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south developed, but that agreement was not finalized. Standard Pacific apparently did not pursue the matter, because of staffing changes. However, with the large Ponderosa/Busch subdivision, the oversized storm drain line again came to staff's attention. A reimbursement fee was collected by staff, but has not been distributed to Standard Pacific pending authorization for this Reimbursement Agreement. The Reimbursement Agreement provides that the City will only collect fees for the oversized storm drain line from those benefited properties that are subdivided or issued a building permit that will increase impervious surface area on commercial/industrial property after September 1, 2003. The City will not attempt to collect the fee for any prior projects given a balancing of fairness to those prior projects that did not have notice of the fee and the fact that Standard Pacific had not pursued approval of a reimbursement agreement until recently. As is common with the City's reimbursement agreements, the term of this Agreement will expire 10 years after the City accepted the public improvement, which in this case would be April 1, 2006. This will allow Standard Pacific to collect a large percentage of the fee in light of the current Ponderosa/Busch development. FISCAL IMPACT As is now standard for the City's reimbursement agreement, the City will retain 10% of any collected fee for its administrative costs. Respectfully Submitted, ~ Rob Wilson ~Vlichael H. ~oush Susan Rossi Nelson Fialho Director of Public Works' City Attorney Director of Finance City Manager Attachment: Reimbursement Agreement for Storm Drainage Improvements SR:05:245