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122 OUTLINE FOR DISCUSSION ON WASTEWATER CAPACITY UPDATE AND POSSIBLE POLICIES REGARDING REMAINING CAPACI'rY 1. Existing Capacity: 1000 LUE's Established November 28, 1983 409 Paid for and allocated 591 Balance 347 Requested by not issued 244 Available to be allocated 2. Future Capacity: A. Requests for reservations in chronological order: 152 --Park Place (I-35/Highway 123) 294 --San Marcos Ranch property (Ranch Road 12) 50 --San Marcos Business Park (Redwood Road/Hunter Road) 20 --Springlake West (adjacent to Timbers) B. Operational understandings are: 1) Each request will be considered by Council on first come first serve basis¡ and, 2) If allocated by City Council, the reservation represents a commitment for future capacity for six ( 6) years¡ provided however, the certificates of occupancy will not be issued to the subject reservation holder (no sewerage hookup will be installed) until the anticipated additional capacity is on-line and that the capacity is sufficient to handle all other commitments granted by Council before the subject reservation holder received his approval. 3) Building permits can be issued before permanent improvements are on-line provided it 1S clear applicant cannot obtain certificates of occupancy until permanent improvements are on-line. 3. Interium Capacity (Package Plant Option): A. The possibility exists to develop a small package plant¡ cost estimate between $.80 to $1.50 per gallon¡ plants can be purchased to handle 50,000 to 1 million gallons per day. B. Applicants might be directed to pay cost up front (approximately ~350 per LUE) plus the normal LUE charge with the understanding that hookup is made when package plant is on-line. C. Package Plant could be relocated at some future time to assist in handling development in other drainage basins. D. Possible Policies Regarding Interium Plant Capacity: 1) All multifamily (attached housing) and large (over 5 LUE's per project) commercial and industrial applicants might be directed to use package plant capacity leaving existing capacity for single family and small commercial and industrial. This policy may be directed at only new applications or those included 1n the 347 currently pending. 2) Commitment for future reservations would be modified to include provision that the applicant would be required to pay additional package plant charge if the hookup is made before permanent plant facilities are on-line. Small users would not be subject to the additional charge.