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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-101RESOLUTION NO. 81-101 WHEREAS, on the 111 day of K) 10. , 1981 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. pursuant to a properly filed and noticed application for amendment to its franchise and adoption of. its Service Availability / Main Extension Policy, appeared at a public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, Florida, hereinafter referred to as "Board", received and reviewed documentary exhibits as filed on behalf of General Development Utilities, Inc., hereinafter referred to as "Petitioner", and had opportunity to question Petitioner and, in addition, allowed for comment from citizens of Indian River County residing within the franchise area; and WHEREAS, only new customers of the system will be affected by the changes to the Service Availability / Main Extension policy; and WHEREAS, the Board considered the effect of the changes on future customers; and WHEREAS, the Board finds it in the public interest to amend the franchise to include revised charges for extension fees and to adopt the policy regarding Service Availability / Main Extension as Exhibit A hereto; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA, that the Resolution dated April 5, 1960 between INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA and GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC., as subsequently amended by Resolution No. 77-95 and Resolution 80-15 is hereby amended as to Section 14 of the original Resolution as amended, to read as follows: The rates charged by the Company for its service hereunder shall be fair and Yeasonable and designed to meet all necessary costs of the service, including a fair rate of return on the net valuation of its properties devoted thereto under efficient and economical management. The Company agrees that it shall be subject to all authority now or hereafter possessed by the County or any other regulatory body having competent jurisdiction to fix just, reasonable and compensatory rates. When this franchise takes effect, the Company shall have authority to chargo and collect not to exceed the following schedule of rates, which r+hall remnln effective until changed or modified as herein provided, to -wit: WATER RESIDENTIAL SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE Availability - Available throughout the area served by the Company. Applicability - For water service for all purposes in private residences and individually -metered apartment units. Limitation - Subject to all of the Rules and Regulations of this Tariff. Monthly Rates First 3,000 Gallons $5.00 minimum per month Over 3,000 Gallons $1.00 per 1,000 Gallons Minimum Charge - $5.00 per month. Terms of Payment - Bills are due and payable when rendered and become delinquent if not paid within twenty (20) days, and many, after five (5) days written notice, be discontinued. Billing - Bills shall be rendered monthly and the meter reading dates shall coincide as near as practically possible, and bills rendered as soon as possible thereafter. Bills rendered for less than fifty (50) per cent (50%) of the normal. billing period will be billed in accordance with Rule 25-10.97(2), Florida Administrative Code: "Whenever, for any reason, the period of service for which a bill is rendered is .less than fifty percent (50%) of the normal billing period, the charges applicable to such service, including minimum charges, shall be prorated in the proportion that the actual number of service days bears to a thirty (30) day month; except that: (a) Opening bills need not be rendered but may be carried over to and included in the next regular monthly billing. (b) For service taken under flat rate schedules, fifty percent (50%) of the normal charges may be applied. (c) The practices employed by the utility in this regard shall have uniform application to all customers." Reconnection charges - On the initial turn -on of a new service or account, there will be no charge. On reconnections there will be a reconnection - 2 LEG. 7U%U3 charge of $9.50 for each request during regular working hours. After regular working hours, the charge will be $13.00. GENERAL SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE Availability - Available throughout the area served by the Company. Applicability - For water service to General Service Customers. Limitation - Subject to all of the Rules and Regulations of this Tariff.. Monthly Raises First 3,000 GtA lops $5.00 Minimum per month Over 3,000 Gallons $1.00 per 1,000 Gallons Minimum Charge - $5.00 per month. Terms of Payment - Bills are due and payable when rendered and become delinquent if not paid within twenty (20) days, and may, after five (5) days written notice, be discontinued. Billing - Bills shall be rendered monthly and the meter reading dates shall coincide as near as practically possible, and bills rendered as soon as possible thereafter. Bills rendered for less than fifty percent (50%) of the normal. biling period will be billed in accordance with Rule 25-10.97(2), Florida Administrative Code: "Whenever, for any reason, the period of service for which a billl is rendered is less than fifty percent (50%) of the normal billing period, the charges applicable to such service, including minimum charges, shall be prorated in the proportion that the actual number of service days bears to a thirty (30) day month; except that: (a) Opening bills need not be rendered but may be carried over to and included in the next regular monthly billing. (b) For service taken under flat rate schedules, fifty percent (50%) of the normal charge may be applied. (c) The practice employed by the utility in this regard shall. have uniform application to all customers." Reconnection Charges - On the initial turn -on of a new service or account, there will be no charge. On reconnections there will be a reconnection charge of $9.50 for each request during regular working hours. After regular hours, the charge will be $13.00. - 3 - LEG. 70/03 SEWER RESIDENTIAL SERVICE. RATE SCHEDULE Availability - Available throughout the area served by the Company. Applicability - For sewer service for all purposes in private residences and individually -metered apartment units. Limitations - Subject to all of the Rules and Regulations of this Tariff. Monthly Rates Minimum Charge - $6.00 Flat rate per month. Terms of Payment - Bills are due and payable when rendered and become delinquent if not paid within twenty (20) days, and service may, after five (5) days written notice be discontinued. Billing - The billing month dates shall coincide with the billing month for sewer service. Bills rendered for less than fifty percent (50X) of the normal billing period will be billed in accordance with Rule 25-10.111(2), Florida Administrative Code: "Whenever, for any reason, the period of service for which a bill is rendered is less than fifty percent (50X) of the normal billing period, the charges applicable to such service, including minimum charges, shall be prorated in the proportion that the actual number i of service days bears to a thirty (30) day month; except that: (a) Opening bills need not be rendered but may be carried over to and included in the next regular monthly billing. (b) For service taken under flat rate schedules, fifty percent (50X) of the normal charges may be applied. (c) The practices employed by the utility in this regard shall have uniform application to all customers." Reconnection Charges - Sewer service discontinued at Customer's request for non-payment of bills, will be resumed only upon payment of all past -due bills and penalties, together with the total cost of the Company of discontinuing and reconnecting sewer service lines. GENERAL SERVICE RATE SCHEDULE Availability - Available throughout the area served by the Company. Applicability - For sewer service to General Service Customers. Limitation - Subject to all of the Rules and Regulations of this Tariff. _ G _ LEG.70/03 Monthly Rates $6.00 flat rate per month or 757 of the water bill. whichever is greater. Minimum Charge - $6.00 Flat rate per month. Terms of. Payment - The billing month dates shall coincide with the billing month for sewer service. Dills rendered for less than fifty percent (50%) of the normal billing period will be billed in accordance with Rule 25-10.111(2), Florida Administrative Code: "Whenever, for any reason, the period of service for which a bill is rendered is less than fifty percent (50%) of the normal billing period, the charges applicable to such service, including minimum charges, shall be prorated in the proportion that the actual number of service days bears to a thirty (30) day month; except that: (a) Opening bills need not be rendered but may be carried over to and included in the next regular monthly billing. (b) For service taken under flat rate schedules, fifty percent (50%) of the normal charge may be applied. (c) The practice employed by the utility in this regard shall have uniform application to all customers. Reconnection Charges Sewer service discontinued at Consumer's request or for non-payment of bills, will be resumed only upon payment of all past -due bills and penalties, together with the total cost to the Company of discontinuing and reconnecting sewer service lines. EXTENSION OF CONNECTION CHARGES WATER 1. Main Extension Charge $5.00 times footage fronting on main. 2. Plant Capacity Charge $.50/gallon of. demand* 3. Water Meter Connection Charges: 5/8" x 3/4" meter $1.00.00 1" meter $150.00 1-1/2" meter $250.00 2" meter $350.00 *Meters over 2" in size are charged upon the estimated actual cost of installation. Where actual charges differ from estimates, the difference will be refunded by the utility if the total cost is less than the estimate, or paid by the contributor prior to the initiation of water service if the actual cost exceed the estimated cost. - 5 - SEWER 1. Main Extension Charge $1.2.00 times footage fronting on main. ® 2. Plant Capacity Charge $.75/gallon of demand* *Plant Capacity Charges are computed by multiplying the daily rates of demand by the above rates for the specified service. The daily rated gallonage demand varies depending upon type of usage, for example, apartments = 250 gpd; single family residence 3/4" x 5/8" meter = 350 gpd; commercial units based upon projected actual demand. * * * * * * * * * This Resolution shall become effective as of the 4th day of November- —, 1981. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN F&VOR COUNTY, FLORIDA By: Attest: ji- Clerk 6 - Li�'G vJ GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 1.0 VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. SERVICE AVAILABILITY AND MAIN EXTENSION POLICY Gerard P. Mozian President 40 •® __U NtRT DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 2.0 .VER© SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION INDEX Rule No. Sheet No. 1.0 General Policy ............................ 3.0 2.0 Availability .... ......... .......... 3.0 3.0 Main Extension and Connection (Plant Capacity) Charges ...... ..... ..... ... 3.0 4.0 Gallons.Per Day, Water andSewer Demand Characteristics ........................... 4.0 5.0 Preparation of Developer Agreements ....... 4.0 6.0 {Vater and Sewer Capacity Allocations ...... 4.0 7.0 Water Service Only - Sewer Service Only ... 5.0 8.0 Water Meter Installation Fees ........ 5.0 9.0 Action by Governmental Authority .......... 6.0 10.0 Transfer of Contributed Property - Bills ofSale ... ........ .................... 6.0 11.0 Inspection Fees ........................... 7.0 12.0 Inspection of Plumber's Hook -Up ........... 8.0 13.0 Adjustment Provisions ..................... 8.0 14.0 Prior Policy ... .................. 8.0 15.0 Extensions Outside Territory .............. 9.0 16.0 Distribution and Collection Systems Constriction ............................... 9.0 17.0 Inspections .............................. 10.0 18.0 Refundable Advances ....................... 10.0 19.0 Guaranteed Revenue Agreement .............. 11.0 20.0 Reserve Capacity Charge ................... 11.0 Exhibit ..A .. .............. I................ 12.0 Gerard P. Mozian President i of GENEIL4L "DEVELO0ME_NT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 3. VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION 1.0 GENERAL POLICY. General Development Utilities, Inc., a Florida corporation, hereinafter referred to as Utility, adopts and incorpor- ates herein by reference Part IX, Rules and Regulations for Service Availability for Nater and Sewer Systems, of the Florida Public Service Commission, promulgated under Com- mission Order No. 6397. Utility will make available ser- vice and extensions of service under said Rules, subject to matters of economic feasibility, as defined in Rule No. 25-10.121 of the said Commission Rules and Regulations. This,Policy shall not apply to developer's agreements entered into between Utility and contributors which reflect policies implemented and contracts entered into prior to the adoption of Part IX, Rules and Regulations, of the Florida Public Service Commission. (2S-10.120, F.A.C.) The word "person" as used in Rule 25-10.121(5), F.A.C., shall mean and include "political subdivision" as defined in subsection 1.01(9), Florida Statutes. 2.0 AVAILABILITY. The provisions of this Policy are available to contribu- tors throughout the territory subject only to matters of economic feasibilty. (For Rules governing service out- side the territory, see Paragraph 15.0 of this Policy.) (For reference to prior policies, see Paragraph 14.0 of this Policy.) (See Section 367.121(i)(d), Florida Stat- utes.) 3.0 MAIN EXTENSION AND CONNECTION (PLANT CAPACITY) CH4RGES. The following is the charge being made by Utility to con- tributors (including the Parent Company) upon approval of the Public Service Commission or other governmental agency having jurisdiction of this Policy, where water or sewer service is available or agreed to be made available, in the territory. "On - site" or "off-site" water distribution and sewage collection lines and facilities are included in these charges and provisions. Charges to contributors pursuant to this Policy are calcu- lated on a cost based upon the estimated demand of the con- tributors' proposed installation, upon the transmission and treatment facilities of the Utility, and is computed by multiplying the following rates by the daily rated gal- lons of demand set forth in Exhibit A, as modified by Paragraph 6.0 of this Policy. Connection (plant capacity) charges are stated per gallon demand for water and sewer service. (Continued to Sheet No. 4.0) Gerard P. Mozian President s GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 4.0 6 A - VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION (Continued from Sheet No. 3.0) Connection (plant capacity) Rater: $ 0.50 Serer: $ 0.75 Extension charges are stated at the charge per foot measured along front of the property to be served. Main Extension Charge Rater: $ 5.00 Se,.ger : $12.00 3.01 Main extension charges for service to custotaers outside Utility's certificated service area will be negotiated. (a) Such customers may be required to advance the full cost of on-site and off-site mains, subject to refund of portions thereof in excess of the contributor's hydraulic share. (b) In addition to payment of the above, connection (plant capacity) charges will be required to support excess plant capacity dedicated to the contributor. 4.0 GALLO:S PER DAY, .NATER AND SFWER DF`LAND Cr?AR.a.CTcRISTICS. In Exhibit A, attached hereto, is a list of daily rated gallons of demands for various occupancies .-ihich ill be used in computing Connection (plant capacity) and ;•ain Extension Charges. rn the instance of coMMOn=acilities for mult_ole dwelling units such as irr'gat:on, laundierin recreation facilities, and commercial- and couuaerc-al/res'- dential facilities, determination oz connection (plant capacity) and ;fain extension charges �,i11_ be 'oases upon t�Ie use characteristic defined by en-ineering ..ata surp "ed by the prospective contributor, as accepted by (25-10.121(11), F.A.C.) S . 0 PREPAR.a T I0"' OF DEF." 7-L OPE R AGIZE_=`IE:;TS . Util_ty may require that the Co, t:ihl:tOr, in adCl=lol l-0 the fees and charges set forth herein, bear the cost of preparation of developer agreement by independent counsel or persons qualified to draft and prepare such a reements. Said charges shall not exceed that amount ncr:nally be contemplated for such service. (25-10.1371, F.A.C. ; 25-10.139, ..?..C. ) v.0 1'A 1r'. SC �. �'.J ,rte. Cl\Cti 1..1!�AL.�i` -.L :.v �. �i!C�• Upon payment by the contributor and its orooer execution of an a;: eement for service- } nl:r5U3P.z i 85@ rv�l (Jt 1 _11 �c _�e and .:1i1 ___`i� (Continued to Sheet No. 5.0) Gerard P. Mozian President 40 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 5.0 VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION (Continued from Sheet. No. 4.0) contributor the portion of water and sewer plant and of' -"- site line capacity as set forth in the agreement. Ir, for example, the contributor siall calculate demand or 350 gallons of water per day per single °amily residence, that capacity will be built or reserved mor the contribu- tor. Utility will not be obligated to proVide capacity or service. in excess of that allocation and may require con- sumers to curtail use which exceeds such allocated capacity. In those areas where the ex-perience or U:i.i_y has demon- strated that the demand characteristics of customers of the community exceed those daily rated gallons of demand set forth in Exhibit A, Utility shall require that the can- tributor pay those fees and make the necessary commi-gents based on the actual. and experienced demand, and not the average demand. Thus, when Utility shall demons: -ate to the developer that its records and eine-4-T,sho1r, :cr example, that a singla-=amily residence of the type which the contributor proposes to bllild in --he speci_ic ccmmunity places demand during certain tires azhe !ear equal to 500 gallons of water per day, then the caar;es ler gallons de- mand set forth in Paragraph 3.0 of this Po' --icy shall. be multiplied by 600 gallons. in no event shall Utility be required to build or accent plans, specif:ca=ions,=ees, charges or agreements predicated upon demand :or water service of less -aan 350 gallons per si:!;'e-:-m4ly resi- dential equivalent or sewer service or less -^an 350 gallons per residential equ'_Valant per day. (25-101121(13), ..A.C.) 7 0 WATER SERVICE CNLY - Sc"ER JcRV-Cc CNLY In any instance where ei her as er or se,. -per Serviza onl„r is fur:i_shed without the comuan'_on ser -ce :Hen --he ..on- nection (plant ca,yaci-y) charge si.d11 be :.omni _ed :or !:-,a-- service atservice only. 8.0 WATER LcE-7ER Meter C-arge Max_.mum 7;a -a Use :)—_maid 5/3” x 3/4" $ 100.00 20 gallons per minute 1" 150.00 30 ga lons per minute 1-1/2" 250.00 100 gal:0as :er minut_ 2" 350.00 160 ,alions ler (Continued -o Sheer No. 5.0) Gerard P. Mozian President • •• GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 6.0 VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION 9.0 (Continued from Sheet No. 5.0) Utility will not be obligated to furnish water in ex- cess of "Maximum Water Use Demand." Recommended Maximum Rate for continuous operation will be 1/3 of the Maximum Rate listed. Meters over 2 inches in size are charged upon the estimated actual cost of installation. Where actual charges differ from estimates, the difference will be refunded by Utility if the total cost was less than the estimate, or paid by the contributor prior to initiation of water service if the actual cost exceeds the estimated cost. The contribu- tor will be furnished a copy of the invoice at the time of installation. ACTION BY GPVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY. Requirements by appropriate governmental authorities to limit -or curtail utility services, such as irrigation moratoriums, may restrict the use of utility services in addition to the maximum water use demand set forth in Paragraph 8.0 of this Policy. Contributors and customers obtain reservation for service or the service itself sub- ject to notice of this limitation. 10.0 TRANSFER OF CONTRIBUTED PROPERTY - BILLS OF SALE. Utility reserves the right to construct all facilities for providing water and sewer service to the point of connec tion. If Utility determines that it will accept such facilities constructed by others, the following rules will apply: Each contributor,(developer) who has constructed portions of a water distribution and sewage collection system shall convey such component parts of the .pater distribution and selvage collection system to Utility by bill of sale, in form satisfactory to Utility's attorney, together with such evidence as may be required by Utility that the water and/or sewer systems proposed to be transferred to Utility are free of all liens and encumbrances. Any facilities in the category of consumer's connections of the customer's side of the connection point shall not be transferred to Utility and shall remain the property of individual customers, their successors or assi.-ns. (Continued to Sheet No. 7.0) Gerard P. Mozian President 40 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 7.0 •M VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION (Continued from Sheet No. 6.0) Utility shall not be required to accept title to any com- ponent part of the water distribution or sewage collection system until Utility's engineer has approved the construc- tion of said lines, accepted the tests to determine that such construction is in accordance with the criteria established by Utility, and thereafter evidenced its accep- tance of such lines for Utility's ownership, operation, and maintenance. Contributor shall maintain accurate cost records estab- lishing the construction costs of all utility facilities constructed by contributor. Such cost information shall be furnished to Utility concurrently with the bill of sale, and such cost information shall be -a prerequisite for the acceptance by Utility of the portion of the water distribu- tion and sewage collection system constructed by the con- tributor. Utility reserves the right to refuse connection and to deny the commencement of service to any contributor seeking to be connected to portions of.the water distribution and sewage collection system until such time as the provisions of this section have been fully met. With respect to a development which constitutes a "single unit" such as a mobile home park, a shopping center, or apartment complex, Utility's obligation for service and maintenance of lines and facilities located wholly within such developments, and not in public rights of way, shall extend solely to repair and/or replacement of the lines or facilities, and Utility will not be liable in any manner for damages, replacement or repairs to surface areas. 11.0 INSPECTION FEES. Any engineering plans or designs for, or construction of facilities by a contributor (developer) which are to be- come a part of Utility's system, will be subject to review and inspection by Utility. For this service, Utility may charge an inspection fee based upon the actual cost to Utility of inspection of facilities constructed by contribu- tors or independent contractors for connection aith the facilities of Utility. Such inspection fee shall be paid by the contributor in addition to all other charges aoove stated, as a condition precedent to service. Gerard P. Mozian President 40 GENERAi`DEVEL0PRffRT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 8.0 VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION 12'0 INSPECTION OF PLUMBER'S HOOK-UP. It shall be the responsibility of the contributor or its plumbing contractor to connect contributor's plumbing in- stallation with the water or sewer system. Utility re- serves the right to inspect all such connections to be assured that the same are properly made in accordance with Utility's rules governing such connections, and that the connection, as made, is free from infiltration. The contributor shall notify Utility of any proposed inter- connection with the facilities of Utility, and connection may be made without the presence of Utility's inspector. However, such connection shall remain open until inspec- tion by Utility and until notice of the approval of such connection is furnished to the developer in accordance with the practices and procedures of Utility. ,any connec- tion covered without the benefit of inspection will result in the contributor being required to reopen the connection for subsequent inspection. If Utility fails to inspect the connection within 48 hours after notice that the same is ready to inspect, the connection shall be deemed approved by Utility. 13.0 ADJUST`IENT PROVISIONS. Governmental Authority: The charges set forth in this Policy are subject to adjustment by appropriate action of the governmental agency having jurisdiction o= this Pclicy either upon the initiative of the governmental agency or by request of Utility. (25-10.141, F.A.C.) 14.0 PRIOR POLICY. Prior to `he adoption of this Policy,Utility had, by virtue of its obligations, established other policies which will remain in effect until the obligations pursuant to those policies have been fulfilled. Under a previous program, Utility constructs water facilities at its own cost cover- ing approximately 51,775 lots to which water service would be extended by Utility within sixty days after the building permit has been obtained and notification of commencement of construction has beengiven to Utility. The cost of such water facilities is to be borne solely by Utility as an investment. The only charge to the customer ,ould be a meter installation fee. Utility :Wade .a commitment to provide sewer service to approximately •1,341 lots, and facilities will be installed as an investment or Utility (Continued to Sheet No. 9.0) Gerard P. Mozian President 40 UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEE•i NO. 9.0 VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION (Continued from Sheet No. 8.0) to those lots. These commitments by Utility were based upon contracts made in the past and are not available to prospective customers or contributors. A list showing the lots to which service will be made available, as an invest- ment by Utility, is available in Utility's office, and may be examined by any customer or prospective customer during the regular business hours of Utility's office. (25-10.120, F.A.C.) 15.0 EXTENSION OUTSIDE TERRITORY. Providing service outside Utility's territory involves formal notice and formal proceedings before the Florida Public Service Commission and, therefore, entails engineer- ing, administrative and legal expenses in addition to costs incurred by Utility in providing service within its ter- ritory. Utility will, therefore, not be obligated to provide its services outside the territory unless the con- tributor agrees, in advance, to defray those additional expenses and pay to Utility the estimated costs thereof. The advance payment will be adjusted to conform with actual expenses after the proceedings have been concluded. Utility will further make such extensions outside the ter- ritory only if the net income to be derived from prospec- tive consumers within the area to be served by the proposed extension will provide a fair return on Utility's in- vestment in the prcpcsed extension, transmission, and treatment facilities involved. Utility will not extend its facilities under circumstances where the extensions will cause service to existing customers to suffer either as a result of reduction of capacity to provide its service to customers, or the diminishment of the economic capability Of Utility to meet its financial commitments. (See Section 367.061; 367.121(2), Florida Statutes) 16.0 DISTRI3UTION AND COLLECTION SYSTEMS CONSTRUCTION. If any on-site distribution and collection systems are con- structed by the contributor as set forth in Paragraph 10.0 herein, Utility shall establish specifications based upon good engineering and public utility practices, and the con- tributor shall not less than thirty (30) days prior to com- mencing construction, furnish Utility with a complete copy of the plans and specifications o` the proposed on-site collection and distribution system. Utility shall have twenty (20) days in which to determine the acceptability . of the plans and snecifica-ions furn's,�ed to it by the con- tributor. If Utility shall object to the plans and specific_ - tions or any part thereof, the contributor shall defer the commencement of construction pending the resolution of Utility's objections. (2S-10.127, F.A.C.) Gerard P. Moz°3n President 40 WAGENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 10.0 VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION 17.'0 INSPECTIONS. Utility shall have, at all times during the construction, the right to inspect the construction of the on-site dis- tribution and/or collection systems being built by the con- tributor, or his agents or employees, as set forth in Paragraph 11.0 of this Policy and receive payment of fees referred to therein. 18.0 REFUNDABLE ADVANCES. Utility may require, in addition to the charges set forth herein, a refundable advance by a contributor to tempor- arily defray the cost of any off-site extension of water and/or sewer mains, pumping stations, and other facilities necessary to connect the developer's property with the then proper point of interconnection with Utility's exist- ing water and sewer facilities, in si-e needed to provide service to the subject property. The contributor may -be required to advance to Utility additional rain extension charges based upon the anticipated hydraulic load require- ments of the undeveloped property in order that such off- site facilities may be constructed to serve the developer's property and be in accordance with Utility's master plan for service to the immediate surrounding area. Charges paid by the contributor over and above the contributor's hydraulic share of the off-site facilities, shall be re- funded to the developer in accordance with the terms and conditions of a refunding agreement :Yhich Utility will execute with the contributor. The refund agreement will provide for a plan of refund based upon connection of other properties to the extent of their hydraulic share with other properties that :gill be served by the off-site facilities and styled at the expense of the contributor. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Section, Utility may limit the life of the refund agreement to a term of at least seven years, after which time a portion of the re- fund not made to the contributor by the terms and condi- tions of the refund agreement will be retained by Utility, and such refund agreement will be cancelled. In no event shall a contributor recover an amount greater than the dif- ference between the capitalized cost of such ofd -site improvements and the developer's own hydraulic share of such improvement. Utility will not include any interest upon the refund of the developer's advance. (25-10.121(20) F.A.C.) Gerard P. Mozian President 40 • • GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTYLITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 11.0 VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION 19.0 GUARANTEED REVENUE AGREEMENT. If authorized by the Commission pursuant to Order and under such terms and conditions as may be authorized under said Commission Order, Utility may establish a policy of requiring, as a condition precedent to service, that the contributor (developer) enter into a guaranteed revenue agreement, as defined in Commission Rule No. 25-10.121(12). 20.0 RESERVE CAPACITY CHARGE. Pursuant to Section 2S-10.134 and 25-10.1.33, Florida Administrative Code, Utility may enter into ar agreement with a contributor requiring contributor to pay a minimum guaranteed connection charge. If contr Moutor wishes to insure that there will be available sufficient plant capa- city at various planned stages of development and if Utility agrees to reserve such capacity for contributor, the contributor will be required to pay applicable fixed costs including depreciation, property tax, insurance and inter- est costs on plant capacity reserved for the period of the reservation. Gerard P. Mozian President 40 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 12.0 i + VERO SHORES AND VERO BEACH HIGHLANDS DIVISION EXHIBIT "A" SCHEDULE OF DAILY RATED GALLONAGE FOR VARIOUS OCCUPANCY Tunes of Building Usages Apartments.......... .............................. 250 gpd Bars and Cocktail Lounges ........................ S gpcd (1) Boarding Schools (student and staff) ............. 75 gpcd Bowling Alleys (toilet wastes only, per lane).... 100 gpd (2) Country Clubs (per member) ....................... 2S gpcd Day Schools (students and staff) ................. 10 ;pcd Drive-in Theatres (per car space) ................ S gpd Factories (with showers) ......................... 30 gpcd Factories (no showers ) 10 gpd/ 100 sq. fit. Hospitals (with laundry) .............. 250 gpd/bed Hospitals (no laundry) ........................... 200 gpd/bed Hotels and Motels ................................ 200 gpd/rm. or unit Laundromats ....................................... 225 gpd/wash. mach. Mobile Home Parks ................................ 300 gpd/trailer Movie Theatres, Auditoriums, Churches (per seat). 3 gpd Nursing Homes .................................... 150 gpd/100 sq. st. Office Buildings ................................. 10 gpd/100 sq. ft. Public Institutions (other than those listed herein)... ........................... 75 gpcd Restaurants (per seat) ........................... 50 apod Single Family Residential Water: 3/4" x 5/8" meter ...................... 350 gpd 1" meter ............................... 600 gpd 1-1/2" meter ........................... 11S0'gpd Sewer: ......................................... 350 gpd Townhouse Residences (11) ......................... 2S0 gpd Stadiums Frontons, Ball Parks, etc. (per seat).. 3 gpd r Stores (without kitchen wastes)... ............. 5 gpd/100 sq. Lt. Speculative Buildings 30 gpd T)lus 10 gpd,' 100 sq. ft. Warehouses ......................... 30 gpd plus 10 ;p.i' 1000 sq. rt. (1) gpcd - gallons per capita per day (2) GPD - gallons per day (3) Condominiums shall be rated in accordance with the type (apartments, townhouses, etc.) ,NOTE Sewage gallonage refers to Sanitary sewage flow on C •. S .- ...- .....- S .. _ unit basis for average daily flow in gallons per day. Gerard P. Mozian president