Appendix A. FEE SCHEDULE
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this CodeDescription Amount Chapter 2. Administration Article V. Finance 2-436 Returned check processing fee $25.00 2-437(b) Fee for background checks for handgun applicants (nonrefundable) 25.00 Section this Code Description Amount Deposit 2-703 The HUB Rental Fee Resident Rate Non-Resident Rate $200 Open Hours: $50.00 Open Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $100.00 City Hall Lobby Rental Resident Rate Non-Resident Rate $200.00 Open Hours: $50.00 Open Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $100.00 Study Session Room Rental Resident Rate Non-Resident Rate $100.00 Open Hours: $30.00 Open Hours: $50.00 Closed Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $100.00 Fire Administrati on Training Room Resident Rate Non-Resident Rate $200.00 Open Hours: $50.00 Open Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $100.00 Library Conference Room Rental Resident Rate Non-Resident Rate $100.00 Open Hours: $30.00 Open Hours: $50.00 Closed Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $100.00 Library Meeting Room Rental Resident Rate Non-Resident Rate $200.00 Open Hours: $50.00 Open Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $75.00 Closed Hours: $100.00 Chapter 14. Amusements and Entertainments Article II. Billiard Halls 14-67 License fees for annual licenses Billiard halls, annually: Up to 25 tables 150.00 More than 25 tables 200.00 14-71 License fees for continuous annual licenses: Billiard halls: Up to 25 tables 150.00 More than 25 tables 200.00 Article III. Coin-Operated Machines 14-107 Occupation tax 7.50 Release of sealed machine 5.00 Chapter 18. Animals 18-70 Redemption fee for impounded animal: 1 st offense $20.00 18-70 Redemption fee for impounded animals: 2 nd offense $40.00 18-70 Redemption fee for impounded animals: 3 rd offense $60.00 18-70 Unsterilized Animal $75.00 18-70 Rabies Vaccination Fee $5.00 18-70 RTO Sterilization Surgical fee $75.00 18-70/18-160 Care and Handling Charges, Per Day in Shelter $10.00 18-70/18-159 Microchipping Fee $10.00 18-153 Pet Sterilization Deposit $100.00 18-159 Animal Adoption Fee $85.00 18-160 Pet owner release to shelter fee $20.00 18-260(i) Annual Permit for Keeping Dangerous Animal $100.00 18-300 Backyard Chicken Permit (including education program) $50.00 18-329(a) Shelter Quarantine Fee $100.00 18-329(c) Home Quarantine Fee $50.00 Chapter 22. Buildings and Building Regulations Article II. Administration 22-51 Building permit fees: Construction Value (CV) Permit Fees $0.00—$1,000.00 $50.00 $1,001.00—$2,500.00 75.00 $2,501.00—$5,000.00 100.00 $5,001.00—$7,500.00 125.00 $7,501.00—$10,000.00 150.00 $10,001.00—$25,000.00 1.5 percent of CV $25,001.00—$50,000.00 375.00 or 1.3 percent of CV, whichever is greater $50,001.00—$100,000.00 650.00 or 1.1 percent of CV, whichever is greater $100,001.00—$500,000.00 1,100.00 or 0.9 percent of CV, whichever is greater $500,001.00—$1,000,000.00 4,500.00 or 0.7 percent of CV, whichever is greater $1,000,001.00 and up 7,000.00 or 0.5 percent of CV, whichever is greater Section
this CodeDescription Amount 22-51 cont'd Inspection and other fees: Inspection performed outside of normal business hours (minimum 2 hours), per hour $50.00 Reinspection fee assessed under provisions of Building Code 50.00 Exceptions from fees: 1. Work performed on independent school district property 2. Work performed on city property New single-family residential structure permit fee 1,000.00 New single-family residential structure where existing single-family structure on the same lot was removed (demo/rebuild) permit fee 800.00 Residential accessory buildings 120 square feet or less in area 10.00 22-52 Plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and irrigation permit fees: Construction Value (CV) Permit Fees $0.00—$1,000.00 $50.00 $1,001.00—$2,500.00 75.00 $2,501.00—$5,000.00 100.00 $5,001.00—$25,000.00 2.0 percent of CV $25,001.00—$100,000.00 $500.00 or 1.5 percent of CV, whichever is greater $100,001.00—$250,000.00 $1,500.00 or 1.0 percent of CV, whichever is greater $250,001.00 and up $2,500.00 or 0.5 percent of CV, whichever is greater Other fees: Description Amount 1. Re-inspection fee assessed under provision of applicable code 50.00 22-58 Technology Fee $3.00 (paid upon issuance of each permit) Section
this CodeDescription Amount 22-214 License fee, including reinstatement license renewal, each dwelling unit 15.00 Additional license fee for apartment complexes that score less than 95% dwelling unit inspection passing rate 15.00 22-708 Annual registration and inspection fee for the first year (1 inspection) 200.00 Annual registration and inspection fee for a building that is vacant for 2 years (Includes up to 2 inspections per year.) 400.00 Annual registration and inspection fee for a building that is vacant for 3 years (Includes up to 3 inspections per year.) 600.00 Annual registration and inspection fee for a building that is vacant for 4 or more years (Includes up to 4 inspections per year) 1,000.00 Additional fee for registrations over 60 days past the noted due date 50% of annual fee Chapter 26. Businesses Article II. Newsracks 26-35(a)(1) Fee to install, place or maintain newsrack on street, right-of-way, per year, per newsrack 5.00 Article III. Single-Family Rental Housing 26-74 License fee including reinstatement of license renewal 120.00 Replacement license, per location 10.00 26-77(c) Second reinspection fee 50.00 Article IV. Apartment Complex Rental 26-114 License fee including reinstatement license renewal, each dwelling unit 10.00 Replacement license 10.00 26-117(c) Reinspection fee per violation in a dwelling unit within an apartment complex (maximum 40.00 per unit) 20.00 Reinspection fee, each exterior item 20.00 Article V. Food Service Establishments 26-154 Review of food establishment plans and preoperational inspection 45.00 Permit to operate a mobile food unit (determined by type of vehicle) Catering vehicle (cold truck): 200.00 Mobile food preparation vehicle (hot truck): 300.00 Permit to operate a food service establishment (determined by number of employees): 1—9 employees: 200.00 10—19 employees: 300.00 Over 19 employees: 400.00 Issuance of duplicate permit 5.00 Division 2. Food Manager's Certificate 26-180 Food manager's certification certificate Issuance of original or renewal certificate: 20.00 Issuance of replacement certificate: 5.00 Article VI. Sexually Oriented Businesses 26-238 Annual license fee (establishment) 1,000.00 26-271(d) Processing fee (individual) 50.00 26-272(f) Fee for replacement of lost or stolen card (individual) 10.00 Survey fee 500.00 Chapter 28. Courts 28-46(a) Warrant fee (maximum) 25.00 28-46(b) Special expense—Actual expense or $10.00 (whichever is less) Section
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Chapter 30. Emergency Services Article II. Emergency Medical Services 30-33 Fee per ambulance trip Resident Non-Resident Basic life support $725.00 $950.00 Advanced life support, level 1 $750.00 $1,050.00 Advanced life support, level 2 $825.00 $1,125.00 Mileage charge for transport from nearest city limit to any hospital outside of the city. One mile charge for transport to any hospital within the city. $15.00 $15.00 Basic life support supplies $200.00 $200.00 Advanced life support supplies, level 1 & 2 $300.00 $300.00 Oxygen, any level $150.00 $150.00 Section
this CodeDescription Amount Article III. Alarm Systems 30-72 Alarm permit fee residential 30.00 30-72 Alarm permit fee commercial (business) 100.00 30-73 False alarm fee per false alarm in excess of five during the preceding 12-month period 50.00 30-73 Master apartment complex permit fee 100.00 30-76(a) False alarm fee per subsequent false alarm within 12-month period 50.00 30-78 False alarm fee in excess of three but fewer than six in the preceding 12-month period 50.00 False alarm fee in excess of five but fewer than eight in the preceding 12-month period 75.00 False alarm fee eight or more in the preceding 12-month period 100.00 Panic/distress alarm fee of three or more in the preceding 12- month period 100.00 Robbery alarm fee of three or more in the preceding 12-month period 100.00 30-88 False alarm fee for response to monitoring system 100.00 Article IV. Emergency Telephone Service 30-121 Local access line fee, residential; (per month) 1.00 Local access line fee, business; (per month) 1.95 Local access line fee, business trunk; (per month) 2.50 Chapter 34. Environment Article IV. Junked, Wrecked, Abandoned Property 34-208(c) Fee for notification by garagekeeper to police department of abandoned vehicle 5.00 Article V. Noise 34-252 Permit fee for use of loudspeakers, sound trucks and drums 5.00 Article VI. Nuisances 34-293 Administrative fee to cover city expenses of notices; obtaining quotes for abatement, inspections, etc. 100.00 Any additional work performed by city employees not covered under the administrative fee, per hour 30.00 Article VIII. Swimming Pools 34-354 Operational permit fee for public and semipublic swimming pools and/or spas; each pool or spa 125.00 34-400 Permits for seismic testing and surveying within the city 500.00 34-512 Gas well fee: Initial gas well fee for all new gas wells and gas compressors stations within the city 10,000.00 34-516 Annual gas well inspection fee: Annual gas well inspection fee for each existing gas well site and gas compressor stations within the city, per year 2,000.00 Chapter 38. Fire Prevention and Protection 38-38 Construction permit fees as described in Section 105.7 of the International Fire Code (IFC) Construction Value (CV) Permit Fees $0—5,000.00 $100.00 $5,001.00—25,000.00 $120.00 or 1.5% of the CV whichever is greater $25,001.00—100,000.00 $375.00 or 1.0% of the CV whichever is greater $100,001.00—250,000.00 $1,000.00 or 0.6% of the CV whichever is greater $250,001.00 and up $1,500.00 or 0.3% of the CV whichever is greater Re-inspection fee assessed under provision of applicable code $100.00 Flow testing (IFC 507.3 and 507.4) $50.00 38-38 (cont.) Operational permit fee for each event as described in Section 105.6 of the International Fire Code (IFC), per event Permit Fee Aerosols $100.00 Amusement buildings 250.00 Carnivals and fairs 250.00 Combustible dust-producing operations/combustible fibers 100.00 Compressed gases 100.00 Cryogenic fluids 100.00 Cutting and welding 50.00 Exhibits and trade shows 100.00 Flammable and combustible liquids 100.00 Floor finishing 50.00 Hazardous materials 100.00 HPM facilities 100.00 High pile storage 100.00 Hot work operations 50.00 LP-gas 100.00 Miscellaneous combustible storage 50.00 Open burning 250.00 Outdoor fireworks displays
(See IFC Section 3301.2)500.00 Places of assembly
(Exception: Places of worship)50.00 Pyrotechnic special effects material 250.00 Repair garages and motor fuel-dispensing facilities 50.00 Spraying and dipping 100.00 Temporary membrane structures and tents 50.00 All other operational permits described in IFC Section 105.6 not listed above 50.00 Section this Code Inspection Fee Purpose (Per Occupancy Type) Amount 38-38 (cont.) Group A Occupancy (Assembly) Place of Worship $50.00 All others $100.00 Group B Occupancy (Business) Less than four (4) floors $50.00 Four (4) floors or more $100.00 High Rise less than ten (10) floors $250.00 High Rise ten (10) floors or more $500.00 Municipal, County, State and Federal Government facilities EXEMPT Group E Occupancy (Private Educational) Less than four (4) floors $50.00 Four (4) floors or more $100.00 Public School District facilities EXEMPT Group F Occupancy (Factory/Industrial) Less than 20,000 square feet $100.00 20,000 square feet or greater $200.00 Municipal, County, State and Federal Government facilities EXEMPT Group H Occupancy (Hazardous) Hazardous $250.00 Group I Occupancy (Institutional) Institutional $100.00 Municipal, County, State and Federal Government facilities EXEMPT Group M Occupancy (Mercantile) Less than 20,000 square feet $50.00 20,000 square feet or greater $150.00 Group R1 Occupancy (Residential Hotel/Motels) Less than four (4) floors $100.00 Four (4) floors or more $150.00 High Rises $250.00 Group R2 Occupancy (Residential Apartments) One (1) and two (2) stories (entire complex) $100.00 Three (3) or more stories (entire complex) $150.00 Group S Occupancy (Storage) Less than 20,000 square feet $100.00 20,000 square feet or greater $200.00 Municipal, County, State and Federal Government facilities EXEMPT Group U Occupancy, Group Homes, and Foster Homes Group Homes and Foster Homes EXEMPT Section
this CodeDescription Amount Chapter 44. Library 44-33, 44-35 Library card fees: City residents No charge Addison resident (paid by the Town of Addison) $200.00/year/per card Non-resident of city that do not charge Farmers Branch residents for library card No charge Non-resident of city that charges Farmers Branch residents for library cards $200.00 library card fee or a TexShare Card obtained from the public library of the non-resident's city Internet guest card (Internet access on library computers) $25.00 per year/per card Lost card replacement (residents and non-residents) 1.00 44-36 Fines for overdue materials: Per day for videos/DVDs 1.00* Per day for books and all other materials 0.10* * Total fine not to exceed original purchase price of material 44-41 Damaged materials charges: Barcode label, pocket, or book jacket; per item 1.00 Media cases, per item 2.00 Lost library materials: Single item from an audio or CD book set Cost of replacement part or cost of original material if replacement part is unavailable Processing fee 5.00 Books and media (except magazines) Original cost of material Magazines 5.00 Other charges: Photocopier (per page) 0.15 Computer printing (per page) 0.10 3D print fees (per item) 0.15 per gram of plastic ($1.50 minimum) Chapter 50. Parks and Recreation Article II. Rules and Regulations 50-41 Parks and Recreation User Fees (fees apply to both city residents and non-residents unless otherwise noted) Athletic fees: Athletic field rental fee, (per field per day) Game field - $250.00/field/day - resident;
$300.00/field/day - non-resident; $200.00 depositPractice area - $40.00/hr/area - resident;
$50.00/hr/area - non-resident; $100.00 depositAdult athletic user fee (per team per season) $50.00 Youth athletic league player fee $0.00 Assigned space at Farmers Branch Park for select soccer $7,000.00 per year Local tournament fee/complex $250.00/field/day - resident
$300.00/field/day non-resident
$500.00 depositField lighting - Local tournaments/rentals $25.00/hour/field/area Concession stand usage - Local tournaments/rentals $0.00 Private catering/food truck fee - Tournaments/rentals $50.00/event;
$200.00 depositFood truck/outside concessionaire commission - Tournaments/rentals 12% of net revenue for concession sales Vendor fee $25.00/day Aquatic Center Use and rental fees—Outdoor facility (Frog Pond) Daily entry fees: Spectator fee $3.00/person Outside food/beverage $5.00/person If two years old or younger (resident or non-resident) Free Resident older than two years $5.00 Non-resident older than two years $8.00 Swim lessons $45.00/session Day camp rate: Rate per swimmer $5.00 Resident season passes: Individual residents $50.00 Family residents (up to 4 members) $130.00
Add'l members: $10.00Individual non-resident $80.00 Family non-resident * (up to 4 members) $210.00
Add'l members: $15.00Punch cards: Non-residents—Valid for 10 swims $65.00 Rental fees—Resident and non-resident: Deposit for picnic tables $0.00 Table rental $15.00/hr/table Cabana rental $25.00/hour/cabana Patio $0.00 Shelter rental—In season $50.00/hour; $50.00 deposit Shelter rental (pavilion)—Off season $25.00/hr - resident; $40.00/hr - non-resident; $100.00 deposit (4-hr min.) Froggy Spot $50.00/hr - resident; $60.00/hr - non-resident; $100 deposit After hours pool rental: Pool area (Frog Pond) $300.00/hr - resident;
$350.00/hr - non-resident;
$200.00 deposit (2-hr min.)Activity pool area $125.00/hour;
$100.00 depositAquatic Center Use and rental fees—Indoor facility Daily entry fees: If two years old or younger (residents or non-residents) Free Resident older than two years $3.00 Non-resident older than two years $5.00 Day camp rate: Rate per swimmer $3.00 Resident annual indoor membership: Individual $90.00 Family $180.00 Senior resident individual (50 years or older) $75.00 FB Colleges (Brookhaven, DCC) annual Same as resident Non-resident annual indoor membership: Individual $120.00 Family * $240.00 Punch cards: Non-residents—Valid for 10 swims $40.00/card Room rentals $30.00/hr: resident;
$50.00/hr - non-resident;
$100.00 depositAfter hours pool rental (includes room) $150.00/hr - resident
$200.00/hr non-resident;
$100.00 deposit
(2-hr min.)Therapy pool rental $10.00/hr/area Aquatics Center use and rental fees—Resident membership combinations: Resident disabled veterans Residents who are veterans of any branch of the United States Armed Forces and provide documentation evidencing the person has received a total service related disability rating of 50% or greater from the Department of Veterans Affairs shall be exempt from the payment of recreation and aquatic centers individual membership fees. Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD employees and private schools located in Farmers Branch Non-resident employees of the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD and non-resident employees of private schools located in Farmers Branch are eligible to receive resident rates. Senior Center Membership fee - Resident $25.00/yr; $2.50.00/mo Membership fee - Non-resident $50.00/yr; $5.00/mo Historical Park School facility tour(s) $3.00 per person
All schoolsGuided tours $3.00 Christmas tea ticket $40.00
($30.00 for Friends of Historical Park members)Dodson House, gazebo or specified areas (non-wedding) $50.00/hr. resident
$75.00/hr. non-res.
After hours:
$75.00/hr. resident
$100.00/hr. non-res.
$200.00 dep/2 hr. minOld Church (non-wedding) $100.00/hr. resident
$125.00/hr. non-res.
After hours:
$125.00/hr. resident
$150.00/hr. non-res.
$200.00 dep/2 hr. minAdditional Resident and non-resident $150.00 Pavilion deposit and rental fees—Gussie Field Watterworth Park: Resident Deposit (refundable only if pavilion is left in good condition) $100.00 Rental fee (per hour with a four-hour minimum) $40.00 Non-resident Deposit (refundable only if pavilion is left in good condition) $100.00 Rental fee (per hour with a four-hour minimum) $50.00 Rose Garden deposit and rental fees—Gussie Field Watterworth Park: Resident: Garden only, deposit $200.00 Rental, per hour with a two-hour minimum $100.00 - resident;
$150.00 - non-residentGarden and pavilion, deposit $200.00 Rental, per hour with a four-hour minimum $140.00 - resident
$190.00 - non-residentNon-resident (hotel/motel): Garden only, deposit $200.00 Rental, per hour with a two-hour minimum $50.00 Garden and pavilion, deposit $200.00 Rental, per hour with a four-hour minimum $62.50 Farmers Branch-based non-profit: Garden, deposit $200.00 Garden and pavilion, deposit $200.00 No rental fee Pavilion deposit and rental fees—Farmers Branch Park: Resident: Deposit (refundable if pavilion is left in good condition) $100.00 Rental fee (per hour with a two-hour minimum) $30.00/hr.
(4-hour min.)Non-resident: Deposit (refundable if pavilion is left in good condition) $100.00 Rental fee (per hour with a two-hour minimum) $40.00/hr.
(4-min.)Park deposit and rental fees—The Grove: Deposit $100.00 Resident $40.00/hr.
(4-hr min.)Non-resident $50.00/hr.
(4-hr min)Park deposit and rental fees—Community Garden: Plot rental $30.00/yr;
Late fee $10.00Recreation center memberships—Annual basic fee: City resident—Individual membership $25.00 City resident—Family membership $50.00 Corporate—Individual membership (available to individual non-resident who works in city) $25.00 Corporate—Family membership (available to person that qualifies for corporate individual membership and person's immediate family * ) $50.00 Non-resident—Individual membership $50.00 Non-resident—Family membership (available to individual non-resident and immediate family * ) $100.00 Recreation center memberships—Annual basic fee + fitness (must be 15 years of age or older) City resident—Individual membership $180.00 City resident—Family membership $360.00 Corporate—Individual membership (available to individual non-residents who work in city) $180.00 Corporate—Family membership (available to person that qualifies for corporate individual membership and person's immediate family * ) $360.00 Non-resident—Individual membership $270.00 Non-resident—Family membership (available to individual non-resident and immediate family) $455.00 College/seasonal (available to resident college students, 18 to 22 years of age for the months of June, July, August) $55.00/season Summer Funshine: Financial aid $55.00/wk Resident $95.00/wk Non-resident $150.00/wk Youth program late pick up fee $1.00/min. after 10 min. grace period Halloween in the park $0.00 park admission
$5.00 haunted hedgeRecreation Center Room Rentals
Room * Deposit Operating Hours Resident/Non-Residential Hourly Rent * Operating Hours Deposit After Hours Resident/Non-Residential Hourly Rent * After Hours Oak, Pecan, Mesquite $100.00 $30.00/$50.00 $200.00 $75.00/$100.00 Magnolia $200.00 $50.00/$75.00 $200.00 $75.00/$100.00 Conference $100.00 $30.00/$50.00 $20.00 $75.00/$100.00 Dance studio $100.00 $30.00/$50.00 $200.00 $75.00/$100.00 Full Gym 1
Full Gym 2$100.00 $50.00/$75.00 $200.00 $75.00/$100.00 Half Court Gym 1 and 2 $100.00 $30.00/$50.00 $0.00 (full court only) $0.00 (full court only) Treehouse $100.00 $30.00/$50.00 $200.00 $75.00/$100.00 * The following rooms are considered standard rooms under the city facility rental policy: Oak, Pecan, Mesquite, Conference, Dance Studio, Half Court Gym 1, Half Court Gym 2, and Treehouse. The Magnolia Room, Gym 1 (full gym), and Gym 2 (full gym) are considered large/specialty rooms under the city facility rental policy.
Senior Center Rental Rates
Conference room; craft room; bridge room; or mirrored room $75.00/hr. - resident
$100.00/hr. - non-resident
$100.00 depositBallroom $200.00/hr. - resident
$250.00/hr. - non-resident
$200.00 depositSection
this CodeDescription Amount Chapter 54. Peddlers and Solicitors Article II. License 54-33 Solicitor's license $50.00 Agent and employee, each 10.00 Replacement license—solicitor, agent or employee 10.00 Chapter 56. Property Maintenance Article II. Administration and Enforcement 56-44(c) Filing fee for appeals of enforcement authority determinations 10.00 56-47 Administrative fee for abatement of nuisance involving high grass, weeds or brush 50.00 Chapter 62. Signs 62-3 Sign permit fees Signs with a construction value of $4,000.00 or less 50.00 Signs with a construction value greater than $4,000.00 Equal to the amount of a building permit fee required by section 22-51 Late fee paid in addition to the permit fee when a sign is erected, placed, or maintained prior to issuance or work started prior to obtaining a sign permit 100% of the permit fee Chapter 70. Streets, Sidewalks and Other Public Places 70-3(c)(2) Application fee for permit to paint address numbers on curbs 50.00 70-164(c) Annual fee to be charged for use of city rights-of-way by agreement authorized pursuant to section 70-164(a) 1,500.00 70-192 Network provider fees: Small cell application fee (This fee shall not exceed and is capped by statutory limits) $500.00 (1-5 network nodes);
$250.00 (each additional network node);
$1,000.00 per poleSmall cell user fees (this fee shall not exceed and is capped by statutory limits) $250.00 annually for each network node;
$20.00 per year for city pole attachmentTransport facility monthly user fee (This fee shall not exceed and is capped by statutory limits) $28.00 multiplied by the number of the network provider's network nodes located in the public right-of-way for which the installed transport facilities provide backhaul, until the time the network provider's payment to the city exceeds its monthly aggregate per node compensation to the city Section
this CodeDescription Amount Chapter 74. Subdivisions Ord. No. 1430, as amended
(Subdivision Ordinance)Fee for Preliminary Plat, Final Plat, and Replat Applications
Single-family residential $500.00 + $10.00/lot, which shall be inclusive of each residential lot, common area lots, and parcels to be dedicated for public use, but not including public easements or rights-of-way.
Multi-family residential and non-residential $500.00 + $35.00/acre, based on the acreage contained within the boundary of the property that is the subject of the application.
Mixed uses If an application is made with respect to the subdivision of land that will be used and developed for single-family residential, multi-family residential, and/or non-residential purposes, the fee shall be $500.00 plus the additional per lot or per acre multiplier, respectively calculated with respect to the portions of the land to be developed for the respective purposes. If more than one use is to be developed on a lot (e.g., multifamily residential located on the upper floors with retail on the ground floor), the multiplier shall be calculated based on each type of use, with the higher amount to be assessed as part of the fee.
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this CodeDescription Amount Chapter 78. Taxation Article II. Ad Valorem Tax 78-32 Fee for issuance of property tax certificate 10.00 Article III. Hotel Occupancy Tax 78-84 Fee for certificate of paid hotel/motel occupancy tax 10.00 Chapter 82. Traffic and Vehicles Article III. Oversized Vehicles Permit fees for oversized and overweight vehicle: For single trip permits 5.00 For periods not exceeding 30 days 10.00 For periods not exceeding 60 days 15.00 For periods not exceeding 90 days 20.00 For periods not exceeding one year 50.00 Chapter 86. Utilities 86-1 Public Improvement Inspection Fee 3.0% of the cost for construction of the public improvement to be constructed based on the higher of a cost estimate prepared by a Texas Professional Engineer and approved by the Director of Public Works or actual cost based on the price set forth in the contract between the owner/developer and the contractor constructing the improvement.
Article II. Water System 86-34(1) Tapping fees: Temporary construction water meter (fire hydrant meter) 50.00 Refundable security deposit 1,200.00 Install/relocate construction meter 50.00 86-34(2) Water main taps with meters: ¾-inch service and meter 579.00 1-inch service and meter 646.00 1½-inch service and meter 965.00 86-34(4) Street cut or boring required for tap to one-family or two-family residences, per lineal foot 100.00 86-67(b) Backflow prevention assembly registration fees: Residential (for new installation and replacement) 35.00 Non-residential (for installation and replacement) 35.00 Non-residential (annually, following installation) 35.00 86-67(c) Fee for registration of certified backflow prevention assembly testers 50.00 Article III. Sanitary Sewer System 86-77 Sewer tap fees: Taps serving residential one- and two-family dwellings: 4-inch tap and service 250.00 6-inch tap and service 500.00 Fee for estimate of water/sewer meter/tap charges 50.00 Fee for pavement cut or boring for sewer tap per linear foot 100.00 86-154 Permit application fee (nonrefundable) for discharge of industrial waste into public sewer 100.00 86-161 5-year Permit application fee for discharge of industrial waste into public sewer $2,000.00 Article IV. Service Rates and Billing Procedure 86-276(a) Water service rates (monthly rate): First 2,000 gallons or less: Minimum (all meter sizes), and meters connected solely to fire protection systems, per unit 20.94 Meters connected solely to fire protection systems charged for ¾-inch meter, regardless of size. Plus the following oversize meter charge: 5/8 - or ¾-inch meter No additional charge 1-inch meter, per meter 8.37 1½-inch meter, per meter 16.75 2-inch meter, per meter 39.70 3-inch meter, per meter 209.03 4-inch meter, per meter 271.73 6-inch meter, per meter 418.01 8-inch meter, per meter 585.23 2,001—10,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons 5.72 10,001—20,000 gallons, per 1,000 gallons 6.41 20,001 gallons and over, per 1,000 gallons 7.36 86-276(b) Duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes and apartment houses or multifamily dwellings, per unit (minimum) 20.94 86-277 Sewer rates (monthly rate): One-family, private residence: Gallons of Water Used: 0—2,000 (minimum) 21.89 2,001—10,000, per 1,000 gallons 2.97 All over 10,000—No additional charge 0.00 Duplexes, apartment houses or multifamily dwelling: Gallons of Water Used, per unit: 0—2,000, (minimum) 21.89 2,001—10,000, per 1,000 gallons 2.97 All over 10,000, per 1,000 gallons 4.03 Business, commercial and industrial establishments Gallons of Water Used: 0—2,000 (minimum) 21.89 2,001—10,000, per 1,000 gallons 2.97 All over 10,000, per 1,000 gallons 4.03 Business, commercial and industrial establishment account or accounts used primarily for servicing air conditioning cooling towers. To qualify for rate on this type of account, the establishment must have a prior 12-month annual water consumption of 75 million gallons or more from all of their water account or accounts. Gallons of Water Used: 0—2,000 (minimum) 21.89 as they would have been considered a regular business account 2,001—10,000, per 1,000 gallons 2.97 as they would have been considered a regular business account All over 10,000, per 1,000 gallons 4.03 86-302 Service charge for disconnection due to nonpayment of water and sewer charges 50.00 After business hours turn-on fee 100.00 Damaged/broken lock fee 50.00 Meter tampering fee, plus parts 75.00 Penalty charge for late payment 10% of
total bill86-303 Deposit for water and sewer service* 50.00 residential *Deposit for apartments—Greater of 100.00 of 1/12 annual average bill at location. New service location based on average consumption for meter of equivalent size and use within city. No deposit shall be required for new residential service for a teacher. **Deposit for two weeks or less of service, up to 5,000 gallons consumption. Remove in entirety **Usage exceeding 5,000 gallons during the two-week period billed at the rates set forth in section 86-276 of this article. Remove in entirety Article V. Water and Sewer Main Extensions 86-347 Pro rata charges for existing mains: Water, per front foot 100.00 Sewer, per front foot 100.00 *Deposit for apartments—Greater of $100.00 or 1/12 annual average bill at location. New service location based on average consumption for meter of equivalent size and use within city. No deposit shall be required for new residential service for a teacher.
**Usage exceeding 5,000 gallons during the two-week period billed at the rates set forth in section 86-276.
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this CodeDescription Amount Article VII. Municipal Drainage Utility System 86-521(b) Property Type Impervious Area
(sq. ft.)Monthly Drainage
Utility FeeSingle-Family Residential
Tier 1
<3100 $3.05 Tier 2
3100 to <5100 $4.50 Tier 3
≥5100 $7.20 All Other Non-Exempt Property
$4.50 per ERU* *ERU (Equivalent Residential Unit) = 4,000 square feet impervious area
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this CodeDescription Amount Chapter 90. Vehicles for Hire Article III. General Public Transportation and Special Service Transportation 90-146(a) Annual leasing permit fee, per vehicle 5.00 Annual special permit fee, per vehicle 5.00 90-146(b) Amending permit to increase number of vehicles, per vehicle 5.00 90-146(c) Franchise fee per gross receipts from service 2% Chapter 94. Zoning (a) Application for zoning amendment: (1) Less than five acres 750.00 (2) Five to ten acres 1,000.00 (3) Greater than ten acres 1,500.00 (b) Application for specific use permit: (1) Less than five acres 350.00 (2) Five to ten acres 400.00 (3) Greater than ten acres 500.00 (c) Public notification signs 25.00 (d) Application for review and approval of a site plan by the planning and zoning commission and city council: (1) Less than five acres 250.00 (2) Five to ten acres 400.00 (3) Greater than ten acres 500.00 (e) Application for an appeal to the building code board of appeals: (1) Non-residential 50.00 (2) Residential 25.00 (f) Applications for an appeal to the zoning board of adjustment: (1) Non-residential 100.00 (2) Residential 60.00 a. Existing fence in required front yard 10.00 (g) Application for certificate of occupancy for any group A, B, E, F, H, I, M, and S or R-1 occupancy, where a building permit is not issued for equal or greater fee 50.00 (h) Application for temporary certificate of occupancy 50.00 (i) Certification of city records and/or for issuance of a letter of compliance with building and zoning regulations 30.00
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