Cucamonga Valley WD water system capacity fee

“WHEREAS, the Board of Directors has determined that the levy of a one-time connection fee charge be imposed on any new retail water connection or upsized connection to any water system within the Agency's service area in order to recover growth-related costs incurred by the Agency and defined in Ordinance No. 104.”

“The water connection fee is a onetime fee paid directly to the Inland Empire Utilities Agency (IEUA) for any new or upsized meter connection to a water distribution system within the IEUA service area, which includes CVWD.”

“For all Development projects, the following fees must be paid prior to release of signed approved plans and start of construction of any water and/or sewer facilities. These fees shall include the following: ... Water and/or Recycled Water System Capacity Fees, ... Water Connection Fee (Paid directly to IEUA)”

CVWD collects its own capacity fee; the IEUA charge is paid direct to IEUA, not to CVWD

“Check made out to "IEUA" along with signed paperwork, local water meter receipt, stamped/approved site plans, and contact information should be mailed to IEUA at, 6075 Kimball Ave., Chino, CA 91708 Attn: Water Connection Fee”

“Potable, recycled, landscape, and irrigation water meters located within IEUA's service area are subject to the fee. Temporary, fire, and parallel service meters are not subject to the fee.”

“The fee is determined by the size and number of water meters installed. If a meter is upsized, the fee is calculated based on the difference between the original and upsized meter pricing. There is no fee for downsizing a meter.”