South Placer MUD sewer participation/connection fee

“Capacity fees ensure new development pays its fair share to connect to the system and does not cause additional burdens to current customers. Capital and infrastructure costs required to meet new demand/connections should be paid by those causing the cost to be incurred.”

“the updated capacity fees are based on an Incremental Approach as the District has a detailed listing of capital improvements necessary to serve new development, as identified within its SECAP. The SECAP identifies the upsizing of existing sewer trunk lines and new sewer trunk lines to convey flow from future developments within the service area to the regional treatment plants. Contingency, design, and administration costs are also included for these projects. These system improvements will serve the additional demand generated by new development.”

“South Placer Municipal Utility District (District) serves the communities of Rocklin, Loomis, Penryn, Newcastle, and portions of Granite Bay and unincorporated Placer County.”

2023-06-01 (adopted); effective 2023-07-01

“In conformance with the South Placer Municipal Utility District Sewer Code, Chapter 2.03, a local sewer participation charge for each equivalent dwelling unit is hereby fixed and established as follows: Implementation Date July 1, 2023 — Local Sewer Participation Charge $4915/EDU. A regional sewer participation fee shall be established by the South Placer Wastewater Authority.”

Ordinance No. 23-02 (current local charge); FY26/27 amounts set by Resolution 26-23

“In conformance with the South Placer Municipal Utility District Sewer Code, Chapter 2.03, a local sewer participation charge for each equivalent dwelling unit is hereby fixed and established as follows: Implementation Date July 1, 2023 — Local Sewer Participation Charge $4915/EDU. A regional sewer participation fee shall be established by the South Placer Wastewater Authority.”

“F. All Capacity Charges shall be paid at the time of application for service. G. No application for sewer service will be accepted without a copy of a valid building permit.”

“Capacity Charge per Equivalent Dwelling Unit (EDU) (Ordinance 23-02) — $15,006 / Local Capacity Charge per EDU (Sewer Code Chapter 2) — $5,019 / Regional Capacity Charge per EDU (SPWA Treatment) — $9,987”

“An ADU shall not be considered a Residential EDU for the purposes of the assessment of a Capacity Charge, and shall not be assessed a Capacity Charge, provided the following conditions are met as specified in Government Code Section 66313 and the ADU complies with all requirements of the local agency having jurisdiction over the permitting and construction of the ADU in the District service area where it is located”

“Notwithstanding the preceding, payment of Capacity Charges due the District from non-residential users may, at the District's discretion, be deferred and made payable over a period of time under such terms and conditions as may be imposed by the Board in accordance with District Policy 3350 – Deferred Capacity Charges or any amendments thereto.”

“Following the implementation date of July 1, 2023, the sewer participation charge shall be adjusted on July 1 of each successive year by the change in the average of the Construction Cost Index (20-City) and the Construction Cost Index (San Francisco, CA) as reported in the Engineering News Record for the preceding 12-month period ending the prior May.”