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15.20.010 Sections: 15.20.010 15.20.020 15.20.030 15.20.040 15.20.050 15.20.060 15.20.070 15.20.080 15.20.090 15.20.100 15.20.110 15.20.120 15.20.130 15.20.140 15.20.150 15.20.160 15.20.170 15.20.180 RATES, FEES AND CHARGES 15.20.010 Classification of users. Users of the sewerage system shall be classified as follows: A. Residential — single- family; B. Residential — multiple- family; C. Commercial— bakeries; D. Commercial commercial laundry; F. Commercial - restaurant; F. Commercial— other; G. Industrial; H. Schools. (Ord. 1082 § 2, 1983; prior code § 2- 15.50.01) 15.20.020 Permit fees. A. Permit fees shall be charged in order to recover the costs of application processing, investiga- tion, classification and inspection for all new sewer construction and connections, capacity allocations, wastewater discharge permits, special permits, and other services expressly or reasonably required to be performed by the city pursuant to this chapter. (Pleasanton Sup)). No, 4, 7 -10) Chapter 15.20 Classification of users. Permit fees. User fees and charges — Generally. User charge — Designated. User charge — Determination of wastewater volume. User charge — Minimum. User charge — Partial period use. Collection and payment of user charges. Security deposits. Sewer and drainage operation and maintenance fund. Commencement of peak month loading charges. Connection fees and charges — Generally. Connection fee — Levied. Connection fee — Additional capacity. Connection fee — Payment when. City sewer improvement fund. Connection fee — Waiver. Schedule of rates, fees and charges. 404 B. Fees shall be those charged as may be es- tablished in the city's resolution of fees and charges, codified in the Appendix to 'Fine 3 of this code. C. In the event a fee has not been set pursuant to subsection B of this section for a permit or service required by this chapter, the fee collected shall be an amount reasonably calculated, as determined by the director, to reimburse the city for its actual costs in processing the permit application or providing the ser- vices requested. (Ord. 1082 § 2, 1983; prior code § 2- 15.50.02) 15.20.030 User fees and charges — Generally. The city council, from time to time, shall estab- lish user fees and charges for the use of the sewerage system, and shall adopt user fees and charges for the district and Livermore as provided by agreement. Such fees and charges shall provide for the recovery of all local costs and regional costs incurred by the city, dis- trict and Livermore in providing sewerage service, including, but not limited to, the capital, operational, maintenance, administration, monitoring and replace- ment costs of the sewerage system. Fees and charges to each user shall be based on the determination of the city, the district or Livermore of the user's proportional share of such costs considering the degree of effort required to treat the sewage of each classification of user and any special costs of billing, inspecting, moni- toring and administration. (Ord. 1979 § 2, 2008; Ord. 1082 § 2, 1983; prior code § 2 -15- 50.03) 15.20.040 User charge — Designated. Users of the sewerage system must pay bi- monthly user charges as set forth in the master fee schedule. The charges provided in such schedule shall accrue from the dale the user makes the service con- nection. A. Residential User Charges. The residential user charge shall be a flat rate per dwelling unit de- pending upon the classification of the user pursuant to Section 15.20.010 of this chapter. B. Commercial User Charges. Commercial users shall be charged rates per 100 cubic feet of me- tered water delivered to the user, during the billing period depending upon the classification of the user pursuant to Section 15.20.010 of this chapter. C. Industrial User Charges. Industrial user charges shall be the sum of: (1) the "demand" charges, established for each industrial user based on the maxi- mum -month average -day discharge of billable parame- ters during the previous year; (2) "loading" charges, resulting from the quantity of billable parameters dis-