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Show constructed and maintained a waterworks system to provide culinary water service to properties within the city limits, and Whereas, the operation and maintenance costs of that system have increased, and the system is in need of general repairs, and Whereas, the city has instituted a water service base, the costs of the system on water consumption, and Whereas, the city desires to encourage conservation of its water resources; Now, therefore be it ordained ordain-ed by the City Council that: 1 . Metered Service: AH water used from the city water system for household, irrigation, or any other use, shall be metered, and water paid for according to the quantity used. Charges for all meters are as follows: Meter Size BaseDemand Charg 58" x 34" $ 7.50 per month 1" 18.75 per month 1 12" 33.75 per month 2" 48.75 per month 3" 100.00 per month 4" 165.00 per month 6" 300.00 per month The basedemand charge shall entitle the water customer to use up to 3,000 gallons in any one month without additional charge, regardless of meter size. All water consumed in excess of 3,000 gallons per month shall be charged at the rate of $1.52 per thousand gallons or part thereof. There shall be no right of carry-over from one month to the next, so that each month is billed independently of all other months. Vacant properties which have not had service disconnected by the city shall be charged the minimum applicable for that meter. 2. Meter Reading: Meters may be read monthly, but shall be read a minimum of five times per year. In the event that one reading covers comsumption for more than one month, consumption shall be prorated pro-rated equally to each included inclu-ded in the meter reading. By connecting to the water system, property owners and occupants of property are deemed to have consented to permit meter readers on the property to read the meters. In the event that meters were installed within any building on the premises, and there is no remote read-out device, the property owner or occupant shall be required to v permit access for the reading of the meter during normal business hours as a condition to continued water service. . 3. Meter Error: In the event that a meter malfunctions malfunc-tions so that a reliable reading is not possible, i charges shall be estimated i by comparing the past known 1 use through the malfunctioning malfunction-ing meter to that of the adjoining or similar properties proper-ties on which the past and t current months', use is ; known. The consumption for the period during which no reliable meter reading is available is presumed to bear the same proportion to the consumption through a meter on a similar or adjoining property that the last known meter reading for the malfunctioning meter bears to the consumption through the same adjoining property's meter for the same period. 4. Meter Test: If a water user contests the accuracy of a meter, which when removed and checked, proves to be accurate or under reading, the actual costs of removing, replacing, and testing the meter shall be charged to the water user on the next water bill. If the meter is over reading, no charge will be made for the repair, and an adjustment for the error will be made under the formula described in - Section 3 above, for not more than three months. Meter errors of 3 or less shall be deemed accurate readings. If upon a rereading requested reques-ted by the customer, the meter is found to be accurate, a two dollar ($2.00) reread charge will be included in-cluded in the next billing. 5. Meter Tampering: It shall be unlawful to tamper with or bypass any water meter for the purpose of causing it to produce inac-, curate meter readings or for any other purpose, or to willfully cause damage to any water meter. Violation of this Section is a Class B misdemeanor, punishable by a fine or not more than $299.00 and not more than six months in jail. Willful consumption of water through a meter known to be damaged, bypassed or tampered tam-pered with, constitues theft of services and may be punishable as a felony. All meters installed throughout the system shall become the property of the city upon installation. Only meters meeting the City's specifications specifica-tions may be used. 6. Discount of Rates: The City Manager shall be authorized to discount water charges for senior citizens or indigent persons who suffer serious hardship as a result of increased rates. The discounted rate shall never be less than $2.00 per month. 7. Billing: The city Finance Department shall send a monthly or bi-monthly billing for water used in the previous month as shown by the meter readings or as estimated. Payment is due within fifteen days from receipt of the bill. In the event of non-payment, the - city may maintain an action to recover the amount owned, and after giving written notice to the owner of the property and the occupant occu-pant thereof, may terminate service. Notice of termination termina-tion of service shall be served upon the occupant of the property in person, or " posted, 'on the property, and - to the owner of the property by- mail. Notice shall be given in both manners even if the property is known to be owner occupied. Service shall not be terminated for non-payment without at least ten days after notice. Water service may be terminated for non-payment of any billing of other City services. 8. Connection Fees: In order to cover the cost of connections to the city's water system, a fee is to be paid to the Building Official at the time the building permits are issued, according accor-ding to the following schedule: sche-dule: Fee $600.00 Single family residence 400.00 Multi-family unit with two or more bedrooms 200.00 Hotel room, studio or one bedroom unit 200.00 Per 1,000 sq. ft. of commercial (i.e., non-residential space) - minimum connection fee of $400.00 .05 Per sq. ft. for all non-habitable, non-water using space such as parking, garages and storage room Uses not covered above to be determined by the Building Official upon approval by the City Manager. All applicants for water service shall include in their system a suitable frost free water meter to specifications required by the Public Works Director and approved at the time the building permit is issued. Cost of making the connection and cost of purchasing and installing the water meter and water meter vault shall be paid by the applicant and shall be in addition to the connection fees herein described. In addition to the feds described des-cribed in this Ordinance, permit fees for plumbing, electrical, mechancial, gran-ding gran-ding and excavation, demolition demoli-tion and street cut permits, are required according to the fee schedule included in the Uniform Building Code. The connection fee may be waived by the City Council upon the recommendations of the City Manager, for those projects which are deemed to serve a beneficial public purpose that would be harmed by the city requiring payment of such fees. 9. Repealer: This Ordinance repeals and supercedes su-percedes all prior ordinances of the city which fix the rate to be charged for water service, specifically Ordinance Ordi-nance 6-74 and Ordinance 9-74. This Ordinance also repeals Section 12 of Ordinance Ordi-nance 81-6 and replaces that provision. 10. Effective Date: This Ordinance shall take effect upon publication. Adopted this 20th day of May, 1982. Mayor John C. Green, Jr. Published in the Park Record May 27, 1982." Notice of Default Notice is hereby given by Herbert H. Halliday, Successor Succes-sor Trustee, a member of the Utah State Bar, that a default has occurred under that certain Trust Deed dated September 19, 1980, executed execut-ed by Bruce A. Guyette and Susan I. Laza, as Trustor, in favor of Howard R. Knohl, M.D., Trustee for Howard R. Knohl, Inc., Pension Trust, as Beneficiary, in which Assoc. Title Co. was named as Trustee, but Herbert H. v Halliday having been substi tuted as Trustee by a written Substitution of Trustee, dated dat-ed May 3, 1982. The said Trust Deed was recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Summit County, state of Utah, on September 26, 1980, as Entry No. 170944 in Book M-167 at page 649, Records of Summit County, Utah, all relating to and describing the real property situate in the County of Summit, State of Utah, particularly described as follows: Unit 5, Nth Street Town-houses, Town-houses, a Utah Condominium Condomi-nium Project, together with a 20 undivided ownership in the Common Areas and Facilities, according to the Condominium Declaration and Record of Survey Map recorded March 7, 1980 as - Entry Nos. 164615 and 164614 respectively, in the office of the Summit County Recorder. Said Trust Deed secures certain obligations under a note secured by Deed of Trust, of even date, in the ' original principal amount of $15,000.00, and the beneficial benefi-cial interest under the Deed of Trust and the obligations secured thereby are now owned by Howard R. Knohl, M.D., Trustee for Howard R. Knohl, Inc., Pension Trust. That the default which has occurred is the breach of an obligation for which the trust . property was conveyed as security and consists of the failure of the Trustor to pay ' the principal balance of $15,000.00 together with accrued interest thereon from September 9, 1981, at the rate of 20 Vi percent per annum. There is also due any and all advances made by the beneficiary on a first trust deed in favor of American Savings &.Loan Association and all of the expenses and fees of these foreclosure proceedings. That by reason of such default, Howard R. Knohl, M.D., Trustee for Howard R. Knohl, Inc., Pension Trust, the Beneficiary under said Trust Deed, has . executed and delivered to said Succes sor Trustee a written declaration declar-ation of default and demand for sale, and has deposited with said Successor Trustee such Trust Deed and all documents evidencing obligations obli-gations secured thereby and has declared and does hereby declare all sums secured thereby immediately due and payable and has elected and does hereby elect to cause the trust property to be sold to satisfy the obligations secured thereby. Dated May 14, 1982. Herbert H. Halliday Successor Trustee Published in the Park Record May 20, 27 and June 3, 1982. Notice of Trustee's Sale The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale, at the westside door of the Summit County Courthouse in Coalville, Coal-ville, Summit County, Utah on the 28th day of June, 1982, at 9:30 a.m. of said day for the purpose of foreclosing a Trust Deed executed by Katheleen Harrington, a woman, and George Anthony Gonzalez, an unmarried man, trustors, in favor of First Federal Savings and Loan Assoc. of Salt Lake City, covering real property located at 17 Homestake, Bldg. 3, Homestake Condominiums, Condo-miniums, Park City, Utah, and more particularly described des-cribed as: Unit 17, Building 3, Home-stake Home-stake Condominiums, together toge-ther with a 2.78 undivided undivid-ed ownership in the common areas and facilities according ' to the Condominium Declaration Decla-ration and the Record of Survey Map recorded February Feb-ruary 5, 1973 as Entry Nos. 118756 and 118755, respectively, respect-ively, in the office of the Summit County Recorder. , Situated in Summit County, Utah. Dated this 11th day of May, 1982. First Fed. Savings and Loan Assoc. Terry E. Walker Trustee Published in the Park Record May 20, 27 and June 3, 1982. Notice An Ordinance setting Water Rates and Connection Fees for Culinary Water Service Within Park City and amending Ordinance 81-6 Ordinance No. 82-13 'Whereas, the city has |
