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Councilmember Cor'zioliy introduced the t"oliowing resolution and moved for [ts adoption: RESOLUTIO~ #00-07-172 A R.ESOLUTION Ai:'PROVING THE CREDITS AVz-klLABLE FOR. THE STORM ErRAINAGE UTILITY WHEREAS, on January 1 l, 2000, ~e P,.amsey City Council adopted Ordinance #00-01; and I I '1 WHEREAS, according to Ordinance #00-0I, Section 4.80.06, Adjustments of Charges. The City Council may, by resolution, from time to time, adopt policies providing for the adjustment of charges for parcels or ~oups of parcels, based upon hydrolo~c data supplied by affected property owners. NOW THEREFORE; BE IT RESOLYED BY THE CITY cOuNcIL OF THE CITY OF R_:--UMSEY, z~NOK. A COUNTY, ~'LINNESOTA, as follows: That in order to be considered for a storm drainage utility credit, the property owner will be required to supply ALL of the information, including en~neering calculations, to justin.the credit. rf a property owner or person responsible for paying for the storm drainage fee believes that a particular fee is incogect, such person may request in writing that the fee be recomputed, if an error of more than 20% has been made, the t~ee will be adjusted effective the quarter a~er receipt of the letter. No adjustments will be made retroactively. A. Modified Method - For those properties that exceed. 20 acres in size and have an overall percent impervious {ess than [ 5%, the property owner may request that the Ci~ modify the approach taken to calculate the storm drainage fee for their property. The modified approach to the storm drainage fee is calculated by assuming that'a sflngle rectangular area wb_ich completely encompasses the impervious aria be regarded, as the modified area. Tko percent imperious ~d then the RE.U calculated using th. is modified area and the table of R. EFs in Ordinanc_~_e.#00-0 i. The new charge will n~t be retroactive. i I i I -i i I I B. Storm water detention - No adjustments will be made to single family and two family residential parcels. An adjustment of up to twenty-five (25%) will be made for those parcels with onsite measures that limit outflow peak events according to the following conditions: Ten percent (I0%) credit for parcels that limit peak outflow rates &ming a 5-year rainfall' event to rates comparable to the rates from an unimproved vacant property of the same size. An additional tiReen percent (1.5%) credit will be given to parcels that limit peak outflow rate during a. 100-year rainfall event to rates comparable to the rates fi.om an unimproved vacant pro.pe~:/of the same size. C. Wet ponding credit - ,am adjustment of up to txventT-five percent (25%) will be made to the storm water utility fee of a parcet ~br onsite measures which are owned and maintained by tl~e applicant that effectively reduces the amount of sediments/nutrients that enter tl'~e