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-4- and sorority houses, and similar uses) (7) Office/Warehouse 0.0002/sq.ft. of bldg. (8) Industrial 0.0002/sq.ft. of bldg. (9) Laundromats 0.22/washing machine (10) Car wash 0.70/wash rack (11) Hair salons and barber shops 0.35/wash basin The impact fee for non-residential users will be considered an initial fee to establish a base usage. An additional annual fee will be charged every January fifteenth, for additional capacity used above the usage base for a period of five (5) years calculated in gallons per day using the following formula: Average daily usage - base usage = adjustment amount If the adjustment amount equals a number greater than zero, then the annual usage fee is the adjustment amount divided by 300 gallons/day times the IF. At the request of a city sewer service customer, the amount of this annual fee may be paid in equal portions over a twelve (12) month period as part of the customer's sewer service bill. The assessment of the annual fee will then establish a new base usage equal to the amount determined as the average daily usage during the previous calendar year. Sec. 30-46. Impact fee imposed for new construction, reaode1ing, etc. (a) An impact fee is hereby imposed upon all new construction including additions, remodeling or replacement occurring within the city or connected to the city wastewater system which requires the issuance of a plumbing or building permit and which places a demand on the wastewater system above the demand in existence at the time of application for the permit as determined by the director of public works. This fee shall not apply to remodeling or additions to existing residential units unless the addition contains additional separate kitchen facilities requiring a plumbing permit, in which event an impact fee will be assessed. Any existing capacity in excess of the SU required for any new construction (i.e., additions, remodeling or replacement) on a tract or parcel may be held by the owner for future use on the same tract or parcel for two (2) years from the date of the original SU exchange, at which time the unused portion shall revert to the city. Excess capacity may not be transferred to any other property but will remain only with the property to which it was attached until such time as it is used or it has expired, whichever comes first. (b) The specific impact fee required to be paid shall be based on the formula contained in section 30-44 and shall be paid in the manner described in Section 30-43. Sec. 30-47. IJapact fee derivation and appeal. (a) When the public works director determines that a new use, structure, remodeling or addition is not included within any category of uses set out in Section 30-45, prior to issuance of the plumbing permit, shall derive the service units for the proposed use. This derivation shall be made utilizing the average daily water consumption of similar structures or uses for the previous twelve-month period. If a similar use or structure does not exist at the time of the request for a