Stormwater Utility. 5.7.1. The University and Town acknowledge that both entities operate stormwater programs that include responsibilities pursuant to their respective NPDES Phase II stormwater permits, their stormwater infrastructure maintenance responsibilities, sustainable program practices, and other state and federal requirements. The University stormwater program includes many, but not all, services that would otherwise be provided by the Town.
5.7.2. The Town and University shall prepare and regularly update (at three year intervals) a cost sharing agreement for stormwater utility functions. This agreement shall document the stormwater utility services provided by the University and Town, their costs, and provisions for University financial contributions for services provided by the Town and credits for services provided by the University. The Manager shall approve the agreement if it reasonably provides for equitable cost- sharing based on the respective duties and financial obligations of the Town and University.
5.7.3. The initial cost-sharing agreement for stormwater utility functions shall be based on the analysis prepared by Town and University staff and submitted to the Manager on April 22, 2009. The stormwater utility cost-sharing for the 2009-2010 fiscal year shall be 24% of the fee that would be charged based on the impervious surface coverage on the Carolina North Tract existing as of the Effective Date of this Agreement. This rate shall remain in effect for three years and may thereafter be adjusted based on the updated agreements required by Section 5.7.2 of this Agreement. The initial updated agreement shall include a provision for equitable cost-sharing in capital projects or funds based on the respective duties and financial obligations of the Town and University.
Stormwater Utility. 7.1. The University and Town acknowledge that both entities operate stormwater programs that include responsibilities pursuant to their respective NPDES Phase II stormwater permits, their stormwater infrastructure maintenance responsibilities, sustainable program practices, and other state and federal requirements. The University stormwater program includes many, but not all, services that would otherwise be provided by the Town.
Stormwater Utility. Sec. 54-274. Purpose and necessity. Sec. 54-275. Authority. Sec. 54-276. Establishment of stormwater commission. Sec. 54-277. Establishment of Yorkville Storm Water Commission. Sec. 54-278. Powers and duties of utility. Sec. 54-279. Definitions. Sec. 54-280. Utility rates and charges. Sec. 54-281. Land use classifications. Sec. 54-282. Billing and payment. Sec. 54-283. Lien. Sec. 54-284. Credits and adjustments. Sec. 54-285. Exemptions. Sec. 54-286. Method of appeal.
Article I. In General
Stormwater Utility. A total amount of up to Eight Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-Six and 60/100 Dollars ($8,696.60). The detailed calculations for the Utility Incentive Amount are attached hereto as Exhibit “C” and incorporated herein. The actual payment of the Utility Incentive Fund shall be a one-time payment made by the City at the three (3) year anniversary of when the Project is deemed to have been Placed-In-Service. The maximum amount to be paid by the City to the Owner is the total Utility Incentive Fund set forth in this Agreement; however, if the Project Parameters change from those set forth in this Agreement and when the Project is deemed to have been Placed-In-Service, the City’s actual payment shall be the lesser of the total Utility Incentive Fund set forth in this Agreement or a re-calculation of the Utility Incentive Fund based upon the actual As-Built Project Parameters. Within 90 days of the three (3) year anniversary of when the Project is deemed to have been Placed-In-Service, the Owner shall submit a written request to the City for the disbursement of the Utility Incentive Fund and identify in its request to whom and where payment shall be made by the City. Within ninety (90) days of the City’s receipt of the Owner’s written request for the disbursement of the Utility Incentive Fund, the City shall re-calculate the Utility Incentive Fund based on the As-Built Project Parameters (“Re-Calculated Amount”). The City shall then pay the lesser of the total Utility Incentive Fund as set forth in this Agreement or the Re-Calculated Amount to the Owner.
Stormwater Utility. Draft Standard:
G.7.1. The University and Town acknowledge that both entities operate stormwater programs that include responsibilities pursuant to their respective NPDES Phase II stormwater permits, their stormwater infrastructure maintenance responsibilities, sustainable program practices, and other state and federal requirements. The University stormwater program includes many, but not all, services that would otherwise be provided by the Town.
G.7.2. Prior to the approval of the first individual site development plan pursuant to this Agreement, the University shall secure the Manager‟s approval of a cost sharing agreement for stormwater utility functions. This agreement shall document the stormwater utility services provided by the University and Town, their costs, and provisions for University financial contributions for services provided by the Town and credits for services provided by the University. The Manager shall approve the agreement if it reasonably provides for equitable cost-sharing based on the respective duties and financial obligations of the Town and University.
Stormwater Utility. Hazardous Waste First Responder Training and Certificate - $25.00/mo. Offered through the California Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) Eligible position(s): Solid Waste Equipment Operator and Solid Waste Inspector.
Stormwater Utility. The County has established a Stormwater Utility that administers funds and conducts a Stormwater Management program throughout the County.
Stormwater Utility. The administrative organization created for the purposes of planning, designing, overseeing, funding, building, and maintaining Stormwater Infrastructure, either directly or through cooperative arrangements with other governmental bodies; and for administering and managing Stormwater Management throughout Beaufort County.
