HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - 1909 RESOLUTION NO. 1909
INAW RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN JACINTO
ESTABLISHING A SCHEDULE OF FEES AND CHARGES FOR CERTAIN
SERVICES PERFORMED FOR AND OR BY THE CITY OF SAN JACINTO FIRE
DEPARTMENT AND THE MITIGATION OF THE IMPACTS OF NEW
DEVELOPMENT IN RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT ON THE CITY OF SAN JACINTO FIRE DEPARTMENT
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of San Jacinto has adopted a "Fire Protection
Ordinance," Ordinance No. 917, establishing a Fite and Safety Inspection Program, establishing
fees and requiring that the amount of such fees be set by Resolution and adopting the Uniform Fire
Code, 1988 Edition, with certain amendments, the Uniform Fire Code Standards, 1988 Edition,
and the National Fire Protection Association Standards 13-D, 1989 Edition, and 13-R, 1989
Editiom;and
WHEREAS, the declared intent of the City Council requires the San Jacinto Fire
Department to associate the costs of a specific service with the limited number of persons who
most benefit from that service; and
WHEREAS, the cost of rendering such services should be borne by the beneficiaries of
h service; and
WHEREAS, the San Jacinto Fire Department has duly proposed and made available to the
City Council and to the public, data indicating the estimated cost of providing such services. Such
data is contained within that certain Report entitled the FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT TO
THE CITY COUNCIL - FEES AND CHARGES (October 1990),which Report is a
matter of public record and was and remains available for public inspection; and
WHEREAS, because new development does and will continue to adversely impact the
City's Fire Department, the City Council further finds and determines that unless fees are imposed
on new residential and commercial and industrial development within the City to finance the needed
facilities and improvements identified by the City, such new development will adversely affect the
public health, safety and welfare of the citizens of San Jacinto; and
WHEREAS, the Fire Department mitigation fee collected pursuant to this Resolution shall
be used to finance public facilities as defined in Government Code Section 66000, including, fire
facilities, equipment and improvements which are needed as a result of new development; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing was held on October 30, 1990 and November 6th, 1990,
concerning the schedule of fees and charges, at which time the FIRE DEPARTMENT
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL - FEES AND CHARGES (October 1990) was
esented, considered and public comment received thereon; and
WHEREAS, in imposing and establishing the Fire Department New Development
Mitigation Fees a part of this Resolution, the City Council does hereby find and declare the
following:
(a) The increased development of land within the City of San Jacinto will impact the level of
fire service provided by the City. Ncw annexations and developments create a need to
expand fire protection service,fie station facilities and fire department equipment, and
personnel. The need for such faro department protection impmvement reautts directly from
map the increase in density in the City of San Jacinto by the development of land and the
November 6, 1990 Page I
EXHIBIT A
San Jacinto Fire Department
Fee and Charges Schedule - 1990-91
The following fees shall be paid to the City of San Jacinto and deposited into the general fund.
The Fire Chief may authorize the refunding of any fee paid hereunder which was erroneously paid
or collected.
All Fine Prevention fees are based on the total cast of the Fire Prevention Program and broken
down to an hourly rate:
Salary and benefits of the Fire Prevention Inspector $49,140
Secretary(25%of salary and benefits) 8,423
Engine Company Personnel 15,000
Fur Department Administration(20%) 15,513
Miscellaneous Costs(office supplies, printing, etc) 5,000
Total Cost of the Program (1990-1991) $93,076
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j Program Hourly Fee = 2,080 divided by $93,076 = $45 per hour
1. Miscellaneous Pire Prevention Pecs - Per Activity:
Plans Review(flat fee) - A, B, E, H, or I occupancies $112.00 --
Site inspections(where required) $6 8.00
Fire Protection System, plan check, and
insp=on $112.00+$0.50 per head
"Hood-duct"system plan check and inspection $90.00
Follow-up Inspection for'Non-compliance' $69.00
Water system flow test $4 5.00
Tank installation(plan check, permit, and inspection) -per tank $90.00
Removal of tank- per tank $6 S.00
Special inspection (access, clearance, housekeeping, etc) $45.00
A-1
Exhibit A to Resoludon 1909
2. Licensed Care Facility Fire Safety Inspection Fees:
Any Occupancy Which Requires a license From the State including Residential Care facilities,
Children Day-Care Facilities, Convalescent Homes, etc. (I Occupancies)
Annual inTections ter Lensed Care Facilities
b or Lem Tenan%K)ccupants No Fee
7 to 49 Tenants/Occupants $45.00
�,0 or more Tenants/Occupants $68.00
Inspection for Change in License $45.00
Follow-up Inspection No Fee
Non-Compliance Inspection Same $ as Annual or $45.00
Citation 2X $ Non-compliance
3. Fire Prevention and Safety Inspection Fees:
._mail and Commercial Buildings:
(Drinking and dining establishments Having an occupant load of less than 50;wholesale and retail
stores; office buildings; printing shops; municipal police and fire stations; factories and workshops
using materials not highly flammable or combustible; factories and workshops using
r. noncombustible or nonexplosive materials; storage and sales rooms for combustible goods; paint
stares without bulk handling; we plants; power plants, pumping pianm; cold ctaa W; ga wline
service stations;garages where no repair work is done except exchange of parts and maintenance
requiring no open flames,welding, or flammable or combustible materials. (B Occupancies))
Initial and Annual Inspection No Fee
Follow-up inspection No Fee
Non-Compliance Inspection Fee:
Less than 1,500 Square Feet $45.00
1,500 to 4,999 Square Feet $68.00
3,000 through 4,999 Square Feet $90.00
5,000 or More Square Feet $112.00
Citation Same 3 as Non-compliance
Manufacturing and Industrial:
(Occupancies storing, handling, using or selling hazardous and highly flammable materials; dry
cleaning plants; paint stores with bulk handling; paint shops and spray painting rooms and shops;
wood working establishments; planning mills; box factories; buffing rooms for tire rebuilding
plants; shops, factories, or warehouses where loose combustible ribers or dust are manufactured,
processed, generated or stored; repair garages;semiconductor fabrication facilities and comparable
areas
research and development . (H Occupancies))
F'xhihirA to Resolution 1909
Initial and Annual Inspection No Fee
Follow-up Inspection No Fee
Non-Compliance Inspection Fee $Wo0
Citation $90.00
Places of Assembly:
(The gachermg together of 50 or more persons for such purposes as deliberation, education,
instruction, worship, entertainment, amusement, in drinking or dining establishments, or awaiting
iransportatim. (A and E Occupancies)}
Initial and Annual Inspections No Fee
Follaw-up Inspection No Fee
Non-Compliance Inspection Fee:
50 to 100 Occupants $45.00
101 to 300 Occupants $68.00
Over 300 Occupants $90.00
Citation Same S as Non-compliance
Hotels, Motels,Apartments:
Initial and Annual Inspection No Fee
Follow-up inspection No Fee
Non-Compliance Inspection Fee: $45.00/story
Citation $45.00/story
Mobile home/RV Park:
Initial and Annual Inspection No Fee
Follow-up Inspection No Fee
Non-Compliance Inspection Fee $45.00
Citation $45.00
4. Uniform Fire Code (UFC) Permit Fees:
General fee for UFC permit if not listed $25.00
Bon fires or tumbleweed fires No Fee
Hazardous materials $45.00
Hazardous mamTW production $45.00
High piled combustible storage $45.00
Exhibit A to Resolution 1909
Spraying or dipping operations $45.00
�1. Weed Abatement:
Gencral weed abatement fees Cost + $140 or 25% administrative
fee, whichever is mare
6. Fire Watch Actual Personnel and Equipment cost
7. Standby Actual Personnel and Equipment cost
8. Fire Company Inspections and Re-inspections No Fee
9. Incident Report copy $7.50 for 1st 5 pages
+ $0.25 per page after 5 pages
10. Inspection Report copy $7.50 for 1st 5 pages
+ $0.25 per page after 5 pages
11. false Alarms $98 after 1 in 30 days;
after 2 in 90 days; after 3 in
190 days; or, after 4 in one year
12. San Jacinto Fire Prevention Standards $15.00
13. Cost Recovery Fees:
Egnipla of Cost Recovery
Charged per minute fmm time Alarm received up to'in quartets"tune.
30 minutes mmimimt charge.
Fire engine(at$150 per hour) $2.50 per minute
Squad(at$100 per hour) $l.67 per minute
Staff/Command vehicle (at$75 per hour) $1.25 per minute
Staffrag Coot Recovcry
Charged per minute from time alarm received up to"in quartets"time.
30 minutes minimum charge.
Capes $0.3259 per minute
Engineer $0.2675 per minute
Firefighter $0.2304 per minute
Fire Chief $0.7874 per minute
Additional Personnel Costs:
Company Officer Add 30 minutes for report writing
Firefighter and Engineers Add 30 minutes per firefighter for
clean up of equipment and apparatus
A-1
Exhibit A to Resolution 1909
14. Fire Department NEW DEVELOPMENT Mitigation Fees:
Residential $577 per Unit
Industrial or Commercial $4.34 per square foot
A-S
En Department Fee Resolution Resolution No. 1909
construction of residential, commercial, industrial and mobile home units. The most
practical and equitable method of collecting the funds necessary to provide such public
.� improvements and mitigating the impacts of growth is to impose a development fee on new
construction and new projects with the City of San Jacinto.
(b) The Public Facilities to be constructed, financed and used by the implementation of these
development mitigation fees are more particularly described in the FIRE
DEPARTMENT REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL - FEES AND
CHARGES (October 1990), which Report is a public document.
(c) That further residential development within the City of San Jacinto will require the
construction, staffing and equipping of new fire stations and facilities in order to provide
reasonable service levels and to protect life and property. All as more particularly described
in the FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL - FEES
AND CHARGES (October 1990).
(d) That further commercial and industrial development in the City of San Jacinto will cause
additional risks of fire and other hazards,will create the necessity for additional public
facilities including fire stations, equipment and the increase in staffing in order to provide
reasonable service levels and to protect life and property. Al was n nv particularly
described in the FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL -
FEES AND CHARGES (October 1990).
(e) That the fees imposed by this Resolution are calculated to best estimate the actual impact of
such new residential, commercial and industrial development as they relate to the provision
of additional fire department public facilities and that such additional public facilities are
necessitated to service such new development as more particularly described in the FIRE
DEPARTMENT REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL - FEES AND
CHARGES (October 1990).
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF SAN JACINTO that it hereby approves the fees and charges for the San
Jacinto Fite Department as set forth in Exhibit A, attached hereto and made a part hereof, and that
said fees and charges shall be in full force and effect upon the effective date of Ordinance No. 917.
MOVED, PASSED and ADOPTED this 61h day of November, 1990.
ATTEST_
—'-Mayor
aputy City Clerk
CERTIFICATE
The foregoing is certified to be a true copy of Resolution No. L909 duly adopted by the said City
Council of the said City of San Jacinto on the date therein set forth.
Deputy City Clerk
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