ORD 88-16 BONDING REQUIREMENTSORDINANCE N0. 88-16
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINSLOW, WASHINGTON
ESTABLISHING A PROCEDURE FOR THE REVIEW AND SETTING OF
CERTAIN FEES, C?LARGES, AND BONDING REQUIREMENTS BY THE
PASSAGE OF COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS AND AMENDING WINSLOW
MUNCIPAL CODE SECTIONS: 5.04.030, 5.08.040, 5.12.030,
5.16.040, 5.20.040, 5.20.050, 5.20.060, 5.20.070,
5.20.080, 5.20.140, 5.24.040, 5.28.040, 5.36.030,
6.08.020, 6.08.030, 6.08.060, 12.20.150, 13.16.082,
15.08.070, 15.12.025, 15.20.060, 15.20.100A, 16.04.300,
16.12.860B, 16.12.900B, 17.12.050A, AND WINSLOW
ORDINANCES: 70-t4 section 13, 81-14, 82-16 section 1,
83-09, AND 86-20 TO SAID CODE.
WHEREAS, fees and charges required to be paid to
the city for various services performed and bonding
requirements for certain work or activities within the
city have been enacted by ordinance and are found in
various locations within the Winslow Municipal Code
making it difficul~ for both officers and employees of
the city and memkers of the public to determine such
fees, charges and requirements, and
WHEREAS, the difficulty and expense of amending such
portions of the Winslow Municipal Code resulted in
infrequent review of such fees, charges, and requirements,
and
WHEREAS, the council finds it would be to the benefit of
both the city and members of the public if a majority of
such fees, charges, and requirements were located in one
comprehensive list and would further facilitate an annual
review of such fees, charges, and requirements if the same
were to be adopted by reference in a resolution of the
council, Now, Therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WINSLOW,
WASHINGTON, as follows:
Section 1. Section 5.04,030 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
On or after the effective date of the
ordinance codified in this chapter, there is
levied upon and shall be collected from and
paid, as provided in this chapter, by every
person, on account and for the privilege of
engaging in business activities within the
city, an annual license fee and occupation
tax per calendar year, or any portion
thereof, in a sum equal to the amounts set
forth as follows:
A. Class I. Privately owned parking lots within
the city which charge a fee for parking: the
annual license fee shall be ~we~%y-~e~a~s an
amount as established by resolution of the
City Council. In addition to the annual
license fee, a business and occupational tax
shall be imposed and paid equal to a percent
of the gross income, as established by
resolution of the City Council received by
each business during the previous calendar
year.
Calendar
Year
~986
~98~
~988
Tax
Rate
Th~ee_peEee~%-e~-gEess-~eeme-~em
p~ev~ess-yeaE
~we_pe~ee~%-e~-9~ess-i~eeme-~em
p~ev&e~s-yeaE-
8me_pe~eem~-e~-9~ess-i~eeme-~Eem
pEev&e~s-yeaE-
Of this total sum, a_s~m-eepaa~-%e-=O4-peEee~%
a percent of the gross income, as established
by resolution of the City Council, received
by each business during the previous calendar
year shall be deposited in the current
expense fund of the city in accordance with
the provisions of Section 15.04,150A. The
balance of such sums shall be deposited in
the street fund of the city in accordance
with the provisions of Section 15.04,150B,
From and after January 1, 1989, in addition
to the annual license fee a business and
occupation tax shall be imposed and paid
equal to the tax imposed on Class 3
businesses, Section 5.04.030C and shall be
deposited in the current expense fund of the
city.
Class 2. Publicly owned parking lots within
the city which charge a fee for parking: a
business and occupation tax shall be imposed
upon and paid equal to ~e~-peEee~% a percent
of the gross income, as established by
resolution of the City Council, received by
such businesses during the previous calendar
year. These funds shall be deposited in the
street fund of the city in accordance with
the provisions of Section 5.04.150B.
Class 3. All other business located within
the city: the annual license fee shall be
~we~y-de~a~s an amount as established by
resolution of the City Council. In addition
to the annual license fee a business and
occupation tax shall be imposed and paid
equal to =~4-peEee~ a percent of the gross
income over ~i~%y-%he~sa~d-~e~a~s an amount
as established by resolution of the City
Council received by each business during the
previous calendar year, provided that
businesses which receive
~e~a~s this amount as established by
resolution of the City Council or less gross
income during the previous calendar year
shall be exempt from the business and
occupation tax. These funds shall be
deposited in the current expense fund of the
city in accordance with the provisions of
Section 5.04.150A.
Class 4. Businesses located outside the
corporate limits of the city which make
regular retail sales and deliveries or engage
in the sale of consumer services within the
city shall pay an annual license fee
~iE~y-~e~a~s as established by resolution
of the City Council. These funds shall be
deposited in the current expense fund of the
city in accordance with the provisions of
Section 5.04.1500A.
Section 2. Section 5.08,040 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
From and after the first utility bill
rendered after January 1, 1985, there is
levied upon and there shall be collected
from, every person, firm or corporation
engaged in carrying on the following business
for hire or for sale of a commodity or a
service within or partly within the corporate
limits of the city the tax for the privilege
of so doing business as hereinafter defined:
A. Upon any telephone business there shall be
levied tax equal to a percent of the total
gross income, excluding income from
intrastate toll, derived from the operation
of such businesses within the city as
established by resolution of the City
Council:
Date Rate
:a~ary_~7_~98§===================== ...... 6=6%
B. Upon any business selling or distributing
electric light or power, a tax to be equal to
a percent of the total gross income derived
from the operation of such business within
the city as established by resolution of the
City Council:
Date Rate
:aa~ary-~7~98~===================== ..... 6=6%
Upon any business selling, transmitting or
distributing water a taxt to be equal to a percent
of the total gross income derived from the
operation of such business within the city as
established by resolution of the City Council.
Upon any business providing sewer service, a tax
to be equal to a percent of the total gross income
from the operation of such business within the
city as established by resolution of the City
Council.
Upon any business providing storm drain service, a
tax to be equal to a percent of the total gross
income from the operation of such business within
the city as established by resolution of the City
Council.
Section 3. Section 5.12.030 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
Each license shall be issued for a period of
one calendar year commencing March 1, 1980.
The calendar year license fee shall be
%weR~y-~we-~e~aEs an amount as established
by resolution of the City Council for each
pool or billiard table, shuffleboard and
foosball game operated by the licensee and
shall be payable prior to March 31st for the
year required or prior to commencement of
business in the city. For any license
procured after the applicable date required
in this section, there is assessed and shall
be collected by the city clerk, in addition
to the required annual license fee, a penalty
e~-~e~-peEee~ as established by resolution
of the City Council on the annual license
fee for each month or part of a month
accruing between the time such license is
procured and the time when the same should
have been procured under the terms of this
chapter.
Section 4. Section 5.16.040 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
Each license shall be issued for a period of
one calendar year. The calendar year license
fee for each license shall be s~M~y-~e~a~s
an amount as established by resolution of the
City Council. The license fee shall be
payable prior to January 31st for the year
required or prior to commencement of business
in the city. For any license procured after
the applicable date required in this section,
there is assessed and shall be collected by
the city clerk, in addition to the required
annual license fee, a penalty e~-%e~-peEee~%
e~-%he-a~aMa~-~ee~se-~ee as established by
resolution of the City Council for each month
or part of a month accruing between the time
such license is procured and the time when
the same should have been procured under the
terms of this chapter.
Section 5. Section 5.20,040 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
The tax on bingo shall be in the amount of
gross receipts therefrom, less the amount of
money paid in cash or for the merchandise
actually awarded as prizes during the taxable
period, multiplied by a rate e~-~ve-peEeeR%
e~-~he-~rs~-~e~-~he~sa~-~etta~s as
established by resolution of the City
Council.
Section 6. Section 5.20,050 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
The tax on the raffles shall be in the amount
of the gross receipts therefrom, less the
amount of money paid in cash, and paid for
the merchandise, actually awarded as prizes
during the taxable period, multiplied by the
rate e~-~e~-peree~ as established by the
resolution of the City Council.
Section 7. Section 5.20.060 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
The tax on the amusement games shall be in
the amount of the gross receipts therefrom,
less the amount of money paid in cash, and
paid for merchandise actually awarded as
prizes during the taxable period, multiplied
by a rate e~-~we-~eEee~ as established by
the resolution of the City Council.
Section 8. Section 5.20.070 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
The tax on any punchboards or pull tabs shall
be in the amount of ~hEee-peEee~ a percent
of the gross receipts as established by
resolution of the City Council, directly from
the operation of the punchboards or pull
tabs themselves.
Section 9. Section 5.20.080 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
The tax on card playing shall be in the
amount of %e~-peEeeR% a percent of the gross
receipts, as established by resolution of the
City Council, received as fees charged
persons for the privilege of playing in card
games.
Section 10. Section 5.20.140 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
A. If the full payment of any tax or fee under this
chapter is not received by the city clerk on or before
the date due, there shall be added to the amount due a
penalty fee as follows:
1. One to ten days late, ~ve-~eEee~ a percent
of tax due as established by resolution of
the City Council;
2. Eleven to twenty days late, %e~-peEee~ a
percent of tax due as established by
resolution of the City Council;
3. Twenty-one to thirty-one days late, ~e~
peEee~ a percent of tax due as established
by the City Council;
4. Thirty-two to sixty days late, ~%ee~
pe~ee~% a percent of tax due as established
by resolution of the City Council;
but in no event shall the penalty amount be less than ~e~-~e~aEs
an amount as established by resolution of the City Council. In
addition to this penalty, the City Clerk may charge the taxpayer
interest of e~h%-peEee~ a percent, as established by resolution
of the City Council, per year of all taxes and fees due for each
thirty-day period, or portion thereof, that said amounts are past
due.
Failure to make payment in full of all tax amounts, and
penalties, within sixty days following the day the tax
amount initially became due, shall be both a civil and
a criminal violation of this section.
Section 11. Section 5.24.040 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
Each license shall be issued for a period of
one calendar year. The calendar year license
fee for each license shall be ~we~y-~ve
~ellaEs an amount as established by
resolution of the City Council for each
establishment where games of skill are
maintained. In addition there will be a
~y-~ettaE fee as established by resolution
of the City Council per machine per calendar
year. The license fee shall be payable prior
to January 31st for the year required or
prior to commencement of business in the
city. For any license procured after the
applicable date required in this section,
there is assessed and shall be collected by
the City clerk, in addition to the required
annual license fee, a penalty e~-~e~-~ereea~7
as established by resolution of the City
Council , of the annual license fee for each
month or part of a month accruing between the
time such license is procured and the time
when the same should have been procured under
the terms of this chapter.
Section 12. Section 5.28.040 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
Each license shall be issued for a period of
one calendar year. The calendar year license
fee for each license shall be e~e-h~e~
dettafs an amount as established by
resolution of the City Council. In addition
there shall be issued a license for each
particular machine used by the licensee and
the fee for each individual machine shall be
~e~-~ettars an amount as established by
resolution of the City Council per machine.
The license fee shall be payable prior to
January 31st for the year required or prior
to commencement of business in the city. For
any license procured after the applicable
date required in this section, there is
assessed and shall be collected by the city
clerk, in addition to the required annual
license fee, a penalty e~-teR-peEee~% a__s
established by resolution of the City Council
on the annual license fee for each month or
part of a month accruing between the time
such license is procured and the time when
the same should have been procured under the
terms of this chapter.
Section 13. Section 5.36,030 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
Any person desiring to do any act set forth in Section
5.36.020 shall first make a written application for a
permit to the fire marshal. The application for permit
shall be signed by the applicant. If the application
is made by a partnership, it shall be signed by each
partner of the partnership, and if the application is
made by a corporation, it shall be signed by an officer
of the corporation and bear the seal of the
corporation. The application shall be in such form as
the fire marshall shall require and shall include at a
minimum, the following information:
1. The true name, address and telephone number
of the applicant;
2. A statement by the applicant that he or she
is over the age of eighteen years of age;
3. A statement as to whether the applicant
possesses a license issued by the State Fire
Marshal to do the act for which the permit is
sought, and the current status of the said
license;
4. The proposed location at which the applicant
intends to perform the act for which the
permit is sought; and
5. Such other information as the fire marshal
may require in order to make the
investigation and report required by Section
5.36,040.
All applications for permits pursuant to this chapter
shall be accompanied by a non-refundable permit fee of
%we~y-~ve-dettaEs an amount as established by
resolution of the City Council. The City Council
hereby finds that his charge is necessary to cover the
legitimate administrative costs for permit processing
and inspection. The applicant shall post with the city
a performance bond or cash deposit in an amount ~e-tess
~a~-~y-detta~s as established by resolution of the
City Council, conditioned upon the prompt removal of
the temporary stand, which deposit shall be returned to
the applicant only in the event he removes said
temporary stand and cleans up all debris to the
satisfaction of the proper officials of the city. In
the event of his failure to do so, said performance
bond or cash deposit shall be forfeited to the city.
In no event shall the applicant be entitled to the
return of the said performance bond or cash deposit if
he has failed to remove said temporary stand and clean
up all debris by the tenth day of July each year.
All applications for permits pursuant to this chapter
shall be accompanied by a certificate of insurance
coverage evidencing the carrying of a comprehensive
general liability insurance policy with a minimum
coverage of-~ve-~d~ed-%~eusa~-~etta~s and ~we
m~tt~eR-~ettaFs an amount for bodily injury liability
for each person and event, respectively, and not less
than ~ive-hu~ed-~he~sa~d-~ettaEs an amount for
property damage liability for each event a__s
established by resolution of the City Council. Such
general liability policy shall name the city as an
additional named insured, must be in full force and
effect for the duration of the permit, and shall
include a provision prohibiting cancellation of said
policy without thirty days' written notice to the city·
Said policy and certificate shall be in a form approved
-.by the city attorney.
Applications for public display of fireworks shall be made
in writing at least ten days in advance of the proposed
display.
Section 14. Section 6.08.020 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
As of July 1, 1985, fees for licenses under this
chapter are as follows:
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1. For each dog or cat spayed or neutered,
~eltars an amount as established by
resolution of the City Council.
2o For each dog or cat not spayed or neutered,
~ee~-~ellars an amount as established by
resolution of the City Council.
A statement or letter from a veterinarian, certifying
the dog or cat has been neutered or spayed must be
present when applying for the animal license.
NOTE: The cost of licenses purchased after January 1st of a
licensing year shall be reduced by ~y-pe~ee~ a percent as
established by resolution of the City Council This reduced fee
is not applicable to renewals.
Section 15. Section 6.08,027 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
City of Winslow residents sixty-five years of age or
older shall be entitled to purchase a special permanent
license for spayed or neutered dogs or cats for the
lifetime of the animal or animals, provided the senior
citizen is the registered owner and such animal or
animals are maintained at the owner's address. Such
individuals shall not be required to annually purchase
a new license for the lifetime of such licensed dogs or
cats.
No senior citizen shall be allowed more than three
permanent dog or cat licenses at any one time for any
three dogs or cats for which he is the present and
registered owner.
The permanent dog or cat license fees shall be
~ettaEs an amount as established by resolution of the
City Council.
Section 16. Section 6.08.030 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
All licenses granted under this chapter shall
be due and payable the first day of July of
each year. If the license fee is not paid on
or before July 31st of each year, the
applicant shall pay a penalty e~-~ve-~e~ars
as established by the resolution of the City
Council for each license in addition to the
regular fee as stated in Section 6.08,020,
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B.
C.
D.
provided, the applicant shall not pay the
penalty fee if, as of July 31st, he:
Has been a resident of the city for thirty days or
less;
Has owned, kept or been in control of the dog or cat
for thirty days or less;
The dog or cat, at the time of the application for
license, is six months of age or less; or
The owner voluntarily applies for a license prior to
being warned or cited by the animal control officer.
Section 17. Section 6.08,060 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
Lost license tags may be replaced by a
substitute identification tag upon payment of
e~e-~e~a~ ~ee an amount to the city clerk as
established by resolution of the City
Council.
'Section 18. Section 12.20.150 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
At the time of the issuance of any of the
permits described in Section 12.20,120 and
12.20.130, the recipient shall deposit with
the city an amount ~we~y-~ve-~e~a~s a__s
established by resolution of the City
Council, a portion of which shall be refunded
to the recipient at the expiration of the
permit upon a showing by the permit recipient
of the following:
All conditions placed on the permit and all applicable
park rules and regulations and all applicable
ordinances have complied with;
The park has been returned to the condition in which it
existed prior to the effective date of the permit
including removal of all temporary structures, litter,
signs, advertising or other debris resulting from or
associated with the activities engaged in pursuant to
the permit.
Section 19. Section 13.16.082 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
There is granted to disabled citizens who
meet the qualifications set forth in Sections
13.16,084 and 13.16,086, a %we~y-~e~ee~%
discount on the monthly utility charges of
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the city as established by resolution of the
City Council.
Section 20. Section 13.16.090 of the Winslow
Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
All charges for sanitary sewage disposal service and
for connections thereto, together with penalties and
interest thereon as provided in this title and by
statute, shall be a lien upon the property to which
such connection is made or such service furnished,
superior to all other liens or encumbrances except
those for general taxes, special assessments, and city
water service. Enforcement of such lien or liens shall
be in the manner provided by law for the enforcement of
the same.
As an additional and concurrent method of enforcing the
sewer lien authorized by this section and state law,
the city may shut off the water service to the premises
to which such water service was furnished or
connections made after the charges become delinquent
and unpaid, until the charges are paid, subject to the
conditions set forth in state law.
All charges for water service shall be a lien upon the
premises and shall be enforceable by shutting off water
service until the delinquent bill is paid, subject to
the conditions set forth in state law. When water
service is shut off pursuant to this section, the water
shall not be turned on again until the bill is paid
together with a-~e~-~e~a~ turn on charge a__s
established by resolution of the City Council.
Section 21. Section 15.08,070 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
An application for a sign permit shall be
accompanied by a permit application fee
unless specifically exempt. The application
permit fee shall be %we-~e~a~s an amount per
square foot of the sign area as established
by resolution of the City Council. Such
permit fee may be waived by the city engineer
where the sign to be erected will replace a
sign which does not conform to the provisions
of this chapter or where the work to be done
on an existing sign will bring that sign into
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conformity with the provisions of this
chapter.
Section 22. Section 15.12.025 of the Winslow Municipal Code is
hereby amended to read as follows:
A. Before a permit as provided in Section
15.12,010 is issued, the applicant shall
deposit with the city clerk a surety bond or
other security in such reasonable amount as
set by the city engineer, but not less than
e~e-~a~red-~we~ty-~ve-~eree~ a percent a__s
established by resolution of the City Council
of the estimated costs of the work. The
required surety bond or other security must
be:
1.With good and sufficient surety, if
a bond;
2. By a surety company authorized to
transact business in the state, if
a bond;
3. Conditioned upon the permittee's
compliance with the ordinance
codified in this chapter and to
secure and hold the city and its
officers harmless against any and
all claims, judgments, or other
costs arising from the excavation
or other work covered by the permit
or for which the city, the city
council or any city officer may be
made liable by reason of any
accident or injury to the persons
or property through the fault of
the permittee;
4. Conditioned upon the permittee
filling up, restoring and placing
the street or other property in
good and sage condition as near as
may be to its original condition
and patching all openings and
excavations made in streets to the
satisfaction of the city engineer
or his designee;
5. Conditioned on the street or other
property where the excavation or other
work is performed remaining in as good a
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condition for a period of twelve months
after the work has been done. The city
engineer may reduce the amount of the
bond or other security to not less than
~i~%ee~-~eEeen% a percent of the amount
of the original bond or security for
this twelve-month period as established
by resolution of the City Council.
Any settlement of the surface of the street or
other property within the twelve-month period is
conclusive evidence of defective backfilling by
the permittee.
Nothing contained in this section requires
the permittee to maintain any repairs to
pavement made by the city if such repairs
should prove defective.
An annual bond may be given under this provision
which shall remain in force for one year
conditioned as provided in this section, in the
amount specified in this section, and in other
respects as specified in this section, but
applicable as to all excavation work in streets by
the principal in such bond during the term or one
year from said date.
Section 23. Section 15.20,060 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
A. Review. The land use administrator shall
review all plans for compliance with this
chapter. Revision and resubmittal may be
required.
B. Fee. A review fee e~-%wen~y-~ive-~e~aEs as
established by resolution of the City Council
shall be paid for residential development of
a single-family residence duplex or triplex.
All others shall pay a e~e-h~u~Ee~-~e~aE
fee, plus ~we~y-~ve-~e~aEs an amount per
hour, as established by resolution of the
City Council, for review time beyond four
hours. In addition, all applicants shall pay
the actual expenses incurred by the city if
the city hires outside consultants for review
of a drainage plan or for approval of the
drainage plan or for advice to an applicant
prior to application for approval of the
drainage plan.
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Section 24. Section 15.20.100 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
Ao Amount. The land use administrator is
authorized to accept voluntary agreements to
pay a portion of the cost of constructing
regional stormwater facilities. The amount
of the contribution shall be sufficient to
mitigate the direct impacts of the
development. The amount of contribution
shall be determined on a case-by-case basis,
but the land use administrator shall use as a
guide the following:
Basin Impact Cost/100 Square
Feet- Impervious Area
Basin A - Sportsman Club ...........
Basin B - Weaver Road/Grow Ave ......
Basin C - Madison Avenue ............
Basin D - The Canyon .................
Basin E - Wing Point Way ............
Basin F - Wing Point ................
Amounts as established by resolution of the City Council.
The land use administrator is authorized to adjust these
guidelines periodically based on the Engineering News index of
construction cost or similar construction cost index.
Section 25. Section 16.04.300 of the Winslow Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
The city shall require the following fees for its
activities in accordance with the provisions of this
chapter:
Threshold Determination. For every environmental
checklist the city shall collect a fee
de~aEs as established by resolution of the City
Council from the proponent of the proposal prior to
understanding the threshold determination. The time
periods provided by this ordinance for making a
threshold determination shall not begin to run until
payment of fees. When the city assists the applicant
or completes the environmental checklist at the
applicant's request or under Section 12 of this
ordinance an additional cost, plus %wen%y-~ve
peEee~%~%~ a percent as established by resolution of
the City Council, shall be collected.
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Section 26. Section 16.12.860 B of the Winslow
Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
B. The applicant will pay the following fees:
Valuation of Project**
$~GGG-~70QG
Application Fee
$ggg=gO plus $~=gg for each additional
$~gOg
Environmental Check List Fee:
*If required by the administrator.
**Valuation to be determined by the administrator.
An amount as established by resolution of the City Council.
Section 27. Section 16.12.900B of the Winslow
Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
B. The applicant will pay the
following fees:
Valuation of Project**
$%ggg-$~Tgg8
$~ggg and higher
Application Fee
$~g0=gg plus $~=gg for each addi-
tional
Envirorunental Check List Fee:
* If required by the administrator.
**Valuation to be determined by the administrator.
An amount as established by resolution of the City Council.
Section 28. Section 17.12.050A of the Winslow
Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
Any person requesting the approval of a short plat
subdivision, requiring administrative approval, shall
submit a short plat subdivision application to the city
engineer which shall be accompanied by a fee as set by
the applicable city fee schedule for the cost of
processing the application and filing the required
documents with the county auditor's office.
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Application shall be made on forms provided by the city
engineer.
Section 29. Ordinance 70-14 section 13 is hereby amended to read
as follows:
Section 13. The Licensee shall pay the City a license fee e~
~e~r-pe~ee~-~4%~ as established by resolution of the City
Council of the gross receipts collected by the Licensee in the
City. This license fee shall be in lieu of any business and
occupation tax or other tax required to be paid by the Licensee.
The license fee may be renegotiated every two years by either the
City or the Licensee by giving the other party written notice not
less than thirty (30) days prior to the anniversary date of this
ordinance, requesting a meeting to renegotiate the amount of fee.
Receipts for installation fees or so called "hook up" fees shall
be excluded from the gross receipts in determining the license
fee.
Section 30. Ordinance 81-14 section 10 is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Fees:
a). Permit Use Application Basic Fee
Conditional Use Permit $~Qg-+-$~9~ae~e
Planned Unit Development $~98-+-$~8~aeEe
Amendment to Zoning Map $~Q-+-$~9~aeEe
Special Significance Use $~-+-$~Qtae~e
Amounts as established by resolution of the City Council.
b).
Variances:
Variation of one foot or
less than 10% deviation from the code
Variation of 10% or more deviation
from requirement
$~99~99
Amounts as established by resolution of the City Council.
c).
Appeals of Administrative Decisions, Zoning,
or Land Use Matters:
The cost of appeals on land use matters,
zoning or administrative decision imposes an
expense on the City involving the Hearing
Examiner and City employees, plus the cost of
administration, equipment and space. While
appeals are every citizen's right, the
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imposition of a flat fee e~-$~0=00 a__s
established by resolution of the City Council
for filing such appeals is necessary to
offset the initial cost of administering the
appeal regardless of the outcome.
Section 31. Ordinance 82-16 section 1. is hereby
amended to read as follows:
1. Copies of City of Winslow Public Documents shall be
issued subject to the following charges:
Certified Copies at $~=gG-~e~-~he-~s~-~age
$~=gg-per-page-%herea~e~.
Non-certified copies at $=~B-per-page
~eem-eea~s+
Amounts as established by resolution of the City Council.
Section 32. Ordinance 83-09 is hereby amended to read
as follows:
The rate schedule established by this ordinance is no
longer effective. Each year the City adjusts the
utility rates based on the Seattle Consumer Price
Index-All Urban Users (CPI-U) for November of the
preceding year.
Section 33. Ordinance 86-20 Section V of the Winslow
is hereby amended to read as following:
Section V. Parking Fees.
A. The following parking fees shall apply to
parking within the designated areas of the
City of Winslow during the times set forth
below:
Fees and Hours Applicable to Parking in the Numbered Parking
Spaces 0n Brien and Bjune:
spaces 270-304 and 306-324
1). 6:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - Limited to "Monthly"
designated automobiles parking during these
hours. Automobiles displaying current, valid
monthly parking permits may park all day
Monday through Friday for a sum e~-$3~ a__s
established by resolution of the City
Council for each calendar month (not to be
pro-rated).
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2).
9:00A.M. - 6:00P.M. - Available to all
automobiles. g~e-~e~tar-~$~=gg} An amount as
established by resolution of the City Council
per vehicle per incident of parking per day.
Fees and Hours Applicable to Parking in the Numbered Parking
Spaces Near the Washington State Ferry Terminal:
Spaces 501-555
1). 6:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. - Limited to "Carpool"
designated automobiles parking during these
hours in their assigned spaces. Carpool
automobiles may park all day Monday through
Saturday for a sum e[-$3~=~g-as established
by resolution of the City Council each two
calendar month period (not to be pro-rated).
2). 9:00A.M. -6:00P.M. - Available to all
automobiles. T~ee-~e~a~s-~$3=GG~ An amount
as established by resolution of the City
Council per vehicle per incident of parking
day.
Fees and Hours Applicable to Parking in the Civic Center
Parking Lot Adjoining the Winslow City Hall:
Spaces 1-36
1). 6:00A.M. - 9:00A.M. - Limited to "Monthly"
designated automobiles parking during these
hours in their assigned spaces. Automobiles
displaying current, valid monthly permits may
park all day Monday through Saturday for a
sum e[-$4g=gg as established by resolution of
the City Council for each calendar month
period (not to be pro-rated).
Fees and Hours Applicable to Parking in the Civic Center Parking
Lot Near the Washington State Ferry Terminal:
Spaces 556-629 and 651-685
1). 6:00A.M. - 6:00P.M.
2). Th~ee-~ettars-~$3=Gg~ An amount as
established by resolution of the City
Council per vehicle per incident of parking
per day.
Section 34. Ordinance 83-09 Section 13.08 of the City
of Winslow is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 4. Ready to Serve Water Rate.
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Section 4. Ready to Serve Water Rate.
The rate for water service for fire protection shall be
"ready to Serve" charge. The "ready to serve" charge for
each fire hydrant installed shall be a sum e~-$~=0~ a__s
established by resolution of the City Council per month per
hydrant.
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The following
Sections-
Ordinances-
in the Ordinance Fee Schedule
5.04.030 6.08.030
5.08.040 6.08.060
5.12.030 12.20.150
5.16.040 13.16.082
5.20.040 13.16.090
5.20.050 15.08.070
5.20.060 15.12.025
5.20.070 15.20.060
5.20.080 15.20.100A
5.20.140 16.04.300
5.24.040 16.12.860B
5.28.040 16.12.900B
5.36.030 17.12.050A
6.08.020
70-14 section 13
81-14
82-16 section 1
83-09
86-20
have been amended:
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Section 12. This Ordinance shall be in full force and
effect five (5) days after passage and publication as
provided by law.
APPROVED:
ALICE B. TAWRESEY ~
Mayor -
ATTEST/AUTHENTICATE:
DON~NA j~,_~l BUXTON
Clerk/Treasurer
APPROVED AS TO FORM
OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY
FILED W/THE CITY CLERK: August 26, 1988
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL: September 1. 1988
PUBLISHED: September 14, 1988
EFFECTIVE DATE: September 19,1988
0RDINANCE N0. 88-16
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