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ORDINANCE NUMBER 1312
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND REESTABLISHING FEES AND CHARGES FOR
ACTIVITIES, GOODS AND SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE CITY; AMENDING ORDINANCE
NUMBER 1279 ADOPTED FEBRUARY 23, 1987; CONTAINING A PROVISION TO
AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO ESTABLISH FEES AND CHARGES IN CERTAIN
CIRCUMSTANCES; AND CONTAINING FINDINGS AND OTHER PROVISIONS RELATING TO
THE SUBJECT.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST UNIVERSITY
PLACE, TEXAS:
Section 1. The City Council does hereby establish and reestablish
the fees and charges shown in the attached Exhibit A, which is hereby
incorporated into thi s ordi nance by thi s reference for all purposes.
The fee schedule adopted February 23, 1987, is hereby amended in its
entirety by this new fee schedule.
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Section 2. Each of the fees and charges shown in the attached
Exhibit A shall take effect immediately upon passage and approval of
this ordinance except in the case of water, sewer and garbage services
which are billed at monthly or other regular intervals, in which case
the new rates and charges shall take effect, as to each account, on the
first day of the first billing period beginning on or after the date
this ordinance is passed and approved.
Section 3. In the case of any activity, goods or services
provided by the City for which there is an out-of-pocket cost to the
City, or for which a fee or,chargehas traditionally been collected,
the City Manager is authorized to establish and reestablish fees and
charges, but only in those circumstances in which a fee or a charge is
not prescribed in Exhibit A to this ordinance. In prescribing fees and
charges, the City Manager shall first determine the cost to the City of
providing the activity, goods or services, and the fees or charges
established shall be as equivalent as practicable to such cost.
Section 4. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of the conflict only.
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Section 5. If any word, phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph,
section or other part of this ordinance or the application thereof to
any person or circumstance, shall ever beheld to be invalid or
unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, the remainder
of this ordinance and the application of such word, phrase, clause,
sentence, paragraph, section or other part of this ordinance to any
other persons or circumstances shall not be affected thereby.
Section 6. The City Council officially finds, determines and
declares that a sufficient written notice of the date, hour, place and
subject of each meeting at which this ordinance was discussed,
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considered or acted upon was given in the manner required by the Open
Meetings Law, TEX. REV. CIV. STAT. ANN. art. 6252-17, as amended,
and that each such meeting has been open to the public as required by
law at all times during such discussion, consideration and action. The
City Council ratifies, approves and confirms such notices and the
contents and posting thereof.
Section 7. The need to consider the fee schedule at the earliest
possible date, with adequate prior notice being first duly given,
creates an emergency requiring the suspension of the rule requiring the
reading of ordinances at two regular meetings before final passage, and
such state of emergency is hereby declared, and such rule is hereby
suspended, so 'as to allow this ordinance to be read once, at this
meeting, before final passage.
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PASSED AND APPROVED ON FIRST AND FINAL READING this 8th day
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Councilmembers Voting Aye: Mayor Parks, Councilmembers Bell,
Schwartzel
Councilmembers Voting No: None
Councilmembers Absent: Councilmembers Bryan, Britton
Michael L. Parks, Mayor
ATTEST:
Audrey Nichols
City Secretary
(SEAL)
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
James L. Dougherty, Jr.
Ci ty Attorney ,
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COMPREHENSIVE FEE SCHEDULE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
(1) AMBULANCE SERVICE Page 2
(2) BUILDING/CONSTRUCTION Page 2
(3) ELECTRICITY Page 4
(4) PLUMBING Page 8
(5 ) STREETS/SIDEWALKS Page 9
(6) HEALTH Page 9
(7) SWIMMING POOLS Page 9
(8) PARABOLIC, DISH-TYPE ANTENNA Page 9
(9) ADVERTISING/SIGNS Page 10
C (10) ANIMALS Page 10
(11 ) GARBAGE Page 11
(12) PARKS AND RECREATION Page 11
(13) PUBLIC RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS Page 13
(14) TRAFFIC Page 13
(15) UTILITIES Page 14
(16) QUT-OF-CITY SERVICES Page 15
(17) ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION Page 16
(18) ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Page 16
(19) INFRASTRUCTURE PRECONSTRUCTION FEES Page 16
(20) LIQUOR LICENSES AND PERMITS Page 18
(21) STREET FRANCHISE: WESLAYAN BANK Page 19
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(1) AMBULANCE SERVICE (SEE ALSO OUT-OF-CITY SERVICES)
*Transportation to hospital for residents of
City of West University Place $ 75.00
*Transportation to hospital for'residents of
the City of Bellaire $ 85.00
*Transportation to hospital for residents of
City of Houston $ 85.00
*Transportation to hospital for residents of
the City of Southside Place $ 85.00
Ambulance service to Southside Place:
Annual fee
$25,000.00
*Reference Ordinance Number 1235
(2) BUILDING/CONSTRUCTION:
Permits Fees
For issuing each permit
(excludes Health Permits)
New construction (Residential)
$ 5.00
$ 10.00 per 100 square
feet
Plan checking fee shall be equal to
1/2 of the building permit fee
Remodeling and repairs (Residential)
Based on Estimated Construction Cost
$ 10.00 minimum permit
for first $1,000
value; $0.30 per $100
value for allover
first $1,000 value
Plan checking fee shall be equal to
1/2.of the bUilding permit fee to a
maximum of $200.00.
New construction (Commercial)
$ 0.15 per square
foot for first
5,000 square feet;
then $0.10
per square foot
thereafter, with
$150.00 minimum permit
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Plan checking fee shall be equal to
1/2 of the building permit fee
Remodeling and repair (Commercial)
Based on Estimated Construction Cost
Plan Checking fee shall be equal to
1/2 of the building permit fee.
Acquiescence to Encroachment
House Moving Fee
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Demolishing Permit
Swimming pool
Entrance ramp only
Driveway only
Sidewalk only
Parking slab (other than driveway)
Entrance ramp and driveway combination
Entrance ramp and sidewalk combination
Circular driveway
Combination rampt drivewaYt and parking
slab
Heating and Air Conditioning
Heating units (residential)
new and replacement, per unit
Heating units (commercial)
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$ 30.00 minimum permit
fee for first $1000
of cost; $3.00 per
$1,000 of cost for
next $150,000 of
cost; $1.50 per
$1,000 of cost for
next $350,000 of
cost; $1.00 per $1000
of cost for all in
excess of $500,000
$100.00
$200.00
$ 25.00
$100.00
$ 15.00
$ 15.00
$ 10.00
$ 15.00
$'25.00
$ 20.00
$ 30.00
$ 35.00
$ 15.00
$ 30.00 for first
140,000 btu, plus
$ 5.00 for each
100,000 btu over
140,000 btu
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Air conditioning (residential)
central, new and replacement,
per compressor
$ 5.00 per ton
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Evaporator coils only $ 10.00
Air conditinning and refrigeration $ 5.00 per ton
(commercial), $ 35.00 minimum permit
Local vents $ 2.00 per unit
includes all, bath, stove and vent hoods
Minimum Heating and AIC Permit
Duct work only (residential and
commercial)
$ 10.00
$ 10.00 for first 50
feetl plus $1.00 per
50 feet for allover
first 50 feet
**Alarm System Qperating Permit
(due before the'owner places the system
in service)
$ 25.00
**No Person or entity exempted from payment of this fee by
Article 4413(29bb) of the Revised Texas Civil Statutes
shall be required to pay this fee.
Fences and walls:
Permit
$ 25.00
$ 50.00
Permit issued after construction
started
(3) ELECTRICITY
Master electrician and electrical sign
contractor insurance
Public liability limits:
As per State Law
Property damage limits:
As per State Law
Master electrician license:
First license
$ 15.00
$100.00
$ 25.00
Application fee
Renewal
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Inactive Master license
$ 10.00
$ 25.00
To activate inactive Master license
Journeyman electrician license:
Registration or Test
$ 10.00
$ 10.00
License (per year)
Apprentice electrician license:
Registration
License (per year)
$ 10.00
$ .5.00
Maintenance electrician license:
Registration or Test
License (per year)
$ 10.00
$ 10.00
Inspection fees:
For issuing each permit
$ 5.00
Services:
All services, each
$ 6.00
$ 6.00
All meter loops, each
Outlets:
First 4 lighting outlets are
included in service and meter loop fees
Allover 4, each $ .40
All light, switch~ and receptacle
openings or boxes as outlets, as well
as bell ringing transformers
Lighting fixtures:
Fixtures, each $ .40
Additional fixture circuit, each $ .50
Any current-consuming device permanently
attached to an outlet for illuminating
purposes shall be classed as a fixture
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Motors:
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Up to but not including 1/2 hp,ea $ 1.00
1/2 hp and less than 2 hp, each $ 3.50
2 hp and less than 10 hp, each $ 5.00
10 hp and less than 25 hp, each $ 7.00
25 hp and less than 100 hp, each $ 10.00
100 hp and less than 150 hp,each $ 15.00
150 hp and over, per hp $ .12
The fee of $.12 per horsepower
applies to individual motors
rated 150 hp and over only.
Motor control equipment is included
in motor fees.
When future motor outlets are installed
they shall be charged for one-half the
regular motor rates applying, the other
one-half shall be paid at the time the
motors are installed.
Miscellaneous:
Motion picture machines, each,
Sound equipment: Commercial
Up to 10 watts output, each
10 to 15 watts output, each
Over 15 watts output, each
X-ray machines, each -
Incandescent electric signs, each
Gas or vacuum tube signs, each
Poles, anchors and guy stubs, each
Clothes washer, each
Clothes dryer, each
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$ 15.00
$ 20.00
$ 25.00
$ 5.00
$ 8.00
$ 8.00
$ 1.00
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Reconnection, each
$ 1.25
$ 2.50
$ 2.50
$ 3.50
$ 2.50
$ 2.50
$ 10.00
$ 10.00
$ 2.50
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Garbage disposal, each
Dishwasher, each
Electric water heater, each
Window air conditioner, each
Range, each
Oven, each
Temporary cut-in, each
Microwave, each
Permanently connected electric appliances
and equipment of any nature not otherwise
specified shall be charged for as follows:
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Up to one kw, inclusive, each $
Allover 1 ks to 10 kw
A 11 over 10 kw to 50 kw
Allover 50 kw to 100 kw
Allover 100 kw to 200 kw
All in excess of 200 kw
1.00
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$
$
$
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.60/kw
.50/kw
.40/kw
.20/kw
.10/kw
$ 10.00
$ 10.00
Minimum fee
$ 10.00
$ 20.00
Additions to old work shall be charged
for at the same rate as new work.
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Additional inspection trips as a $ 15.00
result of being unable to inspect
at time first requested
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Moving and relocating electrical
equipment authorized to be done by a
maintenance electrician and master
electrician for which a permit fee is
not otherwise provided for in this
section, the minimum inspection fee shall
apply.
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Note:
In the event an electrician fails to obtain permit or
fails to notify the Inspection Department of work being
done, DOUBLE PERMIT FEE is to be charged.
(4) PLUMBING
For issuing each permit
$ 5.00
In additi on:
For each plumbing fixture
$ 5.00
$ 10.00
$ 7.00
For each sewer line
For alternation of drainage or
vent piping
For each water heater (gas or
electric) or vent
For each gas outlet
$ 7.00
For each gas pressure test
For each gas built-in range
For each house water line
$ 2.00
$ 10.00
$ 5.00
$ 5.00
$ 5.00
$ 5.00
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For each vacuum breaker
For each UP" trap or receptor
or catch basin
For each area drain or storm sewer line $ 5.00
For each water softener $ 8.00
For each lawn sprinkler piping $ 8.00
For each solar collector $ 20.00
Sewer tap connection $ 15.00
Minimum permit fee (includes $ 20.00
issuing permit fee)
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0 Reinspection or retest fee, $ 15.00
each occurrence
Note: In event plumber fails to obtain permit prior to
commencement of work, DOUBLE PERMIT FEE is subject to be
charged.
(5) STREETS/SIDEWALKS
For issuing each permit $ 5.00
Street, alley easement, etc., construction, $ 15.00
repair, etc. , license
Street, alley, easement, etc., construction,
repair, etc., permit:
Value up to $25.00 $ 1.00
Value over $25.00 $ 2.00
Street Lighting
Each utility billing account $ 1.00 per month
(6) HEALTH
~1 Health permit for food handling
establishments: annual $120.00
Includes one routine quarterly inspection
Non-routine inspections
Temporary food handling permit (day of
activity)
(7) SWIMMING POOLS
$ 25.00
$ 8.00
License for public or semipublic pools:
Annual
$ 25.00
(8) PARABOLIC, DISH-TYPE ANTENNA
For issuing each permit
Construction, alteration
and maintenance
$ 5.00
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$ 10.00 minimum permit
for first $1,000
value; $0.30 per $100
value for allover
first $1,00 value
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(9) ADVERTISING SIGNS:
For issuing each permit
Commercial advertising sign permit, per square
foot of display:
Up to 50 square feet:
Over 50 square feet:
Minimum fee:
Portable Signs for non-profit organizations:
Per square foot of display area
Plus miscellaneous signs within a defined
area
Maximum fee:
(10) ANIMALS:
Impoundment fees:
Pick up fee each animal
First violation of the leash law
Second violation
Third violation
Plus, for each day or
portion of a day
L kense Tax:
Fertile Animals, annually
Replacement of tag:
Spayed or neutered animals, lifetime
Annua lly
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$ 5.00
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$ .25
$ 10.00
$ .10
$ 5.00
$ 15.00
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$ 25.00
$ 50.00
$100.00
$ 7.50
$ 10.00
$ 1.00
$ 10.00
$ 4.00
Pet owners who fail to license their pets within 60 days after
Vaccination will be subject to a $10.00 penalty.
Pet owners over 65: lifetime
registration
$ 1.00 per year
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Each separate dwelling or living unit
Each unit in a two-family living unit
Each apartment in a multiple'unit dwelling
place
Garbage Bags per roll
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(11) GARBAGE
(12) PARKS AND RECREATION
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$ 10.75
$ 10.75
$ 10.75
$ 4.00
A. Colonial Park Fee Schedule
1. Renta 1 s
a. Poo 1
plus per person
b. Gameroom
*b. Property Owner Non-Resident
12 months
May 1 - April 30
each additional
prorated monthly
12 months $250.00
May 1 - April 30
limited to the owner,
President or Manager of
a business located within
the City of West University Place
2. Membershi ps:
a. Annual Pass
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c. Corporate
$ 20.00 per hr.
$ .50
$ 10.00 per hr.
Residents only
12 months
May I-April 10
each additional
prorated monthly
$200.00 family of 3
$ 25.00
$400.00 family of 3
$ 50.00
d. Senior Citizen Resident only
60 years and up
use of all facilities
No charge
e. Swim Pass
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Resident
4 months
each additional
Prorated monthly
$ 50.00 1 Adult
$ 10.00
$ 40.00 1 child
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f. Swim Pass Non-Resident $100.00 per person ~
4 months
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prorated monthly
g. Swim Pass
Limited Use
10 Admissions Adult Residents $ 12.50
Chil d Resi dent
(5 - 15 Yrs) $ 5.00
Adult Non-Resident $ 25.00
Child Non-Resident
(5 - 15 Yrs) $ 7.50
h. Swim Pass Non-Resident $ 50.00 per person
Senior Citizen 4 months
Sept-April
prorated monthly
i . Racquet Cards Residents $ 1.00
12 months
+ photo $ 1.00
j. Weight Room Residents $ 20.00 per person
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4 months
Sept - Apri 1
prorated mid season
16 years and up
3. Daily Fees
a. Swim Fees Residents $ 1. 50/Adult
$ . 75/Chil d
b. Swim Fees Non-Residents $ 3.00/Adult
$ 1.00/Child (5-15)
No Chg/Child (0-4)
c. Weight Room Residents 1.00 (16 and up)
d. Weight Room Non-Residents $ 2.00 (16 and up)
e. Racquetball Racquet cards $ 4.00/hr
Courts only Prime Time
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f. Tennis Courts Racquet cards
$ 2.00 per 1 1/2 hr
$ 1.00/reservation
g. Reservation Annual Pass
Fee Racquet cards
(for all courts)
*Non-Resident property owners use of pool limited to ten
(10) families on first-come-first-serve basis.
(City Council decision January 16, 1986 Workshop Session)
B. Community Building
Community Building fees and Colonial Park class fees are
determined proportionately with the instructors. fees per
class or activity.
(13) PUBLIC RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS:
Copies of:
Police accident reports, each
$ 2.00
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Non-resident fingerprint cards, each
Municipal Court records, to include
judgements and complaints, each
No Charge
$ 2.00
Copies ofminut~s, resolutions,
ordinances and other legal documents
and records
First page
Each additional page
Returned check charge
$ .55
$ .15
$ 2.50
$ 25.00
$ 15.00
Copy of Zoning Map
Release of Lien
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TRAFFIC
Penalty for late renewal
$ 1.00
$
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2.00
Bicycle license tag, biennial
Auto Decal, each
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Commercial Impact Zone Permit
Limit of 2 permits per household
If 2 permits applied for simultaneously $ 15.00 total
10.00 per car
Defensive Driving Course Dismissal Fee
$ 10.00
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Water Meter Installation: U
5/8" X 3/4"
Rear easement or front short
Front long (under street)
3/4" X 3/4"
Rear easement or front short
Front long (under street)
$225.00
$400.00
$250.00
$425.00
III X 1"
Rear easement or front short
Front long (under street)
$350.00
$475.00
1 1/2" or Larger
Price will be based on each project
individually by Superintendent of
Util ities
Water and sewer deposits:
Single-family residence; owner is sole
applicant or co-applicant $ 60.00
'Single-family residence; owner does not
join in the application $ 90.00
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res i dences
$120.00
$ 60.00
$ 25.00
$ 5.00
$ 15.00
Non-owners or residence
Commercial users
Temporary service connection
Service charge to restore discontinued
service
Water consumption rates:
Residential rate:
Minimum monthly charge, for the first $ 6.00
3,000 gallons or 1 ess
Each 1,000 gallons thereafter $ 1.25
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Minimum monthly charge, for the first $ 12.00
3,000 gallons or less
Each 1,000 gallons thereafter
Sewer service charge:
Residential rate:
$ 1. 25
Minimum monthly charge, for the first $ 4.00
3,000 gallons of water used
Each 1,000 gallons of water used
thereafter
Commercial rate:
$ .85
Minimum monthly charge, for the first $ 7.00
3,000 gallons of water used
Each 1,000 gallons of water used
thereafter
Private water well permit fee
(16) OUT-OF-CITY SERVICES
Ambulance Service to Southside Place
annual fee
Each First Aid Call
Ambulance transportation to hospital for
residents of West University Place
Ambulance transportation to hospital for
residents of the City of Bellaire
Ambulance transportation to hospital for
residents of the City of Houston
Ambulance Transportation to hospital for
residents of Southsfde Place
Misquito Control per w~ek, as requested
Sewer clean out per hour
Minimum fee 2 hours
Street sweeping per month
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$ .85
$ 25.00
$25,000.00
$ 15.00
$ 75.00
$ 85.00
$ 85.00
$ 85.00
$ 75.00
$ 85.00
$170.00
$315.00
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(17) ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION
Rezoning Application fee, per lot
Subdivision Application fee
$200.00
$500.00
$200.00
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Replatting Application Fee
(18) ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Each Application
(19) INFRASTRUCTURE PRECONSTRUCT ION FEES:
$100.00
The Infrastructure Preconstruction Fee is established to cover the
obligations the City has incurred to pay certain costs of Water
Facilities, Sewer Facilities and Drainage Facilities (which are
illustrated on the attached map). These facilities have been installed
to serve lots 7A, 7B,8A, 8B, 9A and 9B, Block 26, West University
cPlace, according to the dedication thereof in Volume 444, Page 560 of
the Deed Records of Harris County Tex~s and Volume 9, Page 13 of the
Map Records of Harris County, Texas (these lots are referred to
collectively as the "Development Area").
The facilities were "oversized" such that they have the capacity
to serve additional lots South of the Development Area, the additional """,l.
lots being Lots 10 and 11 nf said Block 26. Lots 10 and 11 were both .
apparently 100 feet in width originally, but it appears that they may '--'
have been subdivided into four lots (lOA, lOB, 11A and lIB), each 50
feet wide. .
The fee corresponds to the costs of including excess capacity to
serve more area than just the Development Area. The fee does not cover
any cost of providing streets or utility lines along the frontage of
the lots served.
The fee is payable as a condition of the City taking certain
actions, but only if such actions are taken on or before March 3,
1996. The fee is payable, in one lump sum, if the City:
(i) Constructs (or grants another party the right to
construct) a southerly extension of the Street
Facilities, to serve Lot lOA, lOB, 11A or lIB, but
only if access to the extension required the use of
the Street facilities and there is not other link
to other public streets in the City;
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Allows another party to receive water service on
one of the lots de~cribed above from a southerly
extension of the Water Facilities, but only if all
water to be provided is to be conveyed through the
Water Facilities; or
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Allows another party to recei ve sewer servi ce on
on~of the lots described above from},southerly
,extension of the Sewer Facilities, but'only if all
sewage to be collected is conveyed through the
Sewer Facilities.
In no event shall water or sewer service be provided to any
property if the fees are not paid.
The amount of each fee payment shall depend upon the facilities
used or to be used, as described above, and the area within the
boundaries of the specific lot or lots to be served by the extensions
from the facilities (which must be Lot lOA, Lot lOB, Lot 11A or Lot
lIB, or some combination of these lots), adjusted for cost of living
changes, as follows:
Rate for Fee Computation*
(Dollars per square foot
Facilities Used of area served)
Street Facilities $ 0.1082
Water Facilities $ 0.1537
Sewer Facil ities $ 0.1239
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component of the fee is multiplied by a cost adjustment factor
computed by dividing "A" by "B", where "A" is the index value of
the "Consumer Price Index for A 11 Urban Consumers , U.S. City
Average, All Items (1967=100)" as published in the Monthly Labor
Review by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the Department or---
Labor of the United States of America ("Index") applicable to the
third month immediately preceding the month in which the fee in
question becomes payable, and "B" is the value of such Index
applicable to March 1984.
To compute the fee, Lot 11A is deemed to contain 5,400 square feet
(to allow for the permanent use of a notch-type turning area on this
lot), and all other lots are deemed to contain 5,900 square feet. If a
turning area will not be permanently located upon Lot llA, Lot llA
shall be deemed to contain 5,900 square feet.
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Comprehensive Fee Schedule
February 2, 1988
m (20) LIQUOR LICENSES & PERMITS:
1. Mixed Beverage
1st Original Permit $1250.00
1st Renewal $937.50
2nd Renewal $625.00
3rd & Subsequent Renewal $312.50
2. Wine Only - Package Store $ 37.50
3. Retail Dealer's Off-Premise $ 30.00
4. Wine or Beer Retailer's Off-Premise $ 30.00
Permit
5. Winery $ 37.50
6. Mixed Beverage Late Hours $ 75.00
7. Wine or Beer Retailer's Permit $ 87.50
8. Reta i 1 Dealer's On-Premise Licen~e $ 75.00
0 9. Retail Dealer's On-Premise $125.00
Late Hours Licens~
10. Caterer's Permit $250.00
11. Package Store Permit $150.00
12. Daily Temporary Permit $ 25.00
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Comprehensive Fee Schedule
February 2, 1988
(21) STREET FRANCHISE: WESLAYAN BANK
Street Franchise Fee: Weslayan Bank Annual Payment
Ordinance Number 1283, adopted April 27, 1987
In consideration of the rights and privileges herein granted, Grantee
shall pay as rental to the City the sum of $777 RR per year, provided
that after the first payment, each subsequent annual payment shall be
multiplied by a cost adjustment factor computed by dividing "A" by "B",
where "A" is the index value of the "Consumer Price Index for All Urban
Consumers, u.S. City Average, All Items (1967-100)" as published in the
Monthly Labor Review by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the
Department of Labor of the United States of America ("Index")
applicable to the third month immediately preceding the month in which
the payment is due, and IIBII is the value of such Index applicable to
January of 1987. The product of the initial annual sum multiplied by
the appropriate cost adjustment factor shall be the amount that the
Grantee shall pay for each subsequent year.
The annual payment for the first year shall be due on the tenth day
following the day this ordinance is finally adopted. The second and
each subsequent annual payment shall be due on the first day of the
year to which it corresponds. For example, the second annual payment
shall be due on the first day after the first anniversary of the date
this ordinance is finally adopted. Each payment shall be made at the
principal office of the City, without demand, on or before its due date.
This franchise shall take effect and continue and remain in effect for
a period ending at noon on the tenth anniversary of the date this
ordinance is adopted finally (unless sooner terminated), provided that
this ordinance shall not take effect unless Grantee files a written
acceptance of this ordinance with the City Secretary of the City on or
before the tenth day following the day that this ordinance is finally
adopted (or within such longer period of time as the City Council of
the City may prescribe) and makes the initial payment when due. This
franchise shall automatically terminate (sooner than the tenth
anniversary of the date this ordinance is adopted finally) if that
certain lease between The Donald Realty Co., Inc., and Weslayan Bank
N.A., dated February 9, 1987, is terminated or is no longer in effect
for any reason.
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