§ 86-46. Aid-to-construction fee for Rogers Street/Pine Barren Road and Godley Tract.

(a)

In order to connect to the city's water and/or wastewater utility system to be constructed to serve the Rogers Street/Pine Barren Road area of the city and the Godley Tract recently annexed into the city, all new customers located within such areas shall pay an aid-to-construction fee, in addition to any tap fee or other fees required, prior to connecting to the city's water system or wastewater system.

(b)

The aid-to-construction fees for the Godley Tract and the Rogers Street/Pine Barren Road area shall be in an amount per gallon of expected water consumption per day as set forth in the schedule of fees and charges.

(c)

The aid-to-construction fee shall be calculated according to the average daily consumption of each type of establishment. The standards in the table in this section shall be used in determination of water consumption. If the table in this section does not provide information for a particular application, the estimated water consumption shall be as calculated by the city manager or the city's consulting engineer.

Type of Structure			Water Usage in Gallons Per Day
Apartment, one bedroom, per apartment			150
Assembly hall, per seat			3
Barbershop/beauty parlor, per chair			125
Bars:
	Each employee		10
	Each seat, excluding restaurant		40
Boardinghouse, per room			100
Bowling alley, per lane			50
Additional for bars, lounges and/or restaurant
Church, without daycare or kindergarten, per seat			5
Clinic, per exam room			150
Correctional institution, per bed			125
Daycare center, no meals, per person			15
Dental office, per chair			200
Department store, per 100 square feet			10
Drug store, per store:			500
	Fountain service, add, per store		1,500
	Meals, add, per seat		50
Factories, each employee, per employee:			25
	With showers, add, per employee		10
	With kitchen, add, per employee		15
Food service establishments with restrooms and kitchen:
	(1)	Restaurant, less than 24 hours per day operation, per seat	32
	(2)	Cafeteria, less than 24 hours per day operation, per seat	63
	(3)	Restaurant, 24 hours per day operation, per seat	100
	(4)	Drive-in restaurant, per car space	50
	(5)	Carry-out only, per 100 square feet	75
Hospital, per bed			250
Hotel, no kitchen, per room			100
Kindergarten, no meals, per person			15
Kitchen for daycare, kindergarten, per person			20
Laundry, self-service, per machine			200
Laundry, commercial, per machine			1,000
Mobile home park, per site			300
Motel, no kitchen, per room			100
Nursing home, per bed			150
Office, per 200 square feet			30
Physician's office, per exam room			200
Residences, includes two-bedroom apartment and larger, condominiums, duplexes, single-family dwelling, per dwelling unit			350
Schools:
	(1)	Boarding, per person	100
	(2)	Day, restrooms only, per person	15
	(3)	Day, restrooms and cafeteria, per person	20
	(4)	Day, restrooms, gyms and cafeteria, per person	25
Service stations:
	(1)	Car wash only, per stall	1,000
	(2)	Fuel and oil only, per pump	300
	(3)	Full service	850
	Plus, per pump		300
Shopping center, per 100 square feet			10
Stadium, per seat			2
Theater, per seat			5
Travel trailer park, with independent water and sewer connection, per site			175

 

(Ord. of 1-19-1998, § I; Ord. of 5-3-1999, § I)

State law reference

Georgia Development Impact Fee Act, O.C.G.A. § 36-71-1.