Ord 63-90 9/18/1990 ORDINANCE NO. iJ -7?
ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 32-57 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES TO ADJUST SEWER RATES FOR RETAIL AND
WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS,
TEXAS, THAT:
Section 32-57 of the Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as
follows:
"SECTION 32-57. Rates--for sewer service.
(a) The charge for sanitary sewer service shall be determined
by the water consumption. For all retail users except residential users,
the monthly sewer charge shall be based on the monthly water usage billed
in the same month. For each retail residential user, the monthly sewer
charge for each billing from April through the following March shall be
the same, and shall be based on the average monthly water usage billed in
the preceding months of January, February and March.
(b) If a retail water user has a separate meter for water and
such meter is classed as a water-only meter, the water metered by such
separate meter shall not be included in calculating the monthly sewer
charge.
(c) All retail users of the sewer system other than residential
shall be charged for sewer service on the basis of the total water used;
provided, however, that any commercial/industrial user who uses water as
an ingredient in the manufacturing process of a product shall not be
required to pay a sewer charge based on the water so incorporated into the
product. Any such commercial/industrial user shall be required to show
proof of the amount of water used by him as an ingredient in the
manufacturing process. The City reserves the right to conduct such tests
as it may deem necessary to determine the amount of wastewater placed into
the sanitary sewer by such user.
(d) Every retail user (residential and commercial/industrial) of
sewer service shall pay a monthly minimum sewer charge in the amount of
$2 .81 for each full billing cycle in which an account is active. In the
first and last billing cycle in which the account is active, the minimum
monthly bill shall be prorated for the number of days the account is
active; the pro-rata daily charge shall be based on a 30-day month. In
addition to the minimum charge, each retail user shall pay a monthly sewer
charge of $0. 61 for each 100 cubic feet of water to be billed for sewer
charges.
(e) Sewer charges for retail residential customers with no
established average for the month of December, January and February of the
preceding year ("winter-months-average") shall be based on the winter-
months-average of all city retail residential customers or on the actual
monthly rate consumption of the customer, whichever is less until a
winter-months-average is established.
(f) Customers who have a high winter-months-average due to
water leaks within the averaging period may have their winter-months-
average adjusted to their previous year's average or if no previous year's
average was established, to the current year's City average, by presenting
proof of repair to the Utility Collection Division by May 31 of the
calendar year in which the high average is established.
(g) The above schedule of rates for retail sewer charges shall
apply to retail users located within the city limits; the rates for
sanitary sewer service provided to individual retail users outside the
city limits shall be twice the rates prescribed above.
(h) The wholesale rate for Sheppard Air Force Base sewer
service shall be the same as prescribed above for commercial/industrial
customers: $2 .81 per month for the minimum bill and $0. 61 per 100 cubic
feet of water consumed. The minimum monthly bill of $2 .81 is the factor
"MB" in the contractually agreed formula for computation of the monthly
SAFB sewer bill, and the charge of $0.61 per 100 cubic feet of water
consumed is the factor "CW" in the same formula. "
The above rates shall be effective during the first full billing
cycle after October 1, 1990 and thereafter.
Additional revenue is needed in the Public Utilities Department
during the fiscal year beginning October 1, 1990, therefore, this
Ordinance is declared an emergency and shall be effective on .assage.
' JO AND APPROVED THIS THE 18TH ' PTEMB • ' •
M A Y R
ATTEST:
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CITY CLERK
Affidavit of Publication
ORDINANCE NO.57-90
ORDINANCE WAIVING SEC- THE STATE OF TEXAS
TION 22-1(0)(2), SECTION
22-1(a)(8), SECTION COUNTY OF WICHITA
22-1(0)(9),AND SECTION 22-3
TO PERMIT VEHICLES ON THE
GRASS, SALES OF FOOD AND ere)
t I DRINK,SIGNS,AND ADMISSION 9th October
DURING CURFEW DURING A day of
SINGING EVENT 15 SEPTEMBER On this
1990 IN JAYCEE PARK
ORDINANCE NO.58-90 1990
ORDINANCE WAIVING SEC-
TION 22-1(0)(9)OF THE CODE A.D. personally appeared before me, the undersigned authority
OF ORDINANCES TO PERMIT
SIGNS DURING THE FAMILY Dar 1 C e Min
FUN DAY 22 SEPTEMBER 1990 bookkeeper
IN LUCY PARK
ORDINANCE NO.59-90 for the Times Publishing Company of Wichita Falls, publishers of the Wichita Falls
ORDINANCE WAIVING SEC-
, TION 22-1(0)(9),OF THE CODE ,a newspaper
Times/Record News, published at Wichita Falls in Wichita County,
ORDINANCES TO PERMIT p p p y
LOWEEN IN RTHE PARK EVENT Texas, and upon being duly sworn by me, on oath states that the attached
OCTOBER 27, 1990 IN LUCY
PARK advertisement is a true and correct copy of advertising published
ORDINANCE NO.60-90 one
AN LO TS 26-34, BLOCK 16 AND ORDINANCE REZONING in issues thereof on the following dates:
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LOTS 1-B AND 5-13,BLOCK 21,
HILLCREST ADDITION, WICHITA October 6, 1990
FALLS, TEXAS, FROM SINGLE-
FAMILY RESIDENTIAL(SF-2) TO
RESIDENTIAL MIXED USE(RMU)
ORDINANCENO.61-90 )a) '-a
ORDINANCE TO RESCIND ORDI-
NANCE NO.33-87 AND TO AP-
PROVE WHOLESALE WATER 1
RATES FOR CONTRACT WATER' Bookkeeper for Times Publishing Company
CUSTOMERS
ORDINANCE NO.62-90 of Wichita Falls
ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC-
TION 32-20 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES TO ADJUST
TREATED AND RAW WATER EAL) Subscribed and sworn to before me this the day and year first above written.
RATES FOR RETAIL CUSTOMERS
ORDINANCE NO.63-90
ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC-
TION 32-57 OF F THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES TO ADJUST
SEWER RATES FOR RETAIL AND
WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS
ORDINANCE NO.64-90
ORDINANCE TO RESCIND ORDI-
NANCE #134-84 PERTAINING
TO FEES FOR UNLOADING
VACUUM TRUCKS AT THE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT
ORDINANCE NO.65-90 •
AN ORDINANCE MAKING AP- '
PROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUP-
PORT, MAINTENANCE, BUILD-
INGS AND IMPROVEMENTS FOR
THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGIN-
NING OCTOBER 1, 1990, AND I
ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1991,
BOTH DATES INCLUSIVE,
ADOPTING THE BUDGET FIG-
URES AND ACCOUNTS AS PART •
OF SAID APPROPRIATIONS,
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
ORDINANCE NO.66-90
AN ORDINANCE LEVYING,
ASSESSING AND FIXING THE
TAX RATE FOR THE USE AND
SUPPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY OF RECEIVED IN
WICHITA FA , TEXAS, AND
ROVIDINGL�OCCUPATION CITY CLt.RK'S
TAXES PROVIDED BY LAW,AND _//' n
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. v T
ORDINANCE NO.67-90 ®2$�
AN ORDINANCE WAIVING SEC-
TION 22-1(0)(2), SECTION Time f
22-1(a)(5), SECTION
22-1(a)(8), SECTION
22-1(0)(9), AND SECTION
22-1(a)(10) OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES TO PERMIT DRIV-
ING VEHICLES ON THE GRASS,
SLEEPING OVERNIGHT, SALES,
SIGNS, AND TETHERING
ANIMALS DURING A CIRCUS
EVENT IN JAYCEE PARK NO-
VEMBER 2-4, 1990