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RICK SCOTTGovernorKEN DETZNERSecretary of StateJune 4, 2015Honorable R. B. “Chips” ShoreClerk of the Circuit CourtManatee CountyPost Office Box 25400Bradenton, Florida 34206Attention: Keira Reiter, Clerk IDear Mr. Shore:Pursuant to the provisions of Section 125.66, Florida Statutes, this will acknowledge receipt of yourelectronic copy of Manatee County Ordinance No. 15-08, which was filed in this office on June 4, 2015.Sincerely,Ernest L. ReddickProgram AdministratorELR/lbR. A. Gray Building 500 South Bronough Street Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0250Telephone: (850) 245-6270 Facsimile: (850) 488-9879www.dos.state.fl.us

From:To:Subject:Date:Ords AdminKeira ReiterRE: Manatee County, FL Code of Ordinances - 1981(10428)Thursday, June 04, 2015 5:02:45 PMWe have received your file. Thank you for your submission.Respectfully,Ords Administratorords@municode.com1-800-262-2633(850) 576-3172P.O. Box 22351700 Capital Circle, S.W.Tallahassee, FL 32317-2235When available, please send all documents in WORD format to Ords@municode.com.However, if WORD format is not available, we welcome any document format includingPDF.emsAsk me aboutFrom: Keira Reiter [mailto:Keira.Reiter@ManateeClerk.com]Sent: Thursday, June 4, 2015 11:10 AMTo: Ords AdminSubject: Manatee County OrdinancePlease incorporate attached Manatee County Ordinance 15-08 into Municode.Thank you,Keira ReiterClerk I/Board RecordsFor R.B. "Chips" ShoreManatee County Clerk of the Circuit Court and eclerk.com941-741-4018

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Quantana AcevedoManatee County, FL Code of Ordinances - 1981(10428) Supplement 96Thursday, June 18, 2015 8:54:10 AMATT00001.binATT00002.bin****THIS IS AN AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED EMAIL****Below, you will find the material that we have received/recorded to your account.This material is being considered for inclusion in your next/current update,Supplement 96DocumentAdopted DateRecordedRecorded FormatOrdinance No. 15-086/2/20156/10/2015PDFOrdinance No. 15-226/2/20156/10/2015PDFUpdate the internet version of your Codemore often than a printed supplement.We can update the Internet quarterly,monthly,even weekly.We can post newly enactedordinancesin the online Code after eachmeeting.This email has been scanned for email related threats and delivered safely by Mimecast.For more information please visit http://www.mimecast.comFlorida has a very broad Public Records Law. This agency is a public entity and is subject to Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes,concerning public records. E-mail communications are covered under such laws & therefore e-mail sent or received on this entity'scomputer system, including your e-mail address, may be disclosed to the public or media upon request.

Vicki Tessmer; robert.eschenfelder@mymanatee.orgManatee County, FL Code of Ordinances - 1981 (10428) Supplement 96Thursday, July 02, 2015 4:07:15 PMATT00001.binATT00002.bin****THIS IS AN AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED EMAIL****Below, you will find the material that we have received/recorded to your account.This material is being considered for inclusion in your next/current update,Supplement 96DocumentAdopted DateRecordedRecorded FormatOrdinance No. 07-281/4/20077/2/2015PDFOrdinance No. 07-309/27/20077/2/2015PDFOrdinance No. 08-739/4/20087/2/2015PDFOrdinance No. 12-091/10/20127/2/2015PDFOrdinance No. 13-093/12/20137/2/2015PDFOrdinance No. 15-086/2/20156/10/2015PDFOrdinance No. 15-226/2/20156/10/2015PDFOrdinance No. 15-236/16/20156/26/2015PDFUpdate the internet version of your Codemore often than a printed supplement.We can update the Internet quarterly,monthly,even weekly.We can post newly enactedordinancesin the online Code after eachmeeting.This email has been scanned for email related threats and delivered safely by Mimecast.For more information please visit http://www.mimecast.comFlorida has a very broad Public Records Law. This agency is a public entity and is subject to Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes,concerning public records. E-mail communications are covered under such laws & therefore e-mail sent or received on this entity'scomputer system, including your e-mail address, may be disclosed to the public or media upon request.

Manatee County Government Administrative CenterCommission Chambers, First Floor9:00 a.m. - June 2, 2015June 2, 2015 - Regular MeetingAgenda Item #32SubjectOrdinance 15-08 - Utility Connections For New DevelopmentBriefingsAll6/2/15APPROVED In Open SessionManatee County Board of County CommissionersContact and/or Presenter InformationDan Schlandt, Deputy County Administrator, ext. 3732Action RequestedAdopt Ordinance No. 15-08 to establish provisions for utility connections for new development.Enabling/Regulating AuthorityChapter 63-1598, Laws of FloridaBackground Discussion On January 20, 2015, a worksession was held with the Board to discuss changes to our Sewer FacilityInvestment Fees per an update to our rate study and to discuss changes to the process for extension ofsewer line facilities. This ordinance and a separate ordinance also to be considered at this meeting(Ordinance No. 15-22) implement those changes as proposed at that worksession. As discussed at thatworksession, the new fees are necessary to adequately fund the county's participation in extendingsewer service to new areas and these ordinances will provide for a more consistent process foraddressing service in areas currently not served by the utility system.Proposed changes are also consistent with Local Development Agreements (LDAs) that have beenapproved by the Board recently as these proposed changes have been under review and development.Major provisions implemented by this ordinance include: Process for determination and conditions of agreement for alternative connections Oversizing of lines and other related infrastructure and potential participation by the Utility SystemCounty Attorney ReviewOther (Requires explanation in field below)Explanation of OtherOrdinance drafted by William Clague.Reviewing AttorneyClagueEmailed 6/4/15 KR VTSent to Municode and StateInstructions to Board RecordsPlease provide signed copies to Heather Dilldine (heather.dilldine@mymanatee.org), Amy Pilson

Manatee County Government Administrative CenterCommission Chambers, First Floor9:00 a.m. - June 2, 2015(amy.pilson@mymanatee.org), and Michelle Balais (michelle.balais@mymanatee.org).Cost and Funds Source Account Number and Namen/aAmount and Frequency of Recurring Costsn/aAttachment: Utilities Connection Ordinance v5-CLEAN.pdfAttachment: Affidavit Notice of Public Hearing - Ordinance 15-08.pdf

Facility Investment FeesManatee County Government Public HearingPublic Resources Management Group Inc.June 2, 2015

Application of FIFs Common in Utility Industry Applied by County for Over 20 Years Fees have not been Adjusted since 2006 Need to Recalibrate Fee – RecognizeInfrastructure Necessitated by Growth Support Policy of "Growth Paying for Growth" Existing Customers Not Responsible for NewCapital Favorable Rate Benefit – Keeps Monthly UtilityRates Reasonable2

Recover Capital Cost of Capacity Allocable toNew Users Must Meet "Rational Nexus" Provisions Dictatedby Case Law and Florida Impact Fee Act Must Relate Capital Expenditures to Growth Fee must be Based on Most Recent and LocalizedData3

FIF Analysis Only Encompassed Wastewater Existing FIF Includes Two Primary CapitalCost Recovery Components: Identified as “System” Costs – Benefit All Users Treatment and Disposal Component (Plants) Primary Transmission Component (Large Linesand Master Pump Stations)4

Existing FIF Includes Two Primary CapitalCost Recovery Components: (cont'd.) Doesn’t Include “On-Site” Costs Specific toDevelopment Manholes, Local Lift Stations, Collection Lines,Laterals Generally Donated as Part of Development Processor Billed Separately Analysis Focused Only on Primary TransmissionComponent of Fee5

"System Buy-In" Approach Equitable Method for Fee Calculation Determination of Pro Rata Cost to Serve NewEquivalent Residential Connection (ERC) ERC Represents Capacity Allocated to a Single-FamilyResidence Links Constructed and Planned Facility Costs toAvailable Capacity Serving Growth6

"System Buy-In" Approach (cont'd.) Considered Original Cost of Transmission FacilitiesConstructed and Available to Serve New Growth Considered Additional Transmission Facilities CostEstimates to Serve New Growth Reflects Today's Costs – Estimated by CountyConsulting Engineers Consistent with Most Recent Master Plan Considered Build-out Population Estimates toDetermine ERCs and Average "Unit Cost"7

Level of Service (LOS) AllocatedCapacity (Flow) per ERC LOS Assumed at 210 gpd per ERCto Derive Unit Cost8

Comparison of Existing and ProposedWastewater FeesExisting Fee Proposed FeeRate per ERC 2,315 3,027 Difference 712No Change in Fee Application Methodology,Just Amount of the Fee Charged9

Proposed Retail FIF Cost Component by Meter SizeMeter SizeERCFactorPlantCapacityTransmissionTotal FIF(Rounded)5/8-Inch x 3/4-Inch Meter1.00 1,925.00 1,102.00 3,027.003/4-Inch Meter1.502,887.501,653.004,541.001-Inch Meter2.504,812.502,755.007,568.001 1/2-Inch Meter5.009,625.005,510.0015,135.002-Inch Meter8.0015,400.008,816.0024,216.003-Inch Meter16.0030,800.0017,632.0048,432.004-Inch Meter25.0048,125.0027,550.0075,675.006-Inch Meter50.0096,250.0055,100.00151,350.008-Inch Meter80.00154,000.0088,160.00242,160.0010-Inch Meter115.00221,375.00126,730.00348,105.00Per Gallonper Day 9.167 5.248 14.414Over 10-Inch Meter [*][*] Price per gallon is based on the rate for a single ERC divided by a level of service of 210 gallons perday per ERC.10

Proposed Retail FIF by Customer Classification [1]ClassificationERC Factor [2]Fee ApplicationResidential, Single-FamilyN/AMeter Size per FIFResidential, Multi-Family0.67 2,028.00 per UnitMobile Home0.67 2,028.00 per UnitTravel TrailerN/AMeter Size per FIFHotel or MotelN/AMeter Size per FIFCommercial or IndustrialN/AMeter Size per FIFLarge UserN/ACombined Commercial and Residential0.67 14,414.00 per 1,000 Gallonsof Reserve Capacity per Day 2,028.00 per UnitPlus Meter Size per FIFCombined Commercial and Hotel or MotelN/AMeter Size per FIF[1] Amounts shown based on customer retail classifications and application basis contained in the FIFOrdinance.[2] N/A Varies since application based on meter size or gallons of reserved capacity; reference is madeto immediately preceding summary of the proposed retail FIF by meter size for a summary of the ERCfactors by meter size currently recognized by the County in the determination of FIF application to newapplicants requesting wastewater capacity.11

County Provides Wholesale Wastewater Service Town of Longboat Key and City of Bradenton Pursuant to Service Treatment Agreement Consumerscan Increase Capacity Allocation Wholesale FIFWholesale FIFExistingProposed 9,646 per1,000 Gallons 14,414 per1,000 Gallons12

Type / Complexity ofTreatment Time Elapsed Since LastImpact Fee Review Effluent DisposalMethod Density Within ServiceArea / Size of System Availability of GrantFunding to Finance CIP Utility Life Cycle (GrowthOriented vs. Mature) Level of Service per ERCStandards Local GovernmentPolicies14

Adopt Proposed Wastewater FIFs Fees Considered by PRMG to beReasonable and Meets Criteria Establishedby Case Law / Florida Impact Fee Act15

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We have received your file. Thank you for your submission. Respectfully, Ords Administrator ords@municode.com 1-800-262-2633 (850) 576-3172 P.O. Box 2235 1700 Capital Circle, S.W. Tallahassee, FL 32317-2235 When available, please send all documents in WORD format to Ords@municode.com .