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I APR 101990 BOOK J9 PAGE 91 The Developer has taken issue with the above classification and has requested reclassification under Section 6(c)26 of Ordinance 84-18, which states the following: "In the event that a business or structure is described in the schedule by general classification but the particular nature of said business or structure would result in an inequitable connection charge if the schedule were used, the Utility in its discretion may determine that a higher or lower number of units shall be used. Multiple use of an individual structure or group of structures shall be classified to include all uses." TRTTT_V07C2 The Department believes that the development would be correctly rated under the current Ordinance 84-18 Section 6(c)21 as set out above. This classification would require the Developer to pay the following: 1. Payment of impact fees for 4 units - the minimum number of units based upon the total building size - 20,070 sq.ft./5,000 sq.ft. = 4 units, or payment for 16 units if that is to be the ultimate utilization of the facility. The Developer, through his attorney, requests relief under Section 6(c)26 (set out above), and proposes to pay for 3 units as outlined in the attached Developers Agreement. RECOMMENDATION The Department of Utility Services recommends against the proposed Developers Agreement and recommends the following: The payment of impact fees for 4 units - the minimum number of units based upon the total building size of 20,070 square feet for each building until such time as the buildings are constructed, leased and final determination of use is available. Commissioner Scurlock commented that this individual was referred to him, and as the Board is aware, CH2M Hill has been engaged to do an analysis of our existing rate structure, which will include ERUs as well as connection charges, meters, etc. Based on that he referred the individual to the Utilities Direc- tor who has done an analysis on this particular item, and the recommendation at this time is to charge the minimum and then adjust it based on what the consultant comes back with in 90-120 days, at which time we will be readdressing our fees. Commissioner Bowman asked if the recommendation is payment of impact fees for 4 units for each warehouse, or 8 units total. Utilities Director Pinto explained that what we have is a situation where in the construction of the building it has not been determined how many individual storefront warehouses they are going to build. They know there will be 4; so, we said we 12 I