CCR1984147RESOLUTION #I 47-84
MODIFYING THE ENGINEER'S REPORT
0 ON RESERVE CAPACITY ASSESSMENTS
WHEREAS, the engineer's report included a list of Residential
Equivalency Connections and a Residential Equivalency Chart, and
WHEREAS, the City has held a public hearing, received public
comment, consulted with it's engineers, held committee meetings,
assignments, and
received written objections and other comments concerning said
WHEREAS, the City wishes to change certain assignments of
Residential Equivalency Units, the Residential Equivalency Chart
businesses to connect the sewer system at a lower assessment in
and the July 1, 1984 cutoff date for certain existing homes and
the engineer's report.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, as follows:
1. That the cutoff date of prior to July 1, 1984 for the
connection of certain existing hones and businesses to the city
sewer system is changed to prior to January 1, 1985.
2. That the Residential Equivalency Chart is changed to be the
document attached hereto and marked "Exhibit A".
3. The assignment of Residential Equivalency Units referred to
in the engineer's report are amended as to the following
properties in the following manner:
A. Attached Exhibit A - Residential Equivalency
Charge Chart for Reserve Capacity Assessment
B. Attached Exhibit B - Changes in REG Number Assignments
All of the assignments of Residential Equivalency Connections
originally assigned in the engineer's report remain unchanged,
except for those stated in attach Exhibit B.
DATED THIS 1 OrR, DAY OF
Ald. Mitchel Penovich
ATTEST:
EXHIBIT A
RESIDENTIAL EQUIVALENCY CHARGE CHART FOR RESERVE CAPACITY ASSESSMENT (As Amended and AdoDted - //10/84)
RESIDENTIAL Condominium 1.0 REC
2.0
1 .o
Multiple Famil$ (1 Bedroom. or less) .75
Single Family 1 .o
Vacant Land 0
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL C~”ERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL
(Based on Employee Count) (Miscellaneous)
RET:
10 or less employees 1 .oo
11 to 15 employees 1.25
16 to 20 employees 1.50
Each additional 5 employees .25
-
Advertising Agencies
Auto 6 Supply Stores
Banks
Building Materials Dealer
City Hall
Commercial Printing
Drug Stores
Dry Cleaners
Employment Services
Factory/Industry (Non-Metered)
Garage
GreenhouseJGarden Center
General Contracting Offices
Hardware- WholesaleJRetail Insurance Companies
Library
Office Buildings
Liquor Stores
Offices of Attorneys
Photographic Studios
Police Department
Real Estate Offices
Retail Stores
Savings h Loan
Telephone Exchange
Service Station
Toys & Hobby Stores
U. S. Postal Service
Variety Stores
NOTE: a) 1 REC MINIMUM (Including
Commercial and Industrial). Any
category of user not listed shall
be assigned a REC by the City
Engineer. If said applicant disputes such assignment, he may
appeal the decision to the Public
Sewer Committee within 60 days of
&b) - All fractions of RECs shall said determination.
be established to the next highest
0.25 REC
Amusement Parks Barber Shops
Beauty Parlors
Bowling Alleys Car Wash
Churches
Club House Dance Hall
Factory/Industry:
(Metered)
Fire Station
Home/ Bus. Comb.
Funeral Homes
Laundromat
Mall (Public
Facility)
Nursing Homes
Offices:
Dentists
Physicians
Osteopaths
Chiropractors
Parks
Photo Lab
Restaurant:
Normal Operation
24 Hour
Elementary
High Personnel
Tavern
Swimming Pools
Theater
Schools :
.75/full-time
manned station
manned station
.75/pair alleys
Upon application
1 .25 (under 500
2.00 (over 500
members)
Upon application
members)
Upon application
1.00/192 gal./day 1 .oo
Upon application
1 .OO/home, plus .25/ea. 5 empl.,
if applicable,
or REC Chart.
2.50
.333 per machine
.75 per bed
1 .OO/full-time
pracgitioner
,I
I,
I,
1 .oo
.4 per employee
.04 per seat
.06 per seat
.04 per student
.05 per student
Upon application .05 per person
2.50 per screen .04 per seat
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CITY OF MUSKEG0
CHANGES IN REC NUMBER ASSIGNMENTS
Tax Key No. Name Original Changed to.
a) 2165.974
b) 2165.975
c) 2165.985
d) 2168 009
e) 2168.962
f ) 2192.052
g) 2193.086
h) 2195.058
i) 2195.967
j ) 2195.991
2196.955
1) 2196.991
m) 2196.994
n) 2196.998
0) 2198.981
p) 2198.984
q) 2221.002
r) 2225.990
s) 2225.992
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Paul Schaumberg
Tess Corners Kitchen
Donald Prusinski
Parkside Nursery
Joyce Carter
Ellsworth Koch
Ervin Wyrowski
Sport Shack
Robert Smage
John Schaal
Pearl Schetter
Jean's Deli
Donna Zykle
Moments to Remember
Lawrence Diedrich
Gerth Heating Company
John Spitzner
Charles Damaske
Jill's Fabric Care Center
Value Village
Sandra Roberts Hair Design
Edward Smart
Mary Braun
Tom Gerstmann
1.00
2.00
3.75
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
11.50
3.75
0.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
1.00
3.00
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.75
1.25
1.25
1.25
2.25
1.25
1.25
10.75
3.00
1.00
1.25
1.25