HomeMy Public PortalAbout1781- Rescinding of FeesORDINANCE: 1781
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CRESTVIEW,
FLORIDA, REPEALING ALL FEES WITHIN THE CITY
OF CRESTVIEW PART II - CODE OF ORDINANCES;
PROVIDING FOR A RESOLUTION TO CREATE AND
ADOPT A COMPREHENSIVE FEE SCHEDULE TO
REPLACE ALL EXISTING FEES; PROVIDING FOR
AUTHORITY; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY;
PROVIDING FOR SCRIVENER'S ERRORS; PROVIDING
FOR LIBERAL INTERPRETATION; PROVIDING FOR
REPEAL OF ALL ARTICLES OR PARTS OF ARTICLES,
ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1 — AUTHORITY. The authority for enactment of this ordinance is Chapter 163, Florida Statutes,
and Section 2-28 of the City Charter.
SECTION 2 — REPEAL AND REPLACE. This Ordinance will repeal all fees within the City of Crestview
Part II — Code of Ordinances as identified in Exhibit A as attached, and which is a hereby made a part of this
Ordinance.
SECTION 3 — ENACTMENT. A resolution will be presented after the effective date of this Ordinance to
create a new Comprehensive Fee Schedule to contain all fees within the City of Crestview and provide for
review and amendment as necessary.
SECTION 4 — SEVERABILITY. If any word, phrase, sentence, paragraph or provision of this ordinance or
the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid or unconstitutional, such finding shall not
affect the other provisions or applications of this ordinance which can be given effect without the invalid or
unconstitutional provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this ordinance are declared
severable.
SECTION 5 — SCRIVENER'S ERRORS. The correction of typographical errors which do not affect the
intent of this Ordinance may be authorized by the City Manager or the City Manager's designee, without public
hearing, by filing a corrected or re -codified copy with the City Clerk.
SECTION 6 — ORDINANCE TO BE LIBERALLY CONSTRUED. This Ordinance shall be liberally
construed in order to effectively carry out the purposes hereof which are deemed not to adversely affect public
health, safety, or welfare.
SECTION 7 — REPEAL OF CONFLICTING CODES, ORDINANCES, AND RESOLUTIONS. All
Charter provisions, codes, ordinances and resolutions or parts of charter provisions, codes, ordinances and
resolutions or portions thereof of the City of Crestview, in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance are
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Sec. 1-11. - General penalty; continuing violations.
(a) Whenever in this Code or in any ordinance of the city any act is prohibited or is made or declared to
be unlawful or an offense, or whenever in such Code or ordinance the doing of any act is required or
the failure to do any act is declared to be unlawful, where no specific penalty is provided therefor, the
violation of any such provision of this Code or any ordinance shall be punished by a fine not to exceed
$500.00 the limit as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule, or by imprisonment for a term not
exceeding 60 days, or by both a fine and imprisonment. Each day any violation of any provision of
this Code or of any ordinance shall continue shall constitute a separate offense.
Sec. 2-127. - Fines and assessment of costs and attorney fees.
(a) In addition to having authority to enter the order provided in section 2-123, the drug nuisance
abatement board shall also have the authority to enter an order following the hearing conducted as
provided in section 2-123 providing for the following:
(1) Fines not to exceed $250.00 the limit as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule per day against
the owner of the property where a public nuisance is declared to exist so long as the public
nuisance continues to exist.
(4) Fines not to exceed SSO0:00 the limit as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule per day against
the owner of the property where'arecurring public nuisance is declared to exist so long as the
public nuisance continues to exist.
(f) The total fines imposed pursuant to this section shall not exceed S77500700 the limit as set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec. 10-21. - Penalties.
(b) The maximum civil penalty for a civil infraction shall not exceed $500:00 the limit as set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(c)
By resolution, the city council shall establish the amount of any civil penalty for a civil infraction.
Such resolution may be amended from time to time and is incorporated by reference and made a part
hereof. In addition to each civil penalty, there is hereby imposed a surcharge of$5.00 as set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule for violations involving animal control or animal cruelty. Funds received
shall be used for animal control expenses.
(e) An individual who contests the violation and after trial is found in violation of the provisions of this
chapter, except as provided below, shall be guilty of a civil infraction and punished by a fine of not
le..., then $50 00 and not more than $500 00 within the limits as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec. 14-7. - Registration processing fee.
The city may charge a reasonable fee for registration of all contractor's licenses. The proceeds of the
registration fee shall only be utilized to cover the costs of processing the registration; any excess revenue
generated by license registration fees shall be utilized only for enforcement of regulating unlicensed
contracting, or for enforcement of the Florida Building Code pursuant to F.S. § 553.80. The processing
fee assessed for registration of a contractor's license shall be $25.00 for each license. as set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec. 18-27. - Term; transfer.
(b) Any license shall be transferable upon payment of a fee of $3.00 there is a bona fide sale and
transfer of the property used and empl yed in the business as stock and trade.
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Sec. 18-35. - Penalty for delinquent payment.
(c) Any person who engages in any business, occupation, or profession covered by this chapter of the
code, who does not pay the occupational license tax within 150 days after the initial notice of tax due,
and who does not obtain the required occupational license is subject to criminal actions and penalties,
including court costs, reasonable attorney's fees, additional administrative costs incurred as a result of
collection efforts, and a penalty of up to $230:00 the amount set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec. 18 17. Trade, gift or merchandise stamps.
Any person selling and/or soliciting the sale of trade, gift or merchandise stamps or any such stamps
shall procure an agent's occupational license which is hereby fixed at the sum of $100.00 per annum for
such agent to operate within the city.
Sec. 18-49. - Trucks and vehicles —Selling merchandise; license and registration required.
(a) Operators of trucks or moving vehicles from which vegetables and farm and grove products, not
raised and produced by the owner of the truck, are offered for sale at wholesale in the city shall be
required to pay an occupational license tax of-$50 00 as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule, unless
otherwise specified, and to register each truck with the police department before receiving free of
charge au identification sticker to be attached to such truck or moving vehicle.
Sec. 18-53. - Unclassified occupations.
Every business, occupation, profession or exhibition, substantial, fixed or temporary, engaged in by
any person, whether in a building, tent, or upon the street, vacant lot or anywhere in the open air, within
the city and not specifically designated in this article, shall pay a license fee of $57.50 as set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec. 24-7. - Schedule of civil penalties.
A person who receives a citation from a code enforcement officer for a violation of a city ordinance
and who elects not to contest the citation shall be subject to a civil penalty in accordance with the fees set
in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule following schedule:
lstoffense: Written citation;
2nd offence: $75.00 fine;
3rd „vf nse. $ cn nn a„,
Sec. 24-8. - Judgment upon failure to contest citation.
Any person who fails to pay the appropriate civil penalty with the time period allowed, or who fails
to appear in county court to contest the citation, shall be deemed to have waived his right to contest the
citation, and judgment may be entered against the person in an amount not to exceed $300700 the amount
set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec. 26-1. - Qualifying fees of candidates.
The qualifying fees of candidates for city office, as required by the Charter, shall be as set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule. follow..:
(I) For member of the city council $ 10.00
(7) For mayor 25.00
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(3) For city clerk 50.00
Sec. 30-59. - Enforcement.
(b) Civil and criminal penalties. In addition to or as an alternative to any penalty provided in this article
or by law, any person who violates the provisions of this article shall be punishable by a fine of not
less than $100.00 nor more than $1,000.00 within the range set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule or
by imprisonment in jail for a period not to exceed 60 days, or by both such fine and imprisonment.
Such person shall be guilty of a separate offense for each day during which the violation occurs or
continues.
Sec. 34-23. - Amount of fee.
The police and fire public safety facilities fee to be paid prior to issuance of a building permit shall
be as follows: set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Single dwelling units $200.00.
C mmercial structures $200.00 per E.D.U.
Industrial/warehousing structures $200.00 per E.D.U.
Public assembly/institutional ..tructures $200.00 per E.D.U.
Sec. 46-12. - Assessment for law enforcement education.
(a) Pursuant to F.S. § 943.25, all countycourts within this county created by article V of the state
constitution, and any such court hereafter created, shall assess an additional $3.00 as court costs as set
in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule against every person convicted of violating a state penal or
criminal statute or municipal ordinance within the city, and such additional court costs shall be used
for expenditures for law enforcement education for law enforcement officers of the city; provided such
education expenditures are approved��� �by the city council. In addition, an additional sum as set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule e€over and above that provided by F.S. § 943.25(13) from every
bond estreature or forfeited bail bond related to such penal statutes or penal ordinance shall be assessed
and collected for the purposes recited in this section. However, no such assessment shall be made
against any person convicted for violation of any state statute or city ordinance relating to the parking
of vehicles.
Sec. 54-8. - False police and fire alarms.
(d) Penalty fee assessment.
(2) Upon any alarm system producing a fourth or additional false police alarm in a calendar year, a
fee of00 as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule per false alarm shall be charged to the
user or owner.
Upon any alarm system producing a fourth or additional false fire alarm in a calendar year, a fee
ef—$50:00 as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule per false alarm shall be charged to the user
or owner.
(3)
Sec. 58-3. - Penalty for violation of chapter.
Any person convicted of any violation under this chapter shall be punished as provided in section 1-
11, except that violations of section 58-1(16) shall constitute a civil infraction with a penalty of $50.00 as
set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec. 70-44. - Recycling services; waivers.
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(a) Recycling services. A monthly fee of $1.65 per residence as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule,
shall be assessed for curbside services to collect and dispose of recyclable items. The monthly charge
shall be reflected on the current utility bill and collected concurrently with all other utility fees. The
city reserves the right to implement other phases of recyclable collection as deemed necessary.
Sec. 74-10.1. - Fee for telecommunications company occupation of rights -of -way.
(a)
(2) In the event that a telecommunications company which provides telecommunications services
defined as toll services in section 203.012(7), Florida Statutes (2000), occupies the city's rights -
of -way, the telecommunications company shall pay to the city annually $500:00 per linear mile a
fee as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule, which amount is prorated for any portion thereof;
for any cable, fiber optic, or other pathway that makes physical use of the city's rights -of -way.
Such annual fee shall be prorated to reflect the expiration date of this section and shall be payable
annually, in advance. If a telecommunications company that is required to pay a fee pursuant to
this subparagraph (a)(2) increases the amount of its facilities occupying the city's rights -of -way
after such advance payment has been made, but prior to the expiration date of this section, the
fees due for the additional facilities shall be prorated and paid in full at the time the facilities are
installed in the city's rights -of -way.
The fee or other consideration:imposed pursuant to this subsection (2) shall not apply in any
manner to any telecommunications company which provides local telephone service as defined
in section 203.012(3), Florida Statutes (2000), for any services provided by such
telecommunications company.
Sec. 86-38. - Removing, impounding an immobilization of motor vehicles bearing outstanding citations.
(c) It shall be the duty of the police department immobilizing such motor vehicle, or under whose
direction such vehicle is immobilized, to post on such vehicle, in a conspicuous place, notice sufficient
to inform the owner or operator of the vehicle that:
(2) The owner of such immobilized motor vehicle, or other duly authorized person, shall be
permitted to repossess or to secure the release of the vehicle upon compliance with either of the
following alternative procedures:
a. Payment to the police department of the city of a $50:00 service charge as set in the
Comprehensive fee Schedule for removal of the immobilization device; or
b. Posting with the police department of the city of a cash or surety bond or other adequate
security equal to the amount of—$-50:00 set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. If, during the
hearing on the outstanding parking violation notices which necessitated the immobilization
of the motor vehicle, the city prevails on any or all of the outstanding violations, the $550T00
cash or surety bond shall be forfeited to the city.
Sec. 86-42. - Fire lanes on private property devoted to public use.
(d) Any motor vehicle found parked in a designated fire lane shall be ticketed with an "illegal parking"
ticket, as used by the city. The fine for parking in a designated fire lane shall be $20.00 plus a $5.00
surcharge to be used for fire department training programs pursuant to and shall be set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule as authorized by Chapter 86-154, Laws of Florida.
Sec. 86-44. - Schedule of civil penalties for parking violations.
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(a)
within the city for which payment may be made at the police department. See Comprehensive Fee
Schedule for fines regarding parking violations occurring within the city. Payment for such fines may
be made at the police department.
Violation
Amount of
City Penalty
(2) No parking, stopping or standing 10.00*
(3) No parking here to corner 10.00*
(4)—No parleing—betwcon signs 10.00*
(5) No parking this side 10.00*
(6) No parking emergency 10.00*
(8) No parking 6:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. 10.00*
(9) plo . 1:00 6:00 p m. 1,0.00**
(10) No parking 7:00 9:00 a.m., 2:00 3:30 p.m., except passenger loading 10.00*
(11)A , parking treet affter (i \
Cx Txdo-pcaxda�o=i oacct cx 2:99 a.m�m eert&In areas�10.00s
(12)---No par i ng =Passenger -loading -permitted 10.00*
(13) No parking passenger loading 8:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. 10.00*
7:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10.00
2:00 p.m. /1:00 p.m. 10.00*
(15) No parking bus space 10.00*
(16) No parking taxi stand 10.00*
(17) No parking anytime freight loading zone 10.00*
(19) No parking official motor vehicles my 10.00*
(20) No parking law enforcement vehicle only 10.00*
(21) No parking police duty car only 10.00*
(22) No parking —patient loadingonly 10.00*
(23) No parking yellow or red curb (not a sign) 10.00*
(21) No parking on sidewalk 10.00*
(25) No parking on crosswalk 10.00*
(2-6) No parking blocking driveway 10.00*
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(27) No parking blocking dumpster 10.00*
(2S) 14e eking—blecking wheelchair ramp 10.00*
(29) No parking within 30 feet of official traffic control device 10.00*
(3m Ne pa king thin. 30 ff t of .ear �� �r.o-�a�d �v4. . P'o eSt ra} at ra4 rea EreSSmg--1 .8
(31) No parking } n 00-
� v—�-�.r�:..�:mpreper-par �}nee strttEt:ngtra 1}E--.-o,00-
(32) No parking left wheels to curb (on two way street) 5.00*
(33) No parking wrong way on one way street (parked facing opposite flow of traffic) 10.00*
(31) Blocking fire hydrant 20.00*
(35) Parking by disabled permit only 250.00*
(36) Parking overtime (limit authorized in zone) 5.00*
(37) Parking over line 5.00*
(38) Designated fire lane 20.00*
Plus $5.00 surcharge
*Provided the penalty is paid within five working days of the date of issuance of the parking violation
notice by either hand delivery to the police department or by nniling the penalty in the postage paid
envelope provided with the notice. If such penalty is not paid within the five working days as above
previdedrthe-anieunt-ef-the-civil penalty shall be $1.00 greater than the amount specified for the parking
violation as provided above.
(b) Any person receiving a parking violation notice shall, within five working days, pay the civil penalty
as prescribed in subsection (a) of this section or request a hearing before a judge of the county court.
Any person electing to appear before the designated judge shall be deemed to have waived his right to
pay the civil penalty as set forth in this Code. The judge, after a hearing, shall make a determination
as to whether a violation has been committed. If the commission of a violation has been proven, the
judge may impose a fine not to exceed $250.00 such fine set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule plus
court costs.
(c) If an individual who has received a parking violation notice for parking a motor vehicle in a parking
space, the proper use of which requires a specific permit or decal, appears at the offices of the police
department within five working days of the date of such notice and furnishes proof that the required
permit or decal was issued to such vehicle and that such permit or decal was valid on the date of the
violation, the police department may reduce the civil penalty authorized by section 86-46(a) to W00
that fee which is set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec. 86-45. - Parking fines unit; procedures upon noncompliance with parking violation notice.
(b) If any person summoned by a parking violation notice affixed on a motor vehicle does not respond
to such notice within the time period specified on such notice, the police department shall assess the
appropriate delinquent fee per violation against the registered owner of the vehicle. In addition, a notice
of summons shall be sent, by mail, or hand delivered to the registered owner of the vehicle, which is
cited, informing such owner of the parking violation notice and the failure to comply therewith. Such
notice shall direct the recipient to respond within ten calendar days; otherwise, a summons will be
issued for failure to comply in violation of section 86-46(a) of this Code. Costs in the amount of $ 00
those set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule shall be assessed incident to this notification process.
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(c)
Any person who fails to respond to the original parking violation notice within the time period
specified on such notice shall have deemed to have waived the right to contest the merits of such
parking violation and may, if found guilty, be fined up to $i50:00 the fee which is set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule for each parking violation notice for which there has been no
compliance.
Sec. 86-76. - Wrecker operator requirements.
(e) Any wrecker operator who does not maintain a permanent business location or branch office within
the city but wishes to be placed on the wrecker rotation list shall be required to obtain a certificate of
registration with the city. An annual registration fee of $50.00 as set in the Comprehensive Fee
Schedule shall be required for each certificate.
Sec. 86-79. - Maximum rates for towing and storage.
(d) A maximum ef$-30,00 fee as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule may be charged to the
owner/driver of a vehicle towed or stored for the preparation, filing or mailing of any forms required
by Florida Statutes,' or this article if a vehicle is in storage for more than 24 hours.
Sec. 90-27. - Initial connection to city water or sewer system.
A person desiring to make an initial connection to the city water or sewer system shall file an
appropriate application to the city clerk and shall, at the same time, pay the fees and make the deposit
when applicable and as prescribed in this section.
(l)
Utility deposit. A utility deposit in the amount ef$6�00 set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule
for residential customers within the city; $250.00 for commercial customers within the city;
$90.00 for out of city residential customers; and $300.00 for out of city commercial customer,
shall be made to ensure payment of utility bills as they become due, which deposit shall be
refundable to the depositor, his heirs or assigns, upon voluntary termination of utility services and
payment of all outstanding utility charges due the city. The required deposit shall be deemed to
cover water, sewer, recycling and garbage service rendered to each customer, but must be made
at the time the initial application is filed and whether or not all utility services are utilized.
(4) Fees.
a. Water connection. A combined tap, connection, and service fee, the amount of which shall
be determined by the size of the water service connection requested in the application, shall
be paid as follows: according to the fees set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Size of
Service
(I.D. of pipe)
Fee
'/a inch or
cmaller
$--800700
I
inch000700
11/4 inch
—1,500.00
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2 inch
2,000.00
21/4 inch or
larger
The actual or estimated cost of all materials, including to tap the
meter, outside service
$100.00 for installation.
water main, plus
Sewer connection. A combined tap, connection and service fee, the amount of which shall
be determined by prevailing circumstances and the size of the sewer service connection
requested in the application, shall be paid, as follows: according to the fees set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
SS-ffSer:ice
(I.D. of pipe)
Fee
Residential ' inch
(c dina=Y-se: o=ice)
$1,020.00
Gornmereial-4-inch
(ordinary service)
47240,00
Commercial inch
(ordinary service)
—17680:00
Commercial 8 inch
(ordinary service)
—2460700
e. A fee of $10.00 as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule shall be paid to the city for services
to install a residential backflow prevention device. The fee shall be paid at the time of initial
application for service and shall cover the cost of materials and labor.
f. Utility costs. The f l o.. ing f es a. for v a_iees utility Additional fees for damaged
locks curb stops and registers as well as fees to pull, replace or test meters can be found in
the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. These charges are in addition to any actions which may
be taken in accordance with section 90-5, tampering/unauthorized connection-,
Description
Fee
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Pull mct r-kepl.. a ...et r //...tome« reu.. nt
$1-00.,00
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Meter Tcst
$-50,00
Meter test fee would only be charged if customer requests and city finds that the meter is
working correctly
Sec. 90-30. - Restoration of water service through existing connection.
A person desiring to have water service restored through an existing connection shall file an
appropriate application with the city clerk, shall pay a service fee in the amount of 0.00 set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule (which shall not be refundable), and shall make the utility deposit set forth
elsewhere in this chapter, provided the person shall not have been a party to an involuntary service
discontinuance as described in section 90-139. If the person was a party to such a service discontinuance,
water service shall be restored subject to the provisions of section 90-139.
Sec. 90-31. - Transfer of utility services from one location to another.
A customer desiring to transfer his utility services from one location to another may do so by making
an appropriate request to the city clerk, photo ID, and shall be accompanied by payment of a transfer fee
in the amount ef—$20:00 set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule, provided that the utility account of the
customer is current, and provided further that the transfer shall require nothing more than a cutoff at the
present location, a cut -on at the new location within seven working days, plus an address change in the
utility record (no change in service, deposit required, etc. Outside of the seven days, it shall be necessary
to complete the termination process at the present location and reapply for service at the new location.
Sec. 90-32. - Temporary connection of utilities.
In the event a landlord, homeowner, or real estate agent wishes to connect utilities for a limited time
to enable clean up/moving/etc., a non-refundable fee o€$30.00 set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule
will be collected, payable at the time of application. Proof of ownership or right to admittance to the
property must be presented upon application, along with a valid picture ID. The connection will be for a
maximum of ten days and will be discontinued at the end of that period, unless requested for earlier cut
off by the customer. This will not include garbage service unless requested by the customer (which will
result in an additional fee of $19.00 set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule). No deposit will be required
for this service, unless the time needed extends beyond the ten-day period, at which time a normal deposit
will be required to maintain service. A billing address other than the connection address must be supplied.
If there are any additional charges other that minimum water or water/sewer the charges will be billed to
the address supplied and are subject to all utility provisions provided for in this section.
Sec. 90-67. - Same Classes.
(c)
A permit and inspection fee of $15.00 set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule for a residential or
commercial building sewer permit and $25.00 a fee set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule for an
industrial building sewer permit shall be paid to the city treasurer at the time the application for a
building sewer pennit is filed.
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Sec. 90-109. - Permit; fee; inspection.
(c) A permit and inspection fee of$15,00 as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule shall be paid to the
city cleric at the time the application required by this section is filed.
Sec. 90-138. - Schedule of water and sewer rates and charges per consumer per month.
(a) Residential water and sewer rates and charges are as follows: set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
All utility billing charges include applicable state sales tax amounts.
(1) Water.
a. Minimum charge (includes the first 2,000 gallons of water consumed) $9.15
, b. Noxt 3,000 gallons of water consumed, rate per 1,000 gallons 1.90
. Next 3,000-gallons e€watereetnstmed, rate -per 1,000 ga' c 1.93
c. Over 20,000 gallons of water consumed, rate per 1,000 gallons 2.15
(2) Sewer.
a. Minimum charge (includes the first 2,000 gallons of water consumed) $16.80
y—Next 144,000-gallons of atersettsame ,,rate pe�000 galletss 3 €0
c. Over 16,000 gallons of water consumed rate per 1,000 gallons 0.00
To calculate charges for customers involving service of two or more consumers through a single
connection, the minimum charge and number of gallons stated in subsection (a)(1) the Comprehensive
Fee Schedule shall be multiplied by the number of consumers being served through the single connection
to determine the minimum charge per customer. Charges for water consumed in excess of the minimum
amount thus determined shall be assessed at the rate provided for in this subsection the Comprehensive
Fee Schedule. Charges for sewer service in excess of the minimum amount thus determined shall be
assessed at the rate provided for in this subsection the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Upon initial application for residential sewer service, a fixed monthly sewer rate based on a water
consumption of 7,000 gallons will be established.
four years beginning on October 1, 2017. The city council shall review the rates set in the Comprehensive
Fee Schedule as necessary adeptedae annually, and if the council determines the rates should
be lowered or increased, adopt an ordinance adopt a resolution amending this section of the Code the rates
set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule to provide for the changes in the rates.
6/1/2016
Rate
1
10/1/2017
Rate
10/1/2018
Rate
10/1/2019
10/1/2020
Rate
Rate
Residential beginning June 1, 2016
water rates
Minimum the first 2,000
$9 13
$9 30
$9 45
$9 60
$
charge (included
_allons of water consumed
Next 3,000
1.90
1 93
00
2
0
240
gallons of water consumed, rate per
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1,000 gallons
Next 5,000 gallons of water consumed, rate per
1,000 gallons
1.95
2,00
2.10
2.15
Next 10,000 gallons of water consumed, rate per
nn_ 0_gallons
2.15
2:20
2.25
230
2.35
-6000 gallons
2745
2- 0
2.55
2.60
2:65
Residential sewer rates beginning June 1, 2016
Minimum charge (includes the first 2,000
gallens-ef-w-ater-eousumeel
d
16.80
17.15
-17.50
47.85
18.20
Next 11,000 gallons of water consumed, rate per
1,000 gallons
5.10
5,20
5.30
5:40
5,54
Maximum rate charge
88.20
89.95
91.70
93.15
95:20
(b) Commercial water and sewer rates and charges are as follows: set in the Comprehensive Fee
Schedule. All utility billing charges include applicable state sales tax amounts.
(1) Water.
a. Minimum charge (includes the first 1,000 gallons of water consumed) $11.20
c. Next 5,000 gallons of water consumed, rate per 1,000 gallons 1.95
c. Over 20,000 gallons of water consumed, rate per 1,000 gallons 2.15
(2) Sewer.
b. Rate per 1,000 gallons consumed 5.10
Any water or sewer charges provided herein, that are for usage greater than the minimum, shall
be billed in increments of 1,000 gallons or any portion thereof.
beginning on October 1, 1017. The city council shall review the rates adopted in this article set
in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule annually as necessary, and if the council determines the
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rates should be lowered or increased, ado e adopt a resolution amending thi.,
section of the Code the Comprehensive Fee Schedule to provide for the changes in the rates.
6/1/2016
Rate
1
10/1/2017
hate
10/1/2018
Rate
10/1/2019
10/1/2020
Rato
Rate
Commercial beginning June 1, 2016
water rates
Minimum the first 1,000
$11.20
$11.10
$11.65
$11.90
$11.15
charge (included
gallons of water consumed
Next 1,000
1.90
1.95
2,00
285
244
gallons of water consumed, rate por
1 nn_._o 0-gal ons
Next c nnn lion, a.. . a to ..
1.95
2
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2.10
2.15
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1,000 gallons -
Next 10,000
2.15
i8
2.25
2 30
2.35
gallons of water consumed, rate per
Over 2n nnn ,. f ,.a ..
2,45
2:50
2.55
2,660
2,64
gall ns water c rate
1,000 gallon
Commercial beginning Junc 1, 2016
sewer rates
Minimum is
18.35
4-8,70
4-9:10
19.50
19.90
charge (no water consumption
included in minimum
Rate 1,000 consumed (no
5.10
5720
5 30
5.10
53(4
per gallons of water
maximum)
(c) Fees for Cross -connection Back flow devices, annual charges are set in the Comprehensive Fee
Schedule.
Half inch to 1 %: inch (repair cost materials only) $10.00
Two inch to f ur inch (repair cost materials and $10.00 labor fee) 50.00
Six inch to eight inch (repair cost materials and $20.00 labor fee) 60.00
Sec. 90-139. - Billing.
(d) Utility service may be restored or continued upon payment of a service charge in the amount of $2-5-.00
set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule, payment of any utility charges which may remain outstanding,
and depositing the amount necessary to create a utility deposit equal to the deposit requirement for a
new customer.
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Se,, l02 l0e Proportionate f it .hare mitigation
(c)
Application process.
(3)
Eligible applicants shall submit an application to the city that includes an application fee of
$350 00 a ce« in «he r,..,,n.-ehen3iyc nee S-laeEh c and the f no.. in
b. Property location, including parcel identification numbers;
c. Legal description and survey of property;
e. Phas schedules e ifapplicable-
f. Description of requested proportionate fair share mitigation method(s);
g. Copy of concurrency denial.
Sec. 102-351. - Building permit fees.
(a)
Generally. The following permit fees shall be charged by the city for projects which require an
inspection in accordance with the Florida Building Code as determined by the building official, permit
fees shall be collected by the building division for all work done within the city as outlined below; and
such fees shall be paid before the beginning of any construction or alteration as hereinafter set forth.
All fees outlined below shall be used solely for the enforcement of the Florida Building Code in
accordance with F.S. § 553.80(7). A non-refundable base fee of $5-5-00 as set in the Comprehensive
Fee Schedule shall be assessed for any required permit unless otherwise noted herein. Permit fees shall,
at minimum, cover the cost of processing, plan review, and the required inspections. If the permit fee
does not cover the costs of the required inspections, a trip charge o€$45.00 set in the Comprehensive
Fee Schedule shall be added for each inspection not covered by the permit fees.
(b) Building permit fees.
(1)
Master permit. The applicant for a master permit for any new building or structure, or for any
additions, repairs, or alterations to an existing building or structure, or portion thereof, shall, at
the time of issuance of a permit, pay for each and every building or structure the following master
building permit fee, which shall be based on the valuation of the construction cost. The
construction valuation shall be calculated using the greater of either the contract amount,
estimated cost of constriction, or the latest revision of the building valuation data table published
each February and August in the Building Safety Journal by the International Code Council (ICC).
A separate st b-permit shall be secured for connection of electrical, plumbing, gas, roofing, fire
suppression, and/or mechanical as specified herein. The table below The Comprehensive Fee
Schedule shall be used to assess fees based on the total valuation:
Total
Valuation
Fee
$15,000 and less
$35.00 for the first $7,000.00 $5.00 for thousand fraction
plus each additional or
thereof, to including $15,000.00.
up and
$15,000.01 to
$503040:00
thereof, to including $50,000.00.
up and
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(5)
$50,000.01 to
$100,000.00
$215.00 for the first $50,000.00 plus $3.00 for each additional thousand or
fraction thereof, up to and including $100,000.00.
$100,000.01 to
$3003000:00
$3-65.00 for the first $100,000.00 plus $2.00 for ach additional thousand or
fraction thereof, up to and including $500,000.00.
$500 000.0 and up
$1,165.00 for the first $500,000.00 plus $1.25 for each additional thousand or
fraction thereof.
(2) Plan review fee. All plans shall be subject to plan review fees at the following rates:
d. Addendum fee. A fee shall be assessed for addendums for all plans. An addendum applies to
changes that occur during construction that results in plan revisions. Onc and two family
dwellings and their accos'sory, structures shall be assessed a $25.00 addendum fec per change
addendum- Fees are set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
e. Revision fee. A fee shall be assessed for re -submittals of non -compliant plans. Revision fees
apply to plans which are still under review prior to permit issuance, that do not comply with
the Florida Building Code and which have been returned to the applicant for revisions. Onc
Fees
are set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. Revisions resubmitted three or more times
during plan review for failure to correct a code violation specifically and continuously noted
in each rejection shall be imposed a fee of four times the amount of the proportion of the
permit fee attributed to plans review in accordance with F.S. § 553.80(2)(b).
f. Re -submittal fee. A fee shall be assessed for re -review of lost or stolen approved jobsite
plans. Plans that are resubmitted to be re -reviewed shall be subject to a fee equal to the
original plan review fee.
Extra jobsite copy review fee. One "jobsite copy" set of plans are released upon permit
issuance. Upon request, an additional set of plans may be submitted and an extra "jobsite
copy" of the plans may be reviewed and released. A $25.00 fee shall be assessed for the
requested extra "jobsite copy" for one and two family dwellings and thcir accessory
g•
Fees are set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(4) Mobile home fee. The permit fee for mobile homes, blocked, with foundation walls, tie -downs
and parking shall-he-50,^w is set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. A separate sub -permit
shall be secured for connection of electrical, plumbing, gas, and mechanical as specified herein.
Moving structure fees. Moving structures (excluding mobile homes and portable buildings) shall
require a permit and compensation to the city for any unusual costs incurred by the city. Fees
cha"moe -as-follows: Fees set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule
a. To move any non portable stricture from one lot to another none ntiguous lot within the
city, $175.00,
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limits, $250.00.
e. Te ort blo stmeturo F ,. e location tea other location within tho
lot, parcel or tract, $15.00.
d. A separate building permit shall be secured for the foundation upon which such structuro
..hall be plaeeA ern nn
(6) Temporary use permit fee. Permits for temporary use shall be issued as follows, with fees set in
the Comprehensive Fee Schedule:
a. Placement of tents that are in excess of 120 square feet, $15.00.
b. Job site construction trailers:; May be placed for the duration of the construction project,
$4-5-00-
c. All other temporary structures, which shall be limited to placement for a period of less than
180 days, $15.00.
Demolition of buildings or structure fees. Demolition of buildings or structure fees shall -be -as
follows: are set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(7)
(8)
(9)
square fcet plus $5.00 for each 100 square feet of total gross floor space, or portion thereof,
over 2,000 square feet.
b. Prior to issuance of a building permit for alterations or additions, a Demolition Permit may
be issued for demoliti n of a portion of a building or structure, or for removal of materials,
„fwh•chthefethanbe$5000
Sign permit fees- are set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
a. Permanent accessory signs (excluding I 10 Corridor signs).
2. Greater than 61 square feet and up to 96 square feet, $95.00.
3 meat r than 96 ..guare f et and up to 120 square f et $I 30 00
/. Great r than 120 square feet and up t 210 square feet, $175.00.
b. I 10 Corridor accessory signs:
1. Up to 200 square feet, $315.00.
2. Cr ater than 200 square feet and up to 120 square feet, $520.00.
c. Outdoor advertising signs (excluding 1 10 Corridor signs): Up to 310 square feet, $200.00.
d. 110 Corridor outdoor advertising signs:
2. Gr ater than 200 square feet and up to 310 square feet, $130.00.
Re -inspection fees. The initial inspection cost is typically included in the building permit fee. A
re -inspection fee of $30.00 shall be assessed for the initial re -inspection of any violation of the
Florida Building Code. Fees for the first, second, and additional subsequent re -inspections are set
in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. The re -inspection fee shall be charged for each unit,
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building, or structure, and for each trade when multiple inspections occur at the same time. Ths
re inspection for failure to correct a code violation specifically and continuously noted in each
rejection shall be $120.00 each, in accordance with F.S. § 553.80(1)(c). All outstanding fees shall
be paid prior to closing out the permit and prior to issuance of the certificate of occupancy or
certificate of completion.
(10) Additional inspection fee. Requests for an out of sequence inspection or an additional inspection
shall be assessed a trip fee of $15.00. as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(11) After hours inspection fee. Inspection requests for after business hours, weekends, or holidays
shall be assessed a fee o f' $100 00 per hour .. ith, , ei hour minimum ehargo r the contractor
as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(12) Change of use. fee. Any change of occupancy which results in a change of occupancy
classification to a building, or a portion of a building, without undergoing any alterations, shall
be required to obtain a change of use building permit at a fee of $30.00 as set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule and a certificate of occupancy shall be reissued upon determining
compliance.
(13) Annual facility permit fees. In lieu of an individual permit for each alteration to an existing
electrical, gas, mechanical, plumbing or interior nonstructural office system(s), the building
official is authorized to issue an annual permit for any occupancy to facilitate routine or
emergency service, repair, refurbishing, minor renovations of service systems or manufacturing
equipment installations/relocations: The building official shall be notified of major changes and
shall retain the right to make inspections at the facility site as deemed necessary. An annual
facility permit shall be assessed with an annual fee of $150.0Q set in the Comprehensive Fee
Schedule and shall be valid for one-year from date of issuance. A separate permit shall be obtained
for each facility and for each construction trade, as applicable. The permit application shall
contain a general description of the parameters of work intended to be performed during the year.
(14) Temporary certificate of occupancy fee. Requests for a temporary, conditional, or partial
certificate of occupancy shall be requested in writing, and if granted by the building official, shall
be assessed a fee of $200.00 as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. Any request for a time
extension of a temporary, conditional, or partial certificate of occupancy shall be assessed a fee
as set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule of $50.00 for each extension.
(15) Expired permit fees. A permit once issued, expires if work is not commenced within 180
days of issuance or if construction or work is suspended or abandoned for a period of' 180 days at
any time after work is commenced. To avoid permit expiration, a progress report (showing
progress toward the permit) needs to be submitted in writing, or an extension request needs to be
submitted in writing showing justifiable cause to extend the permit prior to 180 days of inactivity,
otherwise the permit will expire. Extensions may be granted by the building official for
increments of 90 days. The fee for renewal of expired permits shall be 50 percent of the original
fee paid if the fee is paid within 30 days of the expiration date. After 30 days, the full original fee
is due.
(c) Electrical permit fees. The foliow'ng f s' all be acuercecl f - el^ t^ ca' p mit set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule,
(1) Service fees, electrical service (residential, commercial and industrial, including signs,
general rs, and service changes).
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construction service 101 amperes and ov r, $50.00.
b. Scrvicc up to 100 amperes, $15.00.
c. Service 101 amperes through 200 amperes, $70.00.
d. Service 201 amperes through 100 amperes $85.00.
f. Service 601 ampere through 800 amperes, $120.00.
cervi ,, on1 . nd, . $0 20 per amperes.
h. Sub panel derived from main service, per panel, $30.00 for one and two family dwellings
and $60.00 for all other occupancies.
d no
work is required, but where tho connecting utility company requires the electrical system to
be inspected, $15.00.
(2) Circuit fees. Each individual branch circuit and feeder shall be assessed a fee of $2.50 each. set
in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(3) Electric motor fees -are set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
a. Motors up to and including one horsepower, $5.00.
b ' Motors over one horsepower through three horsepower, $7.00.
d. Motors over five horsepower through eight horsepower, $10.00.
f. Motors over ten horsepower through 25 horsepower, $11.00.
g. Motors os cr 25 horsepower, $17.00.
(4) Swimming pool electrical fees. Includes grounding, pump motor and underwater lights; . $-30 00
for private pools, and $100.00 for public poola: Fees for public and private pools set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule. This Such fees does not include the installation of any new
circuit(s), feeder(s) or subpanel(s).
Transformer fees- are set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(5)
a. Transformer types up to 50 amps, $25.00.
b. Transformer types over 50 amps, $35.00.
(6) X-ray unitfees-are set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
a. X ray unit, $50.00.
b. Each additi nal unit, $25.00.
Electric elevator fees, are set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. Each elevator shall be checked .
for conformity with appropriate standards, codes, regulations and laws. Each installation,
$175.00.
Electrical repair fees, set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. Any such repair of equipment of
which an inspection is required, shall be subject to a fee of $30.00.
(7)
(8)
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(9)
Power inspection fee- set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. All new buildings shall have a
power inspection to ensure that power is on for the final inspection. Now c nc a nd t:: c fa., ily
dwellings shall be assessed a fee of $30.00 for the first service and $15.00 for each additional
service. All other occupancies shall be assessed a fee of $75.00 for the first service and $37.50
for each additional service. The power inspection fee shall be collected prior to the issuance of
the master permit.
(d) Mechanical fees. The following fees shall be assessed for mechanical permits.
(1)
Electric heating fees, ach system. set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
a. Up to two kilowatts, $9.00.
b. Over tw kilowatts and up to ten kilowatts, $10.00.
c. Over ten kilowatts and up to 15 kilowatts, $17.00.
d. Over 15 kil watts, $1.30 per k�Pat.
(2) Central air conditioning (including heat pump) fees, ach system: set in the Comprehensive Fee
Schedule.
a. Up to five tons, $35.00.
b. Over five tons, at the rate of $7.00 per ton.
c. Mechanical duct work only, $3.50 for each supply and return outlet.
(3)' • Miscellaneous fees+ set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
b. Any unit notlisted, rate over two kilowatts and up to t n kilowatts, $10.00.
d. Packaged terminal air conditioners (PTAC) units, ach unit $15.00.
(4) Commercial kitchen exhaust hood fee, per hood, $30.00. set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(e) Plumbing permit fees -set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(1) Each fixture, $3.50.
(2) Electric water heater replacement, $15.00.
(3) Grease trap/interceptor, now and replacement:
b. Medium volume, underground system 2,500 gallons or less, per interceptor, $150.00,
c. Large volume, underground system larger than 2,500 gallons, per interceptor, $200.00.
(f) Gas installation permit fees, set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
{1) Each now fixture, $3.50.
(2) Replacement or change out of any gas appliance, $15.00.
(3) Repair r alteration of existing gas piping, $15.00.
(g) Water and sewer permit fees- set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
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(2) Commercial. Each individual rimer or water tap and line roughed in for commercial buildings
r l a ll other t.......nc an,1 two family dwelli gs enc nn
(h) Fire sprinkler system permit fees set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(i)
(2) Commercial; small, six heads or less, (includes all occupancies other than one and two family
dwellings), per building, $150.00.
Exhaust hood fire suppression system permit fee. Per hood system, $60.00. set in the Comprehensive
Fee Schedule.
(j) Floodplain development permit fees -Set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. To be assessed on any
proposed development that occurs within the special flood hazard area. If issued in conjunction with a
building permit, the base fee shall not be assessed for the floodplain development permit.
(1) Minor floodplain development.
walls,
fences, pergola2 pool h uses, pools, etc., $30.00.
b. Habitable buildings. To include new constriction, additions, and alterations of any building,
$100.00.
(2) Majorfloodplain development
commercial development, $250.00.
including but not limited to, utilities, stormwatcr, watercourse changes, roads, utilities, etc.,
$200.00.
(3) Letter of map change/flood study r e .. iar c. Te be ausease€ for re. iewf o any l ette..f e map
(k) Alarm system,fees-Set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(1) Fire alarm, valuation up to and including $999.99, $70.00.
(2) Fire alarm, valuation of $1000.00 up to and including $1999.99, $100.00.
(3) Fire alarm, valuation of $5000.00 up to and including $9999.99, $150.00.
(1) Fire alarm, valuation $10,000.00 and above, $200.00.
Installation of pollutant/hazardous storage tank fees set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(1) Above ground $ 7-5 0n
(1) Underground, $350.00.
(l)
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(3) Removal of storage tank, $70.00.
(m) Irrigation and lawn sprinlder fees set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(2) C mmercial ( ther than one and tw family dwellings), $70.00.
(3) Shallow well, $35.00.
(n) Driveway permit inspection fees set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. To be assessed when a
driveway is constructed or altered where the driveway has a connection to a city maintained road.
(1) Residential (one and two family dwellings), $35.00.
(o) In ground swimming pool permit fees set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(1) Private pools and spas, $135.00.
(2) Public pools, shall be assessed feesbased on the contract price of the pool, as specified in Section
(b)(
(3) Po 1 modifications, $100.00.
Minor residential accessory structure permit fee. Minor residential accessory stntctures associated
with one -and two-family dwellings that are not subject to plan review shall be assessed a fee as set in
the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. of $15.00. Minor accessory structures include non-structural fences,
retaining walls less than 48 inches in height, and portable storage sheds 250 square feet and less.
(q) Proper permits needed. Failure to purchase proper permits prior to beginning construction of any
project which requires a permit or permits shall be subject to the following penalties:
(1) Owner -builders. Any property owner who commences construction without obtaining the
necessary permit(s), who applies in person and meets the owner -builder exemption in F.S. §
489.103, shall be assessed a fee of two times the usual permit fcc for each required permit. as set
in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(2) Contractors. Any contractor who commences construction without obtaining the necessary
permit(s), shall be assessed a fee of four times the usual permit fee for each required permit as set
in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. Second and repeat occurrences by a contractor shall be
subject to a fee also set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. of- f .. times the . gual permit f
plus an additional $500.00 each ^ e for each _ed n t
(r) Faxed or emailed permit fee. An additional fee of $10.00 shall be assessed for processing faxed or
emailed permits.
(t) Refunds of permit fees. Refunds of permit fees shall be requested in writing to the building official.
Refunds shall not apply to projects for which construction has commenced and an inspection has been
performed. If granted, a refund shall not include the base fee or the plan review fee if applicable.
Sec. 102-352. - Planning and zoning review, recommendations, processing and fees.
(p)
(a) There shall be an administrative review fee established for the review of the following land
development applications including, but not limited to: Permits, variances, annexations, rezoning,
special exceptions, planned unit developments, major subdivisions, minor subdivisions, replatting of
subdivision/lot reconfigurations, major development orders, modifications for major development
orders, minor development orders, modifications to minor development orders, development of
regional impact, landscape plans submitted separate from a development order application, protected
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tree removal, appeals of administrative decisions, letters/certificates of zoning compliance,
amendments to the comprehensive plan and/or the land development code and/or the Code of
Ordinances as it relates to land development, zoning and land use map changes, site inspections,
comprehensive plan/land development code written interpretation, home occupational and business
tax receipt review, all mailings, and advertisement costs.
These fees as set out in this section shall be established by the city council by ordinance resolution
and shall be reviewed as necessary no less than annually during the budget process.
(b) Review and processing: fees. Prior to the submittal of a development project, a schedule of projected
fees shall be provided to the applicant. The appropriate fees are due at time of submittal and until the
appropriate fees have been paid in full, no action shall be taken on any development submittal.
All expenses for advertising, mailing or other administrative fees shall be billed to the applicant at
direct incurred cost.
(1) Subdivisions. If a development is tb be phased for any reason, a master plan for the entire project
shall be submitted. Fees for each development type set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
a. Master planned development.
z1 T.T..ste . plan base .r,.., $2 000 0O
2. Plus $20.00 per acre r fracti n there f.
3. Revised plan/document submittal (each submittal), $500.00.
applicant at direct incurred cost.
b. Residential development.
1. Base plan, $350.00.
2 Dl ti l . eithin the eubdiyi $1 [,ee_
S. J J
3. Revised plan submittal, $150.00, each submittal.
d. Expenses for advertising, mailing and other administrative fees shall be billed to the
applicant at direct i ed cost
c. Residential planned unit development.
1. Base plan, $800.00.
2. Plus, each parcel within the subdivision, $15.00.
3. Revised plan submittal, $150.00, each submittal.
applicant at direct incurred cost.
d. Commercial and industrial development.
1. Base pl n, $350.00.
2. Plus, each parcel within the subdivision, $15.00.
3. Revised plan submittal, $150.00, each submittal.
d. Expenses for advertising, mailing and other administrative foes shall be billed to the
appkeant-at-direet-ineuffed-eest,
e. Planned mixed development district.
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1. Base plan, $800.00.
3. Revised plan submittal, $150.00, each submittal.
applicant at direct incurred cost.
f. Mobile home parks.
1. Base plan, $350.00.
2. Plus, each parcel/lot within the park, $15.00.
3. Revised plan submittal, $150.00, each submittal.
4. Expenses for advertising, mailing and other administrativo foos shall bo billod to tho
applicant ,at direct i .ed eest
(2) Developments of regional impact. Development of Regional Impact (DRI) is a development that
impacts on infrastructure, concunency, the environment or other considerations beyond the
political jurisdidtion in which development occurs. Fees are set in the Comprehensive Fee
Schedule.
a. Base fee, $2,000.00.
b. Each parcel/lot and/ r aoh 100 square f t aroa, $20.00.
c. Revised plan submittal, $150.00 each submittal.
d. pea for advert sing mailing, travel (at state rates) and other administrative fees shall
be billed to the applicant at direct incurred cost.
Commercial/industrial site plan reviews. Fees for each project type found in the Comprehensive
Fee Schedule.
a. Area -wide impact projects. Project sites are larger than 100,000 square feet.
4rBasap.
2. $20.00 per 1,000 ,.quare feet, r fracti n there f, f r each additi nal 1,000 square feet.
3. Revised plan submittal, $150.00, ach submittal.
(3)
applicant at direct incurred cost.
b. Major development projects. Project sites arca are over 10,000 square feet but under 100,000
square feet.
i Ras.. r.,. 1 n nnn ..,...nre f t $500 nn
2. $30.00 per 1,000 square feet, or fraction thereof, for etch additional 1,000 square feet.
applicant at direct incurred cost.
c. Minor projects. Projects sites are under 9,999 square feet.
I. Sites: 0 to 1,000 square feet, $250.00.
1. Sites: 1,000 to 5,000 square feet, $350.00.
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(e)
3. Sites: 5,001 to 9,999 square feet, $150.00.
d. Revised plan submittal, $150.00, each submittal.
5. Expenses for advertising, mailing and other administrative fees shall be billed to the
applicant at direct incurred cost.
d. Commercial interior remodel or interior build out.
1. 2,000 square feet, or less, $250.00.
2. 2,001 quare feet or greater $350 00
3. Revised plan submittal, $150.00, each submittal.
applicant at direct incurred cost.
Land planning application, administrative and processing fees. Prior to the time of submittal of an
application, a schedule of projected fees shall be provided to the applicant. The application fees are
due at time of submittal; the other applicable administrative fees, charges, consultant fees and direct
expenses, if needed, shall be due thru the process cycle. Until the appropriate fees have been paid in
full, no action shall be taken on any application or appeal. There is hereby established a voluntary
annexation application fpe waiver for a period of approximately six months beginning on the effective
date of January 13, 2020 and ending on June 13, 2020. The waiver shall be applied to all applicable
annexation, small-scale comprehensive plan amendment, and zoning changes applications for property
of ten acres or less in area, being annexed into the City of Crestview. This fee waiver is only applicable
to those applications for annexation as described above and shall not be applied to comprehensive plan
amendments nor zoning change applications absent an annexation application for the same property(s).
The waiver shall not be applied retroactively to any application for annexation nor shall it apply to any
annexation application that was voluntarily cancelled within 180 days of the effective date of this
section.
(1) Voluntary annexation into the city. Application fee, $1,200.00. set in the Comprehensive Fee
Schedule.
a. Fec includes one public hearing advertisement for local planning agency meeting.
b. Fee includes two public hearing advertisements for city council meetings.
east:
d. Costs for public n tice signs and certified mailings arc not included. (See article IV, public
participation.)
(2) Comprehensive plan amendments, small scale. Application fee, $1,200.00, plus $20.00 per acre
or fraction thereof. set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
a. Fcc includes one public herring advertisement for local planning agency meeting.
b. Fec includes one public hearing advertisement for city council meeting.
c. Any additional advertisements, if necessary, shall be billed to the applicant at direct incurred
east.
d. Costs for public notice signs and certified mailings are not included. (See article IV, public
participation.)
c. Consultant fees for the preparation of the report and processing are not included.
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(3)
Conventional comprehensive plan amendments. Application fee, $2,500.00, plus $10.00 per acro
er fr�of.set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
a. Fee includes one public h wring advertisement for local planning agency meeting.
b. Fee includes two public hearing advertisements for city council meeting.
c. Any additional advertisements, if necessary, shall be billed to the applicant at direct incurred
east:
d. Costs for public notice signs and certified mailings are not included. (See article IV, public
participation.)
(4). Zoning changes. Application fee, $600.00. set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
b. Fee includes one public hearing advertisement for city council meeting.
e. Any additional advertisements,urr if necessary, shall be billed to the applicant at direct inced
(5)
east:
d. Costs for public notice sighs and certified mailings are not included. (See article IV, public
Lot split request and minor replat request- application fee set in the Comprehensive Fee
Schedule.
a. Application fee, $50.00.
b. Expenses for advertising, mailing and other administrative fees shall be billed to the
applicant at direct incurred cost.
(6) Right-of-way vacations. Application fee, $600.00. set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
b. Fee includes one public hearing advertisement for city council meeting.
c. Any additional advertisements, if necessary, shall be billed to the applicant at direct incurred
east
(7)
d. Costs for public notice signs and certified mailings are not included. (Sec article IV, public
participation.)
Variances and special exceptions. Application fee set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
a. Application fee for variance, $800.00.
1. Fee includes one public hearing advertisement for board of adjushnent meeting.
2. Any additional advertisements, if necessary, shall be billed to the applicant at direct
ineurced-east,
3. Costs for public notice signs and certified mailings are not included. (Sec article IV,
public participation.)
b. Application fee for special exception, $800.00.
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incurred cost.
3. Costs for public notice signs and certified mailings are not included. (See article IV,
public participation.)
edr ictrative F nd nµern ost i red by tho city
Out -of -city utility request for water and/or sewer. Application fee set in the Comprehensive Fee
Schedule.
b. Commercial water and/or sewer requ st, $100.00.
e: Impact fees i fneee a ectie 102 377 fore p,,.ation
acti n shall be taken on any application r appeal.
(9) Construction and demolition (C & D) landfills.
a. Initial preliminary review, $200.00.
(d) General review fees: set in Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(1) Fee schedule. names.
a. Archival re.,earch fee researching for requested files, $25.00.
b. Alcohol beverage certificate of compliance $50.00.
c. Business tax receipt inspection and zoning approval, Sz0:00:
d. Final site inspection; i.e. site, landscaping, parking, signage etc. $50.00.
e. Land clearing/protected tree removal $75-.00.
g. Public notice sign, $10.00 per sign.
h. Research and written interpretation of land development regulation city code, $10.00 per
item.
i. Signature/notary, $5.00.
j. Zoning and code compliance plan review for permitting, $15.00.
k. Zoning/future land use designation information letter, $10.00 per parcel.
1. Zoning verification/compliance letter, or comprehensive plan consistency letter, $100.00.
Sec. 102-353. - Concurrency evaluation review fees.
(a) The following fees are hereby established for concurrency evaluation review in the city: are set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Multifamily project: $25.00 per building.
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Commercial p ect: $2c nn .. building
Single family home: $25.00.
Sec. 102-358. - Life safety annual permit fees.
(b) Annual pennit fees. Permit is valid for one year unless revoked. Fees set in Comprehensive Fee
Schedule.
cuppreeaio.. o yute M i tenaiaee does -fief reguiro a perini. $tic 00
(2) Bonfires and outdoor rubbish fires, $13.00. Cooking fires arc exempt.
(3) Bowling lanes. Refinishing and surfacing of bowling lanes and bowling pin refinishing, $65.00.
(') . Calcium carbide. Storage in cylinders or containers, $33.00.
of any compressed gas system, $33.00.
(8) Covered mall buildings. Permit is required annually for facilities that utilize the mall area for
exhibits or displays, Exhibits and displays include community services projects, sidewalk sale.,
or holiday sales. Other trade shows or exhibits held in the mall shall require a separate trade
chow/exhibit permit, $65.00.
Grain bl acher or elevator; starch,,flour or feed mill; malt house; wood floor manufacturing
plant; aluminum, coal, cocoa, magnesium, spices, sugar or other facility that pulverizes material
$65.00.
(11) Amusement parks. Alteration, construction or operation of amusement park fire protection on
safety features, $65.00.
alarm and detection systems and related equipment. Maintenance is not c nsidered a modification
(13) Firc pumps and relate
tanks, jockey pumps, controls and generators. Maintenance is not considered a modification and
(11) Fireworks, possession, storage, manufacturer sale or discharge of fireworks within jurisdiction,
$65.00.
class IIIA flammable or c mbustible liquids, $33.00.
(16) Flammable finish application. The spray application of flammable or combustible liquids.
Installation or modification of any spray rooms or booth, $277.00.
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and membrane structures, $65.00.
118) LP s,
a. Storage, $65.00.
b. Installation or m dificati n of any LP gas system, $65.00.
c. Operati n of any cargo tankers that transport LP gas, $33.00.
(19) Lumber yards and woodworking plants. Storage of lumber exceeding 50,000 board feet,
$65.00.
(20) Pesticides and herbicides, storage of, $65.00.
hydrants, $17.00.
(22) Repair garages and service stations. Operation of repair garages and service stations, $33.00.
(21) Special outdoor events, carnivals and fairs. The location and operation of special outdoor
.,ts .al3 and f $6c 00
(25) Tar kettles. Permit shall be obtained -at least t c :. ork _ days prior pl ace ::e t of a tar kettle,
$33.00.
(26) Carnivals, $65.00 (Exception: Carnivals or portions of carnivals within the jurisdiction of the
department f agriculture and consumer services).
(27) Combustible materials. Storage in any building or upon premises in excess of 2,500 cubic feet
in gross volume of combustible empty, packing cased, pallets, boxed, barrels or similar containers
$65.00.
for handling hazardous material, $65.00.
(30) Spraying or dipping. For spraying and dipping operations, $33.00.
worship).
(c) Extraordinary fee rate. Extraordinary fee rate is established at $93 00 per hour far each .. h cle and
crew used for all hours and part of hours involved. Set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec. 102-359. - Life safety plan review fees.
(a) Schedule of life safety plan review fees- set in Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(1) Site plan or revised site plan $20.00
(2) Temp rary use structure/site plan 25.00
(3) Mobile vendor 25.00
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(4)Building-i:l n rev'iew-fminimum 15,130) 0704-Square-feet
a. First revision of building no char_.
b. Sec nd revisi n f building 1/1 first fqo
Fire protection.
a. Sprinkler (up to 25 h ads) 30.00
b. Sprinkler (more than 25 heads) 00.25
per-head-plus-8-30,00
(5)
c. Revised sprinkler plan 10.00
d. Standpipe, per riser 25.00
o. Underground 15.00
f. Fire pump 25.00
(6) Pro engineered system.
a. Hood/inert gas 30.00
(7) Fire alarm, per system
a. Revised10 0
ARTICLE XIX. - WATER AND SEWER IMPACT FEE ORDINANCE
Sec. 102-377. - Computation of the amount of water and sewer impact fee.
(a) Water impact fees. A water impact fee which represents the capital cost of the capacity expansion as
described in table 1 will be charged and paid in the manner described herein. The city reserves the
right to also require additional contributions or in -kind contributions including but not limited to
constructed donated facilities, as may be necessary to extend services or to further expand the system
to facilitate the providing of' services to the feepayer's property and, if any oversizing is required, the
feepayer shall be reimbursed as approved by the city. The city additionally reserves the right to amend
this article so as to prospectively adjust the fees and charges assessed herein. The applicant/feepayer
will be required to build or to provide the cost of construction of the distribution system and all water
facilities onsite regardless of size necessary to provide service to the land development activity.
Table 1. Allocation of Estimated Construction Costs
Projects
Amount
Estimated R.I.B. field
$4,470,000.00
Estimated R.I.B. field engineering fees
330,000.00
Estimated wastewater treatment plant and capacity upgrade
22,580,000.00
Estimated engineering fees
2,420,000.00
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3 1.4 MGD water wells
3,000,000.00
3 elevated storage tanks (500 K gallon)
3,000,000.00
The residential water impact fee charged shall be $ 1,000.00 for each equivalent residential unit. set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
(c) Sewer impact fee. A sewer impact fee shall be assessed by the city, which represents the capital cost
of the system's capacity of expansion as reflected in table 1. The city reserves the right to also require
additional contributions or in -kind contributions, including but not limited to donated constructed
facilities, as may be, necessary to extend services or to further expand the sewer system to facilitate the
installation of services to the feepayet's property and, if any excessive fees have been incurred, the
feepayer shall be reimbursed, as approved by the city. The city additionally reserves the right to amend
this article so as to prospectively adjust the fees and charges assessed herein. The applicant/feepayer
will be required to build or to provide' the cost of construction of the improvements to the sewer system
including all ,wastewaterfacilities onsitb regardless of size necessary to provide service to the land
development activity.
The sewer impact fee charged shall be $2, n nn achequivalet-re idential=n.-tuni:• set in the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
Sec.102-581. - Enforcement
(b) Penalty. It shall be unlawful for any'person to violate or fail to comply with any provision of this
article.
(1)
The violation of any provision of this article, with the exception of unauthorized removal of
trees, shall be punished by a fine of not more than $500.00 the amount set in the Comprehensive
Fee Schedule.
(2) Any person who knowingly or intentionally cuts down, removes, destroys or kills a tree specified
in the protected tree list or tree replant list in section 102-579, without first obtaining a permit as
provided in this section, shall be punished by a fine, as specified in the table below the
Comprehensive Fee Schedule, for each tree unlawfully removed. That person shall also be
responsible for reimbursing the city for the expense of having a forester, biologist, botanist, or
other expert iden ify the number, size, and species of removed trees.
Diameter of removed tree
Fine
36 inches or gr atcr
Up to $500 per tre'
28 to 35 inches
Up to $'100 per tree
20 to 1zO-�- 8inchen
Up to $300 per tree
13 to 19 inches
Up to $200 per tree
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to 12 inches
Up to $100 per treo
Sec. 102-613. - Penalties.
(a) Any person or business violating any provision of this article or any rule, order, or regulation made
pursuant to this article shall be subject to a civil penalty in an amount not to exceed $500.00 the amount
set in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. Each day the violation exists shall be considered a separate
violation. The penalty provided for herein is cumulative to other remedies or enforcement processes
the city may have, including those available under F.S. eh. 162, and section 1-11, General penalty;
continuing violations, of the City of Crestview Code of Ordinances.
• (b) For the purposes of this article, a separate offense shall be deemed committed for each day a violation
of this article exists, such time commencing on the day the offender is notified of the violation.
No person or business shall be in violation of this article for catering activity, temporary sales of food,
or vending machine activity in accordance with F.S. ch. 509, and Rule 61C-1.002(5)(a), Florida
Administrative Code, so long as such person or business is not required to procure a license from the
Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation and/or the department of agriculture, for
service of food to the public as a mobile food dispensing vehicle.
(c)
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hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.
SECTION 8 — EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall take effect at the same time as the effective date of
the Resolution enacting the Comprehensive Fee Schedule.
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND READING BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF CRESTVIEW,
FLORIDA ON THE j 0 t DAY OF +tas t;c a , 2020.
ATTEST:
LIZAETH M. ROY
City Clerk
APPROVED BY 1VIE THIS I 0 riN
1/9
J .'WHITTEN
Mayor
DAY OF
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