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Home My WebLink AboutDocumentation_Regular_Tab 10C_4/11/200203/15/2002 15:47 561-5/5-b"L45 1'UDL-- VYu,.,,. I _ Memorandum To: Michael R. Couzzo, Jr., Village Manager From: nas C. Jensen, P. E., Consulting Engineer Date: arch 30, 2001 Subject: Stormwater Utility Assessment .F I L E. i Ir"r Please fund attached, Code of Ordinances Section 19-14, Stormwater Utility Board, that shows the months (April and May) the Utility Board must meet to review capital projects and establish stormwater utility rates. The Village Council must approve this rate and the residents must be notified during the month of August. Attached is a copy of a letter mailed to the residents during that month. Please advise if you should require any assistance in this matter. TCJ/Wk Attachments %%44AW nc--*-&-W&-MRCW=w 03/15/2002 15:47 561-575-6245 ruuuu WURhJ Ht § 19-13 sTORMWATER VaLITX See. 19-1.3. Program responsibility. § 19-15 It shall be the duty of the director to administer the stormwater management utility. The director shall keep an accurate record of all persons using the services and facilities of the stormwater management system of the village and to make changes in accordance with the rates and charges established by this chapter and accompanying ordinances. (Ord. No. 467, § 1, 1-13-94). • ' Sec. 19-14, StorunwateF,lltility boaxxd. _ A stormwater utiiitpboard is hereby created consisting of the members of the village council. The board shall meet a minimum of two (2) tiznes per year during ,April and May to review the next fiscal year's capital projections list and to set budget priorities for the next fiscal year. In addition, the board shall comment on the goals and priorities of the stormwater utility on an annual basis and meet a$ necessary to hear appeals of rates. (Ord. No. 467, § 13 1-13-94; Ord. No. 612, § 3, 2-8-96) Sec. 19-15. Flooding; liability. Floods from stormwater runoff May occasionally occur which exceed the capacity of storm drainage facilities constructed, operated or maintained by funds made available under this, chapter. This chapter shall not be construed or interpreted to mean that property subject to the fees and charges established herein will always (or at any time) be free from stormwater flooding or flood damage, or that stormwater' systems capable of handling all storm events can be cost-effectively constructed, operated, or maintained. Nor shall this chapter create any liability on the part of, or cause of action against, the village, or any official or employee thereof, for any flood damage that may result from such storms or the runoff thereof. Nor does this chapter purport to reduce the need or necessity for obtaining flood insurance by individual property owners.. (Ord. No. 467, 1, 1-1 ) i;,,�...;;y� Supp. No. 28 1063 03/15/2002 15:47 561-575-bY4b rU0L._Lk1 WLAXIN r) August 9, 1999 VILLAGE 0F TEQUES'i'A Post oFftcc Box 32-13 • 2" Y'tgucsta Drim - Suhc 300 �-egucsta, l+lorida'334G�-0273 - bear Tequesta Property Owner, Each year, your property has been assessed for your applicable share of the cost of operating the Stormmwater Utility Systenj in cl�ie Yillage of Tequesta., This' anotial assessment ;;=appears ors .the . nbn-ad valq►em'sectiop. o your, property tax bill •mailed on or about November I" of each year and is -collected by the tax collector who remits.the proceeds to Tequesta. The assessment pays for the debt and operating costs associated with the Stormwater Utility System. The Stormwater Utility provides this community.with the means to address Federal mandates concerning water quality as in the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES), permitting program associated .with stormwater;runoff: and for .flood -.control .improvements• and :associated .infrastructure repair.. and .maintenance. .,Your;: assessment is. based upon the type of property you have and/cir the amount of.impervious surface located on your property, alf of which is a factor of the engineering. concept •referred to as the Equivalent Residential Unit_ (ERU). The. proposed assessment is.,.4.5% .higher than the previous years assessment and is" necessary to .provide the :revenues .needed to balance the proposed .Stormwater Utility Fund Budget for FY 2000..- Upon receipt of .your property.tax bill on or about November I", you can receive a 4% discount on this assessment, other assessments; and your property taxes if you pay your property tax bill in November. Please find the details* of your proposed Tequesta Stormwater Utility assessment on the reverse side of this letter. Your proposed assessment is preliminary and will either remain the same or decrease on your final tax bill. If you have any questions or concerns about your assessment, please feel free to contact the Village Staff at (561) •575-6234. You are also welcome to attend the annual public hearing on September-9, 1999 at the Village Hall Council Chambers located at 3S7 Tequesta Drive in Tequesta at 7:00 p.m. Sincerely, Thomas G. Bradford Village Manager TG B/nm h My0ocumanCsV4anagerlAssessment Letter 98-99 Rccyckd Pape 03/15/2002 15:47 bbl-bin-bL40 This is not a bill. Please do .not pay. THIS ASSESSMENT WILL BE PLACED ON YOUR 1999 NON - AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAX BILL. please refer to this property control number for all correspondence: 60424025000001052 Mailing ORGF MANUEL & MARIA Address: 96 F FINE HILL TRL TFQUESTA FL Property Address: 334692666 96 PINE HELP. TRL TEQUESTA., YLOR16A 33469 Property Type: 01 Single Family Home . • AS REQUIRED BY FLORIDA STATUTES, I97.302, NOTICE.IS.HEREBY GIVEN BY THE VILLAGE OF TEQUE5TA •OF PALM BEACH COUNTY. THAT: ' 1. The purpose of this assessment is to provide 5torm Water Utility Services in the Village of Tequesta for the fiscal year 1999 — 2000, 2. The total assessment amount to be levied against your property is: $ 77.75. 3. The unit'of measurement to be applied against each parcel to determine the assessment is based upon the eijulvalent number of residential units (ERU's) of the square footage (SF) of the impervious area'(IA) of each parcel, -multiplied by w the rate :of $77.75 per FRU: I . SINGLE F ' MILY tlNtTS l Small I SF IA. To 2,506 SF IA 0.65 ERU'S X $77.75 $ 50.54 Mad-ium -"2;507 SF IA TO 4,621 SF IA = I.00 ERU'S '-'X $77.75 = $ ' 77'.75 Large - 4,622 SF AND UP - = 1.30 ERU'S X $77.75 = $101.0.8 QTHER UNIYS MUld-family Units (MFU) AVERAGE MFU SF IA = 0.84 ERU'S X $77.75 = $ 65.31 Condominium Units (CU) AVERAGE CU SF IA = 0.67 ERU'S X $77.75 $ 52.09 Commercial SF IA TIMES 1.00 ERU DIVIDED BY 3,576 SF ' $AMOUNT Industrial SF IA TIMES 1.00 FRU DIVIDED BY 3,576 SF = $AMOUNT Governmental SF IA TIMES 1.00 FRU DIVIDED BY 3,576 SF = $AMOUNT NOTE: -One ERU is 3,576 square feet. 4. The total number of assessment units contained In this parcel is: 1.00 S. The total amount of revenue to be collected for Storm Water Utility Services assessments in the Village of Tequesta Is $ 289.866. Florida Law requires that the following statement appear on this notice: "Failure to pay the assessment will cause a tax certificate to be issued against the property which may result in a loss of title.- This statement is true for any portion of your property tax bill. You have the right to appear at the public hearing on September 9, 1999. at the Village Hall Council Chambers located at 357 Tequesta Drive in Tequesta at 7:00 p.m. If you prefer. you also have -the right to file a written objection with the Village Council within 20 days from the date of this notice (August 9, 1999). Please call us with 2ny questions or concerns at (561) 575-6234. 0 This is not a bill. Please do not pay.