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1. 000_
Multi -Family* Per Dwelling Unit 0. 800
Adult Living (Assisted Living) Per Bed 0. 500
Hotel/Motel ---- -- --- - - - ---_-- Per Room 0. 500
House Boat/ Live in Boat Per Dock Slip 1. 000
Transient Lodging (Hotel and Motel) -- Per Unit/Room
1 0.500
Bed & Breakfast Per Establishment 1. 000
Plus Per Bedroom for Rent 0. 250
Commercial:
Auditorium Per Seat 0. 019
Barber/Beauty Shop Per Chair 0. 357
Bowling Alley 1Per Lane 0. 333
Laundromats ( Self -Service) Per Machine 1. 330
FDry Cleaning Per 100 sq. ft. 1. 900
Automotive Repair & Maintenance Stores Per Bay 0. 500
Gas Sales Per Bay 1. 132
Add Per Wash Bay 3. 663
Add Per Toilet 1. 132
Car Wash Self Service Per Bay 3. 200
Car Wash Automatic_ _ See Notes e & f
Shopping Centers See Notes e & f
Office Building Per 1, 000 SF 0.
Food Service:
Restaurant, Conventional Per Seat
1 3500
0. 100
Restaurant ( 24 hours) Per Seat 0 167
Restaurant (" Fast Food") Per Seat 0.050
Bars/ Lounges Per Seat 0.067
Other:
Theater Per Seat 0. 009
Dinner Theater Per Seat — 0.075
Dental Office Per Chair X43 0.214
Medical Office Per Exam Room 10.571
Medical Clinic Per Exam Room 0. 571
Church Per Seat 0.009
Schools ( Middle & High) Per Student 0. 071
r -Schools
—— ---- ( Elementary, Day Care, Pre -K, Kindergarten) Per Student JJ--0. 046
Schools ( Boarding) _ _ Per Student 0. 286
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includes condominiums, cooperatives, apartments and town homes.
ERC Measurement Unit. The number of ERC measurement units, as provided by the
applicant, approved and/ or adjusted by the public works department, shall be based upon the
maximum number of such ERC measurement units associated with the criteria used by the City' s
building department and/ or Fire Marshall for such establishments. The number of square feet shall
be based on the enclosed area.
a) One Equivalent Residential Connection ( ERC) shall, for the purposes of this
section, have an assigned value of 1. 00. For water customer capacity, one ERC is hereby
established and determined to be equal to a flow of 350 gallons per day ( GPD), average
annual basis, or such other value as may be later approved or determined by the City. For
wastewater customer capacity, one ERC is hereby established and determined to be equal
to a flow of 300 GPD, average annual basis.
b) The " total equivalent residential connection value" for an establishment shall
be calculated by multiplying the ERC factor identified above by the number of ERC units.
c) Mixed-use establishments ( i.e. establishments which utilizes water and
wastewater capacity under several categories) shall have their impact fees calculated based
on the sum of the individual categories applicable to the establishment. The minimum
customer capacity requirement ( i.e. ERC) shall be based on the highest minimum for any
applicable category.
d) For existing establishments that are issued additional building or plumbing
permits which will subsequently increase the amount of capacity needed, or if a facility
formerly classified as residential is reclassified, the impact fee shall be computed based on
the difference in ERGs between the old and new classification. Should the new
classification result in a customer capacity demand that is less than the previous, no rebate
for fees paid shall be applicable.
e) For all establishments either not listed above or listed without specific ERC
units and factors, the total ERC value for water customer capacity shall be determined by
dividing the numerator that is equal to the average daily demand ( as provided in a
certificate from the architect or engineer) by 350 gallons per day ( gpd). For example:
Total Water ERCs = Average Daily Demand
350 gpd/ ERC
The Water Impact Fee shall be determined by using the following formula:
Total Water ERCs x $ 790.001, 880. 00 = Water Impact Fee
t) For all establishments either not listed above or listed without specific ERC
units and factors, the total ERC value for wastewater customer capacity shall be determined
by dividing the numerator that is equal to the average daily flow ( as provided in a
certificate from the architect or engineer) by 300 gallons per day ( gpd). For example:
Total Water ERCs = Average Daily Demand
300 gpd/ ERC
The Wastewater Impact Fee shall be determined by using the following formula:
Total Wastewater ERCs x $ 887,09600. 00 = Wastewater Impact Fee
10. 56.07 - Establishment of Funds, Expenditure Guidelines and Pledge of Revenues.
The water impact fees collected pursuant to this ordinance shall be deposited into a fund
called the " Fort Walton Beach Water System Impact Fee Fund" and the Wastewater Impact Fees
shall likewise be deposited into a fund called the " Fort Walton Beach Wastewater Impact Fee
Fund."
10. 56. 08 - Use of Funds.
a)
The water impact fees deposited shall be used only for the acquisition of the
City's water system and all components thereof and additions thereto, and the construction
and acquisition of additions and extensions to the City's water system and all components
thereof including raw water supply facilities, transmission facilities, mains, ground storage
facilities, new pumping facilities, water treatment plants, and distribution facilities in order
to provide more efficient water treatment capacity or water service capacity to those
customers of the City's water system.
b) The wastewater impact fees so deposited in the above-mentioned fund shall
be used only for the acquisition of the City's wastewater system and all components thereof
and additions thereto, and the construction and acquisition of additions and extensions to
the City's wastewater system and all components thereof, including collection facilities,
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service capacity to those customers of the City's wastewater system.
10. 56.09 - Appeal.
Any person aggrieved by an order, requirement, decision or determination of the building
official and/or engineer by the implementation or enforcement of this Chapter may file a written
appeal to the board of adjustment within ten ( 10) calendar days after the date of the order,
requirement, decision or determination by the building official to which the appeal is directed. The
procedures for such an appeal are contained in the Code of Ordinances of the City of Fort Walton
Beach, Florida, section 20- 346, Land Development Regulations.
SECTION 2: SEVERABILITY.
In the event any provision of this Ordinance or the application thereof to any person or
circumstance is held invalid, it is the intent of City Council that such invalidity shall not affect any
other provisions of the Ordinance which may be given effect without the invalid provision or
application and, to this end, the provisions of this Ordinance are declared severable.
SECTION 3: EFFECTIVE DATE.
This ordinance shall take effect ninety ( 90) days after approval on Second Reading by City
Council and signature of the Mayor.
Adopted: se oQc Z Zoio ,—
chard A. Rynearson, Wayor
Attest: Approved for form,
KYM. Barnes, City Clerk a d Dykes, I
Additions are underlined; deletions are strie en.
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