97-002 - 01-07 Establishing Fees as Provided in the City Code Resolution 97-2 January 7, 1997
Member Micks introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption as amended:
removal of the following section -Assessing - Street Reconstruction Assessments:
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FEES AS PROVIDED IN THE CITY CODE
WHEREAS, the City code provides for fees to be established by resolution for
permits, licenses, goods and services as provided therein; and
WHEREAS, fees need to be revised in keeping with the 1997 adopted budget;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Golden
Valley, that the fees as set forth in Exhibit A, "City of Golden Valley Fees" are hereby
established effective January 1, 1997, and supercede fees previously established.
Mary E. derson, Mayor
ATTEST:
Shirley J. e s n, ity Clerk
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by Member Johnson
and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Anderson,
Johnson, LeSuer, and Micks; and the following was absent: Russell; and the following
voted against the same: none, whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and
adopted, signed by the Mayor and her signature attested by the City Clerk.
Resolution 97-2 January 7, 1997
City of Golden Valiey Fees
Exhibit A
Effective January 1, 1997
Cateqorv/Section Paqes
Building and Construction Permits 2-3
Business License Fees 3-6
Utilities 7-9
Public Safety Fees 9-11
Planning and Zoning Fees 12
Miscellaneous Fees 13-14
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Resolution 97-2 - Continued January 7, 1997
Buildinq and Construction Permits
Building Permit Fees based on 1994 UBC Fee Schedule
Permit Cancellation Policy: 80 percent of permit fee will be returned upon written notice of
cancellation. If job has been started no refund will be made. No surcharge or plan review fees
returned.
Temporary Certificate of Occupancy 50.00
Building Permit License Fee for Residential Contractors only
per permit (Administration of State Licensing Program) 5.00
Land Reclamation/Excavation Permit
(Excluding excavation under building permit or
street excavation permit) 200.00
Sign Permit:
Base fee 35.00
Area fee (per sq. ft. of sign area) .60
House/Building Moving 200.00
House/Building Demolition 100.00
Mechanical:
HVAC, Gas Piping and Refrigeration:
$500-$2,499 45.00
$2,500-$10,000 2% of value of project 2%
Over $10,000 $200.00 plus 1.5% of value of any 200.00+1.5%
amount in excess of $10,000
Fireplace (includes all types of fireplaces, masonry, gas,
gas log lighter, gas insert, etc.) 25.00
Each additional unit at the same address 10.00
Plumbinq and Pipinq:
Minimum permit fee 12.00
A plumbing fixture is defined and taken to mean and include any
sink, laundry tub, bathtub, wash basin, drinking fountain, floor
drain, RPZ valve, backflow preventer, gas or electric water heater,
flammable waste trap, or any other plumbing device arranged to be
connected with the sewer or plumbing system, either directly or indirectly,
and required by code or ordinance to be trapped.
State Surcharge per permit .50
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Resolution 97-2 - Continued January 7, 1997
Plumbinq and Pipinq, continued:
Each new plumbing fixture, includes waste and vent piping,
alteration, replacement or rough-in 12.00
Hydraulic sewer valve 25.00
Rain water leader- up to 10 stories 15.00
each additional story 5.00
Alterations of existing plumbing systems:
First $500.00 in value 20.00
Each additional $500.00 8.00
BUSINESS LICENSE FEES
LICENSE ANNUAL RENEWAL FEE
Contractors
(Heating, Ventilation, Air Cond. And Refrigeration) April 1 50.00
Food:
Bulk Vending (all locations) April 1 35.00
Catering Vehicle April 1 100.00 First vehicle
50.00 Each addl veh
Food Establishment: April 1
Class A: Supper Clubs: sit down, drive-in,
delivery, carry-out restaurants; or similar facility 250.00
Class B: Food Distributor/Warehousing
Food Processor/Manufacturer 150.00
Class C: Limited food service operations,
snack stands, or similar facility i.e. coffee shop 150.00
Class D: Grocery, Meats, Bakery, Deli 150.00
Each additional facility, to include meats, bakery, deli at same location 20.00 each
Non-Restaurant Food April 1
For establishments using the kitchen 12 or less times per year 50.00
For establishments using the kitchen more than 12 times per year 100.00
Itinerant Food Establishment April 1
First day 50.00
Each additional day 15.00
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Resolution 97-2 - Continued January 7, 1997
Business License Fees, continued:
LICENSE ANNUAL RENEWAL FEE
Non-Perishable Food Vehicle June 1
Each Vehicle 20.00
More than four vehicles (per fleet) 80.00
Perishable Food Vehicle June 1
Each Vehicle 40.00
More than four vehicles (per fleet) 160.00
Non-Perishable Vending April 1
Each machine, each location 15.00
Perishable Vending Machine April 1
Each machine, each location (Per State Statute) 15.00
Special Food Handling April 1 40.00
Honor Snacks (all locations) April 1 40.00
LI UOR:
Sunday Sale July 1 200.00
Off Sale July 1 200.00
On Sale July 1 6,750.00
Wine On Sale July 1 2,000.00
Club: July 1
up to 200 members 300.00
200-500 members 500.00
501-1000 members 650.00
1001-2000 members 800.00
Over2000 members 1,000.00
Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquor-On Sale April 1 450.00
Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquor-Off Sale April 1 75.00
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Resolution 97-2 - Continued January 7, 1997
Business License Fees, continued:
LICENSE ANNUAL RENEWAL FEE
Liquor License Application Packet (1 "renewal" packet
per establishment will be provided at no cost) 20.00
Investigation fee: �
Liquor On, Off and Sunday Sale and Wine (new applicant) 3000.00
($500.00 non-refundable, �emaindec based on out of state expenses)
Liquor On, O�f and Sunday Sale and Wine (renewal, or misc. changes) 100.00
ENTERTAINMENT: - ` '`
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Amusement and Shows April 1 50.00
(Movies (per screen), Caravans, Circuses,
Amusement Rides)
Bowling Alley . April 1 20.00 Each lane
Dancing & Entertainment April 1 375.00
Games of Skill (Video) April 1 50.00 Each
Pool Table or Juke Box April 1 35.00 Each
MISCELLANEOUS
Auctioning
Auctioneers do not need to be licensed in the City of Golden Valley. However, they have to
show us a copy of a license or bond from the county or state and give us a letter on the date,
time and place of the auction.
Advertising Benches April 1 20.00 Each bench
Cigarettes - Tobacco Products January 1 200.00
(Over the Counter)
Dog Kennel April 1 200.00 per kennel
Garbage Haulers June 1 40.00 per vehicle
Multi-Family Apartment Recycling Haulers Jan 1 40.00 per vehicle
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Resolution 97-2 - Continued January 7, 1997
Business License Fees, continued:
LICENSE ANNUAL RENEWAL FEE
Gasoline Stations April 1
First Outlet (nozzle) 50.00
Each additional nozzle 10.00
Hotel/Motel/Lodging July 1 7.00 Per Room
Lawful Gambling License January 1
First Year 250.00
Renewal After First Year 100.00
Massage Parlors: June 1
Operating (each location) 1,500.00
Investigation fee: 1,500.00
(due upon application, due to ordinance violation,
due to inordinate number of complaints, due to
addition of owners, due to ownership change, (new license),
or upon City Council action for any reason)
Massage Certificate (each person) January 1 100.00
Massage Certification - Investigation fee 300.00
New/Used Vehicle Dealers September 1 400.00
Peddler's and Solicitors July 1
1 st person 30.00
Each additional person (up to max. $50.00) 5.00
Pawnbroker and Precious Metal Dealer January 1 12,000.00
(each location)
Pawnbroker and Precious Metal Dealer-Investigative Fee 1,500.00
(first application only)
Precious Metal Dealers (only) January 1 400.00
Taxicab June 1
Per Vehicle 30.00
Per Driver 20.00
License Cancellation Policy: 80 percent of the license will be returned.
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Resolution 97-2 - Continued January 7, 1997
UTILITIES:
Utilitv Permits:
Water Meter Permit 25.00
Water Tapping Permit 25.00
Water Cut-off Permit 25.00
Sewer Permit (connection) 30.00
Sewer Repair Permit 30.00
Sewer Cut-off Permit 30.00
Utility Fees for Service:
Tapping time and materials
Turn on Water (Addtl charge for call-in and overtime) 25.00
Adjust Curb Box time and materials
Replacement, repair or adjustment of ineter or outside
register due to neglect or carelessness of owner or
occupant time and materials
Meter Testing Size of Meter:
5/8" to 2" meter 10.00
3" 20.00
4" 30.00
6" 40.00
(To be returned to customer if error in meter has caused overcharge 5% or more in customer's
billing.)
Equipment (subject to State Sales Tax):
Water Meters:
5/8" X 3/4" 68.71
3/4" X 3/4" 91.06
1" 140.70
1 1/2" (includes flanges) 418.13
2" (includes flanges) 526.13
3" and above (special order) At cost +20%
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Utilities, continued:
Copper Horn
for 5/8" meter 36.65
for 3/4" meter 39.70
for 1" meter 70.10
Spuds
for 3/4" meter 4.40 /each
for 1" meter 7.25/each
"O" Ring 4.25
Utility Billinq Rates
Effective with March Billinq
Sewer (Quarterly):
Residential (per unit) All others:
Minimum fee, includes up to 10,000 gallons of flow
Water meters up to and including 1" 36.00
Water Meters from 1" up to and including 2" 60.12
Water Meters from 2" up to and including 4" 90.00
Water Meters over 4" 150.12
Above 10,000 gallons of flow per quarter (per 1000 gallons) 1.49
(Note: Water Meter Flow is used to establish sewer flow unless a separate sewer flow meter has
been established; all accounts with a quarterly flow above 10,000 gallons are charged at the flow
rate.)
Water (Quarterly):
Minimum fee, includes up to 10,000 gallons of flow
Water meters up to and including 1" 16.00
Water Meters from 1" up to and including 2" 32.00
Water Meters from 2" up to and including 4" 48.00
Water Meters over 4" 64.00
Above 10,000 gallons of flow per quarter(per 1000 gallons) 1.60
(Note: all accounts with quarterly flow above 10,000 gallons are charged at the flow rate)
Water Connection Fee (State Charge for each water hookup-Quarterly) 1.30
Recycling (Quarterly):
Residential Curbside (per unit) 7.00
Street Lights (Quarterly):
Ornamental (per unit) 6.00
Overhead (per unit) 2.75
Storm Sewer Utility Rate (Quarterly) 9.00
(charge for an acre of property with a Residential Equivalent Factor (REF.) of 1.00)
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Resolution 97-2 - Continued January 7, 1997
Utilities, continued:
Water-Fire Lines (Annual):
Pipe Connection Size:
2" 35.00
3" 45.00
4" 65.00
6" 90.00
8" 110.00
10" 130.00
�2" 155.00
Delinquent Penalty 10% per quarter of delinquent balance on utility billing.
Low Income Level for Senior/Retired due to Disability Deferral 19,100
Certification Fee for Utility Bills 20.00/bill
PUBLIC SAFETY
PUBLIC SAFETY PERMITS
Tank Installation:
Up to 1,000 gallons 25.00
Each additional 1,000 gallons 10.00
Tank Removal, per tank 65.00
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Resolution 97-2 - Continued January 7, 1997
Public Safetv, continued:
Fire Suppression System Permit, Sprinkler Permits:
1 st 10 sprinkler heads or fraction thereof: 20.00
Each additional 10 sprinkler heads or fraction thereof: 7.00
Standpipe, for the installation of each standpipe (up to 5 floors) 40.00
Each additional 5 floors 20.00
For the alteration, repair or extension of standpipe or sprinkler
systems where the work is of such nature that the fee cannot
be determined by the methods previously noted, the permit
fee shall be for up to $500.00 of valuation or fraction thereof: 20.00
Each additional $500.00 in valuation or fraction thereof: 7.00
Special fire suppression svstems - Halon, hoods, spray booth, etc. 25.00
(min. each system)
Fire Pumps 40.00
Permits Fee/Occurrence
Inspection of commercial cooking ventilation systems 45.00
Reinspection of commercial cooking ventilation systems 45.00
Fire Alarm System Installation:
New Installation 45.00
Alteration of Existing System 45.00
Additional charge if system exceeds $1,000 as follows:
Each additional $500 in valuation over $1,000 5.00
Tent/Canopy Inspections - Required for tents exceeding 200 sq. Ft.
and canopies exceeding 400 sq. ft. 45.00
Fireworks 45.00
Permit requires rental of fire engine and crew to stand by at display.
Equipment Rental (Includes one person to operate; additional personnel supplied at cost)
Fire Engine 150.00/hr.
Aerial Truck 300.00/hr.
Rescue Truck 100.00/hr.
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Public Safetv, continued:
Utility Vehicle 50.00/hr.
Squad Car 72.00/hr.
Personnel:
Off Duty Police Officer (minimum 2 hours) 45.00/hr.
Off Duty Fire Inspector (minimum 2 hours) 45.00/hr.
Firefighters, Lieutenants, Captains, Assistant Chiefs At Cost
Alarm System-False Alarms:
All fees are based on false alarms which occur in a 12 month period beginning March 1 of each
year.
1-3 false alarms No Charge
4-10 false alarms (upon notice given) 50.00 each
11-15 false alarms (upon notice given) 100.00 each
16 or more false alarms (upon notice given) 150.00 each
Alarm Monitoring Fees:
Residential:
Basic Charge 15.00/month
Each Additional System 5.00/month
Installation Charge 20.00
Commercial:
Basic Charge 25.00/month
Each Additional System 5.00/month
Installation Charge 50.00
Animal Control:
Dog License 6.00
Duplicate dog license 2.00
Impound fee for dogs 30.00
Boarding fee for dogs and cats (per day) 10.00
Public Safety Reports:
Copies of existing incident reports
1-2 pages 5.00
3-5 pages 8.00
6-10 pages 10.00
over 10 pages 10.00 plus .50 per page
Computer generated reports:
per half hour or portion thereof preparation
and computer time (includes up to 10 pages) 25.00
per page over 10 pages .50
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Public Safetv, continued:
Dog Owner's List 25.00
Fingerprinting (non-resident)
first card 10.00
addtl cards (each) 5.00
Driver's License Records Check (non resident) 4.00
PLANNING AND ZONING
Rezoning 300.00
Planned Unit Development:
Preliminary Design Plan 250.00
General Plan of Development 250.00
Amendments 200.00
Subdivision 225.00
Minor Subdivision 75.00
Easement Vacation (each request) 100.00
Flood Control Management (Special Permit) 75.00
Wetland Management (plus professional fees if necessary) 75.00
Variance from City Code: Zoning Chapters
Single family residential 35.00
All others 150.00
Conditional Use Items:
Conditional Use Permit 250.00
Conditional Use Permit for Home Occupation 75.00
Amendment to Conditional Use Permit 150.00
Temporary Retail Sales in Industrial Zone 150.00
(for each sale, up to five days)
Administrative Permit (each application) 75.00
(Seasonal--Farm Produce, Christmas
Tree Sales, etc. in Commercial Zoning District)
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Miscellaneous Fees
Video Tape Reproduction 20.00/tape + shipping
Photocopies (each page) .25
City Maps:
8 1/2" X 11" (non-resident)(B/W) .25
17" X 22" (non-resident)(B/W) 1.00
17" X 22" colored (resident) 1.00
17" X 22" colored (non-resident) 2.00
Other Copies of Plans, As-builts, Plats, Zoning Maps 3.00/page
Building Plan/ Storage Retrieval 50.00
Environmental and Zoning Review 75.00
Special Assessment Search (non-owner) 15.00
Property Listing (non-owner) 3.00
Weed Eradication/Lawn Mowing Rate (minimum one hour charge) 80.00/hr.
Street Eradication 50.00
Sidewalks and Driveways (curb cuts) 25.00
Forced Tree Removal cost of removing tree +20%
if certified on taxes $20.00/addtl
City Cemetery:
Burial Plot 350.00
Crematory (excavation) 75.00
Open/Close Fee 425.00
City Code Book:
Full book in binder 120.00
Updates 10.00/each
Zoning Chapters Only 10.00
Comprehensive Plan 5.00
Recycling Crates (set of two) 12.00
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Miscellaneous fees, continued:
City Budget (per copy) 10.00
City Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) (per copy) 10.00
Resident's Guide (non resident) 2.00
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