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Exhibit A Water Capacity Fees

Fort Bragg City Council
May 13, 2024

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Exhibit A Water Capacity Fees
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May 13, 2024
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EXHIBIT A

WATER CAPACITY CHARGES
(Adopted 05/13/2024)

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Rate (March
2024) Proposed Rate
per dwelling $3,280.20 $3,169.10
per dwelling $2,394.55 $2,313.44
Proposed
Unit EDU Rate/Unit Rate/Unit
stall 1.36 $4,461.07 $4,309.98
tunnel 1.82 $5,969.96 $5,767.76
1,000 sq ft of classroom 0.86 $2,820.97 $2,725.43
Washing machine 1.18 $3,870.64 $3,739.54
bed 0.55 $1,804.11 $1,743.01
bed 0.55 $1,804.11 $1,743.01
1,000 sq ft 0.45 $1,476.09 $1,426.10
1,000 sq ft 0.59 $1,935.32 $1,869.77
1,000 sq ft 0.59 $1,935.32 $1,869.77
1,000 sq ft 0.68 $2,230.54 $2,154.99
1,000 sq ft 0.68 $2,230.54 $2,154.99
1,000 sq ft 2.73 $8,954.95 $8,651.64
seat 0.09 $295.22 $285.22
1,000 sq ft 0.91 $2,984.98 $2,883.88
1,000 sq ft 0.27 $885.65 $855.66
1,000 sq ft patron area 2.27 $7,446.05 $7,193.86
1,000 sq ft prep area 1.82 $5,969.96 $5,767.76
room 0.68 $2,230.54 $2,154.99
1,000 sq ft dining area 2.73 $8,954.95 $8,651.64
1,000 sq ft 0.73 $2,394.55 $2,313.44

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City of Fort Bragg

WATER FACILITIES FEES
[1] For lodging development that includes both lodging and a restaurant, the restaurant square footage will be charged the restaurant fee separately from the per room fee.

WATER FACILITIES FEES FOR NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
Car Wash (Self Serve)
Car Wash (Full Service)
Schools
Laundromats
Hospitals
Convalescent Homes
Church
Retail/Wholesale
Professional Office
Dental/Medical Office
[4] Fort Bragg City Council Resolution 4762-2024 dated February 12, 2024, Establishes the Water Facilities Fee Deferral Program for eateries in the Central Business District which expires on December 31, 2025. A list of locations that have been granted a deferral under this Resolution is on file with the City Clerk's Office. [3] If a proposed commercial/industrial use category is not listed in the fee table, the City Engineer can prepare an estimated water flow for the use. The estimated usage is to be divided by the average single family residential customer water demand (110 gallons/day).

Single Family Residential
Multi Family Residential
[2] The water fee for a non-residential development is calculated by multiplying the Single Family Rate by the EDU and the number of units.

Counter Service Food/Dining
Lodging [1]
Restaurant (table service)
Supermarket
Beauty Shops
Brewery
Theater
Gas Stations
Garage
Bar

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