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Home My WebLink About1996 04 22 Regular Item A COMMISSION AGENDA ITEM A REGULAR X CONSENT INFORMATIONAL Apri122, 1996 Meeting MGR ;f~ IDEPT ft . Authorization REQUEST: Public Works Department/Utility Division Requesting Approval of the First Raeding of Ordinance #617 Implementing Water Conservation Rates. PURPOSE: The purpose of this Board item is to authorize the first reading of Ordinance #617 which implements the water conservation rate structure mandated by the St. John's River Water Management District as part of the 1995 Consumptive Use Permit. CONSIDERATIONS: The adoption of this ordinance is needed to comply with condition #21 of the St. John's River Water Management District Consumptive Use Permit and to also achieve the Comprehensive Plan goal for per capita water consumption. The CUP is the permit issued by the SJRWMD every seven years which limits the withdrawal amounts from the aquifer for our potable water supply. Condition #21 requires more stringent water conservation rates be adopted by June 1, 1996 which resulted from negotiations with the SJRWMD in 1995 for the West system CUP. The East system CUP expires in 1996 and is currently under review by the SJRWMD. The East CUP application proposes to combine both systems under a single CUP. The City Commission previously adopted Ordinance #563 on July 11, 1994 which implemented water conservation rates as required by the Comprehensive Plan and in anticipation of SJRWMD requirements. These rates are necessary to promote water conservation and meet the levels of service for per capita potable water consumption. The SJR WMD reviewed the 1994 adopted rates and noted that per capita consumption rates Apri122, 1996 Regular Agenda Item A Page .1... for 1995 were still excessive and above the 1995 interim level of service in the Comp Plan. ISSUE ANALYSIS The objective of a water conservation rate structure is to lower per capita water consumption. The level of service (LOS) in 1992 when the Comp Plan was adopted was 143 gallons per capita per day (GPCPD). An interim LOS was established for 1995 of 125 GPCPD but the actual was 138 GPCPD. The LOS goal for 1997 is 115 GPCPD which is still above the national average of 100 GPCPD. A usage of 100 GPCPD equates to 10,000 gallons per month. The SJRWMD noted that the 1994 rate change had not achieved the desired reduction in per capita consumption and wanted two changes; 1) a rate structure with greater economic impact and 2) for the water conservation rates to be implemented at a usage of 10,000 gallons per month instead of 15,000 gallons per month. We were able to convince the District that increasing the number of rate increments beginning at 10,000 gallons per month without a significant rate increase would achieve the desired results. The following is the proposed rate change compared to the rates adopted by Ord. #563: Individually Metered Residential Customers EXISTING Charge Per Thousand (1,000) Gallons $ 0.91 1.50 2.00 Gallons 0- 15,000 15,001 - 30,000 Over 30,000 Gallons 0- 10,000 10,001 - 15,000 15,001 - 20,000 20,001 - 25,000 25,001 - 30,000 Over 30,000 PROPOSED Charge Per Thousand (1,000) Gallons $ 0.91 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.50 Apri122,1996 Regular Agenda Item A Pagel Irrigation Meters EXISTING PROPOSED Gallons 0- 15,000 Over 15,000 Charge Per Thousand (1,000) Gqllons $ 1.50 2.00 Gallons o - 5,000 5,001 - 10,000 10,001 - 15,000 15,001 - 20,000 Over 20,000 Charge Per Thousand (1,000) Gallons $ 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.50 FINANCIAL IMPACT: It is anticipated that additional revenues of$80,000 to $100,000 could be realized if the usage of our water customers continues unchanged. However, our goal is to raise the awareness of wasteful irrigation by making it cost prohibitive thereby reducing usage. We fully expect that any increase in revenue will be offset within the next 18 to 24 months by a loss of revenue from the conversion of 7 to 10 subdivisions to reclaimed water irrigation. The cost of reclaimed water to the residents is about one fifth of potable water. The average customer usage for the West system is approximately 11,000 gallons per month. This rate increase would result in an average montWyincrease of$0.34 per month for those West system customers whose usage does not change. The average customer usage for the East system is 17,500 gallons per month. This rate increase would result in an average montWy increase of$3.18 per month for those East system customers whose usage does not change. April 22, 1996 Regular Agenda Item A Page~ RECOMMENDATION: I am recommending for the Commission to approve the first reading of Ordinance #617 revising the water conservation rates to be in compliance with condition #21 of the 1995 Consumptive Use Permit issued by the St. John's River Water Management District. The approval of the ordinance would also be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan Potable Water goal of lowering per capita water consumption. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE: The revised water conservation rates will be implemented June 1, 1996. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Ordinance # 2. Consumptive Use Permit #2-117-0029NGM2R 3. Conklin, Porter & Holmes Response Letter of September 22, 1995. 4. Objective A, Policy 1 of the Comprehensive Plan Potable Water Section COMMISSION ACTION: Attchment 1 ORDINANCE NO. 617 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AMENDING SEC. 19-102(1) USER CHARGE SCHEDULE, MONTHLY WATER SERVICE RATES, GENERAL OF ARTICLE IT, CHAPTER 19, DIV. 4 RATES, FEES AND CHARGES; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the City Commission of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, has determined it to be in the best interest of the safety, health, and welfare of the citizens of the City of Winter Springs to provide for the adoption of Rates, Fees and Charges relating to water and wastewater and WHEREAS, it is necessary to update these Codes from time to time. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA: SECTION I - That Sec. 19-102(1) User Charge Schedule, Monthly Water Service Rates is hereby deleted in its entirety, and the following replaced therefore: Sec. 19-102(1). Monthly water service rates. The water rate shall include a base facility charge based on the size of the meter plus a volume charge per one thousand (1,000) gallons or a fraction thereof as set forth below: Meter Size (in inches) 5/8 X 3/4 and 3/4........... 1 ................................... 1 Y2 ............,................ 2 . .................................. 3 ................................... 4 ................................... 6 ................................... Charge per 1,000 gallons .... Minimum Charge $ 3.58 8.94 17.89 28.62 57.23 89.50 178.85 0.91 Individually Metered Residential Customers Gallons Charge Per Thousand (1,000) Gallons o - 10,000 10,001 - 15,000 15,001 - 20,000 20,001 - 25,000 25,001 - 30,000 Over 30,000 $ 0.91 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.50 Irrigation Meters Gallons o - 5,000 5,001 - 10,000 10,001 - 15,000 15,001 - 20,000 Over 20,000 Charge Per Thousand (1,000) Gallons $ 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.50 The base facility charge will not be assessed if the service is discontinued. SECTION IT - CONFLICTS. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith being the same are hereby repealed. SECTION III - SEVERABILITY. If any section or portion ofa section or subsection of this ordinance proves to be invalid, unlawful or unconstitutional it shall not be held to invalidate or impair the validity, force or effect of any other section or portion of section or subsection or part of this Ordinance. SECTION IV - EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage and adoption. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA JOHN F. BUSH, MAYOR ATTEST: CITY CLERK First Reading Posted Second Reading and Public Hearing Attachment 2 Henry Dean, Executive Director . John R. Wehle. Assistant Executive Director Charles'T. Myers III, Deputy Assistant Executive Director ::~~~~;\~~~fl !~~~';1.~~;: #j'11.~}.j!?", ! ~ ........ WATER ~ MANAGEMENT ~ DISTRICT POST OFFICE BOX 1429 TELEPHONE 904/329-4500 TOO 904/329-4450 FAX (EXECUTIVEILEGAL) 329-4125 - PALATKA, FLORIDA 32178-1429 SUNCOM 904/860-4500 TOO SUNCOM 860-4450 (PERMmING) 329-4315 (ADMINISTRA TION/ANANCE) 329-4508 FIELD STATIONS 10.:: ......: , . J '\. 618 E. South Street Orlando. Florida 32801 407/897.4300 TOO 407/897.5960 7n5 Baymeadows Way Suite 102 Jacksonville. Florida 32256 904/730-6270 TOO 904/730.7900 PERMITTING: OPERATIONS: 305 East Drive 2133 N. Wickham Road Melbourne, Florida 32904 Melbourne, Rorida 32935-8109 407/984-4940 407/254-1762 TOO 4071722-5368 TOO 407/253-1203 NOVEMBER 7, 1995 ~ CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS ATTN: JOHN GOVORUHK 112S E. S.R. 434 WINTER SPKINGS, FL 32708 NOV 2 1 1995\ CITY OF WINTER SPRING: , City Manager SU8JECT: CONSUMPTIV~ USE PERMIT NO. 2-117-Q029NGM2R ENCLOSED IS YOUR PERMIT AND THE FOR~S NECESSARY fOR SUBMITTING INFORMATION TO CO~PLY WITH CONDITIONS OF THE PERMIT AS AUTHORIZED BY THE GOVERNING SOARD OF THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT ON NOVEM3ER 7, 1995. bbb_tQ~~bIA~tg_I~fQ8~AIIQ~_~y~!_gg_ ~Y~~III~Q_IQ_I~~_Q!~IBI'I~~_e8L!I~8_QffI'~L_f~_Q~_~Q~_liZ2~_ . eab!It;;~~'_EbQB:iQa__2~lZ~:1!tZ ~. . PERMIT ISSUANCE DOES NOT RELIEVE YOU FROM THE RESPONSIBILITY OF OBTAINING PERMITS f~OM ANY FEDERAL, STATE, AND/OR LOCAL AGENCIES ASSERTING CONCURRENT JURISDICTION FOR THIS WORK. THE ENCLOSED PERMIT WILL EXPIRE ON NOVEM3ER 7, 2002. IN THE EVeNT YOU SELL YOUR TO THE NEW OWNER IF We ARE THE RECORDING OF TH~ SALE. TO MAINTAIN A VALID PER~IT PROPERTY, THE PERMIT WILL BE TRANSFERRED NOTIFIED BY YOU WITHIN THIRTY DAYS'OF PLEASE ASSIST US IN THIS MATTER SO AS FOR THE NEW PROPERTY OWNER. THE PERMIT ENCLOSED IS A LEGAL DOCUMENT AND SHOULD BE KEPT WITH YOUR OTHER IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS. PLEASE REAO THE PERMIT CAREFULLY SINCE YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE <<ITH A~Y PROVISOS WHICH ARE A PART OF THIS PE^~IT. PROVISO COMPLIANCE IS A LEG~L REQUIREMENT AND YOUR ASSISTANCE IN THIS MATTER WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. ACCORDING TO CHAPTER 40C-2.401 AND SECTION 6.4 OF THE CONSUMPTIVE WATER USE HANOBOOK, A PERMANENT TAG WILL SE ISSUED gy THE DISTRICT fOR WELL IDeNTIFICATION. THIS TAG IS P~O~INENTLY DISPLAYED AT THE SITE OF WITHDRAWAL BY P~RMANENTLY AFfIXING THE TAG TO THE PUMP, HEADGAT=, VALVE, QR OTH~R WITHDRAwAL FACILITY. FAILU~E TO DISPLAY Patricia T. Harden, CHAIRMAN SANFORD William Segal. VICE CHAIRMAN MAITLAND Dan Roach, TREASURER FERNANDINA BEACH Otis Mason, SECRETARY ST. AUGUSTINE Kathy Chinoy JACKSONVILLE Griffin A Greene VERO BEACH James H. Williams OCALA Reid Hughes DAYTONA BEACH James T. Swann COCOA \ ,- CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS PAGE TWO NOV=MBER 7, 1995 A WELL TAG SHALL CONSTITUTE VIOLATION OF A PERMIT CONDITION AND MAY, IF WILLFUL, SE GROUNDS FOR RfVOCATIO~ OF THE PERMIT. PLEASE REFER TO. YOUR COpy OF 40(-2 IF YOU NEED FURTHER CLARIFICATION. YOU WIll FIND ENCLOSED A COpy OF THE MAP SU3MITTED WITH YOUR APPLICATION, WITH EACH WELL'S lOCATION AND NUMBER IDENTIFIEO. WHEN PLACING THe TAG ON THE ~ELl, REFER TO THIS MAP TO ENSURE PROPER WELL IDENTIFICATION. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CONCERNING YOUR PERMIT COMPLIANCE INFORMATION, THE ATTACHED FORMS OR WELL TAGS, CONTACT ME AT 904- 329-4274. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN OUR WATER ~ESOURCES. ROSIE PARKER, DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN DIVISION OF PERMIT DATA SERVICES ENCLOSURES: PERMIT WITH COMPlI~NCE FOR~S MAP WELL TAG(S) CC: DISTRICT PER~IT FILE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT POST OFfICE BOX 142~ PALATKA, FLORIDA 32173-1429 \ \ PERMIT NO. ~=11r::QQ'1~Si~fB D}\Tl: ISSU::O ~Q~~tH!~B _l, 122~ : A PER~IT AUTHORIZING: USE OF GROUND WATER FRO~ TH~ FLORIDAN AQUIF:R T~ SU?PLY POT~BLE WATER TO AN ESTIMAT~D POPULATION OF 16,854 IN 7 YEARS. LOCATION: SECTIONS 38/37, TO~NSHIP 20/21 SOUTH, RANGE.3D EAST SEMINOLE COUNTY . CITY OF WINTER SP~lNGS WEST SERVICE AREA ISSUED TO: (OWNER) CITY Of WINTErt SPRINGS 1126, E. S.R. 434 WINTER SPRINGS, FL 32708 PERMITTEE AGREES TO HOLD ANO SAVE THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT AND ITS SUCCESSORS HARMLESS FROM ANY A~D ALL DAMAGES, CLAI~S, OR LIABILITIES wHICH MAY ARISE fROM PERMIT ISSUANCE. SAID APPLICATION, INCLUDING ALL P~ANS AND SPECIFIC~TIONS ATTACHED THERETO, IS BY REFERENCE MADE A ?ART HEREOF. THIS PERMIT DOES NOT CONVEY TO PERMITTE~ ANY PROPERTY RIGHTS NOR ANY RIGHTS OR PRIVILEGES JT~ER THAN THOSE SPECIfIED HEREIN, NOR RELfEVE THE PERMITTEE FROM COMPLYING WITH ANY LAW, REGULATION OR REQUIREMENT AFFECTING THE RIGHTS OF OTH~R BoorES OR AGENCIES. ALL STRUCTURES AND WORKS INSTALLED BY PERMITTE: HEREUNDE~ SHALL RE~AIN THE PRO~ERTY OF THE PERMITTEE.. THIS PERMIT MAY 5~ REVOKED, MODIFIED OR TRANSFERRED AT ANY TIME PURSUANT TO THE APPROPRIATE PROVISIO~S OF CHAPTER 373 OR 403, FLORIDA STATUTES AND 40(-1, FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE CODES: PERMIT IS CONDITIONED UPON: SEE CONDITIONS ON ATTACHED MEXHIBIT A", DATED NOVEM3ER 7, 1995 AUTHORIZED BY: ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER ~ANAGEMcNT DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCE ~ANA~EME~T ~ ',,' ~ i,'T.:-", , C 2 ~ ' .j,: . y- \':"', BY.. .. . V, ~(OIRE,rOR)------;-~----- JEff ELLED GE ~OVERNI~. /j 8Y. ~~U~ -----cAssr--A-- S~CRETA~Y)-- ~ ~Y DEAN 1ft: X HIS I T ~, If, CONDITIONS FOR 13Sj~~CE OF P~RMIT NUMa~R 2-117-QD29N5~2R CITY OF ~INT~R SPRINGS C~T~D NOV~M3El 7, 1995 .1. . DISTR~CT AUTHORIZeD STAff, UPON PRO?E~ iDENTIFICATION, WILL HAVE ?ERMIS~lON TJ ENTER, I~S?ECT AND 03S~RVE PER~ITT~D A~D RELATcO fACILITIeS IN ORDER TO o~rERMIN= CO~PLIANCE WITH THE APPROVED PLA~S, S~cC!iICArIONS AND CONDITIONS Of THIS PER~!T. 2. NOTHING IN r~IS P~R~IT SHOULD BE CONSTRUEO TO LIMIT T~E AUTHORITY Of THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER ~A~AGE~ENT DISTRICT TO DECLA~E A WATER SHO~T4GE AND ISSU~ ORD~RS PURSUANT TO SECTION 373.175, FLORIDA STATUTES, OR TO fORMULATE ~ PLAN FOR I~PLEM~~TATION DU~I~G PERIODS OF ~ATER SH0RTAGE, PURSUANT TO S=CTION 373.246, FLORIDA STATUTES. IN THE EVENT A WAfER SHO~T~GE, AS DECLAR:O ay THE DISTRICT GJViP~ING BOARD, THE P~RMITTEE MUST ADrlE~E RED~CTIJNS IN WAT~R WITHDRAWALS AS S?EClfl~P OY TH: DISTRICT. 3. P~IOR TO THE co~srRuCTION, MODIFICATION, OR A3ANDONMENT OF A WELL, THE PERMliT~E MUST OBTAIN A W~TER W~LL CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FROM THE ST. J1HNS RIV~R WATER ~ANAGEMENT DISTRICT Oq THE A?PROPRIATE LOCAL GuV~RNMENT PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 'OC-3, FLORIDA AOMINISTRATIVE CO~E. CONSTRUCTICN, MODIFICATION, O~ A3ANDONMENT Of A ~ELL WILL REJUIRE MODIFICATION OF THE CDNSU~PTIVE USE P~R~IT WHEN SUCH CONSTRUCTION, ~ODIFICATION O~ AaANDONMENT !S OT~=R THAN THAT SP~CIFI~D A~O O~SCRIEEO O~ THE CONSU~PTIVE USE P=RMIT AP2lICATI0~ FO~M. 4. LEAKING OR INOPER~TrVE WELL CASINGS, VALVES, OR CONTROLS ~UST BE REPAIRED OR ~E~LAC~D AS. REQUIR~O TO ELIMINATE THE LEAK OR MAKE THE SYSTEM F~lLY OPE?ATIONAL. 5. LEGAL USES Of ~ATER ~XISTlhG AT THE TIME JF P~RMIT APPLICATION MAY N1T S= SIuNlfICANTLY ADVE~SELY I~PACTED 9Y TH~ CD~SU~PTIVE USE. IF UNANTICIPATED SIGNIFICANT A~V~R5~ I~PAcrs OCCUR,. rH~ DISTRICT SHALL R~VvKE TH~ PERMIT IN ~HOl~ OR IN PART TO CURT~Il OR A3ATE THE ADVERSE I~PAcrs, UNLESS THE IMPACTS C;N BE MITIGATED .8Y THE PERMITTEE. 6. OfF-SITE LANO USES EXISTING AT TH~ TI~E OF ~ERMIT APPLICATION MAY NOT S= SISNIF!C~NTlY ~DVERSELY IM~ACTED AS,A RESULT Of TH~ CO~SUM?TrV~ USE. IF UNANTrCIPATED SIG~IFICANT ADVeRSE I~PAcrs OCCUR, TH~ DIST~ICT SHALL REVOKE THE PE~MIT I~ WHOL~ OR IN ~ART TO CURTAIL OR A3ATE TrlE ADV~R5E I~P~{TS, ,UNLESS T~~ I~P~CTS CAN B~ ~ITIGATED BY THE PE~MITTc~. 2-117-002yN3M2R 7. THE DISTkICT MUST b~ ~OTIFI:D, IN WRITING, ~ITHrN 30 OAYS OF A~Y SALE, COiVEY,NCE, OR OTH~R T~AfISFER OF A W~LL O~ FACILITY fROM ~HIC~ TH~ PE~MITTED CO~SUMPT!V~ US~ 15 MADE 0~ ~ITHIN 30 DAYS OF ~NY TRANSFER OF ~WNERSHI~ ON CONT~0L Of Trl~ P~AL ?RJP~RTY AT WH!CH THE ~E~~rTTE~ CO~SUMPTrVE USE I~ LOCATE). ALL TR~NSF~RS OF O~N~RSHIP O~ TR~NSFfRS ~F P~R'ITS A~E SUBJECT Ta THE ?RJVISIONS OF S~CTION 40C-1.612, ,F.~.C.. 8. A DISTRICT-ISSUED IO~NTIFICATrON TAG SHALL BE PRO~INE~TLY DISPLAYED AT EACH wlT~DRAJAL SIT~ 8Y PERMANSNTLY AFFIXING SUCH TAG TO THE PUMP, HEADGATE, VALVE OR OTHE~ WITHDRAWAL FACILITY AS PROVI~S~ 3Y SECTION 40C-2.401, FLJRIDA ADMINISTRATIVE COOE. PER~ITT~E SHALL N0TIFY THE DISTRICT IN THE EVENT THAT A ~EPLACEMENT TAS IS NEEDED. 9. If TH~ PERM~TTEE Does NOT SERVE A NEW ~~OJECTEO O~MANO LOCATED wiTHIN TH= SE~VIC~ AREA UPON ~HICH THE AN~UAL ALLOCATION ~AS CALCULATED, TH~ ANNUAL ALLOCATIO~ WILL BE SUBJeCT TO ~O)IfICATIJN. 10. THE P:RMITTEE MuST =NSURE THAT ALL SeRVICE CO~NcCTIJNS ARE ~ETERE~. 11. LANDSCAPE IRRIGATION IS PROHI9ITEO 3ETW€EN THE HOURS JF 10:00 A.M. AND 4:00 P.M., EXC~PT ~S FOLLO~S: A. IRRIGATION USIHG A MICRO-I~RIGATIO~ SYST~M IS ~LLO~EO 4NYTIM=. 3. THE us~ OF R~ClAIMED WATE~ FJR I~RIG~TION IS ALLOWED ANYTIM~, PROVIDE) AP?ROP~IAT~ SIGNS ARE ~LAC=D O~ TH~ PROPERTY TO rNfO~M THE GENERAL PU~LIC AND DISTRICT ENFO~CEM~NT ?ERS)NNEL OF SUCH USE. SUCH SIG~S MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE wITH ~OCAL REST~ICTIO~S. C. IRrtIGATIJN OF, O~ IN PREPARATION FOR PLA~TING, N~W LANDSCAP~ IS ALL3wED ANY TIMe OF DAY FOR ONE 30 DAY PE~IOD PJOVIJED lRR!5ATIaN IS LI~IT~O TO THE A~OUNT NECESSARY FOR PLANT ~STABLISHM~NT. ,. ~ATEriING I~ OF CrlE~ICALS, INCLUDING INSECTICIDES, PESTICIO~S, FERTILIZ~RS, FUNGICIDES, AND HE~3ICIDES WH~N REQUIREO BY LAW, THE M~NUFACTURER, OR aEST M~N~GEMENT PRACTICES IS ALLOWED ANYTIME WITHIN 24 HOURS OF APPLICATION. E. IRRIGATION SYSTE~S MAY BE DPERAT~D ANYTI~E FJR ~AINTENA~CE AND REPA!R PURPOSES NOT TO EXCEED TE~ ~INUTES ?ER ~CUR PER ZO~~. 2-117-0J29N;jf\'.~F- 12. TREAT~D EFFLUENT ~UST ~E USED AS IkkIG'TIJN W_TER WHE~ IT EECOM~S AVA!LASLE, ~CJ~OM!CAlLY ~EASI~l~, AND P~R~ISSr9LE UNDER A?PlrCA~l~ ST~T= A~~ ftO~RAl STATUT~S O~ ~EGULArrONS P~OMULGAr~D THE~EJN0E~. 13. PER~rTTEE MUST SNrE~ INTO A CJNTRACT ~ITH EXI5TIN6 AND ~EW CUSTOMERS REQUI~ING T~EM TO INSTALL WAT~R CONSERVING DEVICES O~ SHOWER HEADS, FAJC:TS AND 4~TEH CLCS:T5. FOR EXISTING USC~S THE WA.TER CONSERVING DEVICES MUST ~E INSTALLED ~ITHIN ONE YEA~ OF lSSUA~CE OF PERMIT. NE~ US~RS MUST HAVE THES~ D:VICcS INSTALL=O AT TH~ TIME OF CONSTRUCTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH suaS~CTION 553.14, F.S. NEW CONNECTIONS WILL NOT 8E ALLCW~u UNLESS TH~S= DeVICES 4?E INSTALLEO. 14. ALL SUBMITTALS ~ADE TO DE~ONSTR~TE COMPLIANCE WIT~ THIS PERMIT MUST I~CLUD~ T~E C~P NJM~ER 2-117-0029 PLAINLY lA6El=.O. 15. THIS PE~MIT WILL EX?IlE 7 Y~ARS f~OM THE DATE OF ISSUANCE. 16. M~XIMUM ANNUAL GR0U~D WATER wrTHD~A~ALS ~UST ~OT EXCEED .THE FOLlOI"JP-jG: 575.7 rILLION GALLCNS IN 1995; 5?8.6 MILLI-::lN G;:'LLO:~S IN 19?6; 624.2 MILLION G~ L '_ 0 N S IN 1997 ; 638.8 Jf.llLION G ,~, L L :) ,'J S IN 1998; 660.7 MILLION G ~lLOi~S IN 1999; 652.6 MILLI'JN GA.LLO('jS IN 20:JG; 71J~.1 MILLION G,A.LLO"lS IN ~OD1. 17. MAXIMUM DAILY G?OJN') wATER WITHD~AW~L';) .""UST N!)T EXCEED THE FOLLOwING: 2. y'} :ULLION GP,LlJNS IN 1 ~95; 3.11 i-1ILLION GALLONS IN 1 ~ 9b i 3.25 i"lIlLION GALLONS ITIl 1'~9n 3.33 ."'! ILL I C ~~ GALL')'\lS IN 1 ?9,5; 3.45 MILLION GALLJN5 IN 1 ".f9?; 3.57 ."lILL 10.\1 GAllJNS IN 2JOO; 3.71 :-U Ll I 0..... GALLONS IN 2001. 18. ThE PERMITTEE MUST CO~Ducr AN AQUIFE~ P~RFORMANCE TEST (APT) ON WELL NO.6 PRI)R TJ THE WELL B~ING PLACED IN S~RVICE. A PROPOSED 4-INCH DIAAETER '~~lL ALSO WILL 8~ CONSTRUCTED A DISTANCE JF APP~OXI~ATElY 50 fEET FROM TH~ WELL NO. 6 AND WILL BE U5ED AS A~ UBSE~VATIC~ W~LL DJRINS THE APT. THE APT MUST ~E CONDUCT~D l~ Acc6RDANCE WITH AP?~~CIX H OF THE CONSUMPTIVE USE p:R~Ir AP?LrC~NT S HAND30CK AND AS DESCRI~EO IN THE CITY S SU9~ITT~LS OATEO JU~E 28, 1995 AND SU2SE~U~NTLY ?EVISED 0N S~PTE1~~R 22, 1995. ~ DETAILED 2-117-0~21NjM2~ REPORT ON THE AfT MUST SE SU8~ITT~D ~ITHI~ 30 DAYS OF COM?L~TrON Of T~E A~T, AN~ MUST I~ClUDE ALL D'TA (INCLUDI~G RECORDED FlcL~ DATA O~ DISKS) CaLLECT~D DURIN~ THE APT, AND D~TAILE~ CALCULATIONS oa Dccu~eNT~TION OF MODELS USED TO REDUCE THE FI~lD DATA AND TO O.ET~PMIN~ AQUIFER PR~PERTIES SUCH ~s TRA~S~ISSIVITY (T), HYDRA~LIC CON~UCTIVITY (K), A~D STORAGE COEFFlcIE~T (5). ~LL DATA COLL~CT~D DURING THE FRO?OSED ST~P-D~AADOW~ TeSTS ~UST ALSO ~E SuS~ITTED. 19. A WATER SAMPLE FRJM WELL NOS. 5 AND 6 MUST BE COLLECTED (FOLLOWING A PUMPIN~ PERIOD) IN MAY OF 1997 A~O 2000, AND ANALYZED ~Y -A CERfIFI=D L~BORATaFY FO~ MAJOR IONS INCLUDING PH, TEMPERATU~E, CO~DUCTA~CE, CALCIUM, MAGNESIUM, POTASSIUM, CHLORIDES, SULFAT~S AND TOTAL ALKALINITY. fROM TOTAL ALKALINITY, a!CAR90~4ATE A~D CARBONATE ION CJNCENTRATIONS S~OuLO BE CALCULATED. CATION-A~ION BALANCE S~OULD BE LESS T~AN 5~ ERROR. THE L~e RSSULTS SHALL 2~ 5U3MITTED TO THE OISTRiCT ~ITHl~ 3~ O~YS OF SA4?LE C6lLECT!O~. 20. THE 'PE~MITT~E MUST IM?lEH~Nr THE ~ATER CONSERVATION PLftN SUBMITTED TO TH~ DIST~!(T ON ~AY 1; 1995 AND SU?PLE~E~TED ON JUNE 29, 19Y5 AND SEPTEMBER 22, 1995 IN AC(OR'ANC~ ~IrH T~E SCHEDULES CONTAINED TrlEF.EIN. T~= PER~ITTEE MuST MAINTAIN A lOG OF Tr.OS~ A(TlvIT!~S CJMPLETEO AS PART OF THE ?LAN. A REPORT, OETAILl~G THE PROGRESS 0; PLA~ l~PL=M:NTATION MUST BE SU3MrTT~D TO THE DISTRICT IN O~ cEFC~E M~Y 1, 1999 OR UPON MODlfICATI0N, '~HrCrlEVER DATE IS SOON~R. 21. Bt JUNE 1, 1996 T~E P~?MITTEE ~UST IM?L~MENT THE ~ATE~ CJNSE2VATION RATE STRUCTU;E PRESENT20 TO THE ~I5TRICT IN TH~ SEPTEM9ER 22, 1995 SUjMITTAL. 22. A wATER AUDIT Of THE SYSTEM MUST 3E PeRFORMED AND SUB~ITTED TO TH~ DIST~lCT BY DECEMB~R .1, 1998. IF THE AUDIT INDICATES A GREATER THAN 10.0% UNACCOUNTED WATER LOSS, THE CITY WILL 8E REQUIR~D TO OEVELOg A LEAK DETECTION PROGRAM THAT .~UST BE I~PlEMENTiD BY MAY 1, 1999.. 23. THE PERMITT=E MUST SU~MIT THE ?~SULTS OF A REUS~ FE~SIBILITY STUDY fOR THE EAST AN) WEST S~RVICE A2~AS TO THE ~ISTRICT BY M~RCH 1, 1996. THE RESULTS OF THIS STUDY A~E SU9JECT TO DISTRiCT AP?ROVAL. 24. WELL NOS.. 3, 4, 5 AND 6, AS LISTED ON THE APPLICATION, ~UST CONTINUE ro BE MONITOq:D ~ITH TOTALIZING fLOWMETERS. TH~SE M~TERS MU~T MAINTAIN ~5% ACCURACY, BE VERIFIA3LE, AND BE INSTALl~D ACC~ROl~G T0 TH~ MANUfACTUR~R S SPECIFICATIONS. 25. PRIOR Te 3EGINkIN; USAG~ ~f T~E PROPOSED ~ELL NO.6, THE W~LL ~UST BE ~QUIPPEO WITH A TOTALIZI~G FLO~~ETER. THIS METER ~~ST ~AINTAIN 95% ACCUR~Ct, BE VEPI~IABLE A~D B~ ~ 2-117-0J2~NGM2~ l~STALLiD ACC~RDI~G TO TH~ ~A~UFACTURfR'S S?ECIfICATION5. D)CU~ENTAT18N (1.=. M4~UFACTUR=q'S S?iC!frCATIO~S A~D A PriOTO) Cf THE PRO?ER rNST~LLATI0N OF THIS MET=R MUST 3E ~J8MITTED TO TH~ DIST~rCT WITrl!~ 30 D~~S JF IiSTALLATION. 26. TOTAL W!TrlDRA~ALS FRO~ ~ELL NOS. 3, 4, 5 AND 6 1U5T 2= R~COROED CONTI~UOJSLY, TCfAlEO ~ONTHLY, A~D REPORTED TO T~E DISTRICT AT LEAST EV~2Y SIX M)NT~S fRQ~ THE I~IrI~TIO~ OF THE MONITuRI~G usrNS ~ISTRICT FORM NO. fN-SO. THE RE~ORTING OATES EACH YEAR ~ILL 3c AS fOLLOWS fOR TH€ DURATION OF TH~ p~RMIr: REPORTING PiRiOO JANUA~Y - JUNi JULY - OECE~8=R QEP02T DUE DATE JULY 31 JANU~RY 31 27. THE PER~lTT~E MUST ~AI~TA[N A~L ~€TERS. I~ CASE ~F FAtlUR~ OR BrtEA~DJWN Of ANY M=T~R, THE DISTRICT MUST 5= NOTIFIED IN WRITI~G WIT~IN j DAYS OF ITS DISCOVERY. A DEF=CTIVE METER MUST S~ REPAI~EO J~ R=PLACED WITHIN 30 OAYS OF ITS DISCOvERY. 28. TME PERMITTEE MUST HAVE ALL FlOwMETE~S CH:CKE~ FOR ACCU~ACY ONCE EVERY 3 YEARS ~ITHrN 30 DAYS OF TH: ANNIVERSARY DATE OF P~RMIT ISSUANCi, AND RECALI~R;TED IF THE DIFFERENCE BET~EEN TME ACTUAL FLOw A~D THE ~ET~R READING IS GREATE~ THAN 5X. DISTRICT FOR~ NJ. EN-51 MUST ~E SU8~ITT~D TO THE DISTRICT WITHI~ 10 DAYS OF TH~ I~S?ECTIO~I CALIBRATION. 19. SJURCE CLASSIfICATION IS 100% (703.10 MGY) fRJ~ THE CJNFI~ED OR 3E~!-CONFINED AQUIFER. 30. USE CLASSIFICATION IS 76% (540.20 MGY) HOUSEHOLD TYPE USE, A~D 15% (105.0' M5Y) COMM~RCI'L/INDUSTRIAL TYPE USE, ~ITH ESSENTIAL USE (fI~E PROTECTION) AND WATeR UTILITY NOT TO EXCE:D 94 (62.0, ~GY) CF fHE TCTAl VOLU~: PUMPED. -..> ,--.. ! Attachment ~'-'-' j(ip Lod-Q..(.(.~ Conk"I~.. ~'porter and Holmes @ GQ)" ENGINEERS, INC. a 1104 E. ROBINSON STREET ORlANDO. FLORIDA 32801-2092 TEL 407-425-0452 FAX #407-648-1036 September 22, 1995 st. Johns River Water Management District 618 E. South Street Orlando, Florida 32801 Attention: Sara Garrett, P.G. RE: Consumptive Use Permit Application No. 2-117-0029 ANGM2R. City of Winter Springs, Seminole County Request for Additional Information CPH Project No. W0446.00 Dear Ms. Garrett: Following is.a response to your letter of July 31, 1995, requesting addi tional information for the above-referenced project. Our responses retain the same format and numbering system as received in this and prior correspondence. Item 2 A. Conservation Rate structure The city staff agrees to'prepare an ordinance for passage by the City Commission which would lower the first block level to 10,000 gallons and would be based on the following table: Cat>acity (1,000 Gallons) Charge ($/1,000 Gallons) o - 10 0.91 10 - 15 1.25 15 - 20 1.50 20 - 25 1.75 25 - 30 2.00 Over 30 2.50 (' (I' For irrigation only, the following schedule would~apply: Capacity (1,000 Gallons) Charqe ($/1,000 Gallons) 0-5 1.25 5 - 10 1.50 10 - 15 1.75 15 - 20 2.00 Over 20 2.50 We believe the implementation of the above rate items are in conformance with your requirements. B. Xeriscape specific Condition No. 11 requires the permittee to use native vegetation that needs little supplemental irrigation within the project service area. The permittee, i. e., the city of winter springs, complies with this requirement. This is enforced through the Development Review Committee of which the utility Director is a member. ci ty projects are not approved until all items and departments are satisfied with the plan. During construction the landscaping items are enforced by the Building Department and after construction is complete, the City has a Code Enforcement Board/Officer which takes over responsibility for enforcing the requirements of the City Code. Please note that the City is also planning on adopting a xeriscape ordinance (previously submitted to SJRWMD) which would cover all new construction within the City of Winter springs. It is intended that adoption will occur by April '1, 1996. Enforcement will remain the same as described above. The city will also commit to the construction ofaxeriscape demonstration site in a median on Moss Road. C. Installation of Water saving Devices The ultra low volume devices shown in the SJRWMD Water Conservation Plan Form are identical to the requirements of the Standard Building Code which is used by the City of winter Springs. Therefore we believe we are in compliance with your requirements. . Attachment 4 Potable Water Section GOAL Provide an adequate public supply, treatment, and distribution of potable water for the city of Winter Springs. OBJECTIVE A) Winter Springs shall require that the following policies, which establish level of service standards, which are met when planning capital improvements and reviewing applications for development approval. Policies 1) Winter Springs adopts the following level of service standards for annual average daily volume in gallons of potable water per capita for the City owned system: Current LOS 143 GCPD Interim LOS (1995) 125 GCPD Future LOS (1997) 115 GCPD For the other potable water providers, the following levels of service are adopted: Seminole Pines 100 GCPD Seminole County 100 GCPD Casselberry 125 GCPD 2) Winter Springs shall require an Application for Service to the Utilities Department for connection to public potable water system for all proposed projects within the service areas. 3) Facilities for providing a minimum fire flow rate of 500 gallons per minute for residential areas and 1250 gallons per minute for commercial, industrial and institutional areas, shall be required as a condition of development approval. 4) Winter Springs shall require the connection to the City system and installation of a public water system. 5) Winter Springs may require the developer to provide and dedicate to the City the public water distribution system within any new development. 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