for church
plus the calculation for the school.
The daily/monthly sewer charge shall not be less than one EDU at any individual school site.
fr. Where another agency or assignee (under an agency agreement) renders billings on behalf of EMWD
and utilizes monthly or bi-monthly service periods, the monthly rate shall be computed as follows:
Daily Service Charge (DSC) X 365 days _ 12 month = monthly service charge
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Resolution No 3352
Approved DeCenlber 1„2003 SWRSCH AT
cN.n January January 1,2004
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EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
SEWER RATE SCHEDULE 4IV
EDU CHARGE
RATE IMPROVEMENT SERVICE AREA/IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
SERVICE SERVICE DISTRICT INFORMATION
SCHED CHARGE
HARGE
PER DAY PER
MONTH"
Hemet-San Jacinto Area - Service Area 31
S101 $0.387 $11.77 17,20,U-7(57),U-12 Applicable for sewage collection,transmission, treatment and
(62),U-14(64), U-16 disposal service rendered through facilities of I.D. 17 when no
$0.467 $14.20 (66),U-18(68),U-19 other improvement district or no other agency/assignee provides
(69),U-21(71) sewage collection. Applicable for sewage collection services
rendered through facilities of other EMWD I.D.s located within I.E
17 which provides sewage transmission, disposal and treatment
facilities.
$0.359 $10.92 17, 20 Applicable for sewage,transmission,treatment and disposal
S102 service rendered through facilities of I.D. 17 when another agenc
$0.439 $13.35 or assignee provides sewage collection. In areas where EMWD
provides water service and renders billing statements,the other
agency sewage collection charge may be billed (by an agency
agreement) by EMWD for the involved other agency as a separe
item in addition to the I.D. 17 EDU charge. This rate is also
applicable to the City of Hemet, San Jacinto and Lake Hemet
Municipal Water District, who render billing on behalf of eiDe,
(by an agency agreement),where its respective agency
sewer collection.
Moreno Valley Area - Service Area 32
$14.42 19, U-13(63),U-22 Applicable for sewage collection,transmission,treatment and
S201 $0.474 (72) disposal service rendered through facilities of I.D.'s 19, U-13(6:
$0.516 $15.70 or U-22(72). This schedule also applies to areas served dome:
water by Moreno Valley Water District who renders billing(by ar
agency agreement) on behalf of EMWD.
Sun City Area - Service Area 33
74 $14.42 U-1(51),U-2(52),U-4 Applicable for sewage collection,transmission,treatment and
S301 $0.4 (54), U-6(56),U- disposal service rendered through facilities of I.D. U-1 (51)whe
$0.509 $15.48 15(65),U-31(81),U- no other improvement distract or no other agency/assignee
35(85),88 provides sewage collection. Applicable for sewer collection,
transmission,treatment and disposal service rendered within tt
Menifee Valley Sewer Service Area No. 1. Applicable for sewa
collection services rendered through facilities of other I.D.s loco
within I.D. U-1 (51),which provide sewage transmission,
treatment, and disposal facilities.
Temecula-Murrieta Area - Service Area 34
$0.641 $19.50 C(22),U-8(58), Applicable for sewage collection,transmission,treatment and
S401 RCWD disposal service rendered through the respective facilities of I.[
$0.670 $20.38 (22) or U-8 (58). This rate is also applicable to RCWD
accounts billed on behalf of EMWD(by an agency ag nt
which lie within the boundaries of I.D. U-8(58).
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Resolution No 3352 SWRSCH AT
Approved December 17,,•
EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
SEWER RATE SCHEDULE
SPECIAL CONDITIONS (Cont.)
5. Mobile Home Subdivisions
a) Service to individually metered lots within a mobile home subdivision not restricted as to
occupancy by local agency zoning shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. as a
single sewer EDU.
b) Service to individually metered lots within a mobile home subdivision restricted to senior
occupancy by local agency zoning shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and
shall be computed by establishing the sewer EDU rate for a single EDU and multiplying by a
factor of 0.75.
6. Recreation Vehicle Parks/Subdivision
This type of service shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by
establishing the Sewer EDU equal to the total number of spaces/lots (as determined by the District or it's
assignee) and multiplying by a factor of 0.38.
7. Commercial, Industrial, Public Agencies, Churches or Tax Exempt Agency Accounts or other
service types not specifically identified in Special Conditions 1 through 6 (Except Public or
Private Preschools, Schools, Colleges or Institutions
a) Services using less than an average of 50 cubic feet of domestic water per day (1,500 cubic feet
per month) as determined by the District or assignee shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its
appropriate I.D. and shall be charged as a single Sewer EDU.
b) Services using in excess of an average of 50 cubic feet of domestic water service (1,500 cubic
feet per month) as determined by the District or assignee shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its
appropriate I.D. and shall be computed by dividing the average daily sewage flow (to be
established by a special study by the District or its assignee) into the sewer system, by the
average daily residential sewer flow of 36.5 cubic feet (1,100 cubic feet per month) to equal the
appropriate Sewer EDU.
c) Commercial services that include a residential living unit on the same account shall be
determined using the sewer EDU calculations in a) or b) above.
d) If a house of worship and school occupy the same property and are served by the same meter,
the daily monthly sewer charge for the account shall include the total of the calculation for church
plus the calculation for the school.
8. Public and Private Preschools, Schools, Colleges and Institutions
This type of service shall utilize the Rate Schedule under its appropriate I.D. by determining the average
daily student attendance and the number of teachers and employees as reported on the opening day of
the second semester of each school year.
Resolution No.3352
Approved December 17,2003
Effective January 1.2004 SWRSCH ATT
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EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
SEWER RATE SCHEDULE
SPECIAL CONDITIONS (Cont.)
Use one of the following formulas to determine the Sewer EDU related to the appropriate school type:
a) Preschool/Elementary Number of Students X EDU Charge = Daily/Monthly
Serv. Chrg. 143
b) Middle/Junior High Number of Students X EDU Charge = Daily/Monthly
Serv. Chrg. 100
c) High School/College Number of Students X EDU Charge = Daily/Monthly
Serv. Chrg. 72
d) If a house of worship and school occupy the same property and are served by the same meter,
the daily monthly sewer charge for the account shall include the total of the calculation for church
plus the calculation for the school.
The daily/monthly sewer charge shall not be less than one EDU at any individual school site.
9. Where another agency or assignee (under an agency agreement) renders billings on behalf of EMWD
utilizes monthlyor bi-monthlyservice periods, the monthly rate shall be computed as follows: 4111
and
Charge (DSC) X 365 days _ 12 month = monthlyservice charge
Daily Service 9 Y 9
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Resolution No 3352
Approved December 17.2003 SWRSCH AT'
Effective January 1,2004