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The Honorable Pat Flood
City of Sebastian
P. 0. Box 127
Sebastian, FL 32950
FLEB23. iv,ii
February 18, 1982
RE: General Development Utilities, Inc. - Proposed Water
and Sewer Rate Increase and Main Extension/Service
Availability Charge Increase
Dear Mayor Flood:
In accordance with the City Commission's request, General
Development Utilities, Inc. hereby files ten copies of our
response to the requests for information submitted to us at
the January 19, 1982 workshop.
Also enclosed are ten copies of revised Exhibit No. 8,
Service Availability and Main Extension Policy. The purpose
of this revision is to include pages 8 through 12, which
were not included in our original filing package.
Should further clarification be necessary, please let me
know.
Sincer ly,
C. E. Fancher, J .
Assistant Vice President -
Finance
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cc: Daniel Kilbride, Jr.
Nancy H. Roen
1111 South Bayshore Drive, Miami, Florida 33131, Telephone 305 350 1331 A General Development Subsidiary
Response to Inquiry No. 1
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS RATE CASE
1980 TEST YEAR
Water Treatment Plant Facilities
1980 & Before
Plant Capacity .144 MGD
Well #1 100 GPM
Ground Storage 52,000 gallons
High Service Pumps 250 GPM
Auxilliary Pump & Motor 100 GPM
Hydropneumatic Tank 6,000 gallons
Cascade Aerator 300 GPM
Chlorination 10 lb per day
L.P. Gas Tank 500 gallons
1981 Additional Facilities
Plant Capacity .432 MGD
Well No. 2 200 GPM
Ground Storage 352,000 gallons
High Service Pump & Engine 600 GPM
Lime Softening Treatment Facility - 1982
Capacity
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High Service Pumps
Aerator (Cascade Type)
Chlorination
Chemical Silos
Precipitator
Filters
Generator
Storage Bldg
Sludge Ponds (2)
Save -All Ponds
Clear Well &_Transfer Pumps
0.3 MGD
600 GPM
800 GPM
500,000 gallons
2@600 GPM/1@300 GPM
1,800 GPM
2@25 lb per day
50 tons
466 GPM
2@233 GPM
350 KW
Approx 1,400 sq.ft.
Approx .6 acres
Approx .5 acres
225 GPM
Inquiry No. 1
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Wastewater Treatment Plant - 1981
Marolf Package Plant
Plant Capacity
Aerators
Settling Tank
Chlorine Contact Chamber
Aerobic Digester
Standby Generator
Storage Bldg
Sludge Sand Filters
Percolation Ponds (3)
Control Bldg
.3 MGD
1@204,000 gal/1@99,000 gal
50,900 gallons
12,070 gallons
26,480 gallons
125 KW
544 sq. ft.
Approx .3 acres
Approx 2.4 acres
512 sq. ft.
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SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS RATE CASE
1980 TEST YEAR
Response to Inquiry No. 3
The water and sewer rate structure has been formulated using
a base facility charge approach to the development of rates.
The base facility charge rate structure separates all revenues
to be recovered into two component parts: a fixed cost
component and a variable cost component.
Fixed costs are those costs which do not vary with the amount
of water consumed. These costs, such as customer billing,
depreciation, interest expense, property taxes and a portion
of maintenance, are incurred because of the fact that there
is a connection to the water or sewer system of a certain
size and service is available on demand at the discretion of
the customer. These costs are recovered through a base fac-
ility charge applied to each connection to the water or sewer
system which increases based on the total demand that a cus-
tomer can place on the system. For water customers the base
facility charge increases in accordance with meter size be-
cause the larger meters can place a greater immediate demand
on the system than the smaller meters. Thus, a greater propor-
tionate share of the utility facilities have been dedicated to
the use of the larger customers. The sewer base facility
charge also varies proportionately to the meter sizes with
the exception of residential service which has one rate for
all meter sizes. This exception is made because the demand
placed upon the sewer system facilities by residential cus-
tomers does not vary with meter size. Residential customers
Inquiry No. 3
Page 1 of 2
require larger size meters primarily for irrigation purposes
and other uses which do not impact the sewer system.
The second portion of the base facility charge structure is
a charge to recover the variable cost of providing service
plus a fair return on investment. This charge is applied as
a usage rate per thousand gallons which is applied on a uni-
form basis to all consumption. This charge is to recover costs
which are related to changes in the volume of water for sewer
service used plus taxes and a fair return on investment.
Inquiry No. 3
Page 2 of 2
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS RATE CASE
1980 Test Year
Response to Inquiry No. 4
OPERATING PERSONNEL AS OF 12/31/81
% OF TIME
CHARGED
TITLE EMPLOYEE NAME TO SEBASTIAN
Division Manager Curtis Morris (Class C Water/ 3%
Class A Wastewater licenses)
Operations Manager Terrance Pinto 33%
Utility Community Supt Darrell Williams (Class C Water/ 100%
Class C Wastewater)
Shift Operator Michael Cousino (Class C Water/ 100%
Class C Wastewater)
Customer Relations Mgr
Shirley Cook
2%
Customer Service Rep
Elizabeth Daball
2%
Shirley Congleton
2%
Public Service Rep
Joan Highsmith
2%
Keypunch Operator
Loretta Morgan
2%
Meter Reader
Debra Burgess
5%
Ray Pope
5%
Foreman I
Wade Sweeney
7%
Foreman II
Larry Mann
10%
Maintenance Mechanic
Ken Klingler
4%
Al Branch
4%
Mechanic Helper
Michael Proctor
4%
Supt, Distrib & Coll
Ronald Perry
10%
Equipment Operator
Ken Horan
10%
Line Maint Tech
Mannie McCray
10%
Perry Giustiniano
15%
James Hembree
15%
Floyd Jones
15%
*Time charged for actual hours worked.
Percentages stated here reflect estimated hours worked.
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS RATE CASE
1980 TEST YEAR
Response to Inquiry No. 5
The Cost of Capital Computation shown on Exhibit No. 4 has been
formulated using a methodology that identifies the portion of
capital which is a source of funding to General Development
Utilities, Inc. Under this "pool of funds" concept the impor-
tant ingredient is the ratio of the various sources of funds
which make up the total capitalization. The application of
these sources of funds to the net investment rate base for the
Sebastian Highlands Water and Sewer Systems is shown on pages
2 and 3 of Inq. No. 5. This same methodology has previously
been employed and accepted by the Florida Public Service Commission
in the following rate cases:
1) Port Charlotte
2) Port St. John
3) Port Malabar
Docket No. 780700 -WS
Docket No. 790552 -WS
Docket No. 800367 -WS
Inquiry No. 5
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SEBASTIAN
HIGHLANDS RATE CASE
1980 TEST YEAR
WATER
SYSTEM RATE BASE
CLASS OF CAPITAL
RATIOS
AMOUNT
Long -Term Debt
Prudential
6.01%
$ 3,655
Bank Line
10.89
6,623
Travelers
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Flagship
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602
Total Long -Term Debt
18.89
11,488
Common Stock Equity
53.66
32,633
Accumulated Deferred
27.45
16,694
Income Taxes
Total
100.00%
60,815
Working Capital
2,456
Tax Lag
(984)
TOTAL RATE BASE
$62,287
Inquiry No. 5
Page 2 of 3
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS RATE CASE
1980 TEST YEAR
SEWER SYSTEM RATE BASE
CLASS OF CAPITAL
RATIOS
AMOUNT
Long -Term Debt
Prudential
6.01%
$ 5,293
Bank Line
10.89
9,590
Travelers
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Flagship
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872
Total Long -Term Debt
18.89
16,636
Common Stock Equity
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47,257
Accumulated Deferred
27.45
24,174
Income Taxes
Total
100.00%
88,067
Working Capital
1,569
Tax Lag
(1,440)
TOTAL RATE BASE
$88,196
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Response to Inquiry No. 7D, 7E & 7F
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS RATE CASE
1980 TEST YEAR
7D. Number of Disconnects/Reconnects
GDU does not maintain a summary record of disconnects/
reconnects. This information is contained at a detail
level through either service work orders (which identify
the type of work to be performed) or as a notation in
the meter book (which would identify a turn-off or a
turn -on request). An estimate of the total reconnections
for the year couldbe based on the total number of inactive
water connections by month. This approach assumes that
all customers disconnected in one month are reconnected
the following month. Total disconnectsjreconnects using
this approach follow.
Disconnects/
Reconnects 170 --
7E. Minimum Bills 836 195
7F. Billings Over
30,000 galsJmonth 38 22
1979 1980
W S W S
179 -- 130 --
776 194 1009 293
36 7 59 17
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 1.0
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC.
SERVICE AVAILABILITY AND MAIN EXTENSION POLICY
Gerard P. Mozian
President
EXHIBIT NO. 3 Revised 2/18/82
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 2.0
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
INDEX
RULE NO.
SHEET NO.
1.0
General Policy ..................................
3.0
2.0
3.0
Availability ....................................
Main Extension and Connection (Plant Capacity)
3.0
4.0
Charges.........................................
Gallons Per Day, Water and Sewer Demand
3.0
Characteristics.................................
4.0
5.0
Preparation of Developer's Agreements .:.........
4.0
6.0
Water and Sewer Capacity Allocations ............
4.0
7.0
Water Service Only - Sewer Service Only .........
5.0
8.0
Water Meter Installation Fees ...................
5.0
9.0
Action by Governmental Authority ................
6.0
10.0
Transfer of Contributed Property - Bills of Sale.
6.0
11.0
12.0
Inspection Fees .................................
Inspection of Plumber's Hook -Up .................
7.0
8.0
13.0
Adjustment Provisions ...........................
8.0
14.0
15.0
Prior Policy ....................................
Extensions Outside Territory ....................
8.0
9.0
16.0
Distribution and Collection Systems
17.0
Construction....................................
Inspections
9.0
18.0
.....................................
Refundable Advances .............................
10.0
10.0
19.0
Guaranteed Revenue Agreement ....................
11.0
20.0
Reserve Capacity Charge .........................
11.0
Exhibit"A .. .....................................
12.0
Gerard P. Mozian
President
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 3.0
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
1.0 GENERAL, POLICY
General Development Utilities, Inc., a Florida corporation,
hereinafter referred to as Utility, adopts and incorporates
herein by reference Part IX, Rules and Regulations for Ser-
vice Availability for Water and Sewer Systems, of the Florida
Public Service Commission, promulgated under Commission Order
No. 6397. Utility will make available service and extensions
of service under said Rules, subject to matters of economic
feasibility, as defined in Rule No.. 25-10.121 of the said Com-
mission Rules and Regulations. This Policy shall not apply
to developer's agreements entered into between Utility and
contributors which reflect policies implemented and contracts
entered into prior to the adoption of Part IX, Rules and Regu-
lations, of the Florida Public Service Commission. (25-10.120,
F.A.C.) The word "person" as used in Rule 25-10.121(5), F.A.C.,
shall mean and include "political subdivision" as defined in
subsection 1.01(9), Florida Statutes.
2.0 AVAILABILITY
The provisions of this Policy are available to contributors
throughout the territory subject only to matters of economic
feasibility. (For Rules governing service outside the terri-
tory, see Paragraph 15.0 of this Policy.) (For reference to
prior policies, see Paragraph 14.0 of this Policy.) (See
Section 367.121(1)(d), Florida Statutes.)
3.0 MAIN EXTENSION AND CONNECTION (PLANT CAPACITY) CHARGES
The following is the charge being made by the Utility to con-
tributors (including the Parent Company) upon approval of the
Public Service Commission or other governmental agency having
jurisdiction of this Policy, where water or sewer service is
available or agreed to be made available, in the territory.
"On site" or "Off-site" water distribution and sewage collec-
tion lines and facilities are included in these charges and
provisions.
Charges to contributors pursuant to this Policy are calculated
on a cost based upon the estimated demand of the contributor's
proposed installation, upon the transmission and treatment faci-
lities of the Utility, and is computed by multiplying the follow-
ing rates by daily rated gallons of demand set forth in Exhibit
A, as modified by Paragraph 6.0 of this Policy.
Connection (plant capacity) charges are stated per gallon demand
for water and sewer service.
(Continued to Sheet No. 4.0)
Gerard P. Mozian
President
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC.
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
(Continued from Sheet No. 3.0)
Connection (plant capacity)
ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 4.0
Water: $ 0.50
Sewer: $ 1.19
Extension charges are stated at the charge per foot measured
along front of the property to be served.
Main Extension Charge Water: $ 7.00
Sewer: $.15.25
3.0.1 Main extension charges for service to customers outside
Utility's certificated service area will be negotiated.
(a) Such customers may be required to advance the full cost
of on-site and off-site mains, subject to refund of portions
thereof in excess of the contributor's hydraulic share.
(b) In addition to payment of the above, connection (plant
capacity) charges will be required to support excess plant
capacity dedicated to the contributor.
4.0 GALLONS PER DAY, WATER AND SEWER DEMAND CHARACTERISTICS
In Exhibit "A", attached hereto, is a list of daily rated
gallons of demands for various occupants which will be used
in computing Connection (plant capacity) and Main Extension
Charges. In the instance of common facilities for multiple
dwelling units such as irrigation, laundering, recreation
facilities, and commercial and commercial/residential faci-
lities, determination of connection (plant capacity) and main
extension charges will be based upon the use the prospective
contributor, as accepted by Utility. (25-10.121(11), F.A.C.)
5.0 PREPARATION OF DEVELOPER AGREEMENTS
Utility may require that the contributor, in addition to the
fees and charges set forth herein, bear the cost of prepara-
tion of developer agreement by independent counsel or persons
qualified to draft and prepare such agreements. Sain charges
shall not exceed that amount normally to be contemplated for
such service.
(25-10.137, F.A.C; 25-10.139, F.A.C.)
6.0 WATER AND SEWER CAPACITY ALLOCATIONS
Upon payment by the contributor and its proper execution of
an agreement for service availability pursuant to these rules,
Utility will reserve and will allocate to the contributor the
(Continued to Sheet No. 5.0)
Gerard P. Mozian
President
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 5.0
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
(Continued from Sheet No. 4.0)
portion of water and sewer plant and off-site line capacity
as set forth in the agreement. If for example, the contribu-
tor shall calculate demand of 350 gallons of water per day
per single family residence, that capacity will be built or
reserved for the contributor. Utility will not be obligated
to provide capacity in excess of that allocation and may re-
quire consumers to curtail use which exceeds such allocated
capacity.
In those areas where the experience of Utility has demonstrated
that the demand characteristics of customers of the community
exceed those daily rated gallons of demand set forth in Exhibit
A, Utility shall require that the contributor pay those fees
and make the necessary commitments based on the actual and ex-
perienced demand, and not the average demand. Thus, when Utility
shall demonstrate to the developer that its records and experi-
ence show, for example, that a single-family residence of the
type which the contributor proposes to build in the specific
community places demand during certain times of the year equal
to 600 gallons of water per day, then the charges per gallon
demand set forth in Paragraph 3.0 of this Policy shall be multi-
plied by 600 gallons. In no event shall Utility be required to
build or accept plans, specifications, fees, charges or agreements
predicated upon demand for water service of less than 350 gallons
per single-family residential equivalent or sewer service or
less than 350 gallons per residential equivalent per day.
(25-10. 121 (13) , F.A.C. )
7.0 WATER SERVICE ONLY - SEWER SERVICE ONLY
In any instance where either water or sewer service only is
furnished without the companion service, then the connection
(plant capacity) charge shall be computed for that service only.
8.0 WATER METER INSTALLATION FEES
Meter Size
Charge
Maximum Water Use
Demand
5/8" x 3I4"
$ 100.00
20
gallons
per
minute
1"
150.00
50
gallons
per
minute
1V"
250.00
100
gallons
per
minute
2"
350.00
160
gallons
per
minute
(Continued to Sheet No. 6.0)
Gerard P. Mozian
President
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 6.0
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
(Continued from Sheet No. 5.0)
Utility will not be obligated to furnish water in excess of
"Maximum Water Use Demand." Recommended Maximum Rate for
continuous operation will be 1/3 of the Maximum Rate listed.
Meters over 2 inches. in size are charged upon the estimated
actual cost of installation. Where actual charges differ
from estimates, the difference will be refunded by Utility
if the total cost was less than the estimate, or paid by the
contributor prior to initiation of water service if the actual
cost exceeds the estimated cost. The contributor will be
furnished with a copy of the invoice at the time of installa-
tion.
9.0 ACTION BY GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY
Requirements by appropriate governmental authorities to limit
or curtail utility services, such as irrigation moratoriums,
may restrict the use of utility services in addition to the
maximum water use demand set forth in Paragraph 8.0 of this
Policy. Contributors and customers obtain reservation for
service or the service itself subject to notice of this limi-
tation,
10.0 TRANSFER OF CONTRIBUTED PROPERTY - BILLS OF SALE
Utility reserves the right to construct all facilities for
providing water and sewer service to the point of connection.
If Utility determines that it will accept such facilities
constructed by others, the following rules will apply:
Each contributor (developer) who has constructed portions of
a water distribution and sewage collection system shall con-
vey such component parts of the water distribution and sewage
collection system to Utility by bill of sale, in form satis-
factory to Utility's attorney, together with such evidence as
may be required by Utility that the water and/or sewer systems
proposed to be transferred to Utility are free of all liens
and encumbrances.
Any facilities in the category of consumer's connections of
the customer's side of the connection point shall not be
transferred to Utility and shall remain the property of indi-
vidual customers, their successors or assigns.
Utility shall not be required to accept title to any component
part of the water distribution and sewage collection system
(Continued to Sheet No. 7.0)
Gerard P. Mozian
President
� I i
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 7.0
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION'
(Continued from Sheet No. 6.0)
until Utility's engineer has approved the construction of
said lines, accepted the tests to determine that such con-
struction is in accordance with the criteria established by
Utility, and thereafter evidenced its acceptance of such
lines for Utility's ownership, operation, and maintenance.
Contributor shall maintain accurate cost records establishing
the construction costs of all utility facilities constructed
by contributor. Such cost information shall be furnished to
Utility concurrently with the bill of sale, and such cost
information shall be a prerequisite for the acceptance by
Utility of the portion of the water distribution and sewage
collection system constructed by the contributor.
Utility reserves the right to refuse contributor and to deny
the commencement of service to any contributor seeking to
be connected to portions of the water distribution and sew-
age collection system until such time as the provisions of
this section have been fully met.
With respect to a development which constitutes a "single
unit" such as a mobile home park, a shopping center, or
apartment complex, Utility's obligation for service and
maintenence of lines and facilities located wholly within
such development, and not in public rights of way, shall
extend solely to repair and/or maintenance of the lines
or, facilities, and Utility will not be liable in any manner
for damages, replacement or repairs to surface areas.
11.0 INSPECTION FEES
Any engineering plans or designs for, or construction of
facilities by a contributor (developer) which are to become
a part of Utility's system, will be subject to review and
inspection by Utility. For this service, Utility may charge
an inspection fee based upon the actual cost to Utility of
inspection of facilities constructed by contributors or
independent contractors for connection with the facilities
of Utility. Such inspection fee shall be paid by the con-
tributor in addition to all other charges above stated, as
a condition precedent to service.
Gerard P. Mozian
President
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, BC. ORIGINAL SHEF7 NO. 4.0
` 'SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
1Z.'0 I`iSPFCTION OF PLIJtiIBCR'S HOOK-UP.
It shall be the responsibility' of the contriuutor or its
plumbing contractor to connect contributor's plumbing in-
stallation with the water or se,.,rer system. Ur_ility re-
serves the right to inspect all such connections to be
assured that the same are properly made in accordance crith
Utility's rules governing such connections, and that the
connection, as made, is free from infiltration.
The contributor shall notify Utility of any proposed inter-
connection with the facilities of Utility, and connection
may be made without the presence of Utility's inspector.
However, such connection shall remain open until inspec-
tion by Utility and until notice of the approval of such
connection is furnished to the developer in accordance
with the practices and procedures of Utility. .any connec-
tion covered without the benefit of inspection will result
in the contributor being required to reopen the connection
for subsequent inspection. If Utility fails to inspect
the connection within 18 hours after notice that the same
is ready to inspect, the connection shall be deemed approved
by Utility.
13.0 ADJUST'ME`iT PROVISIONS.
Covernmental Authority: The charges set forth in this
Policy are subject to adjustment by appropriate action of
the goveramental agency having jurisdiction o= this Pclicy,
either upon the initiative of the governmental agency or
I y request of Utility. (2-S-10.141, F.A.C.)
14.0 PRIOR POLICY.
Prior to `he adoption of this Policy,Uti?_ty had, by vir_ue
of its obligations, established ot;<er policies .hick Yi'_1
remain in etfect until the obli;ations pursuant to chose
policies. have been fulfilled. U„der a previous prcgram,
Utility constr,_,cis ,eater zacili t_as az i _s Own cost `over -
ing approxi.mately 51,77S lots to ,ihich :later service -Mould
be extended by Utility ,,tithin sixty days after the building,
permit has been obtained and notification of commencement
OL construction ;:as been given to Utility. The cost of
such '.Dater facilities is to be borne Solely by 'Utility as
an invest stent. Tele only charge to tiie customer ,would Oc
a meter installation fee. Utility made a co;mm?tment to
provide sewer service to approxi.-ately 4,341 lots, and
Facilities will be installed as an i nves_.:,ent o= Utility
(Continued to Sheet No. 9.0)
Gerard P. -ozian
President
GEvcRAL DEVELOPMENT UTILIT?=S, IVC. ORIGINAL SIIEEi SO. 9.0
SEBASTIAN HI-GHLANDS DIVISION
(Continued from Sheet Vo. s.0)
to those lots. These commitments by Utility were based
upon contracts made in the past and are not available to
prospective customers or contributors. A list showing the
lots to 111hich service will be made available, as an invest-
ment by Utility, is available in Utility's office, and may
be examined by any customer or prospective customer during
the regular business hours of Utility's office. (25-10.I20,
F.A.C.)
1S.0 EX77NSION OUTSIDE TERRITORY.
Providing service outside Utility's territory involves
formal notice and formal proceedings before the
City of Sebastian and, therefore, entails engineer-
ing, administrative and legal expenses in addition to costs
incurred by Utility in providing service .-iithin its ter-
ritory. Utility will, therefore, not be obligated to
provide its services outside the territory unless the con-
tributor agrees, in advance, to defray those additional
expenses and pay to Utility the estimated costs thereof.
The advance payment will be adjusted to conform ;fith actual
expenses after the proceedings have been concluded.
Utility will further make such extensions outside the ter-
ritory only if the net income to be derived from prospec-
tive consumers within the area to be served by the proposed
extension will provide a .fair return on Utility's in-
vestment in the proposed extension, transmission, and
treatment facilities involved. Utili_y will ,not extend
its facilities under circumstances where the extensions will
cause service to existing customers to suf:er ei = er as a
result of reduction of capacity to provide its cervica to
customers, or the diminishment of the economic capability
Of Utility to :meet its financial C-mmitments. (See Section
367.C61; 367. 121 (2) , Florida Statutes-
16.0
tatutes)
16.0 DiS T RI3UTION AND COLLECT ;ON SYS i =.,IS CONSTRUCT ON
If any on-site distribution and collection systems are con-
structed by the contributor as set forth in Par3lj'aDh 10.0
herein, Utility shall establish sDecirications based upon
good engineering and public utility practices, and the con-
tTibutor shall not less than thirty (30) days prior t0 cct-
1-1
mencing construction, .ur;1'_S}1 Utility ;vlt1 a COmDI COD,/
of the olans and soecificaticns o= the proposed on-site
collection and distribution system. Utility shall have
tWenty (20) days in ,illich to detarmine t1, 1CCe0t3011ity
of the plans and specifications `urn:s*-.ed to it* by t -ie con-
tributor. If Utility shall object to t.`;e p13ns :1, -Id s;eCi;i
tions or any part thereof, the contributor shall defer ��e
commencement of construction pend i na the resolut on or
Utility's objections. (2S-10.127, .A.C.)
Gerard P. '•'oz ` an
President
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, IVC. ORIGINAL SHEET NO. 10.0
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
11 .'0 INSPECTIONS.
Utility shall have, at'all times during the construction,
the right to inspect the construction of the on-site dis-
tribution and/or collection systems being built by the con-
tributor, or his agents or employees, as set Forth in
Paragraph 11.0 of this Policy and receive payment of fees
referred to taerein.
13.0 REFUNDABLE ADVANCES.
Utility may require, in addition to the charges set forth
herein, a refundable advance by a contributor to tempor-
arily defray the cost of any off-site extension of water
and/or sewer mains, pumping stations, and other facilities
necessary to connect the developer's property with the
then proper point of interconnection with Utility's exist-
ing water and sewer facilities, in site needed to provide
service to the subject property. The contributor nay- be
required to advance to Utility additional :Hain extension
charges based upon the anticipated hydraulic load require-
ments of the undeveloped property in order that such off-
site facilities :may be constructed to serve the developer's
property and be in accordance wish Utility's nastar plan
for service to the immediate surrounding area. Charges
paid by the contributor over and above the contributor's
hydraulic share of the off-site facilities, shall be re-
funded to the developer in accordance with the terns and
conditions of a refunding agreement which Utility will,
execute with the contributor. The refund agreement '.Ji11
provide for .a plan of refund 'based upon connec : ion o
other properties to the extent of they: hya.aulic share
With other properties that .Jill be served by the o.r s:ta
facilities and styled at the expense o,- the contributor.
Not i thst:,.nd_ng the pTOV? 5 - _s of this Sec`ion, Utility .may
limit the life of the refund =J e-elment to a tern oz at
lea-st seven years, after which time a portion of the re-
fund not :made to the contributor by the terns and condi-
tions of the refund agreement will be retained by Utility,
and such refund agreement still be cancelled. In no event
shall a contributor recover an amount greater _han the d i f
ference between the capitalit--d cost or such or_` -site
improvements and the developer's own hydraulic share of
such imorove^,ent. Utility '.Jill not nclude any L.ICereSt
upon the refund of the developer's advance. (25-10.121(7-0),
F.A.C.)
Gerard P. '4ozian
President
� V !
GENER.aL DEVELOPMENT UTILITIES, INC. ORIGINAL SHEET N0. 11.0
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
19.0 GUARANTEED REVENUE AGREEMENT.
If authorized by the Commission pursuant to Order and
under such terms and conditions as may be authorized under
said Commission Order, Utility may establish a policy of
requiring, as a condition precedent to service, that the
contributor (developer) enter into a guaranteed revenue
agreement, as defined in Commission Rule No. 25-10.121(12).
20.0 RESERVE CAPACITY CHARGE.
Pursuant to Section 25-10.134 and 25-10.138, F1 rida
Administrative Code, Utility may enter into an agreement
with a contributor requiring contributor to pay a minimum
guaranteed connection charge. If contributor wishes to
insure that there will be available sufficient plant capa-
city at various planned stages o -f development and if
Utility agrees to reserve such capacity for contributor, the
contributor will be required to pay applicable fixed costs
including depreciation, property tax, insurance and inter-
est costs on plant capacity reserved for the period of the
reservation.
Gerard P. .ozian
President
0 i GENERAL DEVET, ;PMF:NT UTILITIES, INC. ORrG rN L J;_Cil `O. 12 . 0
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS DIVISION
EXHI3I7 "A"
SCHEDULE OF DAILY RATED GALLONAGE
FOR V;kRIOUS OCCUPANCY
Types of Building Usa e.s
Apartments........................................ 250 gpd
Bars and Cocktail Lounges......... ............. 5 gpcd (1)
Boarding Schools (student and staff) ............. 75 gpcd
Bowling alleys (toilet wastes only, per lane).... 100 gpd (2)
Country Clubs Viper member) ....................... 25 gpcd
Day Schools (students and staff) ................. 10 gpcd
Drive-in Theatres (per car space) .....:.......... 5 gpd
Factories (with showers) .......................... 30 gpcd
Factories (no showers) ........................... to gpd/100 sq. ft.
Hospitals (with laundry)............,. 250 apd/bed
Hospitals (no laundry) ........................... 200 gpd/bed
Hotels and Motels.... ............................. 200 gpd/rm. or unit
Laundromats....... 225 gpd/Yash. machi
Mobile Home Parks .. ... ......................... 300 gpd/trailer
Movie Theatres, Auditoriums, Chur- es (per, seat). 3 gpd
Nursing Homes .................................... 150 gpd/100 so, st.
Office Buildings ................................. 10 gpd/100 sq ft.
Public Institutions (other than those listed
herein).... 75 gpcd
Restaurants (per seat) ........................... SO gpcd
Single Family Residential
Water: 3/4" x 5/8" meter.... 3050 gpd
1" meter.,....... ...................... 600 gpd
1-1/2" meter.... ....................... 115 0':0
Sewer:......................................... 350 apd
Townhouse Residences (3) ... ..................... 250 gpd
Stadiums, Frontons, Sall Parks, etc. (ger s>> z) .. 3 gpd
Stores (without kitchen wastes)... ............... 5 gpd/100 sq ft.
Soeculative 3uildinas 30 gpd olus 10 gpd,'
100 sq. ft.
Warehouses ....................................... 30 apd plus 10 ;p�.
1000 so. =t.
(1) gpcd - gallons per capita per day
(2) GPD - gallons per day
(3) Condominiums shall be rated in accordance with the type
(apartments, townhouses, etc.)
NOTE: Sewage gallonage refers to sanitary sewage flow on
unit oasis for average daily flow in gallons per day.
Gerard P. Mozian
President -