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Home My WebLink About1959-10-07 EWSB MINUTESENGLEWOOD WATEH AND S.!!;WER BOARD M!;ETING = OCTOBER 7, 1959 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Frantz a.t 8: 15 Po Mo Members Present: Members Absent : Other Officials Present: Brownsvi.iell, Frantz, Kreiling» Robohm McCabe, Purcell, Scott City Manager Rudd, Utilities Director Babcock Mro Robert Bo Lee, Attorney.il Mro Charles Meurer, Engineer and Mro Arthur So Bosch, Secretary, all representing the South Arapahoe Sanitation District, appeared to discuss further the possible inclusion into that district of' the following lands, the original ·application having been tabled at the regular meeting of the Board on september 2, 1959, because of the current uncertainty of increased sewage treatment plant capacity and the need for further information and master plan for the ultimctte proposed sewer system to include future development of the entire area: (See minutes of September 21 1959 for application in fullo) {b) Realty De1relopment Campany, a Colorado Corporation; The Sout,h one=half o.f the Northeast ~arter ( S~NE~) of Section 24,, Township $ South.9 Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Arapahoe County, Coloradoo {o) South Holly Investment Company, a Colorado Corporation; Tracts 87 and 88, CLAF.K OOLONY NOo 31 Section 17, T01mship 5 South, Range 67 West. o:f the Sixth Principal Meridian, Arapahoe County, Coloradoo (d) Frank Ro Schu..rman and Nellie Voelz; PARCEL I = 'l'he Northwest Quart.er (NV/i) oi Section 20, Township 5 South, RClllge 67 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Arapahoe County, Colorado, excopt the South~~st Quarter· of the Southl'lest Quarter of the Northwest. Quarter (SW~ SV/:t NWi) thereoto PARCEL II~~!raots 105 to 120, inclusive, CLARK COLONY NOQ 31 Section 17, Tovmship 5 Southt> Range 67 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian» .Arapahoe County, Coloradoo (e) Eo Bruce Badger and Mildred Jones Badger; Tracts 121 and 122, CLARK COLONY NOo 3, Section 17, Township 5 South, Range 67 West o.f the Sixth Principal Merid.tan, Arapahoe County, Coloradoo Mro Meurer1 Engineer for the District, presented and discussed briefly an engineering report titled,~~ Proposed Sewer Facilities~ !h! Little Dry Creek Draina.e ~o (This report available in the office of the Utilities. D:U~ectoro) Mro Meurer pointed out that tlJ:J report showed the plan and alternates for proper li.ft stations necessary to overcome terrain problems in construction of the systemo It w~s explained, both by Mro Frantz and Mro Babcock, that the City, while certainly not giving unfavorable consideration to the application, is still not in a position to commit itself for sewer service beyond the ser-rice area now under canmitment inasmuch as the arrangements for naw bonds and ~"ederal Aid have not been completed for construction of the addition to the Englewood Sewage Planto After the discussion» it was un:ierstood by all present that completion of the arrangements .. for the new sewage plant addition would have to be made before the City could take action to obligate itself further for sewer serviceo Mro Walter Fo Imhoff, Asato Vice~President$ Coughlin and Campa..~y, Investmsnt Bankers~ and Mro Barnie Ko Breeden, Jro of Peters, Writer & Chris'censen, Inco, ware present to discuss the results of their findings as regards the requremants of the City of Englewood for a bond issue for the purpose of financing the construction of an addition to the City Sewage Treatment Planto Mro Imhof£ read and lead discussion on the following report: IOCQUGHLIN AND COMPANY I INCo Investment .Bankers m;Nvm, COLORADO ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO Sl!;WER IIBVENU,1!; BONDS After careful consideration it is determined that the City will be unable to issue first lien sewer revenue bonds, since the provisions of the 1952 ordinance authorizing the original sewer revenue bonds sets forth an earnings test hich cannot be met at this timeo Our findings show that the net revenues for 1957~ the year to be used in the earnings test, is $93 1 0S6o The net revenue required under the earnings test is a min.Un.um of $111 1 .547 o Mq we suggest, therefore,, that the City consider the issuance of second lien sewer revenue bonds secured by the net earnings of the sewer system after pay- ment of debt ssrvice on the 1952 and 1954 issueso We make this recommendation, firstly» because the earnings test connot be met, and secondly, we find that the credit of Englewood would justify a favorable rate of interest on revenue bonds even though this issue would be a second lieno Also, we note that by using projected earnings, based on current earnings of the system., we can show the investor ·t.hat the system 'Will return in excess of l 1/2 times tha debt se~ vice requirements after operation and maintenanceo Normal revenue issues are required to have this 1 1/2 times coverage to assure sufficient investor interest!'> In order to clearly state the projected earnings of the system in future years» an engineering fi.zm should be retained to prepare a feasibility report for a sewer revenue bond issue of $460 1 0000 This report should indicate the number of customers expected o;;er the life of the bonds, the earnings to be expected fran thase custoraers, and the operation and maintenance required to service the system during the period coveredo Inasmuch as we must recommend a second lien, we should also mention that re= tirement of the 19.52 Series bonds maturing in 1983 will not be necessary, and in this way the City can maintain its reserve of approximately $1000 1 000 over and above the $40 1 000 required for a reserve fundo Computation for Earnings Test 1951 Sewage Disposal Plant Fund $100,316 Sewage Disposal Reserve for Capo Addo Fund 8 1 200 Sewer Districts Fund 18~040 Gross Income $1268S56 Operation & Maintenance 33,500 Net Revenue $ 93,o56 Maximum Annual Requirement., 1952 Issue* Maximum Annual Requirement, 1954 Issue Maximum Annual Requirement, 1959 Issue Maximum Annual Requirement, All Issues Earnings Requirement Amount of Net Revenue Required $ 37,585 5,680 311100 $ 74136> lo5 $ll1,547 *Assuming $65"000 of bonds maturing 1983 are retired immediatelyo'' = 3 '-" Mro Imhoff stated that.& in view of the facts, reflected in their s·~udy,, they would recom . mend that sewer revenues be increased $25,ooo annually, by an increase in the sev:age treatment rates and chargeso He indicated that, this i.r:ould probably not be mandatory for the second lien bonds, but. that it would tJe favorable both to the City and the bond.holderso Mro Imhof!, representing the cc;nbined firms of Cough1in and Company» Incoh Peters9 Writa1· & Christensen» Inco; Boswo1th, suilivan & Coo and Boettcher and Company, then offered a pro= posal to the City for the preparation and financial services in connection with the issuance of $460,ooo second lien bondso The proposal assumed that the Charter Amendmsnt relating to the issuance of revenue bonds would carry sucessfully at the November 31 959 election, and would by this assumption guarantee to purchase approximately $460,000 second lien bonds at rates mutually agreeable to the City and the above fir.ms, all a condition of the proposalo In the discussion following$ the Board requested that the proposal be revised relative to the matter of the Char~er Amendment 1hich would authorize the private sale of bonds, as a condition of the proposal, inasmuch as tre failure of the Charter Amendment to carry would create a situation wherein a call for bids for the sale of bonds would be require do The Board also requested that the proposal be amended to provide that8 should the entire project be abandonedi the City would be under no obligation under this proposalo It wa s further requested,. due to the question of how much money the Federal Governmen-li might have available for their grant to the City» that the amount of the proposed issue be set at $$00,000 rather than $460.~000o The proposal was revised by llro Imhoff and Mr o Breeden to incorporate the above requests» by changing the amount from $46o,ooo to $500,000 and by addition of a final paragrapho (See copy of proposal~ as revised1 attached, as a part of these minutes9) After some f'ur·~her discussion, which made it clear tha~li the City of Englewood not be bound by this particular proposal, Robohm moved 11 Kreiling~ seconded, That the Water and Sevrer Board recommend to City Council that the propoaa.1., presented by Mro Imhoff and Mro Breeden, as revised, be accepted; and negotiations made tor proper feasibility reporto Ayes: Nays: Brownewell, Frantz, Kreiling~ Robohm None Absent: McCabe, Purcell Scott. Chairman Frantz reported to the Board that on September 29, 1959» he had polled the members of the Water and Sewer P.-0ard who were available, by telephone, for authority to expend $$00000 for the option of certain lands for the proposed ra~ wat er storage reservoir, receiving the following vote: After some discussion, Ro bohm moved, Brownewell, seconded, Bro\"'mewall Frantz Kreiling .McCabe Purcell Robohm Scott ==Aye -=Aye = ~ Aye -= Aye ==Aye --Aye ~ = Unavailable That the Water and Sewer Board ratify the authority for the expenditure of $5000001 to the finn of Lee, Shivers and Banta, for option of raw water storage reservoir site landao Ayes: Brownewell, Frantz, Kreiling, Robohm Nays: None Absent: McCabe, Purcell, Scott ... ~ 4 _., The followtng letters \':e re re ceive d f rom the Valley Water Di strict and t he Valley Sanit,ation District: n VALLEY WATER. DISTH.ICT 5530 South King Sto Littleton, Co~orado September 30 1 19.59 City of Englewood, Englewood, Colorado Attention: Mro Rudd and Mro Babcock Gent.lemen: It is requested that the Water and Sewer Board and the City Council proceed to take action on our letter of request dated July l, 1959, concerning the inclusion of property o-wned by Safeway Stores, Inco to the Valley Water Districto By Authority of The Board of Directors of The Valley Water District BY: /S/ Fred To Burnatt, secretary FTB/bf Copies: City of Englewood Mro Clarence Lo Bartholic Hro Ernest Sammons" "VALLEY SANITATION DISl'RICT 5530 South King Street Littleton, Colorado City of Englewood Englewood., Colorado September 30, 1959 Attention: Mro Rudd and Mro Babcock Gentlemen: It is requested that the Water and Sewer Board and the City Council proceed to take action on our letter of request dated July 1 1 1959, concerning the inclusion of property o\'med by Safe\Va¥ Stores, Inc~ to the V~ley Sanitation Districto FTB/bf Copies: City of l!:nglewood Mro Clarence Lo Bartholic Mro ~rnest Sammons 11 By Authority of The Board of Directors of The Valley Sanitation District BY: /S/ Fred To Burnett, Secreta+y The following letters, under date of July 1, 1959 1 from Mro Clarence Lo Bartholic, Attorney9 representing the Valley Water District and the Valley Sanitation District -were presented for considerationo (See minutes of August 14, 1959 1 wherein action on these matters was tabledo) "Clarence Lo Bartholic Attorney and Counselor At .Law Equitable Building Denver, Colorado July 1, 1959 City Council, City of Englewood Englewood, Colorado Attention: Mro Lo Ro Rudd Gentlemen: In connection with the Connector's Agreement heretofore entered into between the City of Englewood and the Valley Development Company, which contract was assigned to the Valley Sanitation District, we respectfully request that the following=described property be included in said contract for sanitation services to be furnished by the City of Englewood for the store and improvements erected9 or to be erected,,, on the fallowing described territory tC>->wit: The Northerly 38$ feet of the following described tract: Beginning at the Northwest cornar, Section 17, Tov.:nship 5 South, Range 68 West of the 6th PoMo; thence South 880 55v East 358010 feet along the North Boundary of Sect.ion 17 to th9 Westerly Right-=-<>f=W<zy line (abandoned) of the Colorado and Southern Raih1ay; thence South i90 loe 30 11 West 1178019 feet aJ.ona the said Westerly Right-=of=Way line (abandoned) of the Colorado and Southern Railway; thence North io 290 3011 East, ll20o0$ feet along the West Boundary of Section 17 to the Point of beginning, except the North 40 feet thereof, all in the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of said Section 17, Arapahoe County, Coloradan There is enclosed herewith a copy of a letter of intent addressed to t~.e 8afevra.y Stores~ Inco for the inclusion of said lania in the Valley Sanitation Dl.strict o There is also enclosed herewith a copy of a letter dated May 14, 1959 signed by Dale Ho Rea and Addressed to Mro Clarence Lo Bartholic in connection · with all water and sewer taps for the Sa.few~ property o You will note that Mro Rea has calculated the amount of taps as being equivalent to 7 house tapso If it is agreeable with tbs City of Englewood1 it is the desire of the Valley Sanitation District to annex the propert)· subject to taking the necessary statutory steps for annexation, and the Valley Sanitation District will charge Safeway Stores, Inco for 7 house taps at the rate of i200o00 per tapo I will be pleased to discuss the matter with you at your convenienceo enc so GLB:ri cc: Fred Burnett; Dale Ho Rea; Loran Eo Clarida; Eo Jo Dempseyo 11 Very truly yours, /S/ Clarence Lo Bartholic 11 Cla:r.ence Lo Bart.holic Attorney and Counselor At Law Equitable,Building Denver» Colorado July 1, 1959 City Council City of Englewood Englewood, Colorado At1tent,ion: Mro Lo Ro Rudd Gentlemen: In connection with the Distributor's contract heretofore entered into between the City of Englewood and too Valley Development Compazzy-, which contract was assigned to the Valley Water District, we enclose here- with a copy of a le·'-.ter to Safeway Stores., Inco which is self~lanatory and which, if follo·wed through by Safeway S~o.res, Inco 1 will annex the following <fu·scribed property to the Valley Water District: The Northerly 385 feet of the following desceibed tract: Beginning at the NorthlW?st corner, Section 17, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the 6th Pollo; thence South 880 55; East J58ol0 feet along the North Boundary of Section 17 to the Westerly Right=of=Vlay line (abandoned) of the Colorado and Southern Railw<zy; thence South 190 10' 30" West 1178019 feet along the said Westerly Right=Oi'=Wa,y line (abandoned) of the Colorado and Southern Railway; thence North lo 29 9 30 11 East 1120005 feet along the West Boundazy of Section 17 to the Point of beginning, except the North 40 feet thereof, all. in the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of said Section 17, Arapahoe County, Coloradoo Thia property is the Northerly 385 feet of the triangle of ground South of Belleview Avenue, ~ast of Lowell Boulevard and West of Linden Dri veo You will note that the request has been made by Safeway Stores, Inco for a one-inch domestic tap but that it has been refused by the Valley Water Districto Safeway Stores, Inca also asked to be allowad to connect their fire sprinkler system to tie Valley Water District main for fire pro- tection onlyo A copy of the letter from Uro Dale Ho Rea, consulting engineer, is attached hereto in connection with the application of the water and sewer lines to the facilities of the Water District and the Sanitation Districto If it is agreeable with the City of Englewood to supplement the Distributor's contract to include this area for the purposes con- templated, I would appreciate a favorable action by the City Council~ Would you be kind enough to advise me in colUlection with this m.attero enc so CLB:ri cc: Fred Burnett Dale Ho Rea Loran Eo Clarida Ea Jo Dempsey" Yours very truly, /s/ Clarence L. Bartholic .,, 7 = After some discussion, in i.'fhl.ch .Mro Babcock clarified the location of the site on tre map; and advised that it was feasible to allow same to become part of the Valley Water District as well as the Valley Sanitation District, Krailing moved, Robohm, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board recommend. to City Council that the land, as described in the letters, under date of July l, 1959, frcm both the Valley Water Dis·crict and the Valley Sanitation District, be allowed to annex to those respective districts, by supplemental agreements, with no additional taps being allowed beyond those now authorized for the districtao Ayes: Nays: Bro'Wlle'\"Jell 9 Frantz, Kreiling, Robobm None Absent: McCabe 9 Purcell,, Scott Upon advice to the Board that notices had been racei vad, Robohm moved:i Browne-well, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board recommerxi to City Council that Mro Harold Ho Babcock, Utilities Director9 be designated to represent the City of ~nglewood at the armual meeting of the McBroom Ditch Canpany1 to be held at 7:30 PoMo 9 November 2, 19.59 i in the offices of the Colorado Central Power Company, l!Jlglewooa, Colorauoo Ayes: BrowneYroll, Frant:;s, Kreiling, P..obohm Na,ys: None . Absent: McCabe, Purcell, Scott Browne~~ll moved, Robohm, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board recommend to City Council that Mro Harold Ho Babcock, Utilities Director» be designated to represent the City of E..'llglewood at the annual meeting of the Nevada Ditch Holding Company to be held at 2:00 PoMo November 2, 1959D at Littleton, Coloradoo Ayes: Brownewell, Frantz, Kreiling, Robolln N~s: None Absent: McCabe, Purcell, Scott The matter oi' need for issuance of additional water bonds for expenditures beginning in 1960 was brought up and discussedo Kreiling moved, Robohm, seconded, That the Water am Sewer Board recommend to City Council that serious consideration be given immediately to the procedures for the issuance of additional. water bond.so .Ayes: Brownewell, Frantz, Kreiling,, Robohm N~s: None Absent: McCabe,,, Purcell, Scott A.fter some discussion on the matter .ll Bro1111ewell moii-ed, Robohm, seconded, That the Chairman of the Water and Se-war Board be authorized, with the assistance of the legal Consultant 1 to negotiate for appraisal for condemnation of certain lands for a proposed raw water storage reservoiro Ayes: Browneirell, Frantz, Kreiling, Robohm Nays: None Absent: McQaSe, Purcell, Scott A letter fran Mro Lee Ro JonesJ> E..."Cecutive Vice President, Coloraao Central Power Company, to Mro Shivers, \'fa.ter and Sewer Board Consultant, under date of August 13, JS59, relating to a summary of the costs,p including interest, that have been incurred by that Canpany in their acquisition oi' the McBroom Ditch Rights, was received and tabled for discussion at a later dateo The following letter from Colorado Water Congress was received and read: "COLORADO WATER CONGRES.S 801-5 Majestic Building Denver9 Colorado September 24 9 1959 At its meeting in Grand JunctionJl Colorado.11 September 1.5.11 the Executive Conmittee fixed the time and place of the annual meeting of the membership of the Colorado Water Congresao The meeting will be held at 1:30 PoMo.11 Monday, October 26th, 1959 1 at the Wyer Auditorium.11 1370 Broadway, Denver, Coloradoo The meeting will consist of a business session only, in view of the fact that the -..eek of October 26th is the week during which the Colorado Water Congress will be host to the Annual Convention of the National Re- clamation Associationo Our meeting was set for that week in order to avoid interested water users being required to make two trips to Denver for the two conventionso The National Reclamation Association Convention program includes many noted speakersp and the sessions will be of great interest to both technical and non=·technical personso Colorado is anxious to do a good job for the delegates to the National Reclamation Association, and is also anxious to show the en= thusiasm that Colorado citizens have for their water development pro= gramo You can help do this job by attending both the business meeting of the Colorado Wa'Ger Congress on Monday, and the sessions of the National. Reclamation Association beginning Wednesda\Y morning at lO:OOo In!ormation concerning the time and place of the National R Reclamation Association Convention activities will be sent to you at a later dateo Also, we will furnish all members of the Colorado Water Congress with blanks for pre=registrationo This issue of the News~ letter contains housing informationo At the same time 8 we hope to send out to all members the agenda for the annual meeting of the Colorado Water Congreaso TIE Colorado Water Congress Rules Committee is being called to m et prior to the Annual Meeting in order that the agenda may be in the hands of the members for consideration prior to the actual convening of the meetingo The Colorado Water Congress has gotten a good starto We feel every member should make a conscientious effort to be present at this Second Annual Meeting to hear the reports of progress ma.de by the Water Congress during the past year, and to fix our policies and programs for the coming yearo JBBJr/kr 11 Yours very traly, John Bo Barnard, Jro Chairman = 9 '"' The following letter from Mr o J o L;ster Ree d, S e c ret~y=Trea surer 1 Cherry Hills Heights Water and Sanitation Distri ct was re c~ive d and read : Mro Harol d Ho Ba bc ock Utilities Director Po Oo Box 178 Englewood, Colorado Dear Mro Babcock: ".34 00 South University Blvdo Englewood, Color ado September 101 1959 I have received your letter of September 8 1 1959 1 advising the Cherry Hilla Heights Water and Sanitation District that the Englewood Water and Sewer Advisory Board does not feel that the additiona1 sewer connection, requested by.the Denver Parks and Recreation Department, can be permitted at this timeo Your letter so well expresses the reasoning behind the Board's opinion that -we are taking the liberty of sending a copy directly to Mro Greim1 with .full realization that he will communicate with us if he desires any further in= :formation in connection with this mattero Allow ms in the meantime to express our appreciation for your full and con ... siderate reply to the question raised by Mro Greim# s letter of August 19, 19$90 JLR:ls" Very truly yours, CHERRY HILLS HEIGHTS WATER & SANITATION DISTRICT By Jo Lester Reed Se c retary-Treasurer (See minutes of September 21 1959 for action taken relative to tte matter above referred o) As directed by the Water and Sewer Board, at its regular meeting September 21 1959 , Mro Babcock, Utilities Director, presented a Study and Report on the Present Status And Proposed Increases in Sewage Treatment Rates and Chargeso (See copy of the study and report, attached, as a part of these minute s o) Mro Babcock pointed out that the present ordinance.11 Ordinance Noo .3, Series of 1954, which encompasses the existing sewage treatment rate stru cture ~ does r.ot provide f or a change of rates by City Council resolution and suggested that an entire new ordinance must be passed in order to make any rate change or that the existing ord.inance must be amended to provide for a change of rates by resol uti on by Ci t y Councilo Mro Babcock, in presenting the report, stated that the inclusion of outlines of the charges of eight other Colorado cities for sewage treatment should be interesting as well as helpful in considering new rates for the City of Englewood and the outside the City districts now being servedo It was pointed out further» by .Mro Babcock 9 that since the Board had previously indicated a desire not to change the rate for inside the City one=family units, the report concerning the residential section had been computed to include a $2000 per year increase for one - family units, inside the City in one col umn and with no increase for same in another so that a comparison of expected revenues could be madeo It has been the feeling that the existing rates f or residential units over one are not equitable and the report reflects a proposed subst antial increa se in rates for t hese unitso 0 "' 10 = Relative to the comner-ciaJ. accounts section of the report.I' Mr. Babcock stated that an attempt had been made to propose more equitable rates; however» he asked that the Board give careful consideration of same 1 making any suggested changes or corrections felt neceesaryo Members of the Board present felt that the report was too involved to endeavor t.o study thoroughly and take action during the course of the meeting and also felt that all members of the Board should have an opportunity to consider the proposals before any reco.tnmending action relating to rate changes is takeno I.n order to have sufficient time to study the report. and still expedite the proper handling of rate changes for Januarr~ l, 1960 billing» Robohm moved, Kreiling, seconded, That the Water and Serrer Board recoil'Jnend to City Council that Ordinance Noo 3~ Series of 1954» be amended, as soon as possible, to provida i'or a change of sewage treatment rates and charges by resolution of City Councilo Ayes: Nqs: Absent: Brownewell, Frantz, Kreiling., Robobn None McCabe, Purcell, Scott There being no further business to come before the Water and Sewer Board» the meeting was adjourned at 12:35 AoM.c OLA.~ otltii)~ Curtice Date: Subject: Recommendation: MEMORANDUM TO TH.Ii: ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOAW!ENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD October 7, 1959 Proposal for the Preparation and Financial Services in Connection With the Issuance of $500,000 Second Lien Sewer Revenue Bonds: That the proposal, as revised, presented by Mro Walter Fo Imhoff, and Mr o Eamie Ko Breeden,, Jr.o, representing the combined firms of Coughlin and Company, Inco 1 Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inco 1 Boswor·lih,, Sullivan &c Coe> and Boettcher and Company, be accepted11 and negotiations made for proper feasibility report, as requiredo (See copy of revised proposal next attached.,) Respectfully subnitted, J!;NGI£WOOD WATER AND SEWER BOA.till .By: Robert Fo Frantz_~ Chainnan J Honorable-I'1ayor ··and City Council City of Englewood Englewood, Colorado Gentlemen: COUGHLIN AND COillPaNY Investment Bankers ill:. rw v l!iR October 7, 1959 We understand that the City is conSidering the enlargment of the exist!ns<eewage disposal plant and that in order to-provide construction funds, revenue. bonds must be issued within the near future., Al.so,. we understand that the City has Presently out$tanding two existing first lien sewer revenue bond issues that are a prior lien on the· sewer .revenues, thus requiring the new issue to be a second lien on these earningso In order that the City may have a definite financing commitment on the purchase of these bonds, we offer the following proposal: Under the direction of Messrsa Tallmadge and Tallmadge, attorneys at law, Denver, Coloradoil we agree to furnish to the City all necessary legal proceedings required for the authorization of said sewer revenue bonds which include all resolutions, ordinances, and final closing certificates,. We will also arrange to have these at- torneys provide a .final approving legal opinion certifying as to the legality of the bonds if this is legally possibleo We also agree to furnish printed bonds and complete financial information so that the City might adopt an ordinance which permits the retirement of these bonds within a 2.5-year periodo We will also prepare the covenrmts of the bond ordinance so thAt the City and the purchasers will be given adequate protection for their investment, and will advise the City throughout the transactiono For these services we are to be ~1- lowed and paid a fee of $19 .. 00 for each $1,000 bond ac-t.;ually issued, said .fee to be payable after the bonds have been delivered and the proceeds received-by youo Assuming that the Charter amendment relating to the issuance of revenue bonds carries successfully at the November 3, 1959, election, we guarantee to purchase approximately $500 1 000 second lien bonds at rates mutually agreeable to the City and ourselves, said rates not to exceed the ma."timum st;atutory rateo In this way the City will be in a position · to accept the offer of federal aid that we understand will be presented to the City wit.hin approximately 30 dayso The City will also be in a position to accept eon5~ruction contracts on the sewage disposal plant addition with assurance of funds being available to meet construction __ costs as they are incurred,. It is our intention, therefore, to purchase said bonds when the City is ready to proceed.:i bU:t. not later than February l, 1960, and that the bonds upon delivery to us will be accompanied by the unqualified . approving legal opinion of Tallmadge and 'l'allmadge .. Inasmuch as these bonds will constitute a second lien on sewer revenues,.Jre must re- quest that the City have prepared through a competent engineer a £easibilit.y report showing the expected number of customers, gross receipts, and operation and mainten- ance over the life of the bondso We must also request that the City adopt ordinary · covenants to assure protection of the bondholders, said covenants to be submitted by us to the City for approvalo Inasmuch as the Water and Sewer Committee is expected to submit recommendations to the Council concerning the financing of this project, we respect.fUlly request thAt the Comw mittee accept the above proposal subject to final approval at the Council meeting of October 19,, 19590 Should this proposal be fin.ttlly ratified by the full Council, we will proceed immediately to prepnre the issue so that the bonds cAn be sold immediately after we are advised of the need for money by the Council o In the event the election on the above mentioned Charter Amendment fails to ciarry, we will proceed to advertise the bonds as required by the City Chartero All other provisions of this agreement will remain uncMngedo In the event the project is abandoned the city will be under no obligation to us for expenses incurred& Respeet,fully submitted, COUGHLIN AND crn-;PANY, INC. PETERS, URITER & CHRISTENSEN, INCo BOS:JORTH, SULLIVAN & CO. BOETTCHER AND COHPANY BtJ: / S/ Walter F o Imhoff 1 Asst s Vice-President Date: Subject: Recommendation: ME.'40.AANDU.U TO THE l!:NGU."llOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING AGrIO N OR RECOMMENDMION 01'' THE ENGLLi,WOOD WAT.&t AND SEVJER BOARD October 7, 19.59 Annexation of Additional Land to Both Val l ey Water District and Valley Sanitation Distric to That the f ollo•ving described land be allowed to annex to the Valley Water District and the Valley Sanitation District, by Supplemental Agree.11Bnts, with no additional sewer taps beyond those presentl y authorized being allowed~ The Northerly 385 feet of the following described lract: Beginning at the Northwest corner, Section 17, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the 6th PnMoj thence South 08° 55 • East 358010 feet along the North Boundary of Section 17 to the Westerly Right-of-Way line (abandoned) of the Colorado and Southern Railway; thence South 190 10 9 30 11 West 1178019 feet along the said Westerly Right·=·of'<.,,Way line (abandomd) of the Colorado and Southern Railway; thence North l 0 29 1 30 11 East, 1120005 feet along the West Boundary of Section 17 to the Point of beginning, except the North 40 feet thereof, a.ll in the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of said Section 171 Arapahoe County, Colorad.oo Respectfully subnitted, ENGIBWOOD WAT.l!R AND fil."'WER BOARD By: Robert F o Frantzflj/:; Chairman LJ' Date: Subject: Recommendation: MEMORANDUM TO THE E:NGIJ!;WOOD CITY COUNCIL Rl!:GARDING ACI'ION OR HECOMMENDATION OF THI!; .!!;NGIBWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD Oet.ober 7, 1959 Designation of Proxy to Represent the City of l!;nglewood at the Annual Meeting o.f the McBroan Ditch Compaey-o That Y..ro Harold Ho Babcock, Utilities Director, be designated to represent the City of Englewood at the annual meeting of the McBroom Ditch' Company, to be held at 7:30 PoMo 1 November 2, 1959 1 in the offices of the Colorado Central Power Company, Englewood, Coloradoo Respectfully sutmitted, By: Robert 1''o Frantz Chainnan Date: Subject: Reoommendation: MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLE.'WOOD CITY OOliNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR REC0"1i..!ENDATION OF' Tl~ ENGU.WOOD WATER AND SE..'WER BOARD October 1, 1959 Designation of Proxy to Represent the City of Englewood at the Annual Meeting of the Nevada Ditch Holding Companyo That Mro Harold Ho Babcock, Utilities Director, be designated to represent the City of Englewood at the annual meeting o! the Nevada Ditch Holding Company, to be held at 2:00 PoMo 1 November 2, 1959, at Littleton, Colaradoo Respectfully sul:mitted, ENGLE.WOOD WAT.ER AND SEWER BOAH.D By: Robert Fo Chainnan Date: Subject: Recommendation: MEMORANDUM TO THE h:NGLl:.WOOD crrY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION 01" THE .l!:NGlliWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOAP..D October 1, 19.59 Issuance of Additional Water Bondso That City Council give serious consideration immediately to the procedures for the issuance of additional water bondso Respect.fully suhnitted, l!.NGLb.WOOD WAThR AND SEWlili BOAH..D .tiy: Robert Fo Frantz Chainnan Date: Subject.: Reconmendation: MEMORANDUM TO THE MlGLl!.'WOOD CITY COUNCIL fil:GJl.RDING AGrION OR RECOMMl!.NDATION OF THE ENGlliWOOD WATER AND S.b.'WER OOAlfil October 7, 1959 Amendment to Ordinance Noo 3, Series of 19540 That Ordinance Noo 31 Series of 1954J> be amended, as soon as possiule 9 to provide tor a change of sewage treatment rates and charges by resolution of City Councilo Respectfully su t:mit ted» l!:NGLJ:!.WOOD WATER AND S.l!..'Wl!:R BOARD By: Robert Fo Chairman CITY OF ENGLEWOOD 1 COLCRADO UTILTI'IBS DEPARI'ME.1.JT ,9CTOBER 7, 1959 STUDY AND REPORr '-• PRESENI' STATUS AND P.OOPOSED INCREASES IN SEWAGE TREATMENT RATF.S AND C'JIARGES HAROLD Ho BABCOCK UTILtf IES DIRE CTOR TIY OF EdGLEWOOD Ut "liti e partment mmIBWOOD CO LORADO ·-=-----~-----= To: Englewood Water and Se . r Board City Hall Englewood Colorado Attached hereto is a report ahovr.ing the following: lo Sewage Treatment charges for eight other Colorado citieso 2o Proposed increases in order to equalize presant seviage treatment charge so Jo Resultant increase in revenue from proposed increases i.&1 sewag treatment charges for residential accountsn 4o Resultant increase in revenue from proposed increases in ~wag~ trea.tme.'lt che.rges tor commercial account S o It yd.J..l be noted, :tn the report» that the basic rate for inside the City residential has not been changedo This is the major sourc of revenue o The outcome of the decision by the bonding companies as to the actual re= quirementa for a bond issue will depend on whether or not it will be necessary tor ·se the inside ~esidential one fami..ly rateo If an ordinance is approved for a revision ot rates:i it is r.ecomr.ended that the Ordinance provide11 among other things,. that: lo Future z·evisions in rates be accomplished by Resolution of the City Coun iJ.$ similar to the provisions in the Water Department Rules and Regulat,ions (Ordinance Noo 15, Series of 19560) 2o That authority be provided fol' the utilities Director or the Wat r and S<imer Boa.rd to establish charges for unusual accounts not c overed by tha rata schedule o .30 More adequate provisions for collecting delinquent sewage tr atment accounts.ii where Cit.y water is not servedC? ~;/~ Ho Ho Babcock1 Utilities D~ctor (1) VAR I S IfilTHODS OF BILLIPG FOP. Sl:.--VfA'' - fru:ATMENT. USE D Bi u'l'HER COJ))R.lillO CITJI~S !ftVADA ,,, co~o RF..sIDENTIAL CONNECTIONS INSID~ CITY LIMITS: c::.:c:a - $ 1025 Per Month Per Unit on All Residential Types of Pl·operties c (.!!' RESIDENTIAL CONNECTIONS OUTSID.1!; CITY LIMITS: $ Jo 75 P r .Month Per Unit on All Residential Types of Propert.ieso (3) CCJJMl!:RCIAL CONNECTIONS INSIDE CITY LIMITS: $ 2o00 Per Month ---- ---~ ---4 Inch Service 8000 Per .Month - - --- ---... --6 Inch Service l6oOO Per Month .,,. -- -- - ---= -8 Inch Service (4) OOAMERCIAL CONNECTIONS OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS: $ 5o25 Per Month -~ ----= = -= = 4 Inch Service llo25 Per.Month ------..... -..., -= 6 Inch Service l9o25 Per Month = ----- -= ~ --8 Inch Service .AURORA, COLORADO (l) RESIDENTIAL CONNEGI'IONS E!.SIDE CITY LIMITS: $ 085 Per Month -- - - - ------Single Family Residence All other residences~ businesses or premises at a rate to be computed annually by the Sewer Department b as f oL1011s: The percentage 11 applied to the tinter quarter water bill,, which the single family residence rate bears to the average single family Yd.ntar quarter water billo (2) RESIDENTIAL CONN1CTIONS OUTSID~ CITY LIMITS: (3) City Council shall determine and classify the users and fix rates and charees upon contracting with outside users for sewer serviceo COMMERCIAL CONNECTIONS INSIDE CITY LIMITS: .,,_,__,,, See Item l aboveo (4) COMMERCIAL OONNEGrIONS OUTSlDE CITY LIMITS: See Item 2 aboveo FORT COLLI~: COLORADO (1) RESIDENTIAL CONNECTIONS INSIDE CITY LIMTI'SJ Custaners Receiving Flat Rate Water Serviceo Rate Includes Garbage Collection Service $ lo25 Per Month Per Unito (Applies to all types of residential properties receiving fiat rate water serviceo) (2) RESIDENTIAL CONNEGrIONS OUTSIDE CITY LIMrI'S: Customers Receiving Metered Water Service Does Not Include Garbage Collection Service Applicable to residential• commercial and industrial uses of customers receiving metered water serviceo The charge for each month of the year sh3.ll be £'1.fty per cent (50%) of the average monthly bill for water service used by customer during the preceding months of January-µ February and March» but not less than $2040 per month and in no event less $2040 per month per living unit servedo PAGE nvo [ORT. 901J,INSa_COLOHA.OO .(~~·~ul!.DJ (3) COMMERCIAL CONrlliGr IO NS INSIDE CITY LIMITS~ Customer s Rer.eiving Metered Wa er Service R~te Includes Garbage Collect·on Servi e The charge for ea.ch mon-th of the year shall be thir y=three and one- third per cent (.33°~li3.%) of the average month..1.y bill for wat13r ervic use d by cus tcmer d u ring the preceding mont hs of Janu ary, February,!) and MarchJJ but not l e s s t han $l o25 per month and in no e vent less than ~lo2.5 per mo nth per unit o (4) COMMERCIAL CONN1GrIONS oursrm; CITY LIMITS: See Item 2 aboveo (5) CONNECTIONS INSIDE CITY ...,. GENIBAL: Applicable to all other uas s in Ci ty not covered by Flat Rat e and Meter rates aboveo Rate s Include Garbage Colle ction Serviceo l Ba.th and l Toilet -- - - - - - - - --- - -~ -_, = -- -$12000 Per Ye ar Toilet Olll.y -... ------co -CD - ---... -... --~ -.. -c::i 80 00 •s •• Each Additional To i le·li or Bath --- - ---- ---- - -= "B o n Large Laundries c:..> ~ ~ -........ c:!\ ft:I' Cit -= .. -...,. c;i;;, 4.Q -.. ~ - -a:::t O!) 44 nOO It re Smal l Laundries and Cl eaners ----- --~ --= --.... ~ .,.. 24.o OO 11 11 Car Washing Rack "" ----~ ~ - - - - -- ----- --~ = 24 000 11 11 Restaurant. s, Ca.t'e s or Lunchroans: Cl.ass "A" (Seating 40 or mo~ patrons) ""' -~ -~ - --= 40o00 11 11 Class 11 B11 (Seating 25 to 40 Patrons) ""' - ---- ---~ 24000 u " Cl <:i.sa 11 0 11 (seating Le s s than 25 Patrons) ~ .., - ---~ ""' 20 000 11 11 Beer Parlors - - - - -•· - - - --""' --~ = - -= ---.,,. = 24 000 11 11 Sewar Connect i ons Only Inside City Limits ..... .., - - ---"" -= 6 nOO " 11 (Note ~ The rates under i t em S apparentl y cover accounts whi ch r eceive Ci ty sewer service but not Ci ty water service and/ or c omme rcial a c counts which may be receiving wat er on a flat r ate ba s is,,) GOLDEN,, COLORADO 'l) HESIDENTIAL CONNL';Cl'IONS INSIDE CITY LIMITS : sz::----SM Single Fami l y Residence l/6th of the charge for water used in excess of 189 00 0 gallon s per quarter .. $3o00 Per Quarter Minimum Charge,, Multiple Family Residence Rate is same as Single Family Residence multiplied by 1"2So (Above determined by the water usage of the first quarter with billing canputed as of Apri l l s t o This charge iQ then applied for the four quarterso) (2) RESIDENTIAL OONNECTIONS OUTSIDE CITY LDIITS: Canputed the same as in Item l, then multiplied by Twoo (3) 00'.4.MERCIAL COfillll;Cl' IONS INSIDE CITY LIMITS: l/6th of the charge for water used in excess of 181 000 gallons per uartero $.3000 Per Quarter Minimun Chargeo (4) ro.tMERCIAL CONNECTIONS OUl'SIDE CITY LIMITS: Canputed the same as Item 3J> then multiplied by Twoo .QR.A.ND JUNCTION 8 OOLORAOO (1) RESIDENTIAL OONNJ.!:CTIONS INSIDE CITY LIMITS: Single Family Dwelling - - ----- -- -- -$ loOO Per Month Multiple Fauily Dwelling of 3 Units or Less ""' loOO Per Month Pl us 050 Per Unit Per Month For Each Unit Over One o PAGE THREE ~--- GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO (CONTINUED} Multiple Family Dwellings Over 3 Units = -= = .... $ 2o00 Per Month Plus 025 Per Month For Each AdditionaJ, Unit ove1" Threeo Roaning Houses - - - - - --- --~ --"" --= $ l oOO Per Month Plus 015 Per Month For 1ach Roan Available For Henting o (2) RESIDENTIAL CONN~CTIONS OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS: Information available did not provide for Outside City Serviceo (3) COMMERCIAL CONNECTIONS INSIDE CITY LIMITS: =- 25% of The Charge Made For Watero (4) COMMERCIAL CONN.l!:CTIONS OUTSIDE CTIY LIMITS: Information available did not provide for Outside City Serviceo ~LEY8 COLORADQ, (1 ) RESIDENTIAL CONNEG£IONS INSIDE CITY LIMITS: Rate Includes Garbage Col l ecti on Service o $ l oOO Per Living Unit Per Montho (2 ) RESIDENTIAL CONMECTIONS OUTSIDE CITY LilllTS: Rate Doss Not Include Garbage Collecti on Ser-n.ce., The charge for each month of the year shall be fifty pe r cent. of the average monthly bill for wat er servi ce used by customer during the preceding months 0£ JanuariJ, February and March 9 but not less than $2o40 Per Montho (3) COMMERCIAL CONNECTIONS INSIDE CITY LIMI1'S: (4) (l) Rate Inclucies Garbage Col l ection Serviceo The charge tor each month of the year shall be fifty per cent of the average monthly bill for water service used by customer duri ng the precedirtg months of January01 February and Mar ch.11 but not less than $lo00 Per !lout.ho COMMERCIAL CONNECTIONS OUTSID~ CITY LIMITS: ---= Same as It.em 2 Above o LrI'TLE TON COLORADO ....... ,,fJ. .._ RESIDENTIAL CONNECTIONS INSIDE CIT Y LIMrrs : "==--- 70% of The First Quarter Water Bill App lied t o Each of ·the Four Quartereo (2) RE SIDENTIAL CONNE Gr IONS fL~§ CI TY LIMITS: 84% of 'r he First Quarter Water Bi l l Ap plied t o Each of the Four Quarte:rao (3) 00.MMERCL\L CO NNEC'l'I ONS _±NS ID§. CITY LIMITS : Same as I tem l aboveo (J~) CO,~MERCIAL CONrJ.ECTIONS OUTSIDE ClTY LIMTI'Sg Same as Item 2 aboveo PAGE ~~OUR WEST.MINSTER SANTI' ATION DISTRICT \VESTMINSTER~ COLORADO (1) RESIDENTIAL CONNECTIONS INS]])E CITY LIMITS: (Or Distri ct Limits) Single Family Dwslling - - - ----- - - - - - -~ = -$ 2o50 Per Month .Multiple Family Dwellings = -- - - - - - - - - -= -= $ 2o00 Per Month Per Unit (2) RESIDENTIAL CONNEGrIONS OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS: (Or District Limits) Information available did not provide for Outside City Serviceo (3) COMMERCIAL CONNECTIONS IN.SIIE CTIY LIMITS: (Or District Limits) Stores9 Offices» Etco ----~ ~ = -= - - -~ = = = = Drug stores» Restauranlis = "" -- ---= --~ --~ = T~ms=-=---------------------Laundries and Service Stations --=, ---... ----=· Motels» Per Unit -~ = --= ~ = = = = = -~ ---= = Beauty and Barber Shops ~ = ·--~ = ~ = = -... = ~, -= = .., = $ 2o50 Per Month 4oOO Per Mont.h 8000 Per Month 5oOO Per Month 2o00 Per Month 2o50 Per Month Rates for other commercial and public build.in.gs not listed above.J) to be determined by the Boardo (4) COMMERCIAL CONNEG'l'IONS ~ CITY LIMTIS: Infonnation available did not. provide for Outside City Serviceo #rtice 10/7/59 Proposal I1'o:c 'l'he Incl~Aase am~ J' qua ization of f~ist.ing Annua."\. Sev:al!;~ 'l'r.;1atmn ~ !la-'· e., and Che.rve s -.......-~~ .. _... -.. -~--.... --.. ---~ ... ~-·-- Annual Existing Rates --- Annt1al Proposed Rat.es -=-- Single family 1.li'lit or dwelling ··"' -~· ~ ..,, ""' -~ = = = ~ = -= --·~ $ 100 00 $ 10,,00 Multiple di'lelling.o apartment. houses and tourist courts: 1st Unit ~ a::. -'= c~ ---.., ·n <r.:'lo """" u» -- -.... _ _ oc:. a::J .. .., _ _ "=" 2nd Un:i .. t -.-::: oc:;::). ... --... ---O":'> --fl"':"J ~ ..,. -- --.... -~ --- All Units in excess of two ( 2) ·~ = --- ---= ---= ~ = Filling and Service S·tations and Commercial Ga.ragas: 1st Toilet or Urinal = = ~ -c~ ~, -= -r.. -- - - ---... - - 2nd Toilet or Urinal ~ .. -· ~ -..,., -~ .. , -....-~ e::. -cu (s;> ... Ct <'==> (>;;) ----~ach additional. Toilet or Urinal = = --~ --= ~ -= ---~ .·'Each Wash Rack _,, c-::i e..:i co:=; -.... c.:i - - -.. ~ - --.;....;> .. «..-:. -.., •o -.. c;;::, Each lavatory Qr sink -------""' = ~ ""' -= = = -- -'"" Office Buildings or Business Establishments: lat Toilet or Urinal ~ ---~ -•· --~ --~ -~ - -~ ~ ~ 2nd Toilet or Urinal = ~, c~ ~ = --~~ ~ ---- - - --~ -¢, Each additional Toilet or Urinal ~ = = ~, -~ -----= -= Each lavatory or sink -= = --= -~ -= -= = -~ -= -= Res t aurants and Cafes (Without JJiquor and/or Beer License): Class ttAn (seating capacit,y for 40 or more patrons) = = -''-" Clas s 11 .B'~ (saating capacity for 25 to 40 patrons) = -= -- Class 11 011 ( seating capacity for less than 25 patrons) Restaurants and Cafes (Vlith Liquor and/or Beer License)g Class 11 A11 (seating capaciiey for 40 or more patrons) -= -~ C:l:iass 11 B11 (seating capacity £or 25 to 40 patrons) ---~ ~ Class ncn (seating ~apacity for less than 25 patrons ~ ~ -~~ Beer Parlors Laundries (Not in connection Yd.th restaurant or ca.fe) (Including serve=yo~self laundries) = = = aleaning Plants (When cleaning is done on premises) ..., --~~ ~ = = Trailer Courts: 1st Tra.j.le r Unit ~, ... ---- -~ - --= -... -= = --= = = 2nd Trailer Unit ----~ ~ ----- ---~ - -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Each additional Trailer Umt = ~ .... - - - - --= --~ ~ -= Hospitals» Sanitariums, Dairies» Automat,ic Car Wash Establishments and Industries: The rates and charges for the abov~ shall be based on 70% of the ~onsumption of metered water = = - - - ----- --= ~ School s: The rates and c h arges for schools shall be based on 70% of t he conswnption of metered water for a nine months period commeni:;ing September first and ending May thirty=firsta 6000 6000 6~,oo 20000 050 15,,00 lOoOO 6000 lo.50 oSO 20000 lOoOO 8000 5oOO 20000 L,OO 30000 25o OO 20000 40o00 35c.OO 30o00 20000 !~8000 26000 $10000 Mino $20000 Min" for first for first 250i000 galso 2$01 000 galsc of sewage and of sewage and 134000 Per $70000 Per Million gals., Million gal.so for excess for excess over 250v000 over 250.llOOO galso galao $J.Oo00 Mino $20000 J4in., f o~ first for first 250»000 gaJ.so 250 1 000 galso of sewage and of sewage and $34000 Per $70o00 Per Million gals., Million gals .., for excess Kor excess over 250»000 over 250~000 gal so gal.so The above rates and charges9 plus 40% (existing ratA is 20%).ll shall be applicable to all a.re.lls subject to "Outside City Limits Rates 11 e SEWAGE TP.EA'l.llliNT OOMPARATIVE REPORT ON REVENUES FROM ALL RESIDENTIAL ACOOUNTS EXISTING RATES AND CHARGES VSo PROPOSED RATES AND CHARGES = AS OF OCTOBER~ 1959 RESIDENTIAL PRESENT ANNUAL PROPOSED ANNUAL ANNUAL i\NNUAL INCREASE WITH CATAGOR:lliS ANNUAL REVENUE ANNUAL llliVENUE INCREASE PROPOSED RATES APPLIED FOR SEWAGE CHARGE WITH CHARGE WITH WITH EXCEPr ON ONE FAMILY TREAT~NT NUMBER PER EXISTING PER PROPOSED PROPOSED UNITS SUBJECT TO CHARGES UNITS UNIT RATES UNIT RA.TES RATES INSIDE CITY RATES RESIDENTIAL = INSIDE CITYi lat Family Units - -= ----7a490 $10.,00 3 74,900000 $l2o00 $ 89,880000 $14,980000 $ cOO e 2nd Family Units = = -= - --829 6000 4,974000 8000 6,,6.32000 l.,65Bo00 l,6.58000 Units in excess of two -- -= 859 lo.50 l~288o50 SoOO 4.1295000 3t006o$2 )2 0o6o50 Total Inside City -=>~co::)-~~ $ 81,162050 $100_,807000 $19,644050 $4,664050 RESIDENTIAL = OUTSIDE CITY~ SUBJECT TO INSIDE CITY RATES (Soo Englewood Sano Disto): 1st Family Units -= ~ "" = = = 9.32 $l.Oo00 $ 9,320000 ~12o00 $ ll,184a00 $ 1,864000 $ oOO 2nd Fanily Units = -..., = ~ = = 1.3 6000 78000 8000 l.04o00 26000 26000 Unite in excess of two = = -= 0 lo SO oOO SoOO oOO ,,00 oOO Total Outside City, subject to 9.oJ98oOO Inside City Rates G:D~c=oo=~~ $ 3 :U1>288o00 $ 1~890000 $ 26000 RESIDENTIAL ""' OUTSIDE CITY11 e SUBJECT TO OUTSIDE CITY RATES: 1st Family Units 1$990 $12000 $ 23 9 880000 $14000 * $ 27,860000 $ J,980000 $3,980000 2nd Family Units ll 7o20 79020 llo20 * 12Jo20 44000 l.1l~oOO Units in excess of two 124 lo80 22.3020 7o00 * 868eOO 644080 64l+o80 Total Outside City, subject to Outside City Rates -= - - --4L?J!,182o4o ~L?8.1185lo2Q $_4"668080 $4.g668o80 ·- GRAND TOTALS ----~ - --= $ll4a 742o90 ~P.40,946020 $?_6.9gQ_JoJO $'~ * = Represents proposed inside rates plus 40%0 Jo~Curtice 10/7/$9 SEWAGE 'l'REATAENT COMPARATIVE REPOOT ON REVENUES FROM ALL COMI4E.RCIAL ACCOUNI'S EXISTING RATES AND CHARGES VSo PROPOSED RATES AND CHARGES AS OF OCTOBER1 1959 INSIDE CITY OUTSIDE CITY COOMERCIAL . ANNUAL ANNUil Tofil ANNUAL ANNUAL TOTAL • GRAND GRAND GRAND CATAGORIES REVENUJ!; REVENU.I:!: INCREASE RE Vl!;NU.b. REVENUE INCREASE TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL FOR SEWAGE WITH WITH INSIDl!. WITH WITH OUTSIDE IlliVENUl!: RE VE NU.I!; INCilliASE TREAT'MENT NUMBltR hXISTING PROPOSED CITY NUMBER EXISTING PROPOSED CITY PRESENT PROPOSED CHARGES UNITS RATES RATJ1S LIMTIS UNITS RAT.l!:S RATES LIMITS RATES RATES --- Filling and Service Stations $ 1,8.31000 $ .360050 I 28lo40 4.32000 i5oo6o I e and Commercial Garages 56 $1,470050 11 $ $ $ $ 1»75lo90 $ 2,26Jo00 $ 5llol0 Churches 18 280000 280000 oOO I 2 .3Jo00 33000 ,,oo I 31.3000 313000 oOO Office Buildings or Business 455 5,255 050 6,n6oOO i,h6oo.5o I .31 60lo00 807020 2o6020 I 5,B.56o.SO 7,523020 l,666070 Establishments Restaurants and Ca.t'es l.50o00 i (Without Liquor and/or Beer Licenae) 19 430 o00 580000 10 24.$000 435000 i90,,oo I 675000 1 1 015.,00 J40o00 P..estaurants and Ca.t'es (With Liquor and/or Beer License) * Beer Parlors (Not in connection 40o00 with restaurant or cafe) 2 80o00 40o00 I l 20000 28000 BoOO I 60o00 108000 48000 e Laundries (Including Serve=your"" self Laundries) 7 170000 336000 166000 l 28000 48000 20000 l.98oOO 384000 186000 Clea."l.ing Plants 12 250oSO J.38000 87050 0 cOO oOO .,QO 2.SOo.50 .3.38000 87050 Trails):' Courts 4l 4lo25 ll.3050 72025 JLl 40806$ 942o50 SJJ,,85 449090 l,056oOO 6o6.,10 Hospitals~ Sanitariums.ll Dairies., Automatic Car Wash Establishments l,9710$8 l,Ollol9 I and Industries 8 960o.39 2 24.30 76 5BJo86 340~10 1,204015 2,S55o44 l,351029 21 284002 .3 )6oll 71062 35~51 320013 6JOoJO Jl0ol7 Schools !iSB.68 274.66 1 $9,pl82ol6 $12_,804c76 $.3,622060 $1,896092 $3,.381018 ili4~!!_o26 I $11,079008 $16,18$094 $5alo6o86 . :;} All restaurants have bean computed unaer first .'i.tem for pUl'PO&\B of this reporto }'>~ Gurtice 10/7/59