Common use of Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area Clause in Contracts

Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area. ‌ The Port agrees to pay the City an annual surface water management fee of $1,274,952.87 as described in Subsection 2.5.A. for properties located within the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area, as further depicted in Appendix 6A, beginning in 2018 for the duration of the Agreement. The City and Port agree that the Airport and the areas within the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary are unique within the rate structure identified in SeaTac Municipal Code 12.10.225. Therefore, the City and the Port agree that the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area shall be treated as a single aggregate parcel consisting of 2,005.00 acres to establish a surface water fee for the term of this Agreement, which is calculated in the table below. 2018 Storm Water Fee (Based on 2005.00 acres at $1,220.29 per acre)1 $2,446,681.45 25% NPDES Phase II Compliance Rebate (non-residential parcels)2 <$611,670.36> 15% NPDES Permit Compliance Rebate (airport specific)3 <$367,002.22> Regional Flow Control Facility and Natural <$193,056.00> Resources Area Credit4 Annual Surface Water Fee $1,274,952.87 1. The Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area has an overall percent impervious surface of between 45% and 65%. 2. As an incentive for businesses with storm water facilities to maintain these facilities in good working order, the City offers a 25% rebate on surface water fees for those that request the rebate and meet the requirements outlined in City Code. 3. Port Industrial Storm Water Permit Activities include: NPDES Permit reporting, inspection and compliance; onsite water quality and flow control, stream monitoring, industrial waste system (IWS) operation and education and outreach. 4. A significant portion of the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area serves regional storm water detention and undeveloped natural areas.

Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area. ‌ The Port agrees to pay the City an annual surface water management fee of $1,274,952.87 as described in Subsection 2.5.A. for properties located within the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area, as further depicted in Appendix 6A, beginning in 2018 for the duration of the Agreement. The City and Port agree that the Airport and the areas within the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary are unique within the rate structure identified in SeaTac Municipal Code 12.10.225. Therefore, the City and the Port agree that the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area shall be treated as a single aggregate parcel consisting of 2,005.00 acres to establish a surface water fee for the term of this Agreement, which is calculated in the table below. 2018 Storm Water Fee (Based Base on 2005.00 acres at $1,220.29 per acre)1 $2,446,681.45 25% NPDES Phase II Compliance Rebate (non-residential parcels)2 <$611,670.36> 15% NPDES Permit Compliance Rebate (airport specific)3 <$367,002.22> Regional Flow Control Facility and Natural Resources Area Credit4 <$193,056.00> Resources Area Credit4 Annual Surface Water Fee $1,274,952.87 1. The Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area has an overall percent impervious surface of between 45% and 65%. 2. As an incentive for businesses with storm water facilities to maintain these facilities in good working order, the City offers a 25% rebate on surface water fees for those that request the rebate and meet the requirements outlined in City Code. 3. Port Industrial Storm Water Permit Activities include: NPDES Permit reporting, inspection and compliance; onsite water quality and flow control, stream monitoring, industrial waste system (IWS) operation and education and outreach. 4. A significant portion of the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area serves regional storm water detention and undeveloped natural areas.

Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area. ‌ The Port agrees to pay the City an annual surface water management fee of $1,274,952.87 as described in Subsection 2.5.A. for properties located within the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area, as further described depicted in Appendix 6A, beginning in 2018 for the duration of the Agreement. The City and Port agree that the Airport and the areas within the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area are unique and are not represented within the rate structure identified in SeaTac Municipal Code 12.10.225. Therefore, the City and the Port agree that the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area shall be treated as a single aggregate parcel consisting of 2,005.00 2,041.82,005.00 acres to establish a surface water fee for the term of this Agreement, which is calculated in the table below. 2018 Storm Water Fee (Based Base on 2005.00 2,041.82005.00 acres at $1,220.29 per acre)1 $2,446,681.45 2,446,681.452,491,588.12 25% NPDES Phase II Compliance Rebate (non-residential parcels)2 <$611,670.36611,670.36622,897.03> 15% NPDES Permit Compliance Rebate (airport specific)3 <$367,002.22367,002.22373,738.22> Regional Flow Control Facility and Natural <$193,056.00> Resources Area Credit4 <$193,056.00220,000.00> Annual Surface Water Fee $1,274,952.87 1. The Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area has an overall percent impervious surface of between 45% and 65%. 2. As an incentive for businesses with storm water facilities to maintain these facilities in good working order, the City offers a 25% rebate on surface water fees for those that request the rebate and meet the requirements outlined in City Code. 3. Port Industrial Storm Water Permit Activities include: NPDES Permit reporting, inspection and compliance; onsite water quality and flow control, stream monitoring, industrial waste system (IWS) operation and education and outreach. 4. A significant portion of the Airport Storm Water Utility Boundary Area serves regional storm water detention and undeveloped natural areas.