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RESOLUTION NO. 8559
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF AZUSA ADOPTING THE WATER SYSTEM
IMPROVEMENT PLAN AND ESTABLISHING THE
FORMULA FOR CALCULATING THE AMOUNTS OF
THE WATER SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FEE
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA DOES HEREBY
FIND, RESOLVE, DETERMINE AND ORDER AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Short Title. This resolution may be
referred to as the "Water System Development Fee Resolution"
of the City of Azusa.
SECTION 2. Purpose. The purpose of this Resolution
is to adopt a fee for financing the water System Improvement
Plan and to establish the methods for calculating the
amounts of the Water System Development Fee.
SECTION 3. Findings. The City Council after review
of the report prepared by Dwight French and Associates
entitled "City of Azusa Water System Financing Study,
October, 1988", the City of Azusa Water Master Plan, other
staff reports, and testimony and information received at the
public hearing on this matter, approves the Report and makes
the following specific findings:
A. Based upon a study of the relationship between
the land uses permitted by the City's General Plan and
growth trends of actual development within the City, the
City will reach its development capacity under the General
Plan by the year 2030;
B. Implementation of the Water System Improvement
Plan, as presently designed will require the construction of
major improvements to the existing City-wide water system.
These improvements, which are listed in Exhibit "A" attached
hereto, will result in a water system which has the capacity
to accommodate the future water needs that will be generated
by anticipated future development;
C. Present and future sources of Federal, State,
County and City revenues which are available for water
system related improvements are inadequate to completely
fund implementation of the Water System Improvement Plan;
D. Adequate revenues can be fairly and equitably
obtained to fund the Water System Improvement Plan through a
fee based on the extent to which new development generates
additional demands on the water system. The formula
establishing each fee is based upon projected costs for the
improvements and projected uses by various types of
developments;
E. The water system improvements constructed with
funds generated by the "Water System Development Fee
Ordinance" and this Resolution will specifically benefit the
fee contributor by mitigating the adverse impacts such as
inadequate water pressure, and storage capacity and
inconveniences within the city-wide water system that will
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be created due to future development. Further, the specific
benefit a property receives from water system improvements
is generally proportional to the fee contributions made;
F. The fees required by the Water System
Development Fee Ordinance will be used solely to fund
improvements that will increase the capacity of the City-
wide Water System within the city of Azusa. Such fees shall
be deposited in a separate capital facilities account or
fund to avoid commingling of fees with other revenues and
funds of the City. Interest earned from the monies in the
capital account or fund shall be deposited in that account
or fund and shall be expended only for the purpose for which
the fees was originally collected.
G. Payment of the fees or charges,
notwithstanding any other provision of law, is not required
until the date of final inspection, or the date the
certificate of occupancy is issued, or
occurs first,
[provided that utility services fees may be collected at the
time an application for utility service is received]. If
the residential development contains more than one dwelling,
the City of Azusa may determine how the fees or charges
shall be paid pursuant to any manner authorized by section
53077.5 of the Government Code.
H. In accordance with Government Code Section
66001, the facts and evidence presented establish that there
is a reasonable relationship between (1) the need for the
public facilities described in the Plan and the impacts from
the types of development listed in Section 7 for which the
corresponding fees are charged, and (2) the fee's use for
water system improvements and the type of development for
which the fee is charged. These relationships are more
thoroughly described in the report entitled "City of Azusa
Water System Financing Study, October, 1988" which is
adopted and established by this Resolution.
SECTION 4. Definitions. For the purposes of this
Resolution, the following terms shall be defined as follows:
A. Development Project shall mean the
construction of residential, commercial, industrial or other
buildings and structures, and the addition of floor space to
existing non-residential buildings and structures.
Development Project shall also mean any change of use of
property which requires a building permit and which will
require additional water service above which can be
reasonably associate with the current use of the property or
any other project involving'the issuance of a permit for
construction or reconstruction.
B. Water System Improvements shall mean those
improvements necessary to implement the Water System
Improvement Plan and shall include but not be limited to:
construction of new reservoirs, new transmission and
distribution lines, installation of new booster pumps and
telemetry and control devices.
C. Water System Improvement Plan shall mean the
systematic program for upgrading the City's water system to
be phased over the succeeding seven years from the effect
date of this Resolution. The nature and extent of these
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improvements and their associated cost estimates are
attached to this Resolution as "Exhibit A".
D. Maximum Buildout shall mean the anticipated
maximum amount of future development permitted by the
General Plan and Zoning Ordinance in Azusa and shil be
expressed in terms of the number of undeveloped units
permitted within each land use zoning category.
SECTION 5. Adoption of The Water System Improvement
Plan. The Water System Improvement Plan as set forth in the
report entitled "City of Azusa Water System Financing Study,
October, 1988" is hereby adopted and established.
SECTION 6. Costs of The Water System Improvement
Plan. The 7Eost of implementing The Water System Improvement
Plan is estimated to be $5.064,000 All funds to be
obtained for completion of this project shall be derived
from the Water System Development Fees.
SECTION 7. Establishment of the Amount of the Water
System Development Fee. The amount of the Water System
Development Fee as provided for by the "Water System
Development Fee Ordinance" shall be as follows for each type
of development:
1. Residential
a. Single Family Residential Unit = $587 /
dwelling unit
b. Multi -Family Residential Unit = $ 352/
dwelling unit
2. Commercial/Industrial
a. Commercial/Industrial = $2.11/s.f.
Water System Development Fees for developments not described
above shall be designated by reference to either the most
similar and current land use designation, or an existing
project similar to the proposed development found to be
relevant for comparison purposes by the Director of
Utilities.
SECTION 8. Severability. If any section,
subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this
Chapter is for any reason held to be invalid or
unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent
jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of
the remaining portions of the Chapter. The City Council
hereby declares that it would have adopted this Chapter and
each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or
portion thereof, irrespective of the fact than any one or
more sections, subsections, phrases, or portions be declared
invalid or unconstitutional.
SECTION 9. The City Clerk shall certify to the
adoption of this Resolution and shall cause this Resolution
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and its certification to be entered in the Book of
Resolutions of the Council of the City.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day
of January , 1989.
MAYOR
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was
duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Azusa at a
regular meeting thereof, held on the 3rd day
Of January 198,0, by the following vote of the
Council:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS AVILA, STEMRICH, NARANJO, LATTA, MOSES
NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS NONE
ABSENT• COUNCILMEMBERS NONE
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Exhibit A
FACILITY IMPROVEMONT
SIZE
CAPITAL COST
(in 1985 Dollars)
ESTMATED
COMPLETION DATE
STORAGE FACILITIES
1. Construct a new concrete
reservoir adjacent to Reservoir
No. 4.
3.25 mgd
$1,838,000
1990
2. Construct a new concrete
reservoir adjacent to Reservoir
No. 3
1.5 mgd
5731.000
1995
SUBTOTAL
$2,569,000
BOOSTER PUMP STATIONS
1. Install one 2500 gpm pump
at Booster Pump Station at
s Reservoir No.1
2500 gpm
$210,000
1990
2. Install one 2500 gpm pump
at Booster Pump Station at
Reservoir No. 1
2500 gpm
$210,000
1995
SUBTOTAL
$420,000
TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION MAINS
1. Along Foothill Blvd.
a. Construct parallel line to
existing 6 -inch line between
16 -inch
Cerritos Ave. and Azusa Ave.
1560 Lf.
$183,000
1990
b. Install a new line at
16 -inch
Azusa Ave.
150 l.f.
$11,500
1990
c. Construct parallel line to
e7 existing 6 -inch line between
Azusa Ave. and Angelino Ave.
and to connect to existing 20 -
inch line from Reservoir Nos.
16 -inch
2 and 5
655 Lf.
$81,000
1990
2. ;Tong 1st Street Alignment
a. Construct parallel line to
existing 6 -inch line between
18 -inch
Vernon Ave. & Jackson Ave.
1220 Lf.
$154,000
1995
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CAPITAL COST ESTIMATED
FACMITY170PROVEMeJT SIZE (in 1988 Dollars) COMPLETION DATE
b. Extend line from Jackson
18 -inch
Ave. to Todd Ave.
1500 ].f.
$138,000
1995
c. Extend line from Todd Ave.
16 -inch
to Irwindale Ave.
2700 Lf.
$227,000
1995
d. Construct parallel line to
existing 6 -inch line between
10 -inch
Irwindale Ave. and Motor Ave.
300 ].f.
$21,000
1990
3. Construct parallel line to
existing 6 -inch line along
Paramount Ave. from Irwindale
10 -inch
Ave. to Motor Ave.
300 I.f.
$21,000
1990
4. Along Gladstone Ave.
a. Construct parallel line to
existing 6 -inch line between
10 -inch
Irwindale Ave. & Motor Ave.
300 Lf.
$21,000
1990
b. Install new line across
Little Dalton Wash between
8 -inch
Grandin Ave. and Azusa Ave.
500 Lf.
$24500
1990
5. Construct parallel line to
existing 8 -inch line along Sierra
Madre Ave. between Vernon Ave. and
12 -inch
$218,000
1990
Angeline, Ave.
340 I.f.
6. Construct parallel line io
existing 6 -inch line along Rainbow
Drive between Dalton Ave. and
12 -inch
Holmar Ave.
300 I.f.
$27,000
1995
7. Install new line along Vernon
Ave. between Sierra Madre Ave.
12 -inch
and 11th St.
1300 I.f.
$96,000
1990
8. Construct parallel line to
existing 6 -inch line along Todd
Avenue between 10th St. and
12 -inch
Foothill Blvd.
1425 I.E.
$93,000
1990
9. Construct parallel line to
existing 8 -inch line along 10th St.
12 -inch
between Vernon Ave. and Todd Ave.
1520 I.f.
$104,500
1990
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TELEMETRY AND CONTROL SYSTEM
1. Upgrade and replacement of
remote site control units at well and
booster pump station facilities. --- $58,000 1990
SUBTOTAL $58,000
TOTAL COST $5,061,000
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CAPITAL COST
ESM -MATED
FACILITY EMPROVEMEIT
SIZE
fin 1988 Dollars)
COMPLETION DATE
10. Construct parallel lines to
existing 6 -inch lines between
Todd Ave. and Vernon Ave., and
between 10th St. and Foothill Blvd.
10 -inch
in the industrial area
5755 l.f.
$377,500
1990
11. Along San Gabriel Canyon Road
a. Construct parallel line to
existing 6 -inch line between
16 -inch
Sierra Madre Blvd. & Ellsworth St.
1125 Lf.
$131,000
1990
b. Construct parallel line to
existing 8 -inch line above
12 -inch
Ellsworth Street
1350 Lf.
$88,000
1990
SUBTOTAL
$2,017,000
TELEMETRY AND CONTROL SYSTEM
1. Upgrade and replacement of
remote site control units at well and
booster pump station facilities. --- $58,000 1990
SUBTOTAL $58,000
TOTAL COST $5,061,000
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