HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinances - No. 786ORDINANCE NO. 786
junction With dwelling or accessory build-
ing thereto or in nonhousekeeping cabin
or cabins on same lot. $0.20 $0.30
Schedule ttBt7 Commercial or Industrial Institutions
Charge per month
Outside
Inside corp- corporate
Unit to which service is rendered rate lim5ts - limits
1. Nonsleeping and nonfeeding establish-
I,
ments, other than bus, train or service
stations, doctors' clinics or other business
or concerns hereinafter spccifitkl:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 20-2, 20-3 AND 20-4 OF THE CODE
OF ZHE CITY OF LODI AND THEREBY PROVIDING FOR AN INCREASE IN
THE RATES TO BE CHARGED FOR SEWAGE, STORM WATER AND INDUSTRIAL
WASTES REMOVAL,.
The City Council of the City of Lodi does ordain as follows:
Section 1. Sections 20-2, 2-3 and 2-4 of the Code of the City of
Lodi are hereby amended to read in full as follows:
Sec. 20-2. Sanitary sewage service rate schedules. For and in con-
sideration of the amounts set forth in the sanitary sewage service rate
schedules in this section, the city will receive sanitary sewage into
its sanitary sewers for final disposal by the city.
SANITARY SEWAGE SERVICE RATE SCHEDULES
Schedule 7tA" Dwelling Units
Charge per month
Inside corpo- corporate
rate limits limits
Outside
Unit to which service is rendered
1. Dwelling unit having not more than one
room designed or used primarily €or
sleeping purposes $0.60
2. Dwelling unit having two rooms designed
or used primarily for sleeping purposes
For each additional sleeping room over 2
contained within or maintained in con-
$1.00
3.
$0.90
$1.50
(a) Engaging ten persons or less in
on-si te occupations $0.70
(b) Additional persons in units of ten
or major fraction thereof $0.70
2. Feeding establishments such as restau-
rants, fountains, public dining rooms,
bars, etc. , but not including sleeping
facilities:
(a) Seating or serving capacity at any
one time of ten persons or less $1.30
(b) Additional capacity in units of five
persons or major fraction thereof $0.60
3. Housing establishments containing sleep-
ing accommodations, but not providing
meals or facilities for the preparation or
serving of food, or within which launder-
ing is dona or permitted:
(a) Sleeping capacity of ten persons
or less $1.60
(b) Additional sleeping capacity in
units of five persons or major
fraction thereof $0 80
4. Housing establishments containing slecp-
ing facilities where tenants, employees,
cust@mers* patients or guests are housed
on the premises where cooking or laundry
or laundry privileges for such persons is
done or maintained on the premises, such
as reominghouses, hospitals, American
plan hotels or institutions where meals
are served to only employees, customers
or guests housed on the premises:
(a) Sleeping capacity of ten persons
or less
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$3.60
$1.00
$1.00
$1.80
$0.90
$2.30
$1.20
$5.20
(b) Additional sleeping capacity in
units of five persons 81 major
fraction thereof $1.80
5. Barbersh@ps, beauty shops, dentists, etc. :
(a) Three operating chairs or less $0.60
(b) For each additienal operating
chair, add $0-20
$0 0 10 (c) For each public bath unit, add
6. Theaters, commercial public assembly
halls , gymnasiums , e tc .
(a) If meals or banquets are not
served:
(i) Capacity of five hundred
persons or less
(ii) Each tm hundred and fifty
persons Qf additional capac-
ity or major fraction thereof $1.80
(b) If meals are served, add appropri-
ate munt determined by para-
graph (2) (b) hereof
7. Lodge halls, dance halls, club houses,
gymnasiums, etc., where use is restricted
to members of the organization and social
€unctions of a semiprivate and occasional
nature.
$3-60
Where no food is prepared or
served :
(i) Capacity of five hundred
persons or less $0 60
ii) Each five hundred persons
of additional capacity er
major fraction thereof $0.60
$2.60
$0.90
$0 30
$0 . 20
$5.30
$2.60
$0.90
$0.90
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(b) Where food is occasionally pre-
pared or served for banquets or
after lodge meeting, ttc., for:
(i) Two hundred persons seating
capacity or less $1.20
(ii) For each two hundred per-
sans of additional banquet
hall capacity er major frac-
tion thereof, add $1.20
$1.80
$1.80
Schedule llC1l Churches and Church Properties
Charge per month
Outside
Inside corpo- corporate
Unit to which service is rendered rate limits limits
1. Churches, together with church social
halls, gymnasiums , banquet rooms or
other facilities, other than schools, par-
sonages or other living quarters not
rented or owrated for profit and located
on the same premises $1.00 $1.50
2. Social halls, gymnasiums, banquet rooms or other facilities rented
or operated for profit shall be charged the appropziate rates set forth
in Schedule rlB.ll
3. Parsonages or other dwelling units shall be charged at the appro-
priate rates set forth in Schedule "A" or Schedule ttB,ll paragraph
3 or paragraph 4 thereof, whichever is applicable.
4.
hereinafter set forth for schools in Schedule "D."
Schools operated by churches shall be charged at the same rates
Schedule Wtl Schools
All schools, whether publicly or privately owned, or whether owned
or operated by religious or other institutions, shall be charged at
the follwimg rates:
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Yearly rate €or each average daily attendance
(Ineluding adult education or,other special classes)
C1 assif ication
1. Schools not furnishing living accemnao-
datisns 0r mere than one hgt meal per
day per student:
(a) Grade 8 and below
'(b) Grade 9 and above
Outside
Inside cerpo- corpsrate
rate limits limits
$0150 $0.70
$0.70 $1.00
2. Schools furnishing living accommodations or more than one hot
meal per day shall pay in addition to the above pearly rate the appropri-
ate monthly charge computed in accordance with Schedule 'lQr7 paragraph
2 or paragraph 4, whichever is applicable.
Schedule ItEII Miscellaneous
Any train, bus or gasoline service station, doctor's clinic or other
institution or structure requiring sanitary sewage disposal service
which doe6 not ceme under the provisions of Schedules lfAA" to lfD,ll
inclusive, set forth in this section, shall be charged at the following
rates:
Unit to which service is rendered
Charge per month
Outside
Inside corpo- corporabe
rate limits Aimi ts
1. For each water closet with one urinal
and wash bowl included $1.00 $1.50
2. For each urinal in excess of one per
water closet or without water closet $0.60 $0.90
3. For each wash bowl in excess of one per
water closet or urinal or without water
closet or urinal $0110
4. For each single or double wash tray, each
shower head or tub bath, With or without
shower head, each slop or laboratory
sink
$0 1 20
$0.10 $0.20
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5. For each clinical, hydrotheraphy, colonic
or similar fixture requiring sanitary sew-
age disposal service, and not otherwise
herein classified $0.50 $0.80
Minim bill under this Schedule ”E: $l*00 $1.50
Sec. 20-3. Storm water, etc., drainage service rate schedules. For
and in consideration of the amcpunts hereinafter set forth in the storm
water or wash water drainage service rate schedule, the city will receive
into its storm drains, industrial waste lines or sanitary sewers as
hereinafter provided, storm waters or wash waters for final disposal by
the city.
Storm Waters or Wash Water Drainage Service
Rate Schedules
Schedule “A1* Disposal into storm Drains
1A. The rate for the disposal of storm waters or wash waters into
the city’s storm drains shall be:
Outside
Inside corpo- corporate
rate limits limits
(a) For the first million gallons or any
portion thereof per year $20,00 f29.00
(b) For each additional one hundred
thousand gallons or fraction thereef
per year $ 1.80 $ 2.60
2A. The city shall estimate and determine the amount of storm waters
or wash waters deposited into the city’s storm drains unless the user
of the service elects to provide, install and maintain 1m good warking
order an .integrating meter satisfactory to the city for the purposes
of measuring such storm waters or wash waters.
3A. In determining the amount of storm waters, or wash waters deposited
into the city’s storm drains, no charge shall be made for the storm
waters or minor irrigation waters drainage frem roofs, pavements er hard-
surfaced areas within the city limits. Where such drainage is.metered
along with wash water, a credit of twelve hundred and fifty gallons pet
year for each one hundred square feet, as projected and measured upon a
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horizontal plane, of such drainage area tributary to the meter shall be
allowed. Where roofs or other areas are sprinkled or flushed, such
flushing or sprinkling waters shall be included in the quantities far
billing purpses. For areas outside the corporate limits of the city
tributary to the city's storm drains, storm waters shall be included in
the quantities determined for billing purposes and unless otherwise
metered, the annual quantity of storm waters shall be assumed as equal
to twelve hundred and fifty gallons per one hundred square feet, as
projected and measured upon a horizontal plane of roof, pavement or
hard-surfaced area serviced.
Schedule rtBtl Disposal into Industrial Waste Lines
1B. The rate for disposal of storm waters or wash waters deposited into
the city's industrial waste lines shall be determined by either the
2B Rate table or the 4B Minimum service charges, hereinafter set forth,
whichever is the greater.
2B. Kate table
Outside
Inside corpo- corporate
rate limits limits
(a) For the first 1,000,000 gallons or any
pertion theresf per year $60.00 $87.00
(b) For each additional 10,000 gallons or
fraction thereof per year $ '0.54 $ 0.80
3B. The quantity of storm waters or wash waters used for billing purpeses
whether or not such service is rendered to properties inside or outside
the incorprated limits of the city.
4B. Minimum service charges
Minimum charge per year
Outside
Inside corp- corporate
rate limits limits
(a) Maximum rate of deposit into indus-
trial waste lines:
(i) Up to 10 g.p.m. $60.00 $87.00
(ii) For each g.p.m. in excess of 10
up to 100 g.p.m., add $ 6.00
(a) For each g.p.m. in excess of 100
up to 1,000 g.p.m., add $ 50% -... -7-
$ 8.70
$ 8.00
(iv) For each g.p.m. in excess sf
1,000 goporn., add $ 5.00 $ 5000
(b) For determination of the maximum rate of deposit, all storm waters
falling on impervious areas draining directly without retention into the
city system shall be computed at the rate of one 9.p.m. for each one
hundred sq. ft. of area as projected and measured upon a horizontal plane.
(c) For determination of the maximum rate of deposit of other waters
than storm waters, the maximum rate shall be the maximum measured or
estimated total quantity of water expressed in U. S. gallons discharged
in any five consecutive minutes during the billing period divided by
five, or the gallons per minute of waste removal service requested by
the customer, whichever is the larger.
Schedule "C?! Disposal into Sanrtary Semrs
1C.
into the city's sanitary sewers shall be determined by either the 2C
Rate Table or paragraph 4B of Schedule tlBri next preceding, whichever is
the greater.
2C. Rate Table
The rate for disposal of storm waters or wash waters deposited
Outside
Inside corpo- corporate
rate limits limits
(a) Fer the first 750,000 gallons or any
portion thereof per year $60.00 $87.00
(b) For each additional 10,000 gallons or
fractisn thereaf per year $ 0.72 $ 1.04
X. The quantity of storm waters or wash waters used for billing purposes
shall be determined as set forth in paragraph 3B of Schedule 1$11 next
preceding.
4C. The City shall have the right at any time for reasons which appear
good to it, to discontinue to receive any storm waters or wash waters
into its sanitary sewers, from any source either temporarily or permanently,
without notice, and parties who may be adversely affected by such
discontinuance of such service shall not be entitled to any redress for
damages which may result frem the discontinuance of such service by the
city without notice.
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5C. Before any new drains which will contain storm water or wash
water are connected into the city's sanitary sewers or any pipe lines
tributary thereto, or befere any storm water or wash water service
rendered through the sanitary sewers and discontinued by the city is
re-established, the party desiring such service shall obtain a written
permit from the city council, which permit shall state the maximum
quantity and maximum rate of deposit of such storm waters ar wash waters
and the terms, times and conditions under which the city will receive
such storm waters or wash waters into its sanitary sewers. Any party
violating the terms or conditions Qf such permit shall be liable for all
costs and all damages suffered by the city resulting from such violations,
and to the cancellation of such permit and the termination of any or
all services rendered thereunder.
Sec. 20-4. Liquid industrial waste removal service rate schedules.
Far and in consideration of the amounts hereinafter set forth in the
liquid industrial waste removal service rate schedules, the city will
receive industrial wastes into its industrial waste disposal lines ox
into its sanitary sewers for final disposal by the city.
LIQUID INDUSTRIAL WASTE REMOVAL SERVICE. RATE SCHEDULES
Schedule **Ai* Disposal into Industrial Wastes Lines
LA. The charge for industrial waste disposal service through the city's
industrial waste lines shall be based upon either the 2A Rate table or
the 3A Minimum service charges, hereinafter set forth, whichever is
the larger.
2A. Rate table
Outside
Inside corp- wrporate
rate limits limits
Origin of industrial wastes.
Group I shall include liquid wastes resulting .
frem the following.
(a) Rates for tonnage processed:
(1) The prgcessing of fruits, berries
nuts, grapes or vegetables for
canning, freezing or preparation
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for sale, packaging or shipment
per raw or green ton as such
produce is received on the premises
for such precessing.
(i) For up to 1,000 gallons of
wastes per raw ton the rate
per ten shall be
(2) Thewashing, fermenting and
processing of grapes, berries and
fruits for the preparation of wine
or brandy per raw or green tsn
(or the green ton equivalent for
dried or other processed materi-
als) as such produce is received
on the premises for such process-
ing.
(i) For up to 1,000 gallons of
wastes per raw ten the rate
per ton shall be
(3) The curing of olives and the ex-
traction of olive oil.
(i) For up to 1,000 gallons of
wastes pex raw ton the rate
per ton shall be
(b) Rate for excess water:
For each 10,000 gallons of any Group
I wast@s or fraction thereof in exc*ss
of 1,000 gallons per tan in any billing
period, add $0.54 $0.80
Group 11 shall include liquid wastes resulting from the following:
(i) The processing ef any cereal, meat or other food products
for packaging or canning on a commercial scale.
$0.16 $0.24
$0.20 $0.30
$0.30 $0.44
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(ii) The processing of milk or milk products, the manufacture of ,
ice cream, butter, cheese or other milk products, and the bottling or
packaging theresf.
(iii) The keeping, treating, slaughtering, cleaning or dressing of
other processing of fish, fowl or animals on a commercial scale;
provided, that such wastes shall not include:
(a) Offal, or any of the centents of the alimentary canal of any
fish, fowl or animals; or,
(b) Any appreciable quantity of fat, blood, urine; or
(c) Any flesh, guts, bone or solid matter which can be removed
by screens herein specified under section 20-1 for industrial wastes.
(iv) Any wastes similar to the above resulting from industrial
processes and which are not excluded by the provisions of paragraph
(iii) next above and which have a normal B.O.D. of not exceeding 1,000
p.p.m. and average normal S.S. of not to exceed 1,000 p.p.m.
For each 1,000 gallons or fraction thereof
of Greup I1 liquid waste having a twenty-four
hour average S.S. of not more than 1,000 p.p.m.
the rate shall be $0.16 $0.24
For each 100 lbs. of B.O.D., or fraction
thereof, in excess of 1,000 p.p.m. during any
billing period $1.50 $2.20
For each 100 lbs. of S.S., or fraction
thereof, in excess of 1,000 p.p.m. during any
billing perisd $0.50 $0.72
Group I11 shall include liquid wastes resulting fltom the following:
Commercial or self-service laundries or cleaning establishments.
Any other industrial wastes having a B.O.D. of not to exceed
(i)
(ii)
500 p.p.m. and a S.S. not to exceed 500 p.p.m., except those wastes
resulting from the processing of fruit, berries, nuts, grapes or
vegetables, milk, cereal or from the keeping, treating, slaughtering
or dressing of fish, fswl or animals.
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For each 1,000 gallons or fraction thereof
of Group I11 liquid waste having a twenty-four
hour average B.O.D. of not more than 500 p.p.m.
and a twenty-four hour average S.S. of not more
than 500 p.p.m., the rate shall be $0.50 $0.72
Group IV shall include liquid wastes resulting from the following:
(i) Washing of automobiles, trucks, etc.
(ii) The flushing of loading areas, pipes, tanks, blowing down
of boilers, etc.
(a) The preparation or bottling of soft drinks.
(iv) The saline waters resulting from cooling or precooling of
refrigerators, railrozd CSIS or trucks, etc.
(v) Other industrial wastes in general resulting from the washing
or flushing or processing of inorganic objects or things having a
B.O.D. of not to exceed 50 p.p.m. and a S.S. of not to exceed 1,000
p.p.rn*
For each 1,000 gallons, or fraction
thereof, of Group IV liquid waste having a
twenty-four hour average B.O.D. of not
more than 50 p.p,m. and a twenty-€our hour
average S.S. of not more than 1,000 p.p.m.,
the rate shall be $0.07
For each 100 lbs. of B.O.D., or fraction
thereof, in excess of 500 p.p.m. during any
billing period $1.50
For each 100 lbs. of S.S., or fraction
thezeof, in excess of 500 p.p.rn. during any
billing period
3A. Minimum service charges
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(a) Maximum rate of deposit into indus-
trial waste lines:
(i) Up to 10 g.p.m.
$0.10
$2.20
$0.50 $0.72
Minimum oharge per year
Outside
Inside corpo- corporate
rate limits limits
$60.00 $87.00
$ 6.00 $ 8.70
(ii) For each g.p.m. in excess of 10,
up to 100 g.p.m,add
(iz) For each g.p.m. in excess of 100,
up to 1,000 g.p.m., add $ 5.50 $ 8.00
(iv) For all g.p.m. over 1,000 g.p.m.,
add $ 5.00 $ 7.20
(b) For determination of the maximum rate of deposit, all storm waters
falling on impervious areas draining directly without retention into
the city system shall be computed at the rate of one g.p.m. for each
one hundred square feet of area as projected and measured upon a
horizontal plane.
(c) For determination of the maximum rate of deposit of other waters
than storm waters, the maximum rate shall be the maximum measured or
estimated total quantity of water expressed in U. S. gallons discharged
in any five consecutive minutes during the billing period divided by
five, or the gallons per minute of waste removal service requested by
the customer, whichever is the larger.
4A. Billing shall be based upon estimates and determinations made
by the city of the character and quan%ity of the wastes. However, if
the user of the service is dissatisfied with such determinations made
by the city, he may at his sole expense install, maintain and operate
in a manner satisfactory to the city such indicating or integrating
meters as required to properly measure the flow, 01 at his sole expense,
establish sampling equipment, tests and procedure satisfactory to the
city to determine the S.S. or the B.O.D. of the wastes, in which event
the billing shall be based on the quantities and the character @f the
wastes dcitermined by such metering or sampling and testing, insofar as
applicable.
Schedule lfB1f Disposal into Sanitary Sewers
1B. Industrial waste disposal service through the city's sanitary
sewer system will be rendered only in locations where surplus capacity
exists in the sanitary sewers, and only within the safe capacity of the
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city's activated sludge sanitary sewage disposal plant to satis-
factorily treat such wastes along with all other wastes then accruing
to such plant, at the rates set forth in 3B Rate table following or 4B
Minimum service charges, whichever is the greater.
2B. In addition te the industrial wastes which the city will receive
into its industrial waste lines, the city Will receive into its sanitary
sewers limited quantities of such wastes as may result from the keeping,
treating, slaughtering, cleaning or dressing of fish, fowl or animals,
including minor amounts of offal, contents of alimentary canal, fat,
blood or urine; provided, that all flesh, guts, bone or solid matter
has been removed therefrom by screens specified under section 20-1 for
industrial wastes.
3B. Rate table
Rate per 1,000 Gallons
Inside corpo- corporate
rate limits limits
Outside
Character of wastes; range of B.O.D. and
S.S. :
(a) Each below 200 p.p.m. $0.10 $0.16
(b) One or both above 200 p.p.m. Each
below 500 p.p.m. $0.14 $0.20
(c) One or both above So0 p.p.m. Each
below 1,000 p.p.m. $0.16 $0.24
(d) For wastes having either a B.O.D.
or S.S. in excess of 1,000 p.p.m.
gher of B.0-D. or S.S. in p.p.m.)
200
igher of B.O.D. or S.S. in p.p.m.)
200 ** $(0.037 -t 0.03
4B. Minimum service charges
Minimum charge per year
Outside
Inside corpo- corporate
rate limits limits
$87.00
Maximum rate of deposit into sanitary
sewers:
(i) Up to 10 g.p.m. $60.00
(ii) For each g.p.m. in excess of 10 g.p.m.,
add $ 6.00 $ 8.70
Billing shall be based upon estimates and determinations made by 5B.
the city of the character and quantity of the wastes.
user of the service is dissatisfied with such determinations made by
the city, he may at his sole expense install, maintain and operate in a
manner satisfactory to the city such indicating or integrating meters
as required to properly measure the flow, or at his sole expense,
establish sampling equipment, tests and procedure satisfactory to the
city to determine the S.S. or the B.O.D. of the wastes, in which event
the billing shall be based on the quantities and the character of the
wastes as determined by such metering or sampling procedures, insofar
as applicable.
However, if the
Section 2. This ordinance shall be published one time in the
"Lodi News Sentinel, l1 a daily newspaper of general circulation printed
and published in the City of Lodi, and shall be in force and take effect
with respect to all services rendered hereunder on and after June 1, 1965.
Attest:
State of California,
County of San Joaquin, SS.
I, Beatrice Garibaldi, City Clerk of the City of Lodi, do hereby
certify that the foregoing Ordinance No; 786 was introduced at
a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi held
April 7, 1965, and was thereafter passed, adopted and ordered to
print at a regular meeting held April 21, 1965, by the following
vote:
Axes: Councilmen - Brown, Culbertson, Dow, Walton and Kirsten
Noes : Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
I further certify that Ordinance No. 786 was approved and signed
by the Mayor on the date of its passage and the same has been
published pursuant to law.
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