HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-08-14 95-359 ORDINANCE. COUNCIL ACTION
Dater Avcaat 14, 1995 95_359
Item NO.-, �_
Item/Subjects Ordinance, Amending Chapter 5, Article 9, Section 20.1, adding
a new section 21, and renumbering the existing Section 21 of
the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor --Wastewater
Treatment Rates and Abatements.
Responsible Department: City Manager
Commentary:
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pmpad Satiom 21.1 through 217 deal wise ebetemrnm whidmeYbegrmtd due a "Mmwate." These sectiouv:
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steps m mvdain he w by wmss system;
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Section 21.10 authorizes Development Madonna based on FMjobs created tbrougb establishing or
depending a business. The discount would be for five years, would decrease armually, and would
apply only b that part of the sewer charge associated with capital construction costs (no discoed for
operating and nieimenence cash). You camfed a bible in Section 21.10 which outlines the proposed
discounts.
A0 of these ideas and reconnnendazione came forth in the basic sewer rate study which was
completed some time ago. The Council may wish to implement soma or all of these items. This
undimmed has been before the Ad Hoc Sewer Committee and will also be going before the Municipal
Operations Committee.
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Aadp a;ocouncaor
CITY OF BANGOR
(TITLE.) WrYMMTCRy -Amending-Chapter-V, Artiole 9, --Section 20,1r ---
Adding a New Section 21, and Renumbering the Existing Section 21
of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor --Wastewater
Treatment Rates and Abatements
Be a onkdvai by dw My Comm ofdw C;V ofBanpr. as fN.
THAT: Chapter V, Article 9, Section 20.1 of the Laws and
-Ordinances of the City of Bangor are hereby amended as follows:
Section 20. Wastewater Treatment Rates
20.1 All persona within the City who are, or will be,
connected into the City's POW shall be subject to a
sewer use charge. A schedule of chargee shall be
established from time to time by City Council Order.
The sewer use chargee are to be based on water meter
readings of the user, type of wastewater discharged to
the POW based on the use of the user's premises and/'or
other parameters determined by the City to be necessary
to cover the coat of construction and operation and
- " maintenance of the City's POW. There sea!! be no
There shall
be no discounts or amenia g1jen. fo
charaes unless such dimcmod�s or abatements are
provided in accordance with the provisions outlined in
Section 21 below. 'So long as users in the Town of
Hermon are billed by the City, Hermon users may be
billed in a manner that is the same or different from,
the City's users.
(NOTE: For Sections 20.1 deletions are struck - ; additions are
underlined%.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT: Chapter V, Article 9 of the
Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor are hereby amended by
the addition of the following new Section 21 as follows:
F and Discounts to Sewer use Chargg
21.1 Abatements of sewer use chargee may be granted by the
Superintendent of the Wastewater Treatment Plant upon
application of a rate payer where the rate payer can
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demonstrate that a 'lose" of water occurred due to no
fault of the rate payer, his or bar agents, or
employees. Rate payers are responsible for exercising
due care in the maintenance of their water and sewer
systema to prevent water losses. For purposes of an
abatement, "due care' shall be defined as the normal
and reasonable steps which would be taken by a prudent
individual in operating and maintaining their water and
sewer systems. To be considered, requests for abatement
must be made within one hundred and twenty (120( days
of the billing date of the bill In question.
21.2 Valid reasons for a request for abatement include, but
are not necessarily limited to, unanticipated water
pipe breakage, plumbing fixture malfunction, heating
system malfunction, and vandalism. Upon notice or
knowledge of such circumstances, the ratepayer is
responsible for taking appropriate and timely action to
remedy the problem.
21.3 The Superintendent shall be responsible for researching
the basis for the requested abatement in light of the
"due care" standard established in Section 21.1 above.
He or she shall make a record of the results of the
investigation which shall include an estimate of the
amount of water lost. The estimate of water lost shall
be based on a minimum of the previous four quarters of
water consumption, if available, and consideration of
seasonal water use patterns. This estimate of water
lose shell be used to calculate the amount of the
abatement should one be granted.
21.4 When an abatement is granted, the amount of the
abatement shall be calculated based on the total sewer
e charge for the estimated amount of water lost less
the coat to convey and pump the estimated amount of
water lost through the sewer system and treatment
plant. The Superintendent shall be responsible for
calculating, on an annual basis, the coat to convey and
pump uncontaminated water through the saver system and
treatment plant. The basis for this calculation shall
be the prior fiscal year's operation and maintenance
coats of the system and plant.
21.5 When an abatement is granted, the Superintendent shall
be responsible for taking the necessary steps to
correct the appropriate billing records to reflect the
abatement or to process a credit where the sewer use
charge in question has been paid.
21.6 any abatement exceeding five hundred dollars ($500)
must be reported to and confirmed by the appropriate
committee of the City Council prior to final approval
and the processing of a correction or credit.
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21.7 My ratepayer who disagrees with the decision of the
Superintendent to deny an abatement or with the amount
of an abatement calculated by the Superintendent, may,
within 30 days of the date the ratepayer is notified of
the Superintendent's decision, appeal the decision to
the appropriate committee of the City Council.
Appropriate City staff shall notify the ratepayer of
the date, time, and location of the meeting at which
the appeal will be considered. In order for the appeal
to be considered, the ratepayer aM/or his or her
representative moat be present at the meeting. At the
request of the ratepayer, consideration of the appeal
may be postponed to a future meeting to be held within
60 days of the date established for the original
seting. Failure of the ratepayer to appear before the
committee at the originally scheduled meeting or at a
subsequent meeting called at the ratepayer's request
shall result in the denial of the appeal. The decision
of the appropriate committee of the City Council shall
be final.
21.8 Abatements Shall not be granted for water used for
watering lawns, gardens, filling swimming pools, or
other outside water uses. Ratepayers may, however, at
their own coat, install a secondary water meter that
will measure only water used for outside water use
purposes and/or only for purposes of filling indoor
swimming pools. Installation of the meter moat be by a
permit granted by the Superintendent or his or her
designee. The installation must also be permitted by
appropriate City staff to insure that the meter meets
all requirements of the plumbing and building codes and
is used only to measure water actually used for outside
water use purposes. The City Council may establish, by
order, appropriate fees for this permit. The City
reserves the right to periodically inspect such meters
to insure continued compliance with the requirements of
this subsection. Should it be determined that
solations of this subsection have occurred, the permit
for this secondary meter shall be revoked and the
ratepayer shall be subject to a fine equal to the
amount the ratepayer would have been charged in sewer
use fees since the date of installation of the
ondary meter or for eight full quarters, whichever
shall be the lesser. The ratepayer shall be
responsible for reporting to the Superintendent or his
or her designee the reading on the secondary meter.
This report moat be made no later than three working
days after the data the ratepayer's primary water meter
is normally read. Failure to report the reading in a
timely manner will result in any adjustment appearing
on the ratepayer's next quarterly bill. Where a
secondary meter is installed, the ratepayer will he
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granted an abatement which will be calculated in the
same manner as outlined in Section 21.4 above for lost
water.
21.9 My ratepayer who uses water in its and manufactured
product which is shipped from the ratepayer's facility
or in the process of manufacturing a product or
providing a service and where such water does not enter
into the sewer system, either in whole or in part, may
apply for an abatement of the sewer use fee equal to
that portion of the water which does not reach the
City's sewer system. The applicant shall bear the
burden of providing the necessary proof and
documentation as to the amount of water used which does
not enter into the saver system. adequate
documentation must accompany the request for ahatement
and must clearly demonstrate the quantity of water used
which does not enter into the sewer system. A11 such
requests for abatement shall be made to the
Superintendent who shall be responsible for researching
the basis for the abatement as well as the adequacy of
the information provided. The Superintendent shall
provide to the appropriate Council Comeittee his or her
reconeandation as to whether the abatement should or
should not be granted. The appropriate Council
Committee shall make the final determination as to
whether the abatement shall or shall not be granted.
All such abatements shall be limited to a period of no
re than three years. At the end of this period, the
ratepayer may apply for a new abatement. During the
period in which an abatement is in effect and for one
year following the expiration of the abatement, the
City reserves the right to periodically inspect the
ratepayer's premises and records to insure that the
ratepayer Is in compliance with the abatement. Should
It be determined that the information provided by the
ratepayer is invalid, that changes have occurred in the
ratepayer's processes which have the effect of
Increasing the amount of water reaching the sewer
system, or that more water is reaching the sewer system
than reported by the ratepayer, the Superintendent may
revoke the abatement and the ratepayer shall be subject
to a revised user charge equal to the full value of the
abatement for the prior three-year period or the period
in which a current or prior abatement was in effect,
whichever is lesser. The amount of the abatement shall
equal the full sewer use charge for water documented to
not reach the sewer system less a quarterly charge
established by order adopted by the City Council to
recover expenses associated with administering the
abatement.
21.10 nev�nrDiscounte The appropriate Council
committee, at its sole discretion, may approve, subject
to the following provisions, a sewer use charge
discount for new businesses or existing businesses
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which expand. Such discounts will be available based
on the number of full-time equivalent new jobs created
by the business. The discount shall be limited to the
capital portion of the saver user charge. Any
discounts granted shall be authorized for a period not
to exceed five years and shall proportionately decrease
each year. The sewer use discount shall be computed in
accordance with the percentages and job creation
categories shown on the following table.
Development Discount Sewer Use
Computation Table
Percentage Discount
Numher of Sobs Created Capital Portion of Sewer Use Pee
100+ 100 80 60 40 20
75-99 00 64 48 32 16
50-74 60 48 36 24 12
25-49 40 32 24 16 0
30-24 20 16 12 8 4
9 or less 0 0 D 0 0
Any business which hoe been granted a development
discount must, on an annual basis, report to the Sewer
Treatment Superintendent the number of new full-time
equivalent jobs which continue to exist. Should this
number either increase or decrease to the extent that
the business receiving the discount moves from one job
creation category to another, the discount shown in the
computation table shown above for the number of new
full-time equivalent jobs then reported shall apply for
that year of the five-year discount period.
In order to be eligible for such discount, the business
seeking it must be located within the corporate
boundaries of the City of Bangor, be subject to the
Payment of full municipal property taxes, and have made
significant investment in an existing or new
facility. A significant investment shall be defined as
the construction of a new facility or the investment of
an amount equal to at least 20% of the preexisting
assessed value of anexisting facility in renovation,
expansion, or equipment coats associated with the
location or expansion of the business. This discount
shall not be available to businesses which have
purchased other existing businesses unless additional
new employment is created or the business purchased has
not been in operation for a minimum period of six
months. It shall also not be available to businesses
which recall Laid -off workers or increase employment
due to a prior reduction in force unless such layoffs
or reductions have been in effect for a period of more
than one (1) year.
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AND, DH IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT: Chapter V, Article 9 of the
Daws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor are hereby amended by
renumbering the existing Section 21 and all subsections thereto
as Section 22.
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MEMO
To: Members of the Municipal operations Committee
From: Edward A. Sarrett, City Manager
Re: Wastewater Treatment Rates and Abatements Ordinance
Date: August 17, 1995
The attached ordinance amendment dealing with abatements and
discounts has recently been reviewed by the Ad -Roc Sewer
Committee which recommended a number of changes and revisions.
These have been incorporated into the revised draft.
The following changes have been made:
1. Section 21.1. A time limit has been added for ratepayers to
request an abatement. The recommendation is 120 days from
the billing date. This allows for situations where
ratepayers are not in town or other delays where a ratepayer
may not be aware of the problem bill.
2. Section 21.8. This section involves secondary meters for
outelding watering. The change allows secondary meters for
indoor swimming pools as wall.
3. Section 21.8. The abatement for secondary meter usage was
originally established to be for the full amount which goes
through that meter with provision for an administrative charge
for each abatement. The revised section abates this change in
the same method that is used for lost water (the difference
between the charge for transport and pumping clean water and the
full change). Brad Moore is working on developing information on
what this actually means per consumption and this will be
available to you on Tuesday.
4. Section 21.10 Development Discounts. The first change (first
sentence) clarifies that such discounts are discretionary. This
insures that the Council Committee reviewing these requests can
base their decision not only on meeting the formal requirements
but also the intent of this section. At the end of this section,
eligibility requirements have also been revised and clarified.
Sales of businesses and employment resulting from re -hires after
lay-offs or reductionsin force have been addressed.
We look forward to reviewing the ordinance with you. Additional
information on secondary meters programs, capital charges, and other
related issues has also been provided.
Pcu�QAV
Edward A. Barre�ttp, City mass or
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Agw5pat to Councilor Tyler August 14, 1995
CITY OF BANGOR
(TITLE.) Orbs ime, amending Chapter V, Article 9,-Sectlon 20.1, ---
Adding a New Section 21, and Renumbering the Brlsting Section 21
of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor --wastewater
Treatment Rates and Abatements
Be it ontabmI by Ne Oily CouvwU oftAe City of Bangor, m fdl v
THAT: Chapter V, Article 9, Section 20.1 of the Laws and
_Ordinances of the City of Bangor is hereby amended as follows:
Section 20. Wastewater Treatment Rates
20.1 All persons within the City who are, or will be,
connected into the City's POW shall ba subject to a
sewer use charge. A schedule of chargee shall be
established from time to time by City Council Order._
The sewer use charges are to bs based on water meter
readings of the user, type of wastewater discharged to
the P0W based on the use of the user's premises and/or
other paraneters determined by the City to be necessary
to cover the coat of construction and operation and
maintenance of the City's POW. The-az-sinrl!be-am
Section 21 belev. So long as users in the Town of
Hermon are billed by the City, Hermon users may be
billed in a Wearer that is the same or different frame,
the City's veers.
(NOTE: For Sections 20.1 deletions are strack-out; additions are
underlinedl.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT: Chapter V, Article 9 of the
Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor is hereby rounded by
the addition of the following new Section 21 as follows:
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21.1 Abatements of sewer use chargee may be granted by the
Superintendent of the Wastewater Treatment Plant upon
application of a rate payer where the rate payer can
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demonstrate that a 'loss" of water occurred due to no
fault of the rate payer, his or her agents, or
employees. Rate payers are responsible for exercising
due care in the maintenance of their water and sewer
systems to prevent water losses. For purposes of an
abatement, "due c shall be "fined as the normal
and reasonable steps which would be taken by a prudent
individual in operating and maintaining their water and
sewer systems.
21.2 Valid reasons for a request for abatement include, but
are not necessarily limited to, unanticipated water
pipe breakage, plumbing fixture malfunction, beating
system malfunction, and vandalism. Upon notice o
knowledge of such circumstances, the rate payer is
responsible for taking appropriate and timely action to
remedy the problem.
21.3 The Superintendent shall be responsible for researching
the basis for the requested abatement in light of the
"due care' standard established in Section 21.1 above.
He or she shall make a record of the results of the
investigation which shall include an estimate of the
amount of water lost. The estimate of water lost shall
be based on a minimum of the previous four quarters of
water consumption, if available, and consideration of
seasonal water use patterns. This estimate of water
loss shall be used to calculate the amount of the
abatement should one be granted.
21.4 when an abatement is granted, the amount of the
abatement shall be calculated based on the total sewer
use charge for the estimated amount of water lost lees
the cost to convey and pump the estimated amount Of
water lost through the sewer system and treatment
plant. The Superintendent shall be responsible for
calculating, an an annual basis, the coat to convey and
pump uncontaminated water through the sewer system and
treatment plant. The basis for this calculation shall
be the prior fiscal year's operation and maintenance
costa of the system and plant.
21.5 when an abatement is granted, the Superintendent shall
be responsible for taking the necessary steps to
correct the appropriate billing records to reflect the
abatement or to process a credit where the sewer use
charge in question has been paid.
21.6 Any abatement exceeding five hundred dollars ($500)
moat be reported to and confirmed by the appropriate
committee of the City Council prior to final approval
and the processing of a correction or credit.
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21.7 My rate payer who disagrees with the decision of the
Superintendent to deny an abatement or with the amount
within 30 days of the date the rate payer is notified
of the Superintendent's decision, appeal the decision
to the appropriate committee of the City Council.
Appropriate City staff shall notify the rate payer of
the date, time, and location of the meeting at which
the appeal will be considered. In order for the appeal
to be considered, the rate payer and/or his or her
representative must be present at the meeting. At the
request of the rate payer, consideration of the appeal
may be postponed to a future meeting to be held within
60 days of the date established for the original
meeting. Failure of the ratepayer to appear before the
committee at the originally scheduled meeting or at a
subsequent meeting called at the ratepayer's request
shall result in the denial of the appeal. The decision
of the appropriate committee of the City Council shall
be final.
21.8 Abatements shall not be granted for water used for
watering lawns, gardens, filling swimming pools, or
other outside water uses. Ratepayers may, however, at
their own cost, install a secondary water meter that
will measure only water used for outside water use
purposes. Installation of the meter must be by a
permit granted by the Superintendent or his or her
designee. The installation moat also be permitted by
appropriate City staff to insure that the meter meets
all requirements of the plumbing and building codes and
is used only to measure water actually used for omtaide
water use purposes. The City Council may establish, by
Order, appropriate fees for this permit. The City
reserves the right to periodically inspect such mature
to insure continued compliance with the requirements of
this subsection. Should it be determined that
violations of this subsection have occurred, the permit
for this secondary meter shall be revoked and the
ratepayer shall be subject to a fine equal to the
amount the ratepayer would have been charged in sewer
use fees since the date of installation of the
secondary meter Or for eight full quarters, whichever
shall be the lesser. The ratepayer shall be
responsible for reporting to the Superintendent or his
or her designee the reading on the secondary meter.
This report must be made no later than three working
days after the date the ratepayer's primary water meter
is anally read. Failure t0 report the reading in a
timely manner will result in any adjustment appearing
n the ratepayer's next quarterly bill. where a
secondary meter is installed, the ratepayer will be
granted an abatement of the full sewer user
charge for
water use recorded by the secondary meter less a
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quarterly charge to be established by an order adopted
by the City Council to recover expenses associated with
administering a secondary meter program and to recover
a portion of the cost of transporting and treating
outside water which may enter into the City's sewer
system. Such charge shall be applied for each and
very instance where a ratepayer reports the reading of
the secondary meter.
21.9 Any ratepayer who uses water in its end manufactured
product or in the process of manufacturing a product or
providing a service and where such water does not enter
into the sewer system, either in whole or in part, may
apply for an abatement of the sewer
use fee equal to
that portion of the water which does not reach the
City's sewer system. The applicant shall bear the
burden of providing the necessary proof and
documentation as to the amount of water used which does
not enter into the seven: system. Adequate
documentation must accompany the request for abatement
and must clearly demonstrate the quantity of water used
which does not enter into the sewer system. All such
requests for abatement shall be made to the
Superintendent who shall be responsible for researching
the basis for the abatement as well as the adequacy of
the information provided. The Superintendent shall
provide to the appropriate Council Committee his or bar
recommendation as to whether the abatement should or
should not be granted. The appropriate Council
Committee Shall make the final determination as to
whether the abatement shall or shall not be granted.
All such abatements shall be limited to a period of no
more than three years. At the end of this period, the
ratepayer may apply for a new abatement. During the
period in which an abatement is in effect and for one
year following the expiration of the abatement, the
City reserves the right to periodically inspect the
ratepayer's premises and records to insure that the
ratepayer is in compliance with the abatement. Should
it be determined that the information provided by the
ratepayer is invalid, that changes have occurred in the
ratepayer's processes which have the effect of
Increasing the amount of water reaching the sewer
system, or that more water is reaching the sewer system
than reported by the ratepayer, the Superintendent may
revoke the abatement and the ratepayer shall be subject
to a revised user charge equal to the full value of the
abatement for the prior three-year period or the period
in which a current or prior abatement was
s in effect,
whichever is lesser. The amount of thestatement shall
equal the full sewer use charge for water documented to
not reach the sewer system less a quarterly charge
established by order adopted by the City Council to
recover expenses associated with administering the
abatement.
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21.10 Development Discounts. The appropriate Council
o®ittee may approve, subject to the following
provisions, a sewer use charge discount for new
businesses or existing businesses which expand. Such
discounts will be available based on the number of
full-time equivalent new jobs created by the business.
The discount shall be limited to the capital portion of
the sewer user charge. My Discounts granted shall be
authorized for a period not to exceed five years and
shall proportionately decrease each year. The sewer
use discount Shall be computed in accordance with the
percentages and job creation categories shown on the
following table.
Development Discount Sewer Use
Computation Table
Percentage Discount
Number of Jobe Created Capital Portion of Sewer Use Fee
rtt Yr.
100+ 100 80 60 40 20
75-99 80 64 48 32 16
50-74 60 48 36 24 12
25-49 40 32 24 16 8
10-24 20 16 12 8 4
9 or lees 0 0 0 0 0
My business which has been granted a development
discount must, on an annual basis, report to the Sewer
Treatment Superintendent the number of new full-time
equivalent jobs which continue to exist. Should this
number either increase or decrease to the extent that
the business receiving the discount novae from one job
creation category to another, the discount shown in the
computation table shown above for the number of new
full-time equivalent jobs then reported shall apply for
that year of the five year discount period.
In order to be eligible for such discount, the business
seeking it =at be located within the corporate
boundaries of the City of Bangor, be subject to the
payment of full municipal property taxes, and have
constructed a new facility, physically expanded an
existing facility, or invested an amount equal to at
least 208 of the assessed value of an existing
structure in renovation and equipment coats associated
with the location or expansion.
AND, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, THAT, Chapter V, Article 9 of the
Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor is hereby amended by
renumbering the existing Section 21 and all subsections thereto
as Section 22.
IN CITY CONSIL
August 14, 1995
First Reading
Referred to Municipal
One one
CITY CUM
IN CITY CONSIL
August 28, 1995
Steve 8gland, 200 Seventh St.,
asked that this ordinance be
Clarified. City Manager Barrett
explained this ordinance to Mr.
Boland.
Motion to Amend by Substitution
Passed as amended by Substitution
Vote: 8 Yes, 1 Absent
Councilors voting Yes: Baldacci,
Blanchette, Frankel. Popper, Soucy
Sullivan, Tyler 6 Woodcock
Counclh r Absent: Cobert
I CITY Cbw
95-359
ORDINANCE
TETIE,) Amending. Chapter V. Article 9,
Section 20.1, Adding A New Section 21, and
Renumbering the Existing Section 21 of the
Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor
Wastewater Treatment Rates and Abatements
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