Chapter 4-20: Fees⁴¹

4-20-1 Airport Fees.

(a) Airport hangar fees are $200.00 per month.

(b) Airport tie-down fees are $39.00 per month for asphalt.

Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4865 (1984); 4945 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5081 (1987); 5150 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5341; (1990); 5425 (1991); 5525 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996)

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

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

	Application	Fee
(1)	New license until June 30, 2008 starting July 1, 2008	$ 625.00 750.00
(2)	Transfer of location or ownership of license until June 30, 2008 starting July 1, 2008	625.00 750.00
(3)	License renewal until June 30, 2008 starting July 1, 2008	75.00 100.00
(4)	Late applications fee for expired license	500.00
(5)	Special event	25.00
(6)	Temporary permit for transfer of ownership	100.00
(7)	Bed and breakfast permit	25.00
(8)	Duplicate license	50.00
(9)	Trade name/corporation name change	50.00
(10)	Temporary modification of premises	50.00
(11)	Permanent modification of premises	100.00
(12)	Five hundred foot measurement for liquor license application	50.00
(13)	Tasting permit	50.00

(b) Each applicant for a hotel and restaurant license shall pay a manager registration fee of $75.00 to the city.

	Application	Fee
(1)	New license until June 30, 2008 starting July 1, 2008	$ 625.00 750.00
(2)	Transfer of location or ownership of license until June 30, 2008 starting July 1, 2008	625.00 750.00
(3)	License renewal until June 30, 2008 starting July 1, 2008	75.00 100.00
(4)	Late applications fee for expired license	500.00
(5)	Special event	25.00
(6)	Temporary permit for transfer of ownership	100.00

(d) Each licensee licensed under chapter 4-2, "Beverages License," B.R.C. 1981, shall pay the following applicable annual license fee at the time of applying for the license, which is refundable if the license is denied:

	Application	Fee
(1)	Retail liquor store	$ 22.50
(2)	Liquor-licensed drugstore	22.50
(3)	Beer and wine	48.75
(4)	Hotel and restaurant	75.00
(5)	Tavern	75.00
(6)	Club	41.25
(7)	Arts	41.25
(8)	Racetrack	75.00
(9)	Brew pub	75.00
(10)	Fermented malt beverage: (A) On-premises (B) Off-premises (C) On- and off-premises	3.75 3.75 3.75

(e) Statutory administrative fee per person for background checks caused by changes in structure of entity: $100.00

(f) Special event - liquor: $25.00/day

(g) Special event - beer: $10.00/day

Ordinance Nos. 4838 (1984); 5081 (1987); 5150 (1988); 5347 (1990); 5425 (1991); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 5899 (1997); 7380 (2004); 7528 (2007); 7564 (2007)

4-20-3 Auctioneer License Fees.

An applicant for an auctioneer license shall pay an annual fee of $64.85.

Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4866 (1984); 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5341 (1990); 5425 (1991); 5525 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006) ; 7564 (2007)

4-20-4 Building Contractor License and Building Permit Fees.

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

	Application	Fee
(1)	Class A	$460.00
(2)	Class B	307.00
(3)	Class C	197.00
(4)	Class D-1 through D-8	153.00
(5)	Class D-9	15.00
(6)	Class E	75.00

(b) The fees herein prescribed shall not be prorated.

	Value	Fee
(1)	$ 500.00 or less	$28.05
(2)	500.01 through $2,000.00	$28.05 for the first $500.00 plus $3.65 for each additional $100.00 or fraction thereof, to and including $2,000.00.
(3)	2,000.01 through 25,000.00	$82.15 for the first $2,000.00 plus $16.60 for each additional $1,000.00 or fraction thereof, to and including $25,000.00.
(4)	25,000.01 through 50,000.00	$464.50 for the first $25,000.00 plus $11.95 for each additional $1,000.00 or fraction thereof, to and including $50,000.00.
(5)	50,000.01 through 100,000.00	$763.40 for the first $50,000.00 plus $8.30 for each additional $1,000.00 or fraction thereof, to and including $100,000.00.
(6)	100,000.01 through 500,000.00	$1,178.45 for the first $100,000.00 plus $6.60 for each additional $1,000.00 or fraction thereof, to and including $500,000.00.
(7)	500,000.01 through 1,000,000.00	$3,835.00 for the first $500,000.00 plus $5.60 for each additional $1,000.00 or fraction thereof, to and including $1,000,000.00.
(8)	1,000,000.01 and up	$6,651.35 for the first $1,000,000.00 plus $4.30 for each additional $1,000.00 or fraction thereof.

(d) Other fees are as follows:

	Permit	Fee
(1)	Demolition Permit (A) Interior/nonloadbearing (B) All other	24.55 173.70
(2)	Fence Permit and Retaining Wall Permit	4.05 for each $100.00 (No maximum)
(3)	Temporary Event Permit Fee	28.05
(4)	Reinspection Fee	94.00 per occurrence (Payable before any further inspections can be done.)
(5)	Change of Use Fee	81.00 (Can be credited to building permit fee if permit applied for and paid within ninety days.)
(6)	After Hours Inspection	123.00 per hour -- two-hour minimum
(7)	Plan Check Fee (due at time of permit application): (A) Residential, single-family (B) Residential, multi-family (C) Nonresidential	Twenty-five percent of building permit fee Sixty-five percent of building permit fee Sixty-five percent of building permit fee
(8)	Plan Check Fee for revised plans (due at time of plan resubmittal): (A) Revision to plan: (B) Minor revision to plan:	Fifty percent of plan check fee Twenty-five percent of plan check fee
(9)	Energy Code Calculation Fee: Heat Loss Calculation Check Fee: (A) Residential (B) Commercial Corrections that necessitate resubmission will be charged an extra twenty-five percent of original fee.	$ 83.90 $104.05
(10)	Reinstatement of Permit	Fifty percent of Building Permit Fee (Energy Fee will not be charged if no further review is required.)
(11)	Temporary Certificate of Occupancy	$173.70
(12)	Replacement of Lost Plans/New Red-lines: (A) Residential/tenant finish (B) Commercial - New	$116.60 plus cost of reproduction 347.60 plus cost of reproduction
(13)	Gasoline Tank Installations	$69.54
(14)	House Moving Permit	$58.50
(15)	Grading Fees: (A) Grading Plan Review Fees: (i) Fifty cubic yards or less.......................................................No fee (ii) Fifty-one through one hundred cubic yards............................$18.65 (iii) One hundred one through one thousand cubic yards..............$28.00 (iv) One thousand one through ten thousand cubic yards.............$37.30 (v) Ten thousand one through one hundred thousand cubic yards--$37.30 for the first ten thousand cubic yards, plus $18.65 for each additional ten thousand yards or fraction thereof. (vi) One hundred thousand one through two hundred thousand cubic yards--$205.60 for the first one hundred thousand cubic yards, plus $11.15 for each additional ten thousand cubic yards or fraction thereof. (vii) Two hundred thousand one cubic yards or more--$317.45 for the first two hundred thousand cubic yards, plus $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--$51.30 per hour (minimum charge--one-half hour). (B) Grading Permit Fees: (i) Fifty cubic yards or less.......................................................$18.65 Fifty-one through one hundred cubic yards...............................28.00 (ii) One hundred one through one thousand cubic yards--$28.00 for the first one hundred cubic yards plus $12.60 for each additional one hundred cubic yards or fraction thereof. (iii) One thousand one through ten thousand cubic yards--$145.70 for the first one thousand cubic yards, plus $11.15 for each additional one thousand cubic yards or fraction thereof. (iv) Ten thousand one through one hundred thousand cubic yards--$246.50 for the first ten thousand cubic yards, plus $50.25 for each additional ten thousand cubic yards or fraction thereof. (v) One hundred thousand one cubic yards or more--$700.30 for the first one hundred thousand cubic yards, plus $28.00 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.

Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5177 (1989); 5341 (1990); 5525 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7453 (2006); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

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

An applicant for a circus, carnival, and menagerie license shall pay $342.43 per day of operation.

Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4866 (1984); 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5341 (1990); 5525 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

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 $201.00 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:

(1) An applicant shall pay permit fees for all other construction work, including excavation, as follows: a base permit fee of $82.00, and:

(A) $79.00 for one linear foot through fifty feet plus $0.94 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) $79.00 for one linear foot through one hundred feet plus $0.73 per linear foot over one hundred feet of trench excavated or bored and inspected;

(C) $79.00 for one linear foot through one hundred feet plus $0.73 per linear foot over one hundred feet of pipeline to be installed and inspected;

(D) $118.50 for one square yard through three hundred square yards plus $0.34 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) $118.50 for one square foot through three hundred square feet plus $0.34 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) $19.75 per cubic yard, with a minimum fee of $197.50 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:

Appurtenance	Fee
Maintenance hole	$118.50
Fire hydrant	79.00
Valve box and valve	79.00
Fitting (bend, tee, cross, etc.)	39.50
Inlet	118.50
Service line stub	79.00
Kick block	39.50
Meter pit
¾" – 1"	39.50
1½" – 2"	59.25
3" and larger	79.00

(2) 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 or 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 $79.00. 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.

(c) 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 $133.50 plus any of the following that apply:

(A) $79.00 for one foot through fifty feet plus $0.94 for each linear foot of existing or new sidewalks, trails, curbwalks, and curb and gutter over fifty linear feet to be constructed and inspected, repaired, or replaced;

(B) $79.00 for one foot through one hundred feet plus $0.73 per linear foot over one hundred feet of trench excavated or bored and inspected;

(C) $79.00 for one foot through one hundred feet plus $0.73 per linear foot over one hundred feet of pipeline to be installed and inspected;

(D) $118.50 for one square yard through three hundred square yards plus $0.34 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;

(E) $118.50 for one square foot through three hundred square feet plus $0.34 per square foot over three hundred square feet of concrete to be constructed and inspected for patching (repair) of street, parking, or alley sections;

(F) $19.75 per cubic yard, with a minimum fee of $197.50, 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

(G) $39.50 plus $11.45 for each appurtenance over three appurtenances to be installed and inspected.

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

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

Permit	Fee
Utility construction	$65.50

(e) The fees herein prescribed shall not be prorated.

(f) The reinspection fee is $94.00 per hour with a one-hour minimum.

(g) The after hours inspection fee is $123.00 per hour, with a two-hour minimum.

(h) The fee for any permit issued after construction has begun in the public right-of-way shall be twice the amount of each fee listed above.

(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 $3.75 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, "Traffic Control," B.R.C. 1981, shall pay a traffic control inspection fee as follows:

(1) $164.00 for a duration of one week or less.

(2) $328.00 per month for a duration greater than one week.

(k) An applicant for any permit that includes disturbance of greater than one acre of land (and thus is required by subsection 11-5-6(c), B.R.C. 1981, to install erosion controls) shall pay an erosion control/storm water management site inspection fee of $328.00 per month until such time as the land has been stabilized in accordance with the Design and Construction Standards.

(l) An applicant for a permit to construct a storm water detention or storm water quality facility required by paragraph 11-5-6(b)(4), B.R.C. 1981, shall pay a fee of $492.00 per facility.

(m) An applicant for a permit to connect to the storm water utility system in accordance with section 11-5-4, "Connections to the Storm Water Utility System," B.R.C. 1981, shall pay:

(1) A permit fee of $123.00 per connection.

(2) An inspection fee (first two inspections inclusive) of $164.00. Each subsequent inspection is $91.00.

Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 5919 (1997); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-7 Dog License Fee.

(a) An applicant for a dog license shall pay the following fees per year:

(1) for dogs less than one year old or for altered dogs upon presentation of a veterinary certificate showing alteration:

(A) One-year license: $14.00.

(B) Three-year license: $36.00.

(2) for unaltered dogs one year or more old:

(A) One-year license: $28.00.

(B) Three-year license: $78.00.

(3) Additional fee for licenses renewed later than April 1 of the calendar year in which renewal is due: $5.00.

(b) An applicant to transfer a dog license shall pay the fees specified for a new license, subject to the proration provisions of this section.

(d) The fees prescribed in subsections (a) and (b) of this section shall be prorated on a monthly basis for all licenses except renewals.

Ordinance Nos. 5081 (1987); 5150 (1988); 5425 (1991); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7349 (2004)

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 and Building Permit Fees," B.R.C. 1981:

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

Size	Fee
Less than 500 square feet	$36.70
500 through 999 square feet	51.75
1,000 through 1,499 square feet	69.60
1,500 through 1,999 square feet	90.25
2,000 square feet or more	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	..............................................................................69.60

(2) All other fees (including, without limitation, commercial construction and multi-family) 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	Fee
$ 300.00 or less	$ 42.85
300.01 through $3,000.00	50.90
3,000.01 and up	19.60 per $1,000.00 of total valuation or fraction thereof
Photovoltaic/Thermal System Permit	139.20

(3) Mobile Home Spaces	....................................................$42.85 per space
(4) Temporary Construction Power Permit	......................................................36.40

(b) The reinspection fee is $94.00 per occurrence.

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

Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5341 (1990); 5525 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-9 Food Service and Vending Machine Operator License Fees.

Repealed. (Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4866 (1984); 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5024 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5341 (1990); 5425 (1991); 5525 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7061 (2000))

4-20-10 Itinerant Merchant License Fee.

An applicant for an itinerant merchant license shall pay $45.56 per year.

4-20-11 Mall License and Permit Fees.

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

(a) for building extension permits, an annual fee of $14.50 per square foot of occupied space;

(b) for kiosk permits, an annual fee to be negotiated by contract with the city manager;

(c) For mobile vending carts, $1,798.00 per year, payable in two equal payments by April 1 and August 1, or, for substitution or other permits which begin later in the year and are prorated, within thirty days of permit approval;

(d) For ambulatory vendor permits, $90.00 per month from May through September and $45.00 per month from October through April;

(e) For any permits requiring use of utilities to be provided by the city, up to a maximum of $14.50 per day;

(f) For rental of advertising space on informational kiosks, $1,780.00 per quarter section per year;

(g) For animal permits, $0.00 per permit;

(h) For entertainment vending permits, $12.00 per month;

(i) For personal services vending permits, $90.00 per month from May through September and $45.00 from October through April; and

(j) For a newspaper vending machine permit, $58.00 per year.

Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4866 (1984); 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5081 (1987); 5150 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5313 (1990); 5425 (1991); 5453 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5695 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7002 (1999); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-12 Local Improvement District Fees.

The fee for a special assessment certificate under chapter 8-1, "Local Improvements," B.R.C. 1981, is $25.00.

Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4866 (1984); 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5187 (1989); 5240 (1989); 5347 (1990); 5525 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996)

4-20-13 Mechanical Contractor License and Mechanical Permit Fees.

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

	Class	Fee
(1)	Class A	$253.50
(2)	Class B	127.25
(3)	Class C	127.25
(4)	Class D	127.25
(5)	Class E	63.50

(b) The fees herein prescribed shall not be prorated.

(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

Dollar Value	Fee
$100.00 or less	$13.60
100.01 through $400.00	16.75
400.01 through 800.00	19.90
800.01 and above	19.90 for the first $800.00, plus $3.75 for each additional $100.00 or fraction thereof

(d) The reinspection fee is $94.00 per occurrence.

(e) The after hours inspection fee is $123.00 per hour, with a two-hour minimum.

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

Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5341 (1990); 5525 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 6015 (1998); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-14 Mobile Home Park Permit and Mobile Home Installer License Fee.

(a) An applicant for a mobile home installer license shall pay $153.00 per year.

(b) An applicant for a mobile home permit for tie-down, blocking, or other structural installation shall pay a fee of $58.10.

Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4866 (1984); 4879 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5341 (1990); 5525 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

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

(a) An applicant for a plumbing contractor license shall pay $278.95 per year.

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

SCHEDULE OF FEES

New Construction-Residential	Fee
1-dwelling-unit structures (1 1/2 baths or less)	$ 68.85
1-dwelling-unit structures (2 - 3 1/2 baths)	94.00
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.
Commercial, Industrial, and Miscellaneous	Fee
Remodel or add fixtures to one-dwelling-unit structures	$ 34.20
All other fees shall be computed on the dollar value of the complete plumbing installation including fixtures and all installation costs, as follows:
$100.00 or less	13.60
$100.01 - $400.00	16.75
$400.01 - $800.00	19.90
$800.01 and over	19.90 for the first $800.00 plus $3.75 for each additional $100.00 or fraction thereof

(d) The after hours inspection fee is $123.00 per hour with a two-hour minimum.

(e) The fees herein prescribed shall not be prorated.

Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5341 (1990); 5525 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-16 Police Alarm Response Fees.

Repealed. (Ordinance Nos. 4760 (1983); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7312 (2003))

4-20-17 Secondhand Dealer and Pawnbroker License Fee.

(a) An applicant for a secondhand dealer license shall pay $89.47 per year.

(b) An applicant for a pawnbroker license shall pay $1,733.89 per year.

(c) The fees for a new license prescribed in subsections (a) and (b) of this section shall be prorated on a monthly basis.

4-20-18 Rental License Fee.

The following fees shall be paid before the city manager may issue a rental license or a renewed rental license:

(a) Dwelling and Rooming Units: $ 46.00 per building

(b) Accessory Dwelling Unit: $ 46.00 per unit

Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5341 (1990); 5425 (1991); 5525 (1992); 5494 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7023 (1999); 7564 (2007)

4-20-19 Taxi Driver License Fee.

Repealed. (Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 4946 (1985); 5150 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5425 (1991); 5525 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 6062 (1999); 7008 (1999))

4-20-20 Revocable Right-of-Way Permit/Lease Application Fee.

(a) An applicant for a revocable right-of-way permit/lease application shall pay $310.00.

Resubmittal of revocable right-of-way permit/lease application within four weeks of initial application shall pay $155.00.

Permit renewal fee: $155.00.

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

Residential encroachment: $ 708.00

Commercial encroachment: 1,415.00

(c) An applicant for an encroachment off the Pearl Street Mall shall pay an annual fee of $9.80 per square foot of leased area.

(d) An applicant for a monitoring well encroachment shall pay $516.50 per well per year.

(e) Applications for any other encroachments not covered by this section will be reviewed and assessed a fee on a case-by-case basis.

Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 5150 (1988); 5341 (1990); 5525 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006)

4-20-21 Sign Contractor License Fees and Sign Permit Fees.

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

Type of Contractor	Annual Fee
Class A contractor (manufacturer or installer of signs and related structures)	$332.90
Class B contractor (creator of painted signs)	174.05

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

Sign Valuation	Required Fee
Signs not requiring plan check or electrical review and inspections	$ 89.00
Signs not requiring plan check but include electrical review and inspection	172.80
Signs requiring plan check but not including electrical review and inspection	244.80
Signs requiring plan check and electrical review and inspection	333.85

The fee for any permit issued after construction has begun shall be twice the amount of each fee listed above. Sales tax is due on valuation of the sign at time of application.

Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 4879 (1985); 5150 (1988); 5341 (1990); 5525 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-22 Air Carrier Landing Fee.

The landing fee prescribed by paragraph 11-4-6(a)(1), B.R.C. 1981, is $0.30 per one thousand pounds of maximum gross landing weight, or $1.00, whichever is greater.

Ordinance Nos. 4807 (1984); 4877 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996)

4-20-23 Water Permit Fees.

An applicant for a water permit under section 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. 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, "Duty to Maintain Service Lines and Fixtures," B.R.C. 1981, and for inspection for cross-connections under section 11-1-25, "Duty to Maintain Service Lines and Fixtures," B.R.C. 1981, shall pay the following fees:

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

(1) Water residential	..........................................................................................$123.00
(2) Water nonresidential	...........................................................................................$164.00
(3) Water private property repair	............................................................................................$41.00
(4) Irrigation residential	...........................................................................................$123.00
(5) Irrigation nonresidential	...........................................................................................$164.00
(6) Fire line residential	...........................................................................................$123.00
(7) Fire line nonresidential	...........................................................................................$164.00
(8) Main extension	...........................................................................................$316.00

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

(1) Water residential (first two inspections inclusive)	.................................................$164.00
(2) Water nonresidential (first two inspections inclusive)	.................................................$205.00
(3) Irrigation residential (first two inspections inclusive)	.................................................$164.00
(4) Irrigation nonresidential (first two inspections inclusive)	.................................................$205.00
(5) Fire line residential (first two inspections inclusive)	.................................................$164.00
(6) Fire line nonresidential (first two inspections inclusive)	.................................................$205.00
(7) Each inspection after the first two inspections	...................................................$91.00
(8) Clear water testing fee	.................................................$236.00

(d) Water meter installation fee:

(1) 3/4" meter	..........................................................................$488.00
(2) 1" meter	..........................................................................$658.00
(3) 1 1/2" meter (domestic)	.......................................................................$1,957.00
(4) 1 1/2" meter (sprinkler)	.......................................................................$2,221.00
(5) 2" meter (domestic)	.......................................................................$2,228.00
(6) 2" meter (sprinkler)	.......................................................................$2,406.00
(7) 3" meter	.......................................................................$2,849.00
(8) 4" meter	.......................................................................$3,708.00
(9) Install 3/4" meter transponder	..........................................................................$202.00
(10) Install 1" meter transponder	..........................................................................$236.00
(11) Install 1 1/2" meter transponder	..........................................................................$289.00
(12) Install 2" meter transponder (domestic)	..........................................................................$315.00
(13) 3" to 8" meter transponder (domestic)	..........................................................................$742.00
(14) 2" to 8" meter transponder (sprinkler)	..........................................................................$742.00
(15) Call back for 3/4" and 1"	............................................................................$44.00
(16) Call back for 1 1/2" and 2"	............................................................................$80.00

Sales tax is due on materials portion of installation.

(e) Tap fee:

(1) 3/4" in DIP or CIP	...........................................................................$104.00
(2) 3/4" in AC or PVC	...........................................................................$179.00
(3) 1" in DIP or CIP	...........................................................................$110.00
(4) 1" in AC or PVC	...........................................................................$182.00
(5) 1 1/2"	...........................................................................$322.00
(6) 2"	...........................................................................$379.00
(7) 4"	...........................................................................$377.00
(8) 6"	...........................................................................$436.00
(9) 8"	...........................................................................$522.00
(10) 12"	...........................................................................$684.00
(11) Call back for installing a water tap	...........................................................................$122.00

Sales tax is due on materials portion of installation.

(f) The emergency water conservation special permit fee is $75.00.

(g) Tests and inspections for backflow prevention assemblies:

(1) To test or inspect first backflow prevention assembly	........................................................115.00
(2) Each additional assembly at same location	..........................................................75.00
(3) For cross-connection inspection first hour	........................................................115.00
(4) For each additional hour at same location	..........................................................75.00

Ordinance Nos. 4866 (1984); 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5068 (1987); 5081 (1987); 5150 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5341 (1990); 5425 (1991); 5525 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 5875 (1997); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-24 Water Service Fees.

A person shall pay the following charges for water services:

(a) To terminate water service	..........................................$ 27.00
(b) To deliver water service termination notice	...........................................$12.00
(c) To remove water meter	...........................................$51.00
(d) To reset water meter	...........................................$45.00
(e) To resume water service	...........................................$25.00
(f) To resume water service after 3:00 p.m. weekends or holidays	...........................................$48.00
(g) Special meter read	...........................................$32.00
(h) To test meter and meter tests accurate	...........................................$50.00
(i) Water monitors	.........................................$200.00

Ordinance Nos. 4946 (1985); 5068 (1987); 5150 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5341 (1990); 5425 (1991); 5525 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-25 Monthly Water User Charges.

(a) Treated water monthly service charges:

Meter Size	Inside City	Outside City
¾"	$ 8.55	$ 12.81
1"	14.62	21.93
1½"	31.93	47.89
2"	56.20	84.29
3"	125.46	188.18
4"	222.40	333.61
6"	499.50	749.33
8"	887.53	1,331.29

(b) Treated water quantity charges:

(1) Block Rate Structure:

	Block Rates (per thousand gallons of water)	Block Size (% of monthly water budget)
Block 1	$1.95	0 – 60%
Block 2	2.60	61 – 100%
Block 3	5.20	101 – 150%
Block 4	7.80	151 – 200%
Block 5	13.00	Greater than 200%

(2) Definitions:

(A) "Block Rate Structure" is the water budget rate structure which includes Blocks 1-5. These blocks represent an increasing block rate structure such that the price of water increases as more water is used, particularly when the amount of water used exceeds the customer's water budget. This rate structure is intended to:

• promote water conservation and the efficient use of water;

• support community goals;

• reflect the value of water;

• send a price signal to customers who waste water;

• recover needed revenues for administration, operations, maintenance, capital projects, debt payments and reserves for the water utility;

• avoid additional costs of new water development; and

• avoid additional costs of new and expanded water treatment.

The rate structure provides an individualized water budget to each customer that is expected to meet the customer's specific water needs. The revenues generated from the block rate structure will be used to satisfy the quantity charge portion of the basic revenue requirements of the water utility.

(B) "Monthly water budget" means the amount of water allocated to the water utility customers to meet their anticipated watering needs for the month. The monthly water budget shall be the indoor and/or outdoor allocation for each water utility customer. The allocation shall be based on reasonable and necessary indoor and/or outdoor use, water conservation, and other relevant factors associated with water use in the city. The allocations shall be defined by rules and guidelines issued by the city manager.

(c) Drought Alert Stages are timing mechanisms for specific drought responses by all water utility customers. In the determination of the appropriate Drought Alert Stage, the city manager shall make a finding that in order to ensure an adequate amount of water supply for that particular water year, plus a reasonable amount of water reserved for future years, it is necessary to declare the appropriate Drought Alert Stage. These drought stages and the related responses shall be defined by rules and guidelines issued by the manager and shall include, at a minimum, the following factors:

(1) Boulder's projected mountain storage during the ensuing May through June period based on snowpack measurements and the projected resulting streamflows during the spring runoff period;

(2) Boulder's portion of water projected to be available in Colorado Big Thompson Storage Reservoirs during the ensuing May through June period;

(3) Boulder's unrestrained water demand;

(4) Other appropriate data and operating experience; and

(5) Conservation responses to each Drought Alert Stage.

(d) Bulk water and metered hydrant rate: $8.00 per thousand gallons of water used. (Service charges do not apply.)

(e) Irrigation water leased on an annual basis: Colorado Big Thompson $28.00 per acre foot; all other based on cost of assessment plus ten percent administrative fee or $28.00 per acre foot, whichever is greater.

Ordinance Nos. 5068 (1987); 5106 (1988); 5158 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5377 (1991); 5426 (1991); 5526 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7270 (2003); 7359 (2004); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-26 Water Plant Investment Fees.

(a) Water utility customers shall pay the following plant investment fees:

Customer Description	PIF Amount
(1) Detached residential:
Small size residence	.............................................$ 7,995.00
Mobile home	..............................................$ 7,995.00
Average size residence	..............................................$ 9,995.00
Large size residence (if 24 gpm or less)	.............................................$11,995.00
Large size residence (if more than 24 gpm)	................Base $9,995.00 (+ $555.00 per each gpm of the customer's instantaneous peak water demand in excess of 18 gpm)
(2) Attached residential:
Rooming house unit	..............................................$3,000.00
Small size unit	...............................................$5,995.00
Average size unit	...............................................$7,995.00
Large size unit (if 18 gpm or less)	...............................................$9,995.00
Large size unit (if more than 18 gpm)	................Base $7,995.00 (+ $555.00 per each gpm of the customer's instantaneous peak water demand in excess of 15 gpm)
(3) Nonresidential:
Base amount	.............................................$ 9,995.00
Additional fee for each gpm over 18 gpm, provided that the water use does not exceed the water use demand described in subsection 11-1-52(l), B.R.C. 1981.	...........................................$555.00/gpm
(4) Irrigation service:
Detached residential and attached residential	......................................................0.00
Nonresidential	..................$666.00/gpm through 180 gpm

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

(A) Raw Water

(AYWA/34,480 acre feet) x $440,400,000.00 plus

(B) Water Delivery Infrastructure

(PDWD/50,000,000 gallons per day) x $325,200,000.00 = Total PIF

Where: AYWA = customer's average year water demand in acre feet

34,480 acre feet = city's usable water rights capacity

$440,400,000.00 = value of city's raw water

PDWD = customer's peak day water demand in million gallons per day

50,000,000 gallons per day = city's current treated water delivery capacity

$325,200,000.00 = value of city's water delivery infrastructure

Ordinance Nos. 5012 (1986); 5075 (1987); 5526 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5769 (1996); 5835 (1996); 6054 (1999); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

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:

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

(1) Wastewater residential	..........................................................................$123.00
(2) Wastewater nonresidential	...........................................................................$164.00
(3) Wastewater private property repair	.............................................................................$41.00
(4) Sewer main extension permit	...........................................................................$316.00

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

(1) Wastewater residential (first two inspections inclusive)	........................................$164.00
(2) Wastewater nonresidential (first two inspections inclusive)	........................................$205.00
(3) Each inspection after the first two inspections	..........................................$91.00

(1) 4" PVC and VCP	.........................................................................$124.00
(2) 4" RCP	...........................................................................191.00
(3) 6" PVC and VCP	...........................................................................143.00
(4) 6" RCP	...........................................................................209.00
(5) Manhole tap	...........................................................................572.00
(6) Call back for installing a sewer tap	............................................................................79.00

Sales tax is due on materials portion of installation.

Ordinance Nos. 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5068 (1987); 5081 (1987); 5150 (1988); 5240 (1989); 5341 (1990); 5425 (1991); 5525 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-28 Monthly Wastewater User Charges.

(a) Monthly service charge:

Meter Size	Inside City	Outside City
¾"	$ 0.96	$ 1.44
1"	1.71	2.57
1½"	3.85	5.77
2"	6.85	10.27
3"	15.40	23.09
4"	27.37	41.05
6"	61.59	92.38
8"	109.49	164.23

(b) Quantity charge:

(1) Average strength sewage (up to and including two hundred twenty mg/l TSS, twenty-five mg/l NH₃-N, or two hundred thirty mg/l BOD):

Quantity	Inside City	Outside City
Per 1,000 gallons of billable usage	$3.60	$5.40

(2) Consumers with sewage strengths exceeding two hundred twenty mg/l TSS, or twenty-five mg/l NH₃-N, or two hundred thirty mg/l BOD, shall pay the quantity charge for average strength sewage and, additionally, $480.00 per one thousand pounds of sewage which exceeds such sewage strengths for TSS, $635.00 per one thousand pounds of sewage which exceeds such sewage strengths for NH₃-N, and $455.00 per one thousand pounds of sewage which exceeds such sewage strengths for BOD.

(3) The quantity charge for all residential accounts with average strength sewage will be based on each property's Average Winter Consumption ("AWC") from the last AWC computation period or the number of thousand gallons of water actually consumed during the month, whichever is lower, except during the AWC computation period, during which charges will be based on actual water consumption. "AWC" means the average number of thousand gallons of water use per month reflected on an account's utility bill for the most recent consecutive months of December, January, February and March. For accounts registering no water use in one or more monthly billing periods, an average will be established based on those months in which there was usage, historical records or other available relevant data. The average for billing purposes will be recalculated in April of each year.

(4) The quantity charge for all nonresidential accounts with average strength sewage will be billed as follows:

(A) Those accounts with only an indoor water budget allocation will be billed on the actual number of thousand gallons of water consumed.

(B) Those accounts that have both an indoor and an outdoor water budget allocation will be billed based on the actual number of thousand gallons of water consumed or indoor water budget allocation, whichever is lower.

Monthly water budget options and the allocations associated with each option shall be defined by rules and guidelines issued by the city manager.

(5) For any new user connecting to the utility, or for a user making a change in the use of the premises or making a substantial expansion of the premises, the city manager will make an estimate of water consumed during an average winter month based upon a count of plumbing fixtures, consumption of similar users, indoor water budget allocation or such other information that under all the circumstances is relevant in making such a determination. Such estimate when made will be used in charging for sewer service until the first month of the AWC computation period, at which time actual water use or indoor water budget allocation will be used to determine sewer quantity charges.

(6) The city manager may require any user of the wastewater utility to meter water used from wells or sources other than the water utility of the city. The manager may use any reasonable method to establish the wastewater service charges to such user.

Ordinance Nos. 4874 (1985); 4969 (1986); 5012 (1986); 5068 (1987); 5158 (1988); 5243 (1989); 5426 (1991); 5526 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007); 7588 (2008)

4-20-29 Wastewater Plant Investment Fees.

(a) Sanitary sewer utility customers shall pay the following plant investment fees:

Customer Description	PIF Amount
(1) Detached residential:
Small size residence	..............................................$1,530.00
Mobile home	...............................................$1,530.00
Average size residence	...............................................$1,910.00
Large size residence (if 24 gpm or less)	...............................................$2,290.00
Large size residence (if more than 24 gpm)	................Base $1,910.00 (+ $106.00 per each gpm of the customer's instantaneous peak water demand in excess of 18 gpm)
(2) Attached residential:
Rooming house unit	................................................$ 575.00
Small size unit	...............................................$1,150.00
Average size unit	...............................................$1,530.00
Large size unit (if 18 gpm or less)	...............................................$1,910.00
Large size unit (if more than 18 gpm)	................Base $1,530.00 (+ $106.00 per each gpm of the customer's instantaneous peak water demand in excess of 15 gpm)
(3) Nonresidential:
Base amount	.............................................$ 1,910.00
Additional fee for each gpm over 18 gpm, provided that the water use does not exceed the wastewater discharge described in subsection 11-2-33(k), B.R.C. 1981.	...........................................$106.00/gpm

(4) The PIF for a customer who exceeds the wastewater discharge described in subsection 11-2-33(k), B.R.C. 1981, is calculated as follows:

[(PDH/25,000,000 gallons per day) x $88,100,000.00] plus

[(ABOD/23,360 lbs. per day) x $16,200,000.00] plus

[(ATSS/22,060 lbs. per day) x $15,100,000.00] plus

[(ANH₃/830 lbs. per day) x $2,300,000.00] = Total PIF

Where: PDH = customer's peak day hydraulic loading in million gallons per day 25,000,000 gallons per day = city's current hydraulic and collection capacity

$88,100,000.00 = value of city's hydraulic and collection capacity

ABOD = thirty-day average BOD₅ loading removal in lbs. per day

23,360 lbs. per day = city's current BOD₅ removal capacity

$16,200,000.00 = value of city's BOD₅ removal capacity

ATSS = customer's thirty-day average total suspended solids (TSS) loading requiring removal in lbs. per day

22,060 lbs. per day = city's current TSS removal capacity

$15,100,000.00 = value of city's TSS removal capacity

ANH₃ = customer's thirty-day average ammonia nitrogen as N (NH₃-N) loading requiring removal in lbs. per day

830 lbs. per day = city's current NH₃-N removal capacity

$2,300,000.00 = value of city's NH₃-N removal capacity

Ordinance Nos. 5012 (1986); 5075 (1987); 5526 (1992); 5676 (1994); 5769 (1996); 5835 (1996); 6054 (1999); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-30 Firearms Permit Application Fee.

Repealed. (Ordinance Nos. 4946 (1985); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7319 (2003))

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

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

(1) Flow:

Gallons per Day	Annual Fee
0 – 10,000	$3,450.00
10,001 – 25,000	4,867.00
Over 25,000	6,139.00

(2) Industries that are issued more than one permit will be charged an annual fee based on the total gallons per day from all their permit discharges.

(3) Fee to review a wastewater classification survey is $100.00.

(b) An applicant for a groundwater discharge permit shall pay the following permit fees:

(1) The fee to review a groundwater discharge permit application shall be $100.00.

(2) For an applicant that will have a continuous, ongoing discharge, the annual fee shall be $450.00 per year. The first year permit fee shall be payable upon the issuance of the permit and shall be paid every year thereafter on the anniversary of such issuance for the duration of the permit. Annual fees are not applied to construction de-watering discharges occurring over a period of no more than one hundred eighty days.

(c) The fee for dumping domestic septic wastes at the septage receiving station at the wastewater treatment plant in accordance with section 11-3-9, "Septage Tank Waste," B.R.C. 1981, shall be $70.00 per thousand gallons.

Ordinance Nos. 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5158 (1988); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7495 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-32 Occupation Tax.

Repealed. (Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4946 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5187 (1989); 5425 (1991))

4-20-33 Solar Access Permit Fees.

(a) The application fee for a solar access permit pursuant to subsection 9-9-17(h), B.R.C. 1981, shall be $550.00.

(b) The application fee for an exception pursuant to subsection 9-9-17(f), B.R.C. 1981, shall be $550.00.

(c) An application fee paid under this section may be refunded, but only if an unambiguous written request to withdraw the application and refund the fee is received in the city office where the application was presented within five days of the date on which the application was received at that office.

Ordinance Nos. 5603 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7439 (2005); 7476 (2006)

4-20-34 Subdivision Fees.

Repealed. (Ordinance Nos. 4803 (1984); 4866 (1984); 5012 (1986); 5150 (1988); 5341 (1990); 5425 (1991); 5603 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7087 (2000))

4-20-35 Parking Meter Hood Permit Fees and Deposit.

(a) An applicant for a parking meter hood permit shall pay a fee calculated as follows for a daily, weekly, monthly, or annual permit:

(1) Daily: The maximum hourly street meter rate anywhere in the city is multiplied by the maximum number of hours any street meter is in operation.

(2) Weekly: The daily rate times the maximum number of days any street meter is in operation.

(3) Monthly: The weekly rate times four.

(4) Annual: The weekly rate times fifty-two.

(b) An applicant for a parking meter hood permit shall pay a deposit of $50.00 per hood or sign, refundable if the hood is returned in substantially the same condition of its issue within five business days after expiration of the permit.

Ordinance Nos. 5308 (1990); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996)

4-20-36 Animal-Drawn Vehicle Permit Fees.

An applicant for an animal-drawn vehicle permit shall pay $51.50 per commercial-use vehicle.

Ordinance Nos. 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996)

4-20-37 Historic Preservation Application Fees.

(a) An applicant for designation of an individual landmark shall pay $25.00.

(b) An applicant for a designation of a historic district shall pay $75.00.

(c) 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:

(1) Initial staff review of application: $51.00.

(2) Initial committee review of application: $282.00.

(3) If a public hearing is required: $1,504.00.

Ordinance Nos. 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996); 7213 (2002); 7439 (2005); 7475 (2006); 7564 (2007)

4-20-38 Tax License Fees.

(a) An applicant for a sales and use tax license under section 3-2-11, "Sales and Use Tax License," B.R.C. 1981, shall pay a fee of $25.00.

(b) An applicant for a public accommodations tax license under section 3-3-7, "Licensing and Reporting Procedure," B.R.C. 1981, shall pay a fee of $25.00.

(c) An applicant for an admissions tax license under section 3-4-6, "Licensing and Reporting Procedure," B.R.C. 1981, shall pay a fee of $25.00.

Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4866 (1984); 5525 (1992); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996)

4-20-39 Animal Impoundment Fee.

The animal impoundment fee prescribed by subsection 6-1-25(b), B.R.C. 1981, is $45.00 per animal with a license; board fee for bite animal quarantine (dangerous animals) is $20.00 per day. There is also a $15.00 per day fee for feeding and keeping the animal by the city.

Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 4935 (1985); 5012 (1986); 5240 (1989); 5599 (1993); 5676 (1994); 5760 (1995); 5835 (1996); 7495 (2006)

4-20-40 Horse Concession Park Use Fee.

The fee for the horse concession park use permit prescribed by subsection 8-3-7(b), B.R.C. 1981, is $100.00 per horse per year.

Ordinance Nos. 4789 (1983); 5676 (1994); 5835 (1996)

4-20-41 Park and Recreation Admission Fees.

(a) The fees for admission to the East Boulder Community Center and the North and the South Boulder Recreation Centers are:

(1) Daily:

Category	Fee
Adult	$6.25
Teen	4.00
Child	3.50
Senior	4.50

(2) Annual Pass:

Category	Resident	Nonresident
Adult	$490.00	$615.00
Teen	225.00	285.00
Child	195.00	245.00
Senior	305.00	385.00

(3) Ten Admission Pass:

Category	Resident	Nonresident
Adult	$56.00	$58.00
Teen	37.00	38.00
Child	31.00	32.00
Senior	41.50	42.50

(4) Twenty Admission Pass:

Category	Resident	Nonresident
Adult	$106.00	$111.00
Teen	69.00	72.00
Child	58.00	61.00
Senior	78.00	81.00

(5) Forty Admission Pass:

Category	Resident	Nonresident
Adult	$200.00	$214.00
Teen	128.00	138.00
Child	110.00	118.00
Senior	146.00	156.00

(6) Climbing Wall:

	Resident	Nonresident
Groups (minimum of eight and maximum of ten participants)	$ 60.00/hour	$ 75.00/hour

(7) Childcare:

Type	Resident/Nonresident
Drop-in	$6.50 for 1.5 hours of service per child 3.50 for each additional child for 1.5 hours of service

(8) Childcare Punch Cards:

No. Visits	Resident/Nonresident
Ten visits	$ 58.50 for first child, 35.00 for each additional child
Twenty visits	110.50 for first child, 70.00 for each additional child
Forty visits	195.00 for first child, 140.00 for each additional child

(b) The fees for admission to the Spruce and Scott Carpenter pools are:

Outdoor Pool Daily:

Category	Resident/Nonresident
Adult	$6.00
Teen	3.50
Child	3,00
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