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SECTION 5 <br />RATE STUDY <br />A. GENERAL <br />This section reviews the City's current policies for funding trunk sanitary sewer improvements to <br />determine if these policies are capable of funding the improvements proposed in this plan. <br />The City has a connection charge policy which requires all new connections to the sanitary sewer <br />to pay this charge. The current charge rates are: <br />Residential property - $1,271 per unit <br />Commercial/Industrial property - $3,824 per acre <br />The City has a Sewer Utility Fund which is used for funding both capital improvement expenses <br />and expenses related to operating and maintaining the sanitary sewer system. The data on the <br />fund provided by City staff shows the fund to have an unaudited projected 2011 balance of <br />$4,862,722. The fund balance projections through 2025 show the balance generally between <br />$5,000,000 and $6,000,000. The revenue sources for the fund are the revenue from sewer utility <br />billings, trunk sewer connection charges and interest from investment of the fund balance. The <br />revenue from sewer utility billings is approximately equal to the operating expenses. <br />Historically, the City has required properties and/or developers that want access to the municipal <br />sanitary sewer system to fund the required extensions, not only to their site but across their site to <br />provide for future extensions. These costs were offset by crediting their connection and lateral <br />fees, but if the costs exceeded those amounts, the developer was required to fund the difference <br />unless an agreement was reached with the City. <br />The City entered into a watermain and sanitary sewer cost contribution/reimbursement agreement <br />with Oakwood Land Development, Inc. in 2006. This agreement established the procedures for <br />reimbursing $6,000,000 to Oakwood for its contribution to funding the sanitary sewer and <br />City of Ramsey Page 5-1 <br />Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer Plan - 2012 Prepared by Bolton & Menk, Inc. <br />
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