Laserfiche WebLink
5. The current table of tap fees shall be posted at city hall. All applicants for a water tap shall be advised as to the existence of table of tap fees <br />and a copy thereof shall be made available to such applicants. <br />6. For taps larger than four inches, the tap fee and other terms and conditions of the issuance of the tap shall be established by written <br />agreement approved by the city council. <br />7. Tap fees shall not be charged for nonresidential taps that are acquired, installed and utilized at all times solely for fire lines and automatic <br />fire -control systems. In the event such a tap is ever utilized for any purpose or connected to any fixtures or facilities other than or in addition to <br />fire lines and automatic fire -control systems, all tap fees for such tap shall be paid to the city in accordance with the table of fees established by <br />the city manager in accordance with section 13.12.040 and then in effect. <br />B Tap fees for separate irrigation taps and drip irrigation systems shall be as set forth in the table of fees established by the city manager in <br />accordance with subsection 13.12.040.A and shall reflect all irrigation water demand as determined by the director of public works. Drip <br />irrigation tap fees shall be limited to computable irrigation system flow rates of five gallons per minute, or less, and to areas less than 4,000 <br />square feet. Drip irrigation taps are not available for landscaped areas incorporating spray irrigated landscaping, regardless of size. Drip irrigation <br />systems shall be physically restricted in flow capacity to five gallons per minute or less. <br />C. In the event that a tap is not put into service by the owner within one year from the date of issuance of the permit therefor, at the time of <br />connection the city shall require a payment of an amount equal to any increase in the tap fees which have occurred since the issuance of the <br />permit. <br />D. The amount of any tap fee shall be reduced for any tap permit applicant in an amount necessary to avoid any violation of the applicant's rights <br />reflected in a written contract with the city. Any tap permit applicant who believes that such a reduction is necessary shall, at the time of the <br />permit application, identify clearly on the form provided by the city the particular contract and provide such other information, including a copy <br />of the written contract upon request, as the city may require to establish the contract right to the reduction. <br />Sec. 17.08.385. - Premises. <br />Premises is a general term which means part or all of any lot, parcel or tract, or part or all of any building or structure or group of buildings or structures <br />located thereon. <br />Sec. 17.08.570. - Use, accessory. <br />Accessory use means a subordinate use which is customarily incidental to the principal building or to the principal use of the lot. <br />Sec. 17.16.030. - Accessory uses. <br />Accessory uses shall comply with all requirements for the principal use except where specifically modified by this title, and shall also comply with the <br />following limitations: <br />A. A greenhouse or hothouse may be maintained accessory to a dwelling only if there are no sales from the premises. <br />B. A guesthouse may be maintained in a residential district accessory to a dwelling provided such guesthouse is used for the occasional housing of <br />guests of the occupants of the principal dwelling, and so long as such guesthouse is not used for commercial purposes and no charge is made for <br />the use of such premises. <br />C. The minimum rear yard setback from a rear lot line for accessory structures shall be ten feet. No part of an accessory building (including eaves <br />and overhangs) shall be located any closer than five feet to any principal structure, either on the same lot or an adjacent lot, in residential zone <br />