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> Example attached seems reasonable, but it is for a 4.6 Acre lot. A more comparable example would be as follows: FeclEx Project 31.5 AC $83,885.60 Pepsi Project 13.4 AC $52,348.16 Spec Building 24.3 AC $71,340.32 General Sheet 26.7 AC $83,074.29 (110% multiplier) SJEC Project 165.46 AC $349,027.25 (110% multiplier) Section 17 -82 — Effective Date > No issues Section 17 -83 — Owner Responsible for connection costs to main line > Need an understanding of how tap /connection fees play into final cost? > Is 110% multiplier applied with connection costs too Section 17 -84— Party Responsible for payment of charge > What is the need to add "current" to this section? Section 17 -85 — Methods of payment (c) If in the City, city rates apply. If outside the City, non -City rates apply. If outside the City but file an irrevocable annexation petition, City rates will apply. Section 17 -86— Waiver of Annexation and Compact Fees (a) Effective date affirmed to be June 3, 2002 > If not presently enforcing these rules, should not the effective date be moved to date of passage or new effective date? > Is there a plan to go retroactive with Compact Fee and Waiver requirements? Or is there a statement of fact on file that says Compact Fee and Waiver will only be required here to forward? (b) Waiver provision for service (quid pro quo) > What happens in situations where owner does not want to sign nor is there any reasonable semblance of contiguity or adjacent to another municipality? (c) Compact fee for NON -CITY residents only > Annual fee > Discriminatory in that it only applies to Non -City residents on top of 110% requirements for service > The language has been modified to say "...that utility..." — so does this contemplate that there could be a compact fee for both water and sewer at a total 60% rate? Previously capped at 50% Section 17 -87 — Exemptions (NEW SECTION except for subsection e) (a) Owners that have executed a permit to connect or who have connected prior to 7/1/16 are exempt. > Will projects be approved in interim period so that they become exempt or will they be held past this date? (b) BOW will enter into a reimbursement agreement with other entity that built water and sewer to reimburse expenses or waive assessment fees outright.