Attachment D - Ordinace 8780 Annual Fees

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ORDINANCE 8780

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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 2, “GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION,” TITLE 3, “REVENUE AND TAXATION,” TITLE 4, “LICENSES AND PERMITS,” TITLE 5, “GENERAL OFFENSES,” TITLE 6, “HEALTH, SAFETY, AND SANITATION,” TITLE 7, “VEHICLES, PEDESTRIANS, AND PARKING,” AND TITLE 8, “PARKS, OPEN SPACES, STREETS, AND PUBLIC WAYS,” B.R.C. 1981, CHANGING CERTAIN FEES AND TAXES; AND SETTING FORTH RELATED DETAILS

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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BOULDER,

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COLORADO:

Section 1. Section 2-2-17, “Administrative Fees, Rates and Charges Constitute Lien,”

B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as follows:

2-2-17. Administrative Fees, Rates and Charges Constitute Lien.

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(b)

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(d)

In addition to any other remedies allowed in law or equity, the manager may issue a notice, setting forth the name of the person(s) responsible to pay the fee, the amount of the fees, rates, charges, penalties,y and interest, and other costs, the date of its accrual and the fact that the City claims a first and prior lien on the real and personal property of the person(s) responsible to pay the fee in which the person(s) responsible to pay the fee has ownership interest. The notice of lien may be filed in the office of the clerk and recorder and assessor of any county in the state, or any other entity with jurisdiction over such property, in which the person(s) responsible to pay the fee owns real or personal property or with any person in possession of any personal property or rights to property belonging to the person(s) responsible to pay the fee.

Any corresponding cost incurred by the city for filing or recording documentation related to administrative fees, certifications, or liens with other government bodies, such as

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counties or state agencies, shall be included in the amount due from the person(s) responsible for payment identified in the notice.

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Section 2. Section 3-8-3, “Tax Imposed on Nonresidential and Residential

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Development,” B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as follows:

3-8-3. Tax Imposed on Nonresidential and Residential Development.

(a)

(1)

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(2)

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For new detached dwelling unit:

Transportation $4,951.70 $4,826.22

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For new or additional floor area for nonresidential development per square foot of floor area:

Transportation $2.48

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Tax Rate: No person engaged in nonresidential or residential development in the city shall fail to pay a development excise tax thereon according to the following rates:

(3)

For new attached dwelling unit or mobile home:

Transportation $3,592.54 $3,501.50 … Section 3. Section 3-20-2, “Imposition and Rate of Rental License Excise Tax,” B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as follows: 3-20-2. Imposition and Rate of Rental License Excise Tax. There is levied and shall be paid and collected an excise tax of $82.57 $80.71 per year for each dwelling unit that is required to get a rental license by the city, unless it is exempt from the tax by Section 3-20-5, “Exemptions,” B.R.C. 1981. Section 4. Chapter 4-20, “Fees,” B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as follows: 4-20-1. Airport Fees. Airport tie-down fees are $100 $40 per month for asphalt.

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4-20-2. Alcohol and Fermented Malt Beverage License and Application Fees.

(a)

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The applicant for a malt, vinous or spirituous liquor license shall pay the appropriate application fee, as follows: Application

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

New license Transfer of ownership or change of location of license License renewal Late application fee for expired license Special event: Temporary permit for transfer of ownership Bed and breakfast permit Duplicate license Trade name/corporation name change Temporary modification of premises Permanent modification of premises Five-hundred-foot measurement for liquor license application Tasting permit

Fee $1,000 $750 $100 $500 $100 $100 $25 $50 $50 $50 $100 $50 $50

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Each applicant for a fermented malt beverage license shall pay the appropriate application fee, as follows:

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Application (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

New license Transfer of ownership or change of location of license License renewal Late applications fee for expired license Special event Temporary permit for transfer of ownership

Fee $1,000 $750 $100 $500 $100 $100

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(d)

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(1) (2)

Each licensee licensed under Chapter 4-2, “Beverages License,” B.R.C. 1981, shall also pay the following applicable annual license fee at the time of applying for the license, which is refundable if the license is denied: Application Retail liquor store Liquor-licensed drugstore

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Fee $22.50 $22.50

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(3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

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(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17)

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$3.75 $3.75 $3.75 $25 $25 $75 $75 $75 $75 $75

Each applicant shall pay the sStatutory administrative fee of $100 per person for background checks caused by changes in structure of entity: $100.

(f)

Each applicant shall pay $38.50 per person reimbursement for background checks obtained by the city.

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$48.75 $75 $75 $41.25 $41.25 $75 $75

(e)

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Beer and wine Hotel and restaurant Tavern Club Arts Racetrack Brew pub Fermented malt beverage: (A) On-premises (B) Off-premises (C) On- and off-premises Bed and breakfast permits Retail establishment permits Vintner's restaurant Distillery pub Lodging Entertainment Resort complex

… 4-20-3. Auctioneer License Fees. An applicant for an auctioneer license shall pay the following fees at time of application: (1) an application fee of $100 $75, (2) an annual license fee of $90 $87, and (3) a $10 per person fee submitted for background check review. Application fees are non-refundable. License fees are refundable if an application is denied or withdrawn.

4-20-4. Building Contractor License, Building Permit Fees, and Payment of Estimated Use Tax.

(a)

An applicant for a building contractor license shall pay the following annual fee according to the type of license requested:

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Application

Fee

Class A Class B Class C Class D-1 through D-8 (5) Class D-9 (6) Class E (7) Class G

$460 $307 $197 $153

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(1) (2) (3) (4)

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(d)

$15 $75 $15

The value of the work covered by the permit shall be determined by either the City of Boulder Valuation Table or the estimated value of the work covered by the permit provided by the applicant at time of application. The higher of the two valuations shall be used to calculate the building permit fees and the estimated pre-payment of construction use tax if the applicant chooses to pay use taxes pursuant to Subsection 3-2-14(a), “Methods of Paying Sales and Use Tax,” B.R.C. 1981.

(1)

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… (f)

(1)

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City of Boulder Valuation Table means a table of per square foot construction values based on type of construction and use. The city has adoptedapplies the current August 2024 version of the cost data as published annually in August by the International Code Council. The table rates are for new construction which includes additions. All other scopes of work are expressed as a percentage of the new rates as follows:

(2) (3) (4)

Other fees are as follows: Permit Demolition Permit (A) Interior/nonloadbearing (B) All other Fence Permit and Retaining Wall Permit Temporary Event Permit Fee Reinspection Fee

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Fee $ 24.55 $173.70 $4.05 for each $100 (No maximum) $28.05 $123 $94 per occurrence (Payable before any further inspections can be done.)

(5)

Change of Use Fee

(6)

After Hours Inspection

(7)

Plan Check Fee (due at time of permit application): (A) Residential, detached dwelling units in the RR-1, RR-2, RE, RL-1, RMX-1; and detached dwelling units in RL-2 on lots larger than 8,000 square feet and that are not within the boundaries of a planned development, planned residential development, planned unit development, or an approved site review; or shown on Appendix H of Title 9, Land Use Code (B) All other residential, detached dwelling units not covered by (A) above (C) Residential, multifamily

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(D) Nonresidential

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(8)

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(9)

(10) (11)

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(12) (13) (14)

Energy Code Calculation Fee: Heat Loss Calculation Check Fee: (A) Residential (B) Commercial Reinstatement of Permit

Temporary Certificate of Occupancy Replacement of Lost Plans/New Redlines: (A) Residential/tenant finish (B) Commercial - New Gasoline Tank Installations House Moving Permit Grading Fees: (A) Grading Plan Review Fees:

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$81 (Can be credited to building permit fee if permit applied for and paid within ninety days.) $184.50 $123 per hour - two-hour minimum

Sixty-five Fifty percent of the building permit fee

Sixty-five Twenty-five percent of the building permit fee Sixty-five percent of the building permit fee Sixty-five percent of the building permit fee

$ 83.90 $104.05 Fifty percent of Building Permit Fee (Energy Fee will not be charged if no further review is required.) $173.70

$116.60 plus cost of reproduction $347.60 plus cost of reproduction $69.54 $58.50

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(i) Fifty cubic yards or less No fee (ii) Fifty-one through one hundred cubic yards $19.13 $18.65 (iii) One hundred one through one thousand cubic yards $28.73 $28 (iv) One thousand one through ten thousand cubic yards $38.27 $37.30 (v) Ten thousand one through one hundred thousand cubic yards - $38.27 $37.30 for the first ten thousand cubic yards, plus $19.13 $18.65 for each additional ten thousand yards or fraction thereof. (vi) One hundred thousand one through two hundred thousand cubic yards - $210.95 $205.60 for the first one hundred thousand cubic yards, plus $11.44 $11.15 for each additional ten thousand cubic yards or fraction thereof. (vii) Two hundred thousand one cubic yards or more - $325.70 $317.45 for the first two hundred thousand cubic yards, plus $5.69 $5.55 for each additional ten thousand cubic yards or fraction thereof. (viii) Additional plan review required by changes, additions, or revisions to approved plans - $52.63 $51.30 per hour (minimum charge—one-half hour). (B) Grading Permit Fees: (i) Fifty cubic yards or less $19.13 $18.65 Fifty-one through one hundred cubic yards $28.73 $28 (ii) One hundred one through one thousand cubic yards - $28.73 $28 for the first one hundred cubic yards plus $12.93 $12.60 for each additional one hundred cubic yards or fraction thereof. (iii) One thousand one through ten thousand cubic yards - $149.49 $145.70 for the first one thousand cubic yards, plus $11.44 $11.15 for each additional one thousand cubic yards or fraction thereof. (iv) Ten thousand one through one hundred thousand cubic yards - $252.91 $246.50 for the first ten thousand cubic yards, plus $51.56 $50.25 for each additional ten thousand cubic yards or fraction thereof. (v) One hundred thousand one cubic yards or more - $718.51 $700.30 for the first one hundred thousand cubic yards, plus $28.73 $28 for each additional ten thousand yards or fraction thereof. The fee for any permit issued after construction has begun shall be twice the amount of each fee listed above.

4-20-5. Circus, Carnival, and Menagerie License Fees.

An applicant for a circus, carnival, and menagerie license shall pay the following fees at time of application: (1) an application fee of $100$75, and (2) a license fee of $546$530 per day of operation. Application fees are non-refundable. License fees are refundable if an application is denied or withdrawn.

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4-20-6. Public Right of Way Permit and Contractor License Fees.

(a)

An applicant for a contractor in the public right of way license shall pay $206 $201 per year.

(b)

An applicant for a permit for construction in the public right of way, for improvements which are, or will become, through construction acceptance, owned and operated by the city, shall pay the following fees:

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(1)

An applicant shall pay permit fees for all other construction work, including excavation, as follows: a base permit fee of $101$98, and: (A)

$96$94 for one linear foot through fifty feet plus $1.15$1.12 for each linear foot over fifty linear feet of existing or new sidewalks, trails, curbwalks, and curb and gutter to be constructed and inspected, repaired, or replaced;

(B)

$96$94 for one linear foot through one hundred feet plus $0.89$0.87 per linear foot over one hundred feet of trench excavated or bored and inspected;

(C)

$96$94 for one linear foot through one hundred feet plus $0.89$0.87 per linear foot over one hundred feet of pipeline to be installed and inspected;

(D)

$148$144 for one square yard through three hundred square yards plus $0.42$0.41 per square yard over three hundred square yards of concrete or asphalt to be constructed and inspected for new or overlaid street, parking, or alley sections;

(E)

$148$144 for one square foot through three hundred square feet plus $0.42 $0.41 per square foot over three hundred square feet of concrete or asphalt to be constructed and inspected for the patching (repair) of street, parking, or alley sections;

(F)

$25$24 per cubic yard, with a minimum fee of $243$237 of structural concrete, masonry, or stonework to be installed and inspected for retaining walls, box culverts, wing walls, drop structures, and other activities not covered by the fees above; and

(G)

The following fees for each appurtenance to be installed and inspected:

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Appurtenance Maintenance hole Fire hydrant

Fee $145 $141 $96

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Valve box and valve Fitting (bend, tee, cross, etc.) Inlet Service line stub

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Kick block Meter pit ¾" — 1" 1½" — 2"

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3" and larger

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(2)

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(c)

94 $96 94 $48 47 $145 141 $96 94 $48 47 $48 47 $73 71 $96 94

An applicant for a permit for placement in the right of way of temporary construction equipment or materials, including but not limited to construction dumpsters, construction fencing, heavy equipment (not including cranes), scaffolding or covered walkways, for a single project on adjacent private property, not in association with the construction of public improvements within the right of way, shall pay the base permit fee plus $96$94. For cranes, this fee shall be $257$250. Such a permit shall be approved only when the applicant can demonstrate that placement of the temporary construction equipment or materials outside of the right of way is not feasible and shall be effective for a time period not to exceed the more restrictive of: a) the authorized time frame in the permit conditions, or b) thirty days. After the authorized time frame or thirty days have expired, the applicant shall either remove the temporary construction equipment or materials or obtain a new permit to allow the temporary construction equipment or materials to remain in the right of way for the duration of the new permit, which shall not exceed thirty days.

An applicant for a permit for construction in the public right of way of improvements to utilities which are not owned or operated by the city shall pay the following fees: (1)

An applicant shall pay permit fees for all construction work, including excavation, as follows: a base permit fee of $163$159, which includes an initial review plus one subsequent review, plus any of the following that apply:

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(A)

$96$94 for one foot through fifty feet plus $1.15$1.12 for each linear foot of existing or new sidewalks, trails, curb walks, and curb and gutter over fifty linear feet to be constructed and inspected, repaired, or replaced;

(B)

$96$94 for one foot through one hundred feet plus $0.89$0.87 per linear foot over one hundred feet of trench excavated or bored and inspected;

(C)

$148$144 for one square yard through three hundred square yards plus $0.42$0.41 per square yard over three hundred square yards of concrete/asphalt to be constructed and inspected for new or overlaid street, parking, or alley sections;

(D)

$148$144 for one square foot through three hundred square feet plus $0.42 $0.41 per square foot over three hundred square feet of concrete to be constructed and inspected for patching (repair) of street, parking, or alley sections;

(E)

$25$24 per cubic yard, with a minimum fee of $243.16$237, of structural concrete, masonry, or stonework to be installed and inspected for retaining walls, box culverts, wing walls, drop structures, and other activities not covered by the above fees; and

(F)

$48$47 plus $14.36$14 for each appurtenance over three appurtenances to be installed and inspected.

(G)

Additional reviews after the initial two reviews will incur another $163 fee per review.

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For the purposes of this subsection, appurtenance means any part of a utility system other than pipe, conduit, cable, or wire.

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(d)

An applicant for a utility permit shall pay the following additional fee:

Permit Utility construction

Fee $80 $78

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The reinspection fee is $123$94 per hour with a one-hour minimum.

(g)

The after-hours inspection fee is $184.50$123 per hour, with a two-hour minimum.

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(i)

An applicant for a permit to excavate an area in the pavement of any public street or alley with surface paving less than three years old as set forth in Section 8-5-13, “Construction and Restoration Standards for Newly Constructed or Overlayed Streets,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay an impact fee for loss of useful pavement life of $4.10$4 per square foot of paved surface area removed during excavation.

(j)

An applicant for a permit to work in the public right of way that includes closure or alteration of a transportation facility for more than twenty-four hours and for which a traffic control plan is required pursuant to Section 8-5-10, “Temporary Traffic Control,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay a traffic control inspection fee as follows:

(1)

$201$196 for a duration of one week or less.

(2)

$401$391 per month for a duration greater than one week.

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(k)

An applicant for a permit to construct a stormwater detention or stormwater quality facility required by Paragraph 11-5-6(b)(4), B.R.C. 1981, shall pay a fee of $853$831 per facility.

(l)

An applicant for a permit to connect to the stormwater utility system in accordance with Section 11-5-4, “Connections to the Stormwater Utility System,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay:

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(1)

A permit fee of $151$147 per connection.

(2)

An inspection fee (first two inspections inclusive) of $201$196. Each subsequent inspection is $201$109.

4-20-8. Electrical Contractor Registration and Electrical Permit Fees. (a)

For each electrical permit, the following fees shall be paid in addition to the fees established for building permits under Section 4-20-4, “Building Contractor License, Building Permit Fees, and Payment of Estimated Use Tax,” B.R.C. 1981: (1)

Permit fees. (A)

Residential (one- and two-unit dwellings, and townhouses, new construction, extensive remodeling, and additions [based on enclosed living area]):

Size Less than 500 square feet 500 through 999 square feet

Fee $36.70 $51.75

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1,000 through 1,499 square feet 1,500 through 1,999 square feet 2,000 square feet or more

$69.60 $90.25 $90.25 plus $5.90 per 100 square feet over 2,000 square feet

(B)

Residential Service Change: $36.70.

(C)

Photovoltaic/Thermal System Permit: $73.$69.60

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All other fees (including, without limitation, commercial construction and multiunit dwelling) based on the total cost of the electrical installations, including labor and electrical materials and items except as provided in Paragraphs (a)(3) and (a)(4) of this section:

Value $300 or less $300.01 through $3,000 $3,000.01 and up

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Photovoltaic /Thermal System Permit

Fee $ 42.85 $50.90 $19.60 per $1,000 of total valuation or fraction thereof $146.15 139.20

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(3)

Mobile Home Spaces: $42.85 per space.

(4)

Temporary Construction Power Permit: $36.40.

(b)

The reinspection fee is $123 $94 per occurrence.

(c)

The after-hours inspection fee is $184.50 $123 per hour, with a two-hour minimum.

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4-20-10. Itinerant Merchant License Fee.

An applicant for an itinerant merchant license shall pay the following fees at time of application: (1) an application fee of $75$50, (2) a license fee of $53$51 per 12-month period, and (3) a $10 per person fee submitted for background check review. Application fees are nonrefundable. License fees are refundable if an application is denied or withdrawn.

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4-20-11. Mall License and Permit Fees.

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The following fees shall be paid before issuance of a revocable permit or lease, kiosk, mobile vending cart, ambulatory vendor, entertainment vending, personal services vending, or animal permit, and rental of advertising space on informational kiosks:

(a)

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Any corresponding cost incurred by the city for filing or recording documentation with other government bodies, such as counties or state agencies, shall be included in the amount due from the person(s) responsible for payment of the fee.

4-20-13. Mechanical Contractor License and Mechanical Permit Fees. (a)

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For revocable permit or leases issued in accordance with Section 8-6-6, “Requirements for Revocable Permits, Short-Term Leases and Long-Term Leases,” B.R.C. 1981, an annual fee of $22.32$21.76 per square foot of occupied space;

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

An applicant for a mechanical contractor license shall pay the following annual fee according to the license requested: Class Class A Class B Class C Class D Class E

Fee $253.50 $127.25 $127.25 $127.25 $63.50

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An applicant for a permit required by this code shall pay the following fees, computed on the dollar value of the completed mechanical installation, including materials and labor:

TABLE OF PERMIT FEES

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Dollar Value $100 or less $100.01 through 400 $400.01 through 800 $800.01 and above

Fee $13.60 $16.75 $19.90 $19.90 for the first $800, plus $3.75 for each additional $100 or fraction thereof

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(d)

Solar Thermal System: (1)

(A)

(2)

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Plans resubmittal fee after permit issuance: $146.15.

(e)

The reinspection fee is $123$94 per occurrence.

(f)

The after-hours inspection fee is $184.50$123 per hour, with a two-hour minimum.

(g)

Residential Heat Pump System: (1)

Plans resubmittal fee after permit issuance: $73.

Nonresidential and multifamily:, $146.15$139.20. (A)

Residential:, $73$69.60.

(hg)

$300.

The fee for any permit issued after construction has begun shall be twice the amount of each fee listed above.

4-20-15. Plumber, Plumbing Contractor, and Plumbing Permit Fees. ... (b)

An applicant for a plumbing permit shall pay the following fees:

SCHEDULE OF FEES

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New Construction - Residential Fee 1-dwelling-unit structures (1½ baths or less) $ 68.85 1-dwelling-unit structures (2—3½ baths) $94 1-dwelling-unit structures (4 or more baths) $119.15 2-dwelling-unit structures $111.75 3- to 15-dwelling-unit structures $42.25 per unit 16- to 30-dwelling-unit structures $38.90 per unit Structures containing more than 30 dwelling units $34.20 per unit For purposes of this section, a roughed-in bathroom constitutes a bathroom. Remodel and Addition - Residential Fee 1-dwelling unit $34.20 2- or more dwelling-units Based on plumbing valuation (see Commercial)

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Commercial, Industrial, and Fee Miscellaneous Fees shall be computed based on the total dollar value of the complete plumbing installation including fixtures and all installation costs, as follows: $100 or less $13.60 $100.01—$400 $16.75 $400.01—$800 $19.90 $800.01 and over $19.90 for the first $800 plus $3.75 for each additional $100 or fraction thereof (c)

The reinspection fee is $123$94 per occurrence.

(d)

The after-hours inspection fee is $184.50$123 per hour with a two-hour minimum.

… 4-20-17. Secondhand Dealer and Pawnbroker License Fee. (a)

An applicant for a secondhand dealer license shall pay the following fees at time of application: (1) an application fee of $100$75, (2) a license fee of $104$101 per 12month period, and (3) a $10 per person fee submitted for background check review. Application fees are non-refundable. License fees are refundable if an application is denied or withdrawn.

(b)

An applicant for a pawnbroker license shall pay the following fees at time of application: (1) an application fee of $100$75, (2) a license fee of $104$101 per 12-month period, and (3) a $10 per person fee submitted for background check review. Application fees are non-refundable. License fees are refundable if an application is denied or withdrawn.

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... 4-20-18. Rental License Fee. The following fees shall be paid before the city manager may issue a rental license or renew a rental license: (a)

Dwelling and Rooming Units: $220$190 per building.

(b)

Accessory Dwelling Units: $220$190 per unit.

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To cover the cost of investigative inspections, the city manager will assess to operators a $250 fee per inspection, where the city manager has performed an investigative

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inspection to ascertain compliance with or violations of this Cchapter 10-3, “Rental Licenses,” B.R.C. 1981.

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… 4-20-20. Revocable Right of Way Permit/Lease Application Fee. (a)

An applicant for a revocable right of way permit shall pay:

(1)

Initial application: $772$752.

(2)

Resubmittal within four weeks of initial application: $386$376.

(3)

Renewal: $134$131.

(b)

An applicant for a revocable right of way lease shall pay:

(1)

Initial application: $891$868.

(2)

Resubmittal within four weeks of initial application: $445$434.

(3)

Renewal: $179$174.

(c)

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An applicant for an encroachment investigation shall pay the following fees: (1)

Residential encroachment: $840$819.

(2)

Commercial encroachment: $1,680$1,637.

(d)

An applicant for an encroachment off the mall shall pay an annual fee of $15.63$15.23 per square foot of leased area.

(e)

An applicant for a monitoring well encroachment shall pay $629$613 per well per year.

(f)

An applicant for a residential encroachment shall pay an annual fee of $119$116.

(g)

An applicant for an encroachment for a telecommunication conduit crossing as set forth in Subsection 8-6-6(j), “Leases for Point-to-Point Telecommunication Conduit Crossings,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay $22.38$21.81 per lineal foot of the conduit crossing per year.

(h)

An applicant for a revocable permit on private property pursuant to Section 8-6-12, “Outdoor Seating in Public Rights-of-Way and Private Property,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay:

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(1)

Initial application: $772$752.

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(2)

Resubmittal within four weeks of initial application: $386$376.

(3)

Renewal: $134$131.

(i)

Applications for any other encroachments not covered by this section will be reviewed and assessed a fee designed to recover city costs associated with the review and inspection.

(j)

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4-20-21. Sign Contractor License Fees and Sign Permit Fees. (a)

An applicant for a sign contractor license shall pay the following fee:

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Type of Contractor Class A contractor (manufacturer or installer of signs and related structures) Class B contractor (creator of painted signs)

Required Annual Fee $332.90

$174.05

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(b)

An applicant for a sign permit shall pay the following fee at time of application:

Sign Valuation Signs not requiring plan check or electrical review and inspections Signs not requiring plan check but including electrical review and inspection Signs requiring plan check but not including electrical review and inspection Signs requiring plan check and electrical review and inspection …

Required Fee $ 92 $178 $252 $344

4-20-23. Water Permit Fees. An applicant for a water permit under Sections 11-1-14, “Permit to Make Water Main Connections,” 11-1-15, “Out of City Water Service,” or 11-1-16, “Permit to Sell Water,” B.R.C. K:\BDAD\o-8780 1st rdg Annual Fees-.docx

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1981, or for water meter installation under Section 11-1-36, “Location and Installation of Meters; Maintenance of Access to Meters,” B.R.C. 1981, or for testing or inspection of backflow prevention assemblies under Section 11-1-25, “Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection Control,” B.R.C. 1981, and for inspection for cross-connections under Section 11-1-25, “Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection Control,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay the following fees: (a)

Permit fee (stub, connection, enlargement, renewal, abandonment): (1)

Water residential: $127.

(2)

Water nonresidential: $169.

(3)

Water private property repair: $42.

(4)

Irrigation residential: $127.

(5)

Irrigation nonresidential: $169.

(6)

Fire line residential: $127.

(7)

Fire line nonresidential: $169.

(8)

Main extension: $326.

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(b)

Inspection fee (stub, connection, enlargement, renewal, abandonment):

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Water residential (first two inspections inclusive): $169.

(2)

Water nonresidential (first two inspections inclusive): $211.

(3)

Irrigation residential (first two inspections inclusive): $169.

(4)

Irrigation nonresidential (first two inspections inclusive): $211.

(5)

Fire line residential (first two inspections inclusive): $169.

(6)

Fire line nonresidential (first two inspections inclusive): $211.

(7)

Each inspection after the first two inspections: $94.

(8)

Clear water testing fee: $243.

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(c)

Annual water resale permit fee: $50.

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(d)

Water meter installation fee:

(1)

¾″ meter: $537.

(2)

1″ meter: $708.

(3)

1½″ meter (domestic): $1,119.

(4)

1½″ meter (sprinkler): $1,119.

(5)

2″ meter (domestic): $1,475.

(6)

2″ meter (sprinkler): $1,475.

(7)

3" meter (sprinkler): $2,625.

(8)

3″ meter (domestic): $2,625.

(9)

4" meter (sprinkler): $3,283.

(10)

4″ meter (domestic): $3,283.

(11)

Install ¾″ meter transponder: $257.

(12)

Install 1″ meter transponder: $257.

(13)

Install 1½″ meter transponder: $334.

(14)

Install 2″ meter transponder (domestic): $334.

(15)

Call back for ¾″ and 1″: $99.

(16)

Call back for 1½″ and 2″: $182.

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Sales tax is due on materials portion of installation. (e)

Tap fee: (1)

¾″ in DIP or CIP: $237.

(2)

¾″ in AC or PVC: $237.

(3)

1″ in DIP or CIP: $289.

(4)

1″ in AC or PVC: $289.

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(5)

1½″: $381.

(6)

2″: $381.

(7)

4″: $583.

(8)

6″: $641.

(9)

8″: $724.

(10)

12″: $1,200. $1,183

(11)

Call back for installing a water tap: $312.

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The emergency water conservation special permit fee is$75

(fg)

Backflow prevention program: (1)

To test first backflow prevention assembly: $200.

(2)

Each additional assembly test at same location: $103.

(3)

For backflow prevention survey first hour: $200.

(4)

For each additional hour conducting backflow prevention survey at same location: $103.

(5)

To deliver water service termination notice for backflow violation: $59.

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4-20-24. Water Service Fees. A person shall pay the following charges for water services:

(a)

To terminate water service: $55.

(b)

To deliver water service termination notice: $29.

(c)

To remove water meter: $105.

(d)

To reset water meter: $97.

(e)

To resume water service: $58.

(f)

To resume water service after 3:00 p.m. or on weekends or holidays: $128.

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(g)

4-20-25. Monthly Water User Charges.

(a)

Special meter read: $55.

Treated water monthly service charges:

Meter Size ¾″

1″

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1½″

2″

3″

4″

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6″

8″

Hydrant Meter

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(b)

Inside City $22.59 $21.51 $38.04 $36.23 $81.89 $77.99 $143.42 $136.59 $319.05 $303.86 $564. 93 $538.03 $1,267.72 $1,207.35 $2,250.10 $2,142.95 $231.87 $220.83

Outside City $33.89 $32.27 $57.06 $54.35 $122.84 $116.99 $215.13 $204.89 $478.58 $455.79 $847.40 $807.05 $1,901.58 $1,811.03 $3,375.15 $3,214.43 $347.81 $331.25

Treated water quantity charges: (1)

Bill Block Block 1 Block 2 Block 3

Block Rate Structure: Block Rates (per thousand gallons of water) $5.93 $5.65 $7.91 $7.53 $15.81 $15.06

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Block Size (% of monthly water budget) 0—60% 61—100% 101—150%

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Block 4 Block 5

$23.71 $22.58 $39.52 $37.64

151—200% Greater than 200%

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(c)

Bulk water and metered hydrant rate: $12$10 per thousand gallons of water used.

(d)

Water leased on an annual basis: Colorado Big Thompson $50 per acre foot; all other based on cost of assessment plus twenty percent administrative fee, except when set by special agreement. If no assessment is charged and no special agreement exists, the cost is $50 per acre foot. Water leased on an annual basis:

(1)

Colorado Big Thompson irrigation use - $50 per acre foot;

(2)

Colorado Big Thompson municipal or industrial use - $600 per acre foot;

(3)

Colorado Big Thompson carryover capacity - $5 per acre foot;

(4)

All other water sources for irrigation use - based on cost of assessment plus twenty percent administrative fee;

(5)

If no assessment on water sources for irrigation use is charged, the cost is $50 per acre foot; and

(6)

Charges may vary when lease rates are set by special assessment or pursuant to a special agreement.

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4-20-26. Water Plant Investment Fees.

(a)

Water utility customers shall pay the following plant investment fees: The number of bedrooms, type of units, number of units, irrigated area, and AWC Usage** are used to determine water budgets as well as calculate the Plant Investment Fee (“PIF”). Any changes to these characteristics may require payment of an additional Plant Investment Fee before any water budget adjustments are made.

(b)

Customer Description PIF Amount.

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(1) Type

Single Unit Dwelling: Usage Amount of Square Feet of Irrigable Area

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Application Rate

PIF Amount

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Outdoor [per S.F. of irrigated area (2,000 S.F. minimum)]

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First 5,000 square feet of irrigable area

15 gallons per square feet (gpsf)

$3.93 $3.74

Next 9,000 square feet of irrigable area Irrigable area in excess of 14,000 square feet

12 gpsf

$3.28 $3.12 $2.63 $2.50 $14,421 $13,734

10 gpsf

Indoor

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(2)

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Multi Unit Dwelling: Outdoor (Separate irrigation service under Paragraph (4) of this section).

Indoor 1 or 2 bedroom unit (per unit) 3 bedroom unit (per unit) 4 bedroom unit (per unit) 5 or more bedroom unit (per unit) (3)

Nonresidential: Outdoor (Separate irrigation service under Paragraph (4) of this section). Indoor:

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PIF Amount $9,615 $9,157 $12,018 $11,446 $14,421 $13,734 $16,824 $16,023

Meter size ¾" 1" 1½" 2"

AWC Usage (Gallons)** 25% 50% 85% N/A 30,000 165,000 42,000 108,000 503,000 99,000 228,000 924,000 183,000 483,000 1,941,000

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Meter size* ¾″

25% N/A

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PIF Amount 50% $6,010

85% $33,046

$5,724 $21,630 $20,600 $45,666 $43,491 $96, 741 $92,134

$31,472 $100, 745 $95,948 $185,067 $176,254 $388,757 $370,245

Usage

Application Rate

Per S.F. of irrigated area (2,000 S.F. minimum)

15 gallons per square feet (gpsf)

PIF Amount $3.93 $3.74

1 1″

2 3

1½″

2″

$8,416 $8,015 $19,827 $18,883 $36,652 $34,907

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(4)

Irrigation service:

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The PIF for a customer whose total water demand exceeds the water use demand described in Subsection 11-1-52(j), B.R.C. 1981, is as follows:

Water Asset Valuations $543,177,125 $517,311,548 $1,208,456,965 $1,150,911,395

4-20-27. Wastewater Permit Fees. An applicant for a wastewater tap or permit under Section 11-2-8, “When Connections With Sanitary Sewer Mains Required,” or 11-2-9, “Permit to Make Sanitary Sewer Connection,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay the following fees:

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(a)

Permit fee (stub, connection, enlargement, renewal, abandonment): (1)

Wastewater residential: $127.

(2)

Wastewater nonresidential: $169.

(3)

Wastewater private property repair: $42.

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(4)

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(b)

Sewer main extension permit: $326.

Inspection fee (stub, connection, enlargement, abandonment):

(1)

Wastewater residential (first two inspections inclusive): $169.

(2)

Wastewater nonresidential (first two inspections inclusive) $211.

(3)

Each inspection after the first two inspections $94.

(c)

Sewer tap fee:

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(1)

4″ PVC and VCP: $238.

(2)

4″ RCP: $430.

(3)

6″ PVC and VCP: $295.

(4)

6″ RCP: $430.

(5)

Manhole tap: $961.

(6)

Call back for installing a sewer tap: $238.

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4-20-28. Monthly Wastewater User Charges.

(a)

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Monthly service charge:

Meter Size ¾″

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1″

1½″

2″

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3″

Inside City $18.40 $17.20 $32.37 $30.16 $73.64 $68.82 $129.81 $121.32 $291.76 $272.67

Outside City $27.61 $25.80 $48.41 $45.24 $110.46 $103.23 $194.72 $181.98 $437.64 $409.01

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4″

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$485.28 $485.28 $1,168.28 $1,091.85 $2,076.97 $1,941.09

6″

3 8″

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(b)

$778.88 $727.92 $1,752.42 $1,637.78 $3,115.46 $2,911.64

Quantity charge: (1)

Average strength sewage (as defined in Section 11-3-3, B.R.C. 1981):

7 Quantity

Per 1,000 gallons of billable usage

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(2)

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Inside City $9.48 $8.86

Excess Strength Sewage Charge. In addition to the quantity charge for average strength sewage, fees will be charged for excess strength sewage based on the following:

Excess Strength Measurement

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TSS (Total Suspended Solids)

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COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand)

TP (Total Phosphorus as P)

TKN (Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen)

20 ffCOD/COD Ratio (floc-filtered COD)

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Outside City $14.22 $13.29

Strength Fee per Exceeding 1,000 lbs. (mg/l) of discharge 300 $252 $240 700 $159 $152 8 $7,516 $7,158 55 $1,895 $1,805 >80% Waive COD fee

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Sanitary sewer utility customers shall pay the following Pplant Iinvestment Ffees (“PIF”):

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Customer Description

(1)

PIF Amount $5,626 $5,358

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Single Unit Dwelling:

(2)

Multi Unit Dwelling:

Description 1 or 2 bedroom unit (per unit) 3 bedroom unit (per unit) 4 bedroom unit (per unit) 5 or more bedroom unit (per unit) (3)

PIF Amount $3,750 $3,571 $4,288 $4,084 $5,626 $5,358 $6,563 $6,250

Nonresidential:

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15 Meter size* ¾″

25% N/A

1″

1½″

$3,280 $3,124 $7,735 $7,367 $14,298 $13,617

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2″

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Wastewater Asset Valuations $377,055,252

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50% $2,344 $2,232 $8,465 $8,062 $17,812 $16,964 $37,733 $35,936

85% $12, 890 $12,276 $39,295 $37,424 $72,186 $68,749 $151,638 $144,417

$359,100,240 $41,524,225 $39,546,881 $7,309,788 $6,961,703 $16, 749, 166 $15,951,587

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4-20-31. Wastewater Classification Survey Filing Fee and Industrial and Groundwater Discharge Permit Fees and Charges. (a)

(1)

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Applicants for an industrial discharge permit shall pay the following permit fees:

Gallons per Day 0 1—100 101— 10,000 10,001— 25,000 Over 25,000

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Flow: Annual Fee $100 $500 $5,210 $4,958 $7,350 $7,000 $9,260 $8,823

… (c)

The fee for dumping domestic septic wastes at the septage receiving station at the wastewater treatment plant in accordance with Section 11-3-10, “Septage Tank Waste,” B.R.C. 1981, shall be $100$90 per thousand gallons.

4-20-37. Historic Preservation Application Fees.

(a)

An applicant for designation of an individual landmark shall pay:

(1)

If applicant is an owner of the property, : $25.

(2)

If applicant is not an owner of the property, : $100.

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(c)

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An applicant for a demolition permit for applications for demolition, moving, and removal of non-landmarked buildings that are over fifty years old shall pay:

… (d)

An applicant for a sState tTax cCredit fFee requesting city review shall pay:

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4-20-39. Animal Impoundment Fee.

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The animal impoundment fee prescribed by Subsection 6-1-25(b), B.R.C. 1981, is $55 per animal with a license; board fee for bite animal quarantine (dangerous animals) is $25 per day. There is also a $20 per day fee for the city to feeding and keeping the animal by the city.

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4-20-43. Development Application Fees.

(a)

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Subdivision fees: (1)

An applicant for subdivision approval shall pay the following fees: (A)

Preliminary plat Initial application: $7,630.

15 Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $3,815.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $2,520.

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(B)

Subdivision agreement and/or final plat

Standard

Initial application: $3,860.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $1,270.

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Complex Initial application: $6,170.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $2,040.

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(2)

An applicant for construction of public improvements required as part of any approved subdivision shall pay the fees set forth in Section 4-20-6, “Public Right of Way Permit and Contractor License Fees,” B.R.C. 1981.

(3)

An applicant for a lot line adjustment shall pay the following fees:

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Initial application: $1,160.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $380.

(4)

An applicant for a lot line elimination shall pay the following fees: Initial application: $690.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $230.

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(5)

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(b)

An applicant for a minor subdivision shall pay the following fees: Initial application: $1,710.

Land use regulation fees:

(1)

Applicant for a blue line amendment shall pay $524.

(2)

An applicant for zoning of land to be annexed shall pay the following fees:

Feasibility study

19 Annexation feasibility study: $2,100.

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… Simple Residential Detached Dwelling Unit Initial application: $5,000. Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $2,500.

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Standard

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Initial application: $15,000. Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $7,500.

Complex

Initial application: $20,000.

Each additional annexation agreement: $2,500.

Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $10,000.

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(3)

An applicant for approval of a use review shall pay the following fees:

Standard

Initial application: $3,420.

Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $1,710.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $1,130.

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Nonconforming uses and nonstandard lots and buildings Initial application: $2,870.

Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $1,435.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $950.

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Minor use review Initial application: $1,710.

Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied) :$855.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $560.

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(4)

An applicant for the concept plan review and comment process shall pay $8,915.

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Applicant shall also pay the planning board/city council administrative fee.

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An applicant for approval of a site review or an amendment to a site review shall pay the following fees: Standard

Initial application: $14,480.

Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $7,240.

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(5)

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $4,780. Height modification only Initial application: $2,870. Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $1,435. Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $950. Simple site review Initial application: $7,630. Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $3,815. Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff review of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $2,520. Minor site review Initial application: $3,420. Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $1,710.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $1,130.

Complex site review

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Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $20,290.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $13,390.

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(6)

Initial application: $22,890.

Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $11,445.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $7,550.

9 (7)

Reapplication for same type of revision on same property within six months (if initial application is withdrawn or denied): $3,815.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $2,520.

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(8)

An applicant for a temporary water utility connection permit shall pay $393.

(14)

An applicant for selling from a moveable structure, vacant lot, or a parking lot (includes Christmas tree sales) shall pay the following fees:

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Initial application: $252.

Application renewal: $84.

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An applicant for an outside city utility permit shall pay the following fees: Initial application: $7,630.

An applicant for rezoning shall pay the following fees:

(15)

An applicant for a wireless communications facility, including small cell facilities in the public right-of-way, shall pay the following fees: New, modification to, or collocation of wireless communications facility, and eligible facilities request, for each facility that is part of the application: $2,440. Small cell facility in public right-of-way, up to five facilities as part of the application: $500.

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New vertical infrastructure in the public right-of-way intending to support one or more small cell facility: $1,000.

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Small cell facilities in the public right-of-way are subject to a yearly fee of $277 $270 per facility.

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(16)

An applicant for a group home facility shall pay $505.

(17)

An applicant for a review for development under Section 9-7-12, “Two Detached Dwellings on a Single Lot,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay $560.

(18)

An applicant for an administrative solar exception shall pay $252.

(19)

An applicant for a conditional use in a BC zoning district pursuant to Section 9-62(c)(1), “Specific Use Standards for Uses in the BC Zoning Districts,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay $274.

(20)

An applicant for vacation of a public street or alley shall pay $4,400 $4,000 for a vacation feasibility study and $5,800 $5,230 for a vacation processing fee. An applicant for vacation of a public easement shall pay $630 $505.

(21)

An applicant for an administrative setback variance shall pay $252.

(22)

An applicant for a minor modification to an approved discretionary review plan shall pay the following fees:

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Standard: $757.

Simple: $168.

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(23)

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Application renewal: $84. (24)

An applicant for a miscellaneous plan review (additional plan review required by changes, additions, or revisions to approved plans) or other services associated with development review shall pay $131 per hour of staff time required, with a minimum charge of one hour.

(25)

Development related fees:

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An applicant for temporary outdoor entertainment shall pay the following fees: Initial application: $252.

An applicant requesting a zoning verification letter shall pay $136.

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An applicant requesting to rescind a development agreement shall pay $547.

An applicant for an administrative relief/transportation/parking shall pay $274.

An applicant for an administrative relief/nonconforming use substitution shall pay $274.

An applicant for an administrative relief/landscaping standards modification shall pay $274.

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An applicant requesting initial property addressing shall pay $32 plus$16/unit.

An applicant requesting a change of address shall pay $274.

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An applicant requesting a street name change/city council approval shall pay an administrative fee of $1,580 plus review fee of $524.

Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan fees:

An applicant for a land use designation change outside the annual update process shall pay $630.

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(26)

An applicant for approval of a form-based code review or an amendment to a form-based code review shall pay the following fees: Form-Based Code Review: $8,885.

Form-Based Code Review Amendment: $2,100.

Administrative Form-Based Code Review: $757.

17 Minor Modification to a Form-Based Code Review (standard): $757.

Minor Modification to a Form-Based Code Review (simple): $168.

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(27)

An operator for an oil and gas operations use registering or renewing an operator registration shall pay $500.

(28)

An applicant for a geophysical exploration permit shall pay $1,050.

(29)

An applicant for a well and pipeline abandonment or decommissioning permit shall pay $274.

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(c)

Affordable housing design review fees. (1)

An applicant for an affordable housing design review shall pay the following fees:

Initial application: $3,420.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $1,130.

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Technical document review fees: The utility documents and fees listed in this section may be required as part of a technical document review, but may also be requested for any review process which would warrant a review type listed below:

(1)

(d)

Simple: $770.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $250. Standard: $3,090.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $1,020.

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Complex: $6,170.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $2,040.

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The above fees are applicable whether plans are submitted individually or as part of a full construction plan set.

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An applicant for a utility report plan and profile review shall pay the following fees:

(2)

An applicant for a Colorado Department of Transportation Highway Access Permit shall pay $630.

(3)

An applicant for a transportation plan and report shall pay the following fees: Simple: $770.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $250.

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Standard: $3,090.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $1,020.

Complex: $6,170.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $2,040.

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... (4)

An applicant for a stormwater quality and erosion control plan and report shall pay the following fees:

Simple: $770.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $250.

Standard: $3,090.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $1,020.

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Complex: $6,170.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $2,040.

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(5)

An applicant for a final plan review shall pay the following fees: Final architecture, landscaping, and site plan combined - this only applies to site review simple category: $1,540. Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $510. Final architecture plan: $1,230.

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Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $410.

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Final landscaping plan: $1,230.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $410.

Final site plan: $1,230.

Fee includes an initial and two subsequent staff reviews of the application. Each additional staff review of an application is $410.

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... (e)

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4-20-44. Floodplain Development Permits and Flood Control Variance Fees. (a)

If the floodplain development permit is for a development not located within the conveyance zone: (1)

An applicant for a floodplain development permit for the construction of a fence, or for flatwork, shall pay $36$35.

(2)

An applicant for a floodplain development permit for construction of a shed, garage, deck, or for interior or exterior “rehabilitation” as defined in Section 9-161, “General Definitions,” B.R.C. 1981, of an existing structure shall pay $87$85.

(3)

An applicant for a floodplain development permit for improvements or additions to an existing structure not meeting the thresholds for “substantial damage,” “substantial improvement” or “substantial modification” as defined in Section 916-1, “General Definitions,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay $359$350.

(4)

An applicant for a floodplain development permit for work on an existing residential structure exceeding the threshold for “substantial damage,” “substantial improvement” or “substantial modification” as defined in Section 916-1, “General Definitions,” B.R.C. 1981, or any new residential, commercial, or mixed-use structure elevated to flood protection elevation shall pay $718$700.

(5)

An applicant for a floodplain development permit for an addition to an existing structure, “substantial improvement,” “substantial modification” or construction of a new structure with “floodproofing” as that term is defined in Section 9-16-1, “General Definitions,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay $3,771$3,675.

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(b)

If the floodplain development permit is for a development located within the conveyance zone or the floodway:

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(1)

An applicant for a floodplain development permit where a floodplain analysis is not required shall pay $718$700.

(2)

An applicant for a floodplain development permit where the city manager, pursuant to Paragraph 9-3-6(b)(3), B.R.C. 1981, requires the applicant to furnish a floodplain analysis, the applicant shall pay $3,694$3,600 plus additional consultant or third-party reviewer costs for the associated analysis and review.

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An applicant for a floodplain development permit for an emergency operations plan shall pay:

(1)

$718$700 for an evacuation plan.

(2)

$1,436$1,400 for a shelter-in-place plan.

(c)

(d)

An applicant for a floodplain development permit for a hazardous materials facility shall pay $718 $700 for containment of hazardous materials or shall apply for elevation or floodproofing permits as described above.

(e)

An applicant for a floodplain map revision shall pay:

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(1)

$718$700 for a map revision that involves fill.

(2)

$3, 694$3,600 for a map revision that includes a floodplain analysis, plus additional consultant costs or third-party reviewer for the associated analysis and review.

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(f)

An applicant for a variance from the floodplain regulation provisions of Section 9-3-7, “Variances,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay $1,436$1,400.

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(h)

4-20-45. Stormwater and Flood Management Fees.

(a)

An applicant for a floodplain information request shall pay $29$28 for each address.

Owners of detached residences and attached single unit metered residences in the city shall pay the following monthly storm water and flood management fees:

Size of Parcel

(1)

Up to 15,000 sq. ft.: $31.97.$29.88

(2)

15, 00115,000—30,000 sq. ft.: $38.68. 36.15

(3)

30,001 sq. ft. and over: $45.41.$42.44

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(b)

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The owners of all other parcels of land in the city on which any improvement has been constructed shall pay a storm water and flood management fee based on: (1)

$5.13$4.79 fixed monthly billing charge, and

(2)

$0.0117069$0.010941 per square foot of impervious area.

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4-20-46. Stormwater and Flood Management Utility Plant Investment Fee.

Owners of all parcels of land in the city submitting building permit applications shall pay a stormwater and flood management plant investment fee based on the square feet of added impervious area. However, if new stormwater detention facilities are built by the owner according to the most current City of Boulder Design and Construction Standards in effect at the time the building permit application is submitted, on or after April 2, 2009, the applicable fee shall be reduced by fifty percent.

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Usage (Per Square Foot of Impervious Area)

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4-20-49. Neighborhood Parking Permit Fee. (a)

A zone resident applying for a neighborhood parking permit shall pay $54.50$53.00 for each permit or renewal thereof, except that a resident of the Chautauqua North neighborhood zone shall instead pay $11.50$11.

(b)

A resident of a neighborhood permit parking zone may purchase a Flex permit for $54.50 $53.

(c)

A business applying for a neighborhood parking permit for employees shall pay $81$79 for each permit or renewal thereof.

(d)

An individual who does not reside within the zone applying for a neighborhood parking permit, if permitted in the zone, shall pay $41.50$40.50 for each monthly commuter permit or renewal thereof.

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(f)

PIF Amount $3.01 $2.87

A contractor applying for a mobile vendor permit shall pay $79.50$77.25 for each annual permit or renewal thereof.

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4-20-52. Fire Code Permit and Inspection Fees.

(a)

The fees for permits under the Fire Code adopted by Section 10-8-2, “Adoption of International Fire Code With Modifications,” B.R.C. 1981, are:

(1) (A)

Flammable and combustible liquid regular permit: $30.

(2B)

Flammable and combustible liquid special permit: $35.

(3C)

Flammable and combustible liquid special permit simulated demonstration: $250.

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… (b)

(1)

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Fire protection system reinspection fees are:

(c)

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(f)

Failure to show for a scheduled fire system inspection: $250.

Commercial/Business inspection fees are: (1)

Second reinspection: $100.

(2)

Each subsequent reinspection: $250.

False fire alarm fees are:

Third false activation within any calendar year: $150.

Fourth false activation within any calendar year: $300.

Fifth false activation within any calendar year: $600.

Sixth and subsequent false activation within any calendar year: $1,200.

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(g)

The fee for an administrative appeal under Chapter 10-8, “Fire Code,” B.R.C. 1981, is $20.

4-20-53. Stream, Wetland, and Water Body Permit and Map Revision Fees.

The fees for permits or other services described in Section 9-3-9, “Stream, Wetlands, and Water Body Protection,” B.R.C. 1981, shall be:

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Use

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Buildings and Additions Other Structures Pavement, Surfaces and Trails Landscaping and Landscape Maintenance Stream Channel and Flood Improvements Minor Revision Major Revision

Conditional Permit Fee $87 $ 85 $179 170 $349 340 $349 340 $349 340 $51 50

Standard Permit Fee $2,052 $2,000 $1,436 1,400 $1,436 1,400 $1,4361,400 $2,052 2,000 $257 250 $513 500

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Service Mitigation Plan Monitoring Boundary Determination Functional Evaluation - Initial Request Functional Evaluation - Final Application

Fee $670 $650 per year of warranty $670 $650 plus city's direct cost for consultant $718 $700 $3,591 $3,500 plus city's direct cost for consultant

4-20-55. Court and Vehicle Impoundment Costs, Fees, and Civil Penalties.

(a)

The costs, fees, or civil penalties authorized in Chapter 2-6, “Courts and Confinements,” B.R.C. 1981, shall be up to:

(1)

Scofflaw civil penalty: $25.

(2)

Immobilization or impoundment civil penalty: $50.

(3)

Deferred sentence administrative costs: traffic violations: $75.

Deferred sentence administrative costs: all other violations: $125.

Deferred prosecution and conditional motions to dismiss administrative costs: $100

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(4)

Juror fees: Panel only: $3.

Actual service for day: $6.

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(5)

Witness fee up to $50.

(6)

Repealed.Complaining witness default fee $300

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(7)

Court costs:

Guity Finding:Plea $30.

Trial to court: $25.

Jury trial: $25.

Administrative hearing: $25.

(8)

Probation supervision fees: Animal cases: $100.

Other cases: $50.

(9)

Community service fee: $35.

(10)

Warrant processing fee: $50.

(11)

Failure to appear , pay, or comply fee: $50.

(12)

Failure to pay fee: $50.

(13)

Failure to comply fee: $500.

(1412) Stay fee (payment plan): $25.

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(b)

The costs for service of process under Chapter 7-4, “Operation of Vehicles,” B.R.C. 1981, shall be:

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Served by a person other than a peace officer: $20.

Served by a peace officer: $60.

Served by certified mail: $3.

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Personal service of process: automated vehicle identification complaint:

(c)

The administration fee for vehicles impounded under Chapter 7-7, “Towing and Impoundment,” B.R.C. 1981, shall be: (1)

Abandoned and inoperable vehicle impoundment fee: $25.

(2)

Inoperable vehicle on private property impoundment fee: $25.

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4-20-56. Fire Contractor License.

(a)

An applicant for a fire contractor license shall pay the following annual fee according to the license requested: (1)

Class A: $307.

(2)

Reserved.

(3)

Class C: $180.

(4)

Class D: $180.

(5)

Class E: $90.

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(c)

An applicant for a permit required by this code shall pay the following fees, computed on the dollar value of the completed mechanical installation, including materials and labor: TABLE OF PERMIT FEES

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Dollar Value $100 or less $100.01 through 400 $400.01 through 800 $800.01 and above

Fee $13.60 $16.75 $19.90 $19.90 for the first $800 plus $3.75 for each additional $100 or fraction thereof

(d)

The reinspection fee is $94123 per occurrence.

(e)

The after-hours inspection fee is $184.50$123 per hour, with a two-hour minimum.

… 4-20-57. News Box Fees. ... (b)

The waiting list fee is $27.50 for each box or slot desired, and shall not be prorated or refunded.

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4-20-59. Domestic Partnership Registration Fees.

An applicant for the registration or termination of a domestic partnership shall pay an application or termination fee of $40$25.

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4-20-62. Capital Facility Impact Fee. (a)

Impact Fee Rate: No person engaged in nonresidential or residential development in the city shall fail to pay a development impact fee. Fees shall be assessed and collected according to the standards of Chapter 8-9, “Capital Facility Impact Fee,” B.R.C. 1981, and the following rates:

Table 1: Residential Impact Fee Rates per Dwelling Unit

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Size Range (SF)

799 and below 800—999

1000—1199

1200—1399

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1400—1599 1600—1799 1800—1999

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2000—2199

2200—2399

2400—2599

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2600—2799

IMPACT FEE RATES Parks & Human Municipal Recreation Services Facilities $3,665 $111 $357 $3,490 $106 $340 $4,601 $140 $452 $4,382 $133 $430 $5,321 $165 $521 $5,068 $157 $496 $5,915 $183 $578 $5,633 $174 $550 $6,416 $198 $627 $6,110 $189 $597 $6,857 $210 $671 $6,530 $200 $639 $7,260 $222 $709 $6,914 $211 $675 $7,574 $231 $742 $7,213 $220 $707 $7,888 $244 $771 $7,512 $232 $734 $8,170 $253 $798 $7,781 $241 $760 $8,455 $260 $827 $8,052 $248 $788

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Police Fire

Transportation Total

$296 $282 $373 $355 $432 $411 $481 $458 $523 $498 $560 $533 $591 $563 $617 $588 $643 $612 $667 $635 $688 $655

$133 $127 $174 $166 $202 $192 $224 $213 $247 $235 $264 $251 $279 $266 $292 $278 $305 $290 $316 $301 $327 $311

$267 $254 $334 $318 $386 $368 $427 $407 $466 $444 $497 $473 $527 $502 $551 $525 $572 $545 $593 $565 $615 $586

$4,829 $4,599 $6,074 $5,784 $7,027 $6,692 $7,808 $7,435 $8,477 $8,073 $9,059 8,626 $9,588 $9,131 $10,007 $9,531 $10,423 $9,925 $10,797 $10,283 $11,172 $10,640

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2800—2999 3000—3199

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3200—3399

3400—3599

3600 and above

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$8,700 $8,286 $8,919 $8,494 $9,110 $8,676 $9,326 $8,882 $9,516 $9,063

$268 $255 $275 $262 $280 $267 $287 $273 $292 $278

$852 $811 $873 $831 $889 $847 $911 $868 $928 $884

$708 $674 $729 $694 $743 $708 $761 $725 $774 $737

$632 $602 $647 $616 $664 $632 $676 $644 $690 $657

$336 $320 $345 $329 $353 $336 $362 $345 $369 $351

$11,496 $10,948 $11,788 $11,226 $12,039 $11,466 $12,323 $11,737 $12,569 $11,970

Table 2: Additional Impact Fee Rate for Expansion of Existing and Replacement SingleUnit Dwellings

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Expansion Size (SF)

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499 and below 500 and above

Table 3: Impact Fee Rates for Nonresidential Uses

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Additional Impact Fee Rate per Square Foot of Expansion of Existing and Replacement Single-Unit Dwellings (as defined in Section 8-9-2, "Definitions," B.R.C. 1981) Affordable Housing $0 $11.42 $11

Nonresidential Uses

Impact Fee Rates Per Square Foot of Nonresidential Floor Area Municipal Police Fire Affordable Transportation Total Facilities Housing Retail/Restaurant $0.53 $0.97 $0.84 $25.65 $0.73 $28.72 $0.50 $0.93 $0.80 $24.43 $0.70 $27.36 Office $0.76 $0.39 $1.20 $38.74 $0.30 $41.12 $0.72 $0.37 $1.15 $36.64 $0.28 $39.16 Hospital $0.62 $0.46 $0.97 $25.65 $0.37 $28.07 $0.59 $0.44 $0.93 $24.43 $0.35 $26.74 Institutional $0.16 $0.32 $0.26 $12.82 $0.24 $13.81 $0.15 $0.31 $0.24 $12.21 $0.23 $13.14 Warehousing $0.19 $0.12 $0.31 $12.82 $0.09 $13.54 $0.18 $0.30 $12.21 $12.90 Light Industrial $0.49 $0.23 $0.77 $22.44 $0.19 $24.11 $0.46 $0.22 $0.73 $21.37 $0.18 $22.96

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Table 4: Impact Fee Rates for Public & Civic Uses and Affordable Commercial Uses

Public and Civic Uses and Affordable Commercial Uses Retail/Restaurant

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Office

Hospital

Institutional

Warehousing

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Light Industrial

Impact Fee Rates Per Square Foot of Nonresidential Floor Area Municipal Police Fire Affordable Transportation Total Facilities Housing

$0.53 $0.50 $0.76 $0.72 $0.62 $0.59 $0.16 $0.15 $0.19 $0.18 $0.49 $0.46

$0.97 $0.93 $0.39 $0.37 $0.46 $0.44 $0.32 $0.31 $0.12 $0.23 $0.22

$0.84 $0.80 $1.20 $1.15 $0.97 $0.93 $0.26 $0.24 $0.31 $0.30 $0.77 $0.73

$11.04 $10.51 $16.55 $15.76 $11.04 $10.51 $5.51 $5.25 $5.51 $5.25 $9.65 $9.19

$0.73 $0.70 $0.30 $0.28 $0.37 $0.35 $0.24 $0.23 $0.09 $0.19 $0.18

$14.10 $13.43 $19.20 $18.28 $13.46 $12.81 $6.50 $6.19 $6.23 $5.94 $11.33 $10.79

Table 5: Impact Fee Rates for Other Nonresidential Uses

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Other Impact Fee Rates for Other Nonresidential Uses Based on Unique Nonresidential Demand Indicators Uses Municipal Police Fire Affordable Transportation Total Facilities Housing Nursing $179.27 $95.15 $281.31 $2,206.34 $75.84 $2,837.91 Home/Assisted $170.73 $90.62 $267.91 $2,101.28 $72.23 $2,702.77 Living (per bed) Lodging (per $121.35 $286.83 $191.68 $6,619.04 $227.53 $7,446.43 room) $115.57 $273.17 $182.55 $6,303.85 $216.70 $7,091.83

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4-20-64. Medical Marijuana Businesses. Application and license fees for medical marijuana businesses shall be up to the following amounts: (a)

Application fee: $4,200.$4,500

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(b)

Criminal background check fee, per person checked Actual Costs

(c)

License fee, per year: $2,300.$2,075

(d)

Operating fee per year: $3,275.

(ed)

Medical Marijuana Wellness Centers - Renewal Application fees, per year:

Stores - Type 1: $4,150.$3,560

Stores - Type 2: $4,650.$4,050

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Stores - Type 3 and above: $5,150.$4,550 (fe)

Medical Marijuana Grows - Renewal Application fees, per year: Grows - Type 1: $4,150.$3,560

Grows - Type 2: $4,650.$4,050

Grows - Type 3: $5,150.$4,550

Grows - Type 4: $5,550.$5,050

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(gf)

Application for a new keyholder: $50.$150

(hg)

Business entity changes or addition of financiers: $810.$750

(ih)

Modification of Premises:

Major: $2,700.$1,100

Minor: $1,175.$250

(ji)

Initial Modification Fee to add: $2,700.$1,500

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Added Renewal Fee, per year: $500. (kj)

City generated keyholder list cost: $150 per license.

(lk)

Medical marijuana cultivation businesses: $0.0185 per kWh to offset electricity use not offset by onsite solar and/or solar garden subscriptions.

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Water Extraction Location in Medical Marijuana Grow:

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4-20-66. Mobile Food Vehicle Sales.

An applicant for a mobile food vehicle permit shall pay the following fees at time of application: (1) an application fee of $100, and (2) an annual license fee of $222$216 per 12month period, which may be prorated based on the remainder of the license period as determined by the city. Application fees are non-refundable. License fees are refundable if an application is denied or withdrawn.

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4-20-67. Recreational Marijuana Businesses. Application and license fees for recreational marijuana businesses shall be up to the following amounts: (1)

Application fee for conversion of licenses under Chapter 6-14, “Medical Marijuana,” B.R.C. 1981 (to be received from the state before application is deemed complete): $2,225.$250

(2)

Application fee for new recreational marijuana licenses not converted from medical marijuana businesses (to be received from the state before application is deemed complete): $4,200.$2,500

(3)

Criminal background check fee, per person checked: Actual Costs.

(4)

License fee, per year: $2,300.$2,475

(5)

Operating fee, per year: $3,275.$2,000

(6)

Renewal application fees, per year:

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Renewal Application Fee -– MIP: $4,150.$3,560

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Renewal Application Fee -– Dispensary: $4,150.$3,560

Renewal Application Fee - Grow, Tier 1 (1 to 1,800 plants): $4,150.$3,560

Renewal Application Fee - Grow, Tier 2 (1,801 to 3,600 plants): $4,650.$4,050

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Renewal Application Fee - Grow, Tier 3 (3,601 to 6,000 plants): $5,150.$4,550

Renewal Application Fee - Grow, Tier 4 (6,001 to 10,200 or more plants): $5,550. $5,050

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(7)

Application for new keyholder: $50.$150

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(8)

Business entity changes or addition of financiers: $810.$750

(9)

Modification of Premises:

Major: $2,700.$1,100

Minor: $1,175.$250

MIP and Test Minor: $1,175.$500

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MIP and Test Major: $2,700.$1,500 …

(10)

Initial Modification Fee to add: $2,700. $1,500

Added Renewal Fee, per year: $500.

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Water Extraction Location in Recreational Marijuana Grow:

City generated keyholder list cost, per license: $50. $150

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4-20-68. Flood Related Fee Waiver.

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For permits applied for or applications made before March 1, 2016, the city manager may waive any fee required under any of the following sections to facilitate recovery and repair resulting from flooding:

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(5)

Wastewater Permit fees as required by Paragraphs 4-20-27(a)(1)-(3), (b)(1), and (b)(2), B.R.C. 1981.

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4-20-70. Dockless Bicycle Share License Fees.

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... (b)

In addition to the fees established in subsection (a) of this section, any person issued a dockless bicycle share license under this Chapter 4-31, “Dockless Bike Share,” B.R.C.1981, shall pay $0.15 per ride each time a dockless shared bicycle is utilized by a user, that will be used by the city to create micromobility parking hubs with bicycle racks, striping and signing and for related administrative expenses.

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4-20-71. Erosion Control Permit Fees.

An applicant for an erosion control permit shall pay an erosion control/stormwater management site inspection fee of $703$685 per month until such time as the land has been stabilized in accordance with the City of Boulder Design and Construction Standards.

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4-20-73. Hemp Registration and Licensing Fee. Application and license fees for hemp businesses shall be up to the following amounts:

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(1)

License fee for new licenses: $1,850.$1,800

(2)

Application fee: $150.$100

(3)

License fee for renewed license, per year: $1,235.$1,200 ($1,500 late renewal filing fee if renewals filed later than 45 days prior to the license expiration date.)

Application fees are non-refundable. License fees are refundable if an application is denied or withdrawn.

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(4)

Modification of Premises: Minor-Cultivation: $500.$250

Major-Cultivation: $1,500.$1,000

Minor-Extraction: $500.

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Business Entity Name, Trade Name, Corp or LLC License Record change: $300. $250

… 4-20-74. Shared Electric Scooter License Fees. ... (b)

In addition to the fees established in subsection (a) of this section, any person issued a license to operate a shared electric scooter business under this Cchapter 4-34, “Shared Electric Scooters,” B.R.C. 1981, shall pay $0.15 per ride each time a shared electric scooter is utilized by a user, that will be used by the city to create micromobility parking

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hubs with electric scooter racks, geofencing, striping and signing and for related administrative expenses.

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… 4-20-75. Tobacco and Electronic Smoking Device Retailer License Fee. An applicant for a Tobacco and ESD Retailer License shall pay an application fee of $100$75, a $424$412 license fee for new applications, and a $318$309 license fee for renewal applications, which may be prorated based on the remainder of the license period as determined by the city. A renewal application that is submitted after the deadline will be charged an additional $100 late fee. The fee determined shall cover the costs of reviewing a license application, any inspection required prior to issuance of a license, and plans for compliance inspections by the city. Application fees are non-refundable. License fees are refundable if an application is denied or withdrawn. 4-20-77. Streetlighting Fees. An applicant for a development including installation, relocation, or removal of streetlighting in a public street or alley shall pay the following fee for each streetlight, as applicable: (a)

For steel poles:

(1)

New installation: $25,746.$16,514

(2)

Relocation of less than 50 feet, where existing light had an aerial electrical service: $27,179.$17,014

(3)

Relocation of less than 50 feet, where existing light had an underground electrical service :$26,684.$9,874

(4)

Removal: $5,014.$1,910

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(b)

For wood poles: (1)

New installation: $21,163. $11,494

(2)

Relocation of less than 50 feet, where existing light had an aerial electrical service: $18,912.$11,494

(3)

Relocation of less than 50 feet, where existing light had an underground electrical service: $16,728.$4,354

(4)

Removal: $5,014.$1,410

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(c)

For post-top:

(1)

New installation: $14, 371.$12,374

(2)

Relocation of less than 50 feet: $15,045.$5,234

(3)

Removal: $5,014. $1,410

(d)

For power refeeding only: (1)

Steel pole remains at existing location, but the overhead power source has been undergrounded: $4,680.

(2)

Wood pole remains at existing location, but the overhead power source has been undergrounded: $4,680.

(3)

New power source is greater than five feet from the existing pole: $100/linear foot from new power source.

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Section 5. Chapter 5-4, “Offenses Against Property,” B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as follows: 5-4-14. Graffiti Prohibited. … (f)

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Reimbursement to City for Removal of Graffiti: Any person required by Subsection (d) of this section to remove graffiti who fails to remove the graffiti may be charged the reasonable costs of such removal, plus an additional $75 for administrative costs, by the city manager if the city removes it pursuant to Subsection (e) of this section. However, reimbursement of city expenses for graffiti removal shall not be required unless the following procedures are used:

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5-4-15. Posting Signs on Property of Another Prohibited.

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If the city manager finds a violation of any provision of this section, the city manager, after notice and an opportunity for a hearing under the procedures prescribed by Chapter 1-3, “Quasi-Judicial Hearings,” B.R.C. 1981, may impose a civil penalty according to the following schedule:

(1)

(d)

For the first violation of the provision: $100;

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(2)

For the second violation of the same provision: $250;

(3)

For the third violation of the same provision: $500; and

(4)

The hearing officer may adjust the penalty, based on evidence presented at a hearing.

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5-4-16. Outdoor Furniture Restriction.

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(h)

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For the first violation of the provision: $100;

(2)

For the second violation of the same provision: $250;

(3)

For the third violation of the same provision: $500; and

(4)

The hearing officer may adjust the penalty, based on evidence presented at the hearing.

Section 6. Chapter 6-2, “Weed Control,” B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as follows: 6-2-3. Growth or Accumulation of Weeds Prohibited. ...

If the city manager finds a violation of any provision of this section, the manager, after notice and an opportunity for hearing under the procedures prescribed by Chapter 1-3, "Quasi-Judicial Hearings," B.R.C. 1981, may impose a civil penalty according to the following schedule:

(1)

For the first violation of the provision, $100;

(2)

For the second violation of the same provision, $250;

(3)

For the third violation of the same provision, $500; and

(4)

The hearing officer may adjust the penalty, based on evidence presented at a hearing.

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(b)

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(bc)

The city manager’s authority under this section is in addition to any other authority the city manager has to enforce this chapter, including but not limited to Section 5-2-4, “General Penalties,” B.R.C. 1981, and election of one remedy by the city manager shall not preclude resorting to any other remedy as well.

(cd)

Notice under this subsection is sufficient if hand delivered, emailed, mailed, or telephoned to such person, or by posting on the premises.

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6-2-6. City Manager May Cut and Remove Weeds or Brush. … (c)

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If the person notified fails to correct the violation as required by the notice prescribed by Subsection (b) of this section, the city manager may correct the violation by cutting or removing the weeds or brush and charge the costs thereof, plus an additional amount of $75$25 for administrative costs, to the owner and to the lessee, agent, occupant, or other person in possession and control of the property.

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6-2-11. Violations.

If the city manager finds that a violation of any provision of this Chapter or any approval granted under this Chapter exists, the manager, after notice and an opportunity for a hearing under the procedures prescribed by Chapter 1-3, “Quasi-Judicial Hearings,” B.R.C. 1981, may impose a civil penalty according to the following schedule:

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(1)

For the first violation of the provision or approval: $100;

(2)

For the second violation of the same provision or approval: $250;

(3)

For the third violation of the same provision or approval: $500; and

(4)

The hearing officer may adjust the penalty, based on evidence presented at the hearing.

Section 7. Chapter 6-3, “Trash, Recyclables, and Compostables,” B.R.C. 1981, is

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amended to read as follows:

6-3-3. Accumulation of Trash, Recyclables, and Compostables Prohibited.

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(e) If the city manager finds a violation of any provision of this section, the manager, after notice and an opportunity for hearing under the procedures prescribed by Chapter 1-3, "Quasi-

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Judicial Hearings," B.R.C. 1981, may impose a civil penalty according to the following schedule: (1) For the first violation of the provision, $100;

(2) For the second violation of the same provision, $250;

(3) For the third violation of the same provision, $500; and

(4) The hearing officer may adjust the penalty, based on evidence presented at a hearing.

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(ef)

The city manager’s authority under this section is in addition to any other authority the city manager has to enforce this Cchapter, including but not limited to Section 5-2-4, “General Penalties,” B.R.C. 1981, and election of one remedy by the city manager shall not preclude resorting to any other remedy as well.

(fg)

Notice under this subsection is sufficient if hand delivered, emailed, mailed, or telephoned to such person, or by posting on the premises.

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6-3-8. City Manager May Require Property Occupant or Owner to Remove Trash, Recyclables, or Compostables. … (c)

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If the violation is not corrected as required by the notice prescribed by Subsection (b) of this section, the city manager may correct the violation by removing the trash, recyclables, or compostables and thereafter charge the cost thereof, plus an additional administrative costs of $75 not to exceed $100, to the property owner. A copy of such charge shall be mailed to any other person given notice pursuant to Subsection (b) of this section.

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6-3-9. Special Trash Service Requirements on Certain Residential Rental Properties at Certain Times.

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(1)

For the first violation of the provision, $100;

(2)

For the second violation of the same provision, $250;

(f)

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(3)

For the third violation of the same provision, $500; and

(4)

The hearing officer may adjust the penalty, based on evidence presented at a hearing.

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(fg)

(gh)

Notice under this subsection is sufficient if hand delivered, emailed, mailed, or telephoned to such person, or by posting on the premises.

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6-3-12. Bear-Resistant Containers Required.

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(e)

(ef)

(fg)

The city manager may, in addition to taking other collection remedies, certify due and unpaid charges to the Boulder County Treasurer for collection as provided by Section 22-12, “City Manager May Certify Taxes, Charges, and Assessments to County Treasurer for Collection,” B.R.C. 1981.

(gh)

Notice under this subsection is sufficient if hand delivered, emailed, mailed, or telephoned to such person, or by posting on the premises.

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6-3-18. Violations. (a)

If the city manager finds a violation of Section 6-3-13, “Property Owner Requirements for Recyclables and Compostables Collection” or Section 6-3-14, “Business Owner Requirements for Recyclables and Compostables Collection”, B.R.C. 1981any provision of this chapter, the manager, after notice and an opportunity for hearing under the procedures prescribed by Chapter 1-3, “Quasi-Judicial Hearings,” B.R.C. 1981, may impose a civil penalty according to the following schedule: (1)

For the first violation of the provision: $500;

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(a)

(2)

For the second violation of the same provision: $1,000;

(1)

(3)

For the third and subsequent violations of the same provision: $2,000; and

(4)

The hearing officer may adjust the penalty, based on evidence presented at a hearing.

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(b)

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(3)

For the third violation of the same provision: $500; and

(4)

The hearing officer may adjust the penalty, based on evidence presented at a hearing.

(e)

Notice under this Subsection is sufficient if hand delivered, emailed, mailed, or telephoned to such person, or by posting on the premises.

(fe)

Violations of this chapter are also punishable as provided in Section 5-2-4, “General Penalties,” B.R.C. 1981.

For the second violation of the same provision: $250;

(2)

(d)

For the first violation of the provision: $100;

The city manager’s authority under this section is in addition to any other authority the city manager has to enforce this chapter, and election of one remedy by the city manager shall not preclude resorting to any other remedy as well.

(1)

(cd)

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Except as specified in Subsection (a) of this section, if the city manager finds a violation of any provision of this Chapter, the city manager, after notice and an opportunity for a hearing under the procedures prescribed by Chapter 1-3, “Quasi-Judicial Hearings,” B.R.C. 1981, may impose a civil penalty according to the following schedule:

Section 8. Section 6-5-4, “Enforcement,” B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as follows: 6-5-4. Enforcement. … (c)

If the person so notified fails to correct the violation as required by the notice prescribed by Subsection (b) of this section, the city manager may cause the violation to be corrected and charge the costs thereof, plus an additional amount thereof up to $75$25 for administrative costs, to the person so notified.

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Section 9. Section 6-6-2, “Removal of Dead, Diseased, or Dangerous Trees,” B.R.C.

1981, is amended to read as follows:

6-6-2. Removal of Dead, Diseased, or Dangerous Trees.

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… (d)

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If the person notified pursuant to Subsection (b) or (c) of this section fails to correct the condition as required by the notice prescribed in such subsection, except in cases of extreme emergency, the city manager may enter the property, pursuant to an administrative warrant issued by the municipal court, and correct the condition and charge the costs of such correction, plus an additional amount of $75$25 for administrative costs, to the owner and to the lessee, agent, occupant, or other person in possession and control of the property. If any property owner fails or refuses to pay when due any charge imposed under this section, the city manager may certify due and unpaid charges, including interest, to the Boulder County Treasurer for collection, as provided in Section 2-2-12, “City Manager May Certify Taxes, Charges, and Assessments to County Treasurer for Collection,” B.R.C. 1981.

… Section 10. Chapter 7-6, “Parking Infractions,” B.R.C. 1981, is amended to read as

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follows:

7-6-2. Parking Penalties.

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Violations of any of the provisions of this chapter are traffic infractions. Every person who is convicted of who admits liability for, or against whom a judgment is entered for such a traffic infraction shall be fined or penalized according to the following schedule:

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(e)

Sections 7-6-14, “Unauthorized Parking Prohibited,” and 7-6-15, “Overtime Parking, Signs,” B.R.C. 1981: $60$30 for a first violation; $90$45 for a second violation within a year, based on date of violation, and $120$60 for a third violation within a year, based on date of first violation.

(f)

Sections 7-6-16, “Overtime Parking, Payment Required,” 7-6-17, “Time Limit, Payment Required,” and 7-6-20, “Parking for More Than Seventy-Two Hours Prohibited,” B.R.C. 1981: $60$30 for a first violation; $90$45 for a second violation within a year, based on date of violation, and $120$60 for a third violation within a year, based on date of first violation.

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(g)

All other sections for which no amount is specifically provided: $60$30 for a first violation; $90$45 for a second violation within a year, based on date of violation, and $120$60 for a third violation within a year, based on date of first violation.

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7-6-3. Late Fee.

Whenever enforcement is initiated by issuance of a parking ticket, and the fine or penalty is not received by the municipal court or the owner or driver does not appear in the municipal court to set a hearing on the allegation within fourteen days of the date of issue, the fine or penalty shall be increased by a late fee of $25$15.

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7-6-24. All-Night Parking of Commercial Vehicle, Camper or Motor Home, or Trailer Prohibited. (a)

No commercial vehicle shall be parked on any street in any district of the city zoned RR1, RR-2, RE, RL-1, RL-2, RM-1, RM-2, RM-3, RMX-1, RMX-2, RH-1, RH-2, RH-3, RH-4, RH-5, RH-6, RH-7, MH, P, or A for more than thirty minutes between 8 p.m. and 7 a.m. The penalty for a first violation of this section is $60$40. The penalty for a second violation of this section by the same vehicle or the same registered owner of a vehicle is $90$50. The penalty for a third and any subsequent violation of this section by the same vehicle or the same registered owner of a vehicle is $120$60.

(b)

No camper, motor home, or trailer shall be parked on any street except as follows:

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(4)

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The penalty for a first violation of this section is $60$40. The penalty for a second violation of this section by the same vehicle or the same registered owner of a vehicle is $90$50. The penalty for a third and any subsequent violation of this section by the same vehicle or the same registered owner of a vehicle is $120$60.

… Section 11. Section 8-2-13, “Duty to Keep Sidewalks Clear of Snow,” B.R.C. 1981, is

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amended to read as follows:

8-2-13. Duty to Keep Sidewalks Clear of Snow.

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(d)

Charges for Snow, Ice, or Sleet Removal; Hearings. If the person so notified fails to remove the snow as required by the notice prescribed by Subsection (c) of this section, the city manager may cause the snow removal to meet the requirements of this section

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and charge the costs thereof, plus an additional amount up to $75$50 for administrative costs, to the person so notified and the owner, jointly and severally. If the owner or the owner’s agent was not previously notified pursuant to Subsection (c) of this section, the manager shall so notify the owner by certified or first- class mail of this charge and the circumstances surrounding it at this time, and such an owner shall be entitled to a hearing pursuant to Chapter 1-3, “Quasi-Judicial Hearings,” B.R.C. 1981, to contest such charges. The city shall have the burden of proof by a preponderance of the evidence. Lack of previous notice shall not be a defense in such a hearing. Such hearing shall be limited to the issues of whether there was snow, ice, or sleet on the sidewalk or whether the snow, ice, or sleet constituted a hazard.

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… Section 12. Section 8-6-4, “Removal of Public Nuisances,” B.R.C. 1981, is amended to

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read as follows:

8-6-4. Removal of Public Nuisances.

(a)

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(c)

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Encroachments Are Public Nuisances: An encroachment placed upon or maintained within the public right-of-way or a public easement contrary to the terms of this chapter constitutes a public nuisance that may be removed or enjoined and abated by suit or other action by the Ccity or any resident of the Ccity.

City Manager May Remove Encroachments: If the person notified under subsection (b) of this section fails to comply with the order to remove the encroachment, the city manager may cause the encroachment or obstruction to be removed and may charge the cost thereof plus $75 for administrative costs up to fifteen percent of such cost for administration to the person so notified. If any person fails or refuses to pay when due any charge imposed under this section, the city manager may, in addition to taking other collection remedies, certify due any unpaid charges, including interest, to the Boulder County Treasurer, to be levied against the person’s property for collection by the County in the same manner as delinquent general taxes upon such property are collected, under the procedures prescribed by Ssection 2-2-12, “City Manager May Certify Taxes, Charges and Assessments to County Treasurer for Collection,” B.R.C. 1981. This civil remedy is in addition to any criminal action which the cCity may bring or pursue for a violation of this chapter.

… Section 13. This Ordinance is necessary to protect the public health, safety, and welfare of the residents of the city, and covers matters of local concern.

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Section 14. The City Council deems it appropriate that this Ordinance be published by

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title only and orders that copies of this ordinance be made available in the office of the city clerk

for public inspection and acquisition.

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INTRODUCED, READ ON FIRST READING, AND ORDERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE ONLY this 1st day of October 2026.

7 ____________________________________ Aaron Brockett Mayor

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Attest:

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____________________________________ Elesha Johnson City Clerk

13 READ ON SECOND READING, PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of October

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2026.

16 ____________________________________ Aaron Brockett Mayor

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Attest:

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____________________________________ Elesha Johnson City Clerk

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