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San Lorenzo Valley Water District

Rules and Regulations

Article XII. RATES AND CHARGES

Section 12.01

Establishment of Rates and Charges.

The Board may by resolution establish the rates and charges for all services which

the District is authorized to furnish. Such rates and charges shall be fixed to apply

uniformly throughout the District or within areas within the District according to the

circumstances that prevail in such areas.

Section 12.02

Connection Fee – Bear Creek Road Main Extension

The District has installed and paid for a water main extension in Bear Creek Road

commencing approximately 2,950 feet from Highway 9 and extending to the

entrance of Bear Creek Estates Subdivision, thereby increasing the service area

of the District. In addition to all other regular charges for service connections

prevailing from time to time, charges based upon meter size as shown on the

District’s most current Schedule of Rates and Charges as ‘Bear Creek Road Main

ain

Extension Connection Fees’ shall be paid upon application for any service

connections made to or served by the said water main extension, except

connections made to the Bear Creek Estates distribution system.

Section 12.03

Connection Fee

Each applicant for new water service connection shall pay a connection fee to the

District at the time of filing an application for water service based upon the size of

the meter to be installed according the District’s most current Schedule of Rates

and Charges.

No application for a new water service shall be deemed complete until the

connection fee is paid to the District. The connection fee shall be in addition to the

charge for the installation of water service and private fire protection service and

other pre-connection charges established by the Board of Directors.

Section 12.04

Exemption

No applicant for new water service connection shall be exempt from the payment

of the connection fee unless specifically exempted therefrom by resolution of the

Board of Directors. Such exemption shall be granted only upon a finding by the

Board of Directors that facilities or other consideration are furnished to the District

in lieu of the capital costs component upon which the connection fee is based.

Section 12.05

Meter Installation for Regular Water Service, Charges For

The charges for setting meters for regular water service are established as shown

on the District’s most current Schedule of Rates and Charges.

The District shall install the meter at cost. Where the cost is greater than the

deposit, the Applicant shall pay the District the balance. Where the deposit is

greater than the cost, the District shall refund the remaining amount.

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San Lorenzo Valley Water District

Rules and Regulations

Section 12.06

Water Charges – Regular Service

(a) The standard minimum monthly fixed water charge per meter shall be as

be as

shown on the District’s most current Schedule of Rates and Charges.

(b) Each residential dwelling unit receiving water service from the District shall

have metered water service which shall be sized in accordance with District

standards.

(i) Definition – For purposes of this section, a residential dwelling unit is

it is

defined as each structure or unit within a structure which is designed,

constructed or used for human habitation and which is improved with

cooking facilities and permanent connections to sanitation facilities and

has an area for sleeping. Examples of residential dwelling units include a

single family residence, each apartment within an apartment building,

each unit of a duplex, each mobile home unit or trailer unit within a mobile

home park or trailer park, a cabin and a trailer. This definition does not

include recreational vehicles designed and used for intermittent

recreational use. However, if a recreational vehicle or similar unit is

actually used as a permanent dwelling unit and otherwise meets the

definition herein, it shall be charged as a residential dwelling unit.

have

a water meter sized in accordance with District standards.

(d) Each parcel improved with one or more residential dwelling units shall be

required to have a separate meter for each dwelling unit.

(e) A customer who is dissatisfied with the determination of the District Manager

regarding the classification of a structure or a recreational vehicle as a

residential dwelling unit may appeal that determination to the Board of

Directors.

(f) The owner of a parcel which is improved with two or more residential

dwelling units may appeal the water meter size requirements set forth in this

section on the grounds that: The additional unit or units is/are used or

occupied fewer than forty days per year; and such use is limited to personal

guests of the occupants of the main unit; and that such additional units are

not let, leased or rented. An application for a variance shall be filed pursuant

to the appeal procedure set forth in this section. The Board of directors may

grant such a variance, with conditions, including time limitations, and may

also revoke such variance for good cause. The Board of Directors shall set

an annual review date of the first meeting in November of each year to

consider expirations, new applications and applications for renewal of such

meter size variances. This review date is not exclusive, and the Board may

schedule additional hearings on variations as appropriate.

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San Lorenzo Valley Water District

Rules and Regulations

Section 12.07

Water Charges - Surplus Water

Fixed charges and unit charges for surplus water shall be established by the Board

Board

of Directors from time to time.

Section 12.08

Account Establishment Deposit and Charge

A non-refundable account establishment deposit of $40.00 shall be required when

when

setting up a new account.

The account establishment deposit shall be held by the District until the property

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is transferred and the account is closed, at which time the deposit will be applied

to the closing bill. Interest on such deposit, if any, shall accrue at the same rate of

other District investments.

The account establishment deposit shall be $15.00 if the applicant opening the

the

account has another account with the District which is active and current.

Section 12.09

Sizing of Meters

Meters shall be sized on a fixture unit basis. Fixture units shall be counted as

provided in the most currently adopted Uniform Plumbing Code of the State of

California (UPC). Water supply outlets for items not listed within the UPC shall be

computed at their maximum demand. The total equivalent fixture units on the

actual installation shall be added up and the meter shall be sized in accordance

with District Standards.

Applicants shall provide plans to the District showing the fixture units anticipated

for the house. Should the final count of actually installed fixture units be greater

than those anticipated, then the actually installed units shall be the basis for sizing

of the meter and paying connection fees.

Section 12.10

Connection Charges

Connection charges shall be based upon the size of the meter determined by the

District. Connection charges for Residential Fire Sprinkler Systems shall be equal

to the meter size excluding the count of fixture units for the fire sprinklers. Existing

domestic services shall pay additional connection charges if a fixture unit count of

all fixtures attached to the meter requires a larger meter, excluding the count of

fixture units for fire sprinklers.

Section 12.11

Water Meter Review Sheet

The District will prepare water meter review sheets for any proposed fire sprinkler

system in combination with a domestic service. The District will deny those

systems which exceed the capabilities of the District’s infrastructure in any

particular area. The applicant may appeal a denial to the Board of Directors.

Section 12.12

Customer Responsibility for Worn-out meters

All District customers, regardless of whether they have combined fire sprinklers

and domestic systems, or simply domestic systems, are responsible for the entire

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San Lorenzo Valley Water District

Rules and Regulations

cost of replacing undersized meters worn-out due to excessive flows; either

intermittent or continuous. The District shall accumulate the costs of replacing a

worn-out meter and shall charge the customer the cost that has been incurred.

Larger meters installed due to higher flows shall pay additional connection charges

for the increase in meter size.

Section 12.13

Exclusion of Liability for Loss or Supply or Pressure

An applicant requesting service shall indemnify and hold the District, its officers

and employees harmless from any claims that may result from the failure to supply

adequate flow, adequate pressure or the changing of the District’s system

operation which might affect either the fire or domestic service. Additionally, any

losses that might occur due to such an effect will also be excluded from recovery.

Section 12.14

Water Use

The customer is responsible for all charges resulting from water going through the

meter regardless of its ultimate use.

Section 12.15

Signature on Waiver

All applicants for service shall sign a waiver informing them that the District is not

responsible for delivering adequate water supply, adequate pressure or

maintaining connections within certain pressure zones and that the District will not

be responsible for ay damages due to the failure of any private fire system.

Section 12.16

Residential Fire Sprinkler System

A residential fire sprinkle system up to a one-inch meter sizing may be installed in

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conjunction with a domestic service through a single service line supplying a new

residential dwelling. All fire sprinkler systems above the size of one-inch meter size

shall be installed in accordance with current District Standards.

The charges for installation of a joint domestic and residential fire protection

service shall be at the actual cost to the District. The applicant shall place a deposit

with the District. The amount of deposit shall be determined by the District Manger

based on specific conditions of the installation. Costs exceeding the deposit shall

be paid to the District by the applicant prior to receiving service. Any deposit money

remaining after installation will be refunded to the applicant. Upon request, the

District will provide a detailed cost breakdown for the installation of a residential

fire sprinkler service.

Section 12.17

Collection Charge

If an employee is dispatched to discontinue water service for non-payment of a

water bill or sewer bill, but prior to the actual disconnection of the service the

District receives payment of the delinquent bill, the customer shall pay the sum of

$20.00 in addition to the tendered payment of the delinquent bill.

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San Lorenzo Valley Water District

Rules and Regulations

Section 12.18

Reconnection Charge

After a discontinuance of water service for violation of these Rules and Regulations

or any other ordinance or resolution, the customer shall pay to the District a

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reconnection charge of $40.00 to reconnect water service.

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San Lorenzo Valley Water District

Rules and Regulations

Article XIII. SEWERAGE RULES, REGULATIONS, RATES, AND CHARGES

Section 13.01

Service Charge

The charge for sewerage service within the service area of the Bear Creek Estates

Sewage Treatment Plant is $45.00 per month.

Section 13.02

Regulation of Sewerage Discharge—Bear Creek Estates

(a) Purpose. The purpose of these Rules and Regulations is to control and

regulate sewage, liquid waste and industrial waste discharges into the

sewerage system and treatment facilities of Bear Creek Estates Units 3, 4,

and 5 and maintained by the San Lorenzo Valley Water District so the

operations of and discharges from the sewerage system comply with all

applicable State and Federal laws and regulations, including but not limited

to the provisions of the federal Clean Water Act and the Porter-Cologne

Cologne

Water Quality Control Act, as implemented and enforced by the Central

Coast Region Regional Water Quality Control Board.

(b) Scope. These wastewater discharge Rules and Regulations sets uniform

niform

requirements for all waste discharges into the wastewater collection and

treatment system and enables the San Lorenzo Valley Water District to

comply with the administrative provisions of the Clean Water Grant

regulations. The water quality requirements are set by the Regional Water

Quality Control Board and the applicable effluent limitations, national

standards of performance, toxic and pretreatment effluent standards, and

any other discharge criteria which are required or authorized by State or

Federal law, and are to derive the maximum public benefit by regulating the

quality and quantity f wastewater discharged into those systems. These

Rules and Regulations provides for the establishment of a surveillance and

enforcement procedure to control the discharge of quality and quantity of

certain wastes. Revenues derived from the costs required by these Rules

les

and Regulations shall be used to defray the District’s cost of conducting

operation and maintenance of the system. The provisions of these Rules

and Regulations shall apply to the discharge of all wastes to a public sewer

of the San Lorenzo Valley Water District’s Bear Creek Estates Units 3, 4,

and 5 wastewater treatment facility.

and safety of the local residents by constructing, operating and maintaining

a system of local sewers and laterals, trunk sewers and interceptors, and

liquid waste treatment and disposal facilities that service the homes of

residents in Bear Creek Estates Units 3, 4, and 5. The following basic

policies apply to sewage and liquid waste discharged into the sewerage

system provided such wastes will not:

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(i) Contain toxics or other pollutants in amounts of concentration that

endanger public health.

(ii) Detrimentally affect the local environments;

(iii) Create nuisances such as odors, insects, etc.

(iv) Endanger the physical integrity of the treatment works;

(v) Impose excessive collection, treatment or disposal costs on the District;

(vi) Significantly interfere with wastewater treatment processes; or

(vii) Cause violation of effluents or water quality limits and quantity

requirements hereinafter established.

(viii) The highest and best use of the sewerage system is the collection,

treatment, and reclamation or disposal of domestic sewage. The use of

the sewerage system for industrial waste discharges is strictly forbidden

by these Rules and Regulations . Users of the system will be required to

comply with requirements as established by (1) The Environmental

Protection Agencies of the United States; (2) State Regional Water Quality

Control Board, Central Coast Region ; (3) Santa Cruz County, and (4) San

Lorenzo Valley Water District when discharging sewage and/or applying

for approval to hook up a new home to the system and begin the discharge

of sewage to the system.

(d) Inspection. Water District inspectors or other authorized personnel shall

hall

identify themselves when entering any property for inspection purposes or

when inspecting the work of any contractor. Inspection of every facility that

is involved with the discharge of waste to the sewage collection and

treatment facilities may be made by the District Manager or the Manager’s

representative. Inspections may be made to determine that such facilities

are maintained and operated properly and are adequate to meet the

provisions of these Rules and Regulations . Access to all facilities connected

to the sewerage system shall be given to authorized personnel at all

reasonable times or at other times when occasioned by emergency

conditions. No person shall interfere with, delay, resist or refuse entrance to

an authorized inspector attempting to inspect any waste generation,

conveyance or treatment facility connected to the sewerage system.

(e) Enforcement of Rules and Regulations. An authorized representative of the

the

Water District may issue a Notice of non-Compliance/Order to Correct, or a

Notice of Violation. A Notice of Non-Compliance/Order to Correct requires

the party in violation to correct the identified non-compliance within 30 days,

or as determined by the Water District. If at the end of that time the non-

compliance condition has not been corrected to the District’s requirements,

a Notice of Violation will be issued..

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District Engineer. Any powers granted to or duties imposed

upon the District Manager may be delegated by him to

persons acting in the beneficial interest of or in the employ

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(f) Penalty for Violations. Any person who knowingly makes any false

statement, representation, record, report, plan, r other document filed with

the Regional Water Quality Control Board and/or the State Water Resources

Control Board, or who falsifies, tampers with, or knowingly renders

inaccurate any monitoring device or method required by the laws of the State

of California shall be punished by a fine of not more than ten thousand

dollars ($10,000) or by imprisonment in a county jail for not more than six

months or by both. Upon issuance of a Notice of Violation the District will

begin charging penalties as specified below. Additionally, discontinuance of

Service may be enforced.

Any person who willfully or negligently discharges pollutants except as allowed by

waste discharge requirements or who willfully or negligently violates any effluent

standard, water quality related effluent standard, national standard of

performance, toxicity, or who violates any cease and desist order, prohibition, or

waste discharge requirements shall be punished by a fine of not more than twenty-

five thousand ($25,000) nor less than two thousand five hundred ($2,500) for each

day in which such violation occurs, or by imprisonment for not more than one year

in the county jail, or by both. If the conviction is for a violation committed after a

first conviction of such person under this section, punishment shall be by a fine of

not more than fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) for each day in which such violation

occurs, or by imprisonment for not more than two years in the county jail or both.

In the event of such violation, the District shall, upon authorization of its Board of

Directors, petition the superior court to impose, assess, and recover such sums.

(a) Notice. Whenever the District Manager finds that any person has violated

or is violating these Rules and Regulations , or any prohibition, limitation, or

requirement contained herein, the District Manager may serve upon such

person a written notice stating the nature of the violation and providing a

reasonable time, not to exceed thirty (30) days for the satisfactory correction

thereof. Such notice shall be served in person or by registered or certified

mail. If served by mail, the notice shall be sent to the last address known to

the District. Notice shall be deemed to have been given at the time of

deposit, postage prepaid, in a facility regularly serviced by the United States

Postal Service.

(b) Time Limits. Any time limit provided in any written notice or in any provision

of these Rules and Regulations shall be extended only by a written direction

ion

of the District Manager.

authorized and empowered to adopt such rules, regulations and standards

as may be deemed reasonably necessary to protect the District sewerage

facilities, to control and regulate the proper use thereof; provided, however,

that the terms and provisions of such rules and regulations shall be

promulgated in a manner best directed to result in the uniform control of the

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sewerage systems within the District. District Manager shall, from time to

time as he deems necessary, prepare additional rules and regulations as to

the quality of the sewage or liquid waste discharged to the sewerage facilities

of the District, and act to modify or amend such existing rules and regulations

as he deems necessary. A discharger shall have the right to appeal any

rule, regulation or standard on the grounds of extreme hardship, before the

Board of Directors.

(d) Reconsideration and Appeal Procedures. If the ruling made by the District

Manager is unsatisfactory to the person requesting reconsideration, the

person may make a written appeal to the Board of Directors within 45 days

after notice of the action taken by the District Manager. The written appeal

shall state all the pertinent aspects of the matter. Within forty-five days after

the written appeal is received, the Board of Directors shall hold appear

personally or through counsel, cross examine witnesses, and present

evidence in their own behalf. Notice of the hearing shall be given at least

fifteen days prior to the date of the hearing. Within 45 days after the hearing

is closed, said Board of Directors shall make a final ruling on the appeal.

(e) Payment of Charges and Delinquencies. All fees and charges made

pursuant to the provisions of these Rules and Regulations and the approved

oved

Schedule of Fees are due and payable upon receipt of notice thereof. All

such charges shall be and become delinquent twenty days after mailing or

delivering notice thereof to the mailing address of the person subject to

charges. All delinquent charges shall be deemed a violation of these Rules

and Regulations and each day any such charge remains delinquent shall be

deemed a separate violation. Discontinuance of Service will be enforced.

(f) Recording of Fees and Charges. The District shall keep a permanent and

accurate account of all fees and charges received under these Rules and

Regulations, giving the names and addresses of the persons on whose

accounts the fees and charges were paid, the date and amount thereof, and

the purpose for which charges were paid.

(g) Unless otherwise provided herein, whenever the fee and charges required

by these Rules and Regulations are based on estimated values or estimated

quantities, the District Manager shall make such determination in

accordance with established estimating practices.

(h) Any charge that becomes delinquent shall have added to it a basic penalty

charge equal to ten (10) percent of the charge that became delinquent and

thereafter an additional penalty shall accrue on the total charge due,

including the ten percent basic penalty, at the rate of one-half of one percent

(0.5%) per month until paid in full.

(i) Collection. Upon direction of the Board of Directors any delinquent charge

and all penalties including court costs and legal fees thereon, shall be

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collected by lawsuit in the name of the District. Any such action for collection

may include an application for an injunction to prevent repeated and

reoccurring violations of these Rules and Regulations .

(j) Malicious Damage to Sewerage Facilities. Any unauthorized entering,

breaking, damaging, destroying, uncovering, defacing or tampering with any

structure, equipment or appurtenance which is a part of the District

sewerage system shall be a violation of these Rules and Regulations , and

subject to prosecution under applicable laws.

(k) Prohibited Waste Discharges. The constituents prohibited by these Rules

and Regulations provide specific limits are established. In some cases, the

concentration or amount of any particular constituents which will be judged

to be excessive or unreasonable cannot be foreseen but will depend on the

results of technical determinations relating to the particular situation and the

actions of regulatory agencies. No discharger shall discharge or cause to

be discharged to a public sewer, which connects to the District sewerage

system, the following wastes:

(i) Any explosive mixtures, i.e. liquids, solids, or gases which by reason of

their nature or quantity are, or may be, sufficient either alone or by

interaction with other substances to cause fire or explosion or be injurious

to the sewerage facilities or the operation of the system. Prohibited

materials include, but are not limited to, gasoline, kerosene, naphtha,

benzene, toluene, ethers, and peroxides.

(ii) Any toxic substances in amounts exceeding standards promulgated by the

Administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency

pursuant to Section 307(a) of the Clean Water Act and chemical elements

or compounds phenols, or other taste or odor-producing substances,

which may cause public nuisance or hazardous conditions to occur in the

sewerage system, or any other substances which are not susceptible to

treatment or which may interfere with biological processes or efficiency f

the treatment system or that will pass through the system or which may

cause abnormal increase in the operation costs of the treatment system.

(iii) Any waste which will cause corrosion or deterioration of treatment system.

All wastes discharged to the public sewer system must have a PH value

not less than 6.5 and not more than 8.4 standard units. Prohibited

materials include, but are not limited to, acids, caustics, sulfides,

concentrated chloride and fluoride compounds, and substances which will

react with water to form acidic products.

(iv) Solid or viscous wastes which will or may cause obstruction to the flow in

a sewer, or otherwise interfere with the proper operation of the wastewater

treatment system. Prohibited materials include, but are not limited too,

grease, un-comminuted garbage, animal guts or tissues, paunch manure,

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