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Agenda 09/27/2011 Item #10E 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. ~ ExeCUTI~SU~Y Reconunendation that the County Manager or his designee be directed to: (1) develop an amendment to Ordinance Number 98-37, (2) revise the Irrigation Quality (IQ) Water Policy; (3) develop a standardized Agreement for Delivery and Reuse of Reclaimed Water (Major User Agreement) for customers that use or request an allotment amount equal to or greater than 1'00,000 Gallons Per Day. (GPO) of reclaimed water, and (4) develop a standardized Customer Agreement.for Delivery and Reuse of Reclaimed. Water {Customer Acareement) for customers that use less than 100,000 GPD of reclaimed water, all for future Soard considerationata public h~ng. OBJltC~: To (1) Revise Ordinance No. 98-37, codified as Chapter 134, Utilities Article II, Reclaimed Water System, (2) revise the lQ Water Policy approved by the Board on October 23, .2007, agenda item lOA; (3) develop a Major User Agreement; and (4) develop a Customer Agreement, all for future Board consideration. CONS~~~'J'lONS:OrdinJnce No. 98-37 was developed to ensure. compliance with Chapter 62-610, Florida Administrative Code, Reuse of Reclaimed Water and Land Application. In the thirteen years since Ordinance No 98-37 was adopted, rule and regulations pertainit1g to reclaimed water have changed. Revisions are now necessary to update Ordinance No 98-37 to reflect current l'Illes and regulations and to reflect the goals established in theIQ .Water Policy. Revisions to the Ordinance, IQ Water Policy, and. Agreements will standardize customer service ~ levels, ensure equi~bleallocation of the cost of service, standardize Agreement language and terminology, and improve.staffs ability to enforce compliance. requirements. To accelerate the standardization prQCess and reduce the financial impact on customers, staff recommends that the Collier County Water Sewer District (CCWSD) renew existing Agreements with the standardized version of the Major User Agreement prior to expiration of the customers' renewal term at the customer's request. There are currently twenty two Major User Agreements. An additional four existing Major Users will need to enter into Major User Agreements in order to continue. receiving reclaimed water. Recommended OrdiAance changes include: . Additional and updated definitions . Updated laws.and regulations . References to associated topics such as cross connection control . Addition of conservation awareness language . Updated. construction specifications . Clarification on topics such as maintenance, access, and Agreement .reguinmlents . Changes toreficet the goals of the IQ Water Policy . Requirementthat customers enter into a Customer Agreement . Requirement that Major Users enter into a Major User Agreement r---. Packet. Page -646- 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. ~ Recommended changes to Maior User Agreements: . Standardization of all Major User customers' agreements. All Major User Agreements will have the same terms and conditions. A Special Provisions section will detail differences such as point of delivery and service level. . Listed and defined service level . Accurate information such as point of delivery, onsite infrastructure, and current property owner . Easement information . Updated User and CCWSD contact information . Rates to be charged will be defined as published and prevailing . Allotment amounts set at up to ] "/acre/week per the South Florida Water Management District Best Management Practices and the IQ Water Policy Anticipated 10 Water Policv cham!es: . Additional and updated definitions, i.e. change IQ Water to Reclaimed Water . Reflect updated laws and regulations . Increased emphasis on conservation of reclaimed water and education . Clarification of service level definitions .-- Upon approval of this item, the proposed ordinance and other documents will be brought to the Board for final approval. The ordinance will be advertised. LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: This item is legally sufficient for Board action, - JBW FISCAL IMPACT: The fiscal impacts associated with legal advertising are estimated at $500, GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: There is no Growth Management Impact associated with the item, RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of County Commissioners direct the County Manager or his designee to (1) Revise Ordinance No, 98-37, (2) revise the IQ Water Policy approved by the Board on October 23, 2007, agenda item] OA; (3) develop a Major User Agreement; and (4) develop a Customer Agreement, all for future Board consideration, PREPARED BY: Danette Huff, Reuse Manager, Wastewater Department Jennifer B. White, Assistant County Attorney ~ Packet Page -647- 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. COLLIER COUNTY ~ Board of County Commissioners Item Number: 10.E. Item Summary: Recommendation that the County Manager or his designee be directed to (1) develop an amendment to Ordinance Number 98-37; (2) revise the Irrigation Quality Water Policy; (3) develop a standardized Agreement for Delivery and Reuse of Reclaimed Water (Major User Agreement) for customers that use or request an allotment amount equal to or greater than 100,000 gallons per day of reclaimed water; and, (4) develop a standardized Customer Agreement for Delivery and Reuse of Reclaimed Water (Customer Agreement) for customers that use less than 100,000 gallons per day of reclaimed water, all for future Board of County Commissioners consideration at a public hearing. Meeting Date: 9/2'7/2011 Prepared By Name: Danette Huff Title: Manager - Irrigation Quality,Wastewater 9/2/2011 12:04:53 PM ,-.., Submitted by Title: Manager - Irrigation Quality,Wastewater Name: Danette Huff 9/2/201] 12:04:54 PM Approved By Name: HapkeMargie Title: VALUE MISSING Date: 9/6/2011 1 :42:38 PM Name: Steve Messner Title: Plant Manager,Water Date: 9/7/2011 8:34:30 AM Name: JohnssenBeth Date: 9/7/2011 2:06:38 PM ~ Packet Page -648- 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. ~ Name: WidesTom Title: Director - Operations Support - PUD,Utilities Fina Date: 9/9/2011 8:40:28 AM Name: WhiteJennifer Title: Assistant County Attorney,County Attorney Date: 9/9/2011 11:54:13 AM Name: YilmazGeorge Title: Director - Wastewater, Wastewater Date: 9/15/2011 8:44:40 AM Name: GreenwaldRandy Title: Management/Budget Analyst,Office of Management & B Date: 9/16/2011 1 :27:34 PM Name: KlatzkowJeff Title: County Attorney, Date: 9/19/2011 4:09:46 PM .--- Name: IsacksonMark Title: Director-Corp Financial and Mgmt Svs,CMO Date: 9/20/2011 10:09:12 AM ~. Packet Page -649- 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. ORDINANCE NO. 98 -11- - NAY 199.9 RECEIVED Clerk Of Board ,-.., THE COLLIER COUNTY RECLAIMED W A TERSYSTEM ORDINANCE; , : PROVIDING TITLE AND CITATION; PROVIDING FINDINGS,INTENT AND DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR AVAILABILITY OF RECLAIMED WATER SERVICE; PROVIDING FOR CONNECTIONS TO SYSTEM; RECOGNIZING THE COUNTY'S AUTHORlTY TO ESTABLISH RATE, FEES AND CHARGES; PROVIDING FOR DISCONTINUING SERVICE; PROVIDING FOR SERVICE INTERRUPTIONS AND SERVICE APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS; METER REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FOR CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL AND CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICA TONS; PROVIDING FOR MAINTENANCE BY CUSTOMERS AND FOR COUNTY MAINTENANCE; PROHIBITING CHEMICAL INJECTIONS; PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC EASEMENTS AND FOR COUNTY OWNERSHIP; PROVIDING FOR INSPECTIONS; PROVIDINOFOR LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY; PROVIDING FOR EASEMENT DEDICATIONS AND FOR PERMITS; REQUIRING THAT EACH CUSTOMER CONSTRUCT ON-SITE SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT AND SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION INTO THE CODE OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the encouragement and promotion of water conservation and reuse of reclaimed water are state objectives pursuant to Section 403.064 of the Florida Statllfes; and WHEREAS, localgovemmentsmay and are encouraged to implement programs for the retlseof re~laimed water and allocate costs in a reasonable manner pursuant to Section 403.064 ~fthe Florida Slatutes; and . WHEREAS, potable water is a valuable resource which should be conserved particularly in coastal areas Buch as Collier County; and ~ WHEREAS, reclaimed water as defined by Florida Administrative Code, Rule 62-610.460 is a valuable water resource which can safely be used for irrigation and other non-potable purposes thereby substantially contributing to the conservation of potable water; and WHEREAS, Collier County has decided to establish and constmct II reclaimed water system which will make reuse water available in certain areas of the County for irrigation purposes Ilnd other approved non-potable USCg; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Board of County Commissioners to establish policies, procedures and conditions.regarding the use of the reuse water system. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, OF COLLIER COUNTY. FLORIDA, that; SECTION ONE: TITLE AND CITATION. ~:.~-:. I 0 r- ::. co r- ", :-r: :,-., - ).,. ~ :1 - -< :t-;:. t/) : (.n~. Ul rrl r, -n . " ---.... r. ~ -., .'.'1 r- (J .......,. C. ~J" ;:-. i _.' f.n 0.'-" = J:';~ f~l I Thisordimmceshallbeknownas and may be cited as "The Collier County Reclaimed Water System Ordinance." Packet Page -650- 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. SECTION TWO: FINDINGS. ~ The Board of County Commissioners hereby makes the following findings: A. That Florida Administrative Code, Rule 62-610.491 (C) requires that all reuse water systems establish a Reuse Ordinance to detect and prevent occurrences that may be detrimental to the reuse system or to the environment. B. That tho Collier County Water-Sewer District reclaimed water system meets the criteria of a Slow Rate Land Application System with public access as defined by Florida Administrative Code, Rule 62-610.450. C. That the establishment and maintenance of a reclaimed water system ordinance is a condition of the County's wastewater operating permits issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to the Collier County Water-Sewer District. D. The provisions of this Ordinance shall be liberally construed to effectively carry out its purposes in the interest of public health, safety, welfare and convenience. SECTION THREE: INTENT. It is the intent onhe County to make reclaimed water available for irrigation and other authorized uses in certain areas of the County where the Board of County Commissioners detenninesthat the construction of a reclaimed water distribution system is desired or requested by customers and that application is practical and economical. The reclaimed water distribution system shall be constnlcted to provide service to designated areas 8fJ detennined by the Wastewater MasterPlan and as approved by the Board of County Commissioners. ~ SECTION FOUR: DEFINITIONS. For purposes of this Ordinance, the definitions contained in this section shall appiy unless otherwise specifically stated, Words used in the present tense include the future tense, words in the plural number include the singular, and words in the singular include the plural. The word "shall" is always mandatory and not mereiy discretionary. Approved Backfiow Preventer shall mean It mechanical assembly that has been approved to prevent backfiow and back-siphonage to the County's potable water system as now defined in County Ordinance No: 97-33. County shall mean Collier County, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, and where the context requires or warrants,sllall be limited to the Collier County Water- Sewer District. Cross-Connection shall mean. any physical connection Of arrangement either directly or indirectly which would allow themovementoffluidsbetween the County's public water system and anyotllcrpiping system such !lsthe County's reuse water system. Customer shall mean ahomeownersassociation,condominiumassociation or other association with legal authority to make binding determinations on behalfof the Association, its members, its unit owners, ortheshareholders of such association, or an owner of developed property. Distribution Mains shall mennthose conduits designed to be used, or actually used to supply reuse water to service Hnes from transmission mains. ~ Division shaUmean the Collier County Public Works Division. Packet Page -651- :2 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. Public Works Administrator (also referredto as Administrator) shall mean the . individual responsible for the activities of the County Public Works Division. ~ Reuse shall mean the deliberate application or usage of reclaimed water. Reclaimed Water Rate shall mean the rate in dollars and cents established by Ordinance by the Board of County Commissioners. Reclaimed Water shall mean wastewater that bas received the treatment established by the Florida Administrative Code, Rule 62-610.460, as secondary treatment and high level disinfection prior to entering the reclaimed water system. Transmission Mains shall mean those conduits designed to be used, or actually used to supply reuse water from a reclamation facility to distribution mains. Wastewater Director shall mean the individual responsible for the technical and operational activities of the County Wastewater Department. Water Director shall mean the individual responsible for the technical and operation activities of the County Water Department. SECTION FIVE: AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE. The term "available" means that anoperatlonnl reclaimed water distribution main is located within two hundred (200) feetofthe property to be serviced or,in the alternative, that it is cost effective forthe County to extend a reclaimed water distribution main to within two hundred (200) feet of the subject property. Availability and cost effectiveness shall be detennined by the Wastewater Director. SECTION SIX: CONNECTION TO SYSTEM. ,-.., General: Customers in designated service areas may connect to the reclaimed water system when service is available and upon approval ofa prope~ly submitted application, and compliance with all County requirements and Florida Administrative Code, Rule 62-610, as amended. Connection to the system is voluntary. When service is available, all customers that connect to the reclaimed water system will be charged the monthly reclaimed water rate that has been established by Ordinance, Hose nibb Connections: Above ground hose bibb connections shall not be present. Any hose bibb (spigot or other hand operated connection) shall comply with Florida Administrative Code, Rule 62-610.469(2), as amended, and be inspected and . authorized by the County Public Works Division. SECTION SEVEN: AUTHORITY TO ADOPT RATES, FEES AND CHARGES. The Board ofCollntyCommissioners may by Resolution establish rates, fees and charges for.the reclaimed water system and to.provide termsDnd conditions for the payment and collection of same. PurslIantto theuulhority of section 403.064, Florida Statutes, the County shall have the power to allocate the costs of the reclaimed water system in D>reasonable manner and to recover all or sportion of such costs in the rates established. SECTIONEIGIIT: DlSCONTINUlNGSERVICEBYCOUNTY. The County may discontinue reclaimedwDter service to any clIstomer due to violation of any provision of this ordinance, County regulations, non-compliance with Florida Administrative Code, Rule 62-610, non-payment of bills, for tampering with any service, for cross-connection with any other water source,or for any reason that maybe detrimental to the system or to the environment. ~ Packet Page -652- j, 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. ~ The County has the right to cease service until the condition is corrected and all costs due to the County have been paid. ll1ese costs may include past due bills and penalties, connection charges, payment for any damage caused to the system, together with any charges established on the basis of the expenses incurred in the disconnection and restoration of service, which shall be non-discriminatory in its application. Should discontinued service be turned on without authorization, the Division shall remove the service and make such additional charges as are established by resolution or Ordinance, or as incurred. SECTION NINE: SERVICE INTERRUPTION. A. The County may temporarily discontinue service to any portion of or the entire reclaimed water system as deemed necessary by the Administrator or designee, or as required by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Regulations, as amended. B. During dry weather events, the reuse water demand may exceed the County's Reclaimed Water Facilities capabilities. During these events, all reclaimed water customers shall receive an equal percentage (%) of the agreed upon aUotment. The Administrator or designee shall determine the actual percentage. SECTION TEN: SERVICE APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS. A. No connection to the County reclaimed water system shall be permitted without an executed written reuse agreement or application for that service. B. Approval from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection shall precede any connection to the reclaimed water system. ,,-.. C. The application form shall provide that the customer consents to the entry by the County upon the property described in said application, for the purpose of conducting all inspections permitted or required by the Ordinance, and waiving a'l rights to receive further notice from the County of inspections conducted pursuant to this Ordinance, and indemnifies the County, its agents and employees from all claims, damages, judgments and expenses (including attorney fees) incurred by the County as a direct result of the use or discharge of reclaimed water by the customer in violation of any of the terms of this Ordinance or applicable !awt:. mles on regulations, [), The County shall inspect each property prior to connection to the recillimed water system. The inspection will include, but not be limited to, the following: 1) A review of the information in the completed application for service fonn. 2) A review of all applicable construction .specifications. 3) Across-connection review. 4) Such other matters, as the Administrator deems applicable. E. No connectionshallbepennitted until the customer has an approved backflow protection device on the potable connection and the device complies with County Ordinance No. 97-.3.3, as amended.orsuperseded, F. All appurtenances and connections to the reclaimed water system shall be inspected by the Division prior to the use of reclaimed water. ,,-.. Packet Page -653- <I 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. SECTION ELEVEN: . METER REQUIREMENTS. Reclaimed watershall be supplied only through metered connections. The developer shall detennine the size and type required for each service and shall submit verifying data to the Division. All meters two inches (2") in size and smaller shall be installed by the County. All meters larger than two inches (2") in size shall be installed by the developer after such installation is approved by the County. ~ SECTION TWELVE: CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL. A. On all properties where reclaimed water service is provided, the public or private water supply shall be protected by an approvedhackflow protection device as specified in County Ordinance No. 97-33. No cross-connection shall be permitted. All backflow protection devices and material installed for crosB-connection controlshaU be approved by the County Water Director, as amended or superseded. B. To detennine the presence of any potential hazards to the potable water system, the County shall have the right to enter upon the premises of any customer receiving reclaimed water. C. In the event a cross-connection is found on the property being provided reclaimed water service, the Public Works Division shall have the authority to immediately and summarily discontinue reclaimed water service to said property without any notice. Before resuming service, the customer .mall make such corrections as may be required by the Administrator and have theserv.icere-inspected to ensure compliance wilh County Ordinance No. 97-33, as amended or superseded. SECTION THIR.TEEN: CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS. All reuse water connections shall meet the following specifications: ---.... A. Prior to connection, all requirements of Florida Administr~tive Code, Rule 62-610, as then amended. shall be met. n. All reclaimed water service asscmblies and appurtenances shall be a minimum of twelve inches (t 2") above final finished grade (or pad) to a maximum of thirty inches (30") as measured from the lowest point of the assembly and a minimum side distance of three feet (3') from any wall, fixed aperture, or landscaping, C. Reclaimed watcr assemblies shall not be installed above final finished grade in any type of vault unless such vault is constructed to allow at least thirty percent (30%) of its side walls to be open or ventilated at the grade level. These openings or vents shall be unobstructed and of such size as to pennit any water to freely pass through the openings to the outside. D. Fire hydrants shall not he installed on mains constructed within the County. E. All pipes shall comply withCountyUtiIity Standards Ordinance No. 97-17 t as amended .orsuperseded, and shallhe the polorofPantonePurple 522Cand be marked with metallic tape.thatreads"Reclaimed Water". F.Allimprovements .shallrequire aconstructionpennit and shaH be constructed by a licensed contractor. G. Three(3) sets of plans and specifications shall be submitted with the pennit application. ~ H. Mainuhall heaminimum foudnches(4..)indiameter. Packet Page -654- ~ 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. ~ 1. Service lines shall be as required by the property serviced, but shall in no case be less that one inch ()") in diameter. Sizes of service Jines required by the applicant are subject to approval.bythe Water Director. J. Mains in the public right-of way shall be located at unifonn distance from the curb with locations and separation distances per Division construction specifications and Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Rule 62-6 I O,as then amended. K. If reclaimed water mains are to be conveyed to the County, the customer shall submit such documents as are nonnally required for the dedication of public facilities as specified in County Ordinance No. 97- ] 7 ,as amended or superseded. SECflON.FOURTEEN: . MAINTENANCE BY CUSTOMER. The property owner and/or customer shall be responsible for the maintenance of all irrigation lines and appurtenances on their property beyond point of delivery. The County may disconnect the service to any property in the event any part of the irrigation system and appurtenances are not being maintained as required by Ordinance. In addition, should the customer require reclaimed water at different pressures, different quality, or in any way different from that which is normally supplied by the County, they shall be responsible for the necessary devices for making these adjustments and obtaining approval from the Public Works Division. SECTION FIFTEEN: COUNTY MAINTENANCE. ,-.... A. All facilities that have been accepted by the County shall thereby become the property of the County and will beoperstedand maintained by the County. No person shnHperfonn any.work, nor be reimbursed for any work on the system, without written authorization from the Public Works Division prior to the work being commenced. B. The County shall make every effort to inspect and keep its facilities in good repair, but assumes no liability for any damage caused by the system ~hat is beyond the control of normal maintenance, or due to situations not previously reported to the Public Warks Division. These situations shall include, but are not limited to, damage due to the breakage of pipes, poor water quality due to unauthorized or illegal introduction of foreign material into the system, or other reasons. SECTION SIXTEEN: CHEMICAL INJECTiONS PROHIBITED, All service connections are prohibited from adding chemicals to the irrigation system after being connected to the reclaimed water system. Any users wishing to add chemicals upstream of the point of delivery to the irrigation system shall prior thereto be required to install an approved back flow protection device on the reclaimed water service connection. SECTION SEVENTEEN :PURUCEASEMENT. No facilities willbeinstalled.and .acceptedby .the County for maintenance unless the. facilities are in a dedicated public right-of-way or County utility easement. Any new easement shalJ be adequately.sized to..accommodate construction and maintenance of alJ reclaimed watersystemcomponents.No obstruction of any kind shall be planted, built or otherwisecrented within the limits oftheensement onight-of-way without prior written authorization for same from the Public Works Administrator. ~ Packet Page -655- .. 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. SECTION EIGHTEEN: OWNERSHIP BY COUNTY. All reclaimed water facilities and appurtenances within dedicated COlmty utility easement, when constructed or accepted by the County, shall thereby become the property of the County. No person shall, by payment of any charges provided herein or by causing any constntction of facilities accepted by the County, acquire any interest or right in any of these facilities or in any portion thereof other than the privilege of having their property connected thereto for reclaimed water service in accordance with this Ordinance, as amended or superseded. ~ SECTION NlNETEEN:INSPECl'IONS. A. In order to aBcertalnand insure compliance with the provisions of this Ordinance and all regulations relating to reclaimed water, the County shall have the right to inspect, secure and disconnect all facilities and devices whereverlocated which connect to or control any discharge from the reclaimed water distribution system. B. The denial of access to an authorized agent or employee of the County to any property receiving reclaimed water for the purPose of conducting any inspection permitted under this ordinance shall constitute a violation of this ordinance and shall be grounds for the immediate discontinuance of reclaimed water service by the County to the subject property. SECTION TWENTY: LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY. A. The County shall not be liable for any damages caused by the use of reclaimed water provided the reclaimed water has been treated by the department to the levels requiredby,applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations for irrigation of lands with public access. ~ B. The COlmty shall not be liable for any damages caused by a failure to deliver or supply reclaimed water, SECTION TWENTY ONE: EASEMENT DEDICATIONS. This applicant shall dedicate land or perpetual easements on land for reclaimed Willer transmission and distribution facilities as required to provide the reclaimed water service. SECTION TWENTY TWO: PERMITS. The applicant shall obtain and fulfill at its expense all the necessary permits, licenses, conditions and approvals for the initial construction and operation of the on-site reclaimed water irrigation facilities. SECTION TWENTY THREE: CUSTOMER'S ON-SITE REUSE SYSTEM. The applicant shall, at its expense, constntct all necessary on-site reuse facilities such as pipes, storage facilities, and spmy ouprink:lerfacilities for the reuse of reclaimed water. TIle applicanlshall, alits expense,constntct all necessary transmission mains, re- pump stations and appurtenant improvements. for transmitting reclaimed waterfTom the County transmission system to the applicant's site. SECTION TWENTY FOUR: CONFLICT ANDSEV.ERIBILITY. In the event this Ordinan.ceconf1icts with any other Ordinance of Collier County or other .applicable law,1hemoTCresttictiveshallapply. Ifany section,phrase, sentence or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent Jurisdiction,. such portion shall be deemed a separate,distinct,and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinan~e. ~ Packet Page -656- 7 9/27/2011 Item 10.E. SECTION TWENTY FIVE: INCLUSION IN THE CODE OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES. ~ The provisions of this ordinance shall become and be made part of the Code of Laws and Ordinances of Collier County, Florida. The sections of the ordinance may be renumbered or re-lettered to accomplish such and the word "ordinance" may be changed to "section", "article" or any other appropriate word. SECTION TWENTY SIX: EFFECfIVE DATE. This OrdinanceshaUbecomc effective upon receipt of notice that this Ordinance has been filed with the Secretary of State and adoption of a Resolution setting forth the fates. fees, or charges for services. PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of CollJer County, Florida, Ibi. ~doy Of~ 1998. "r ~ " ,.1.,: .~. ., . ,.';~~~i I \\\\\\HHHHllt", ., ~,~:;.l' "-':'~\.,"t5~ b..~Jh't.'f 11",,- . ",~:.t- . ,,~~~,~~"1 ..j" ""~"':'4:;>l," J(;,;..~~. . '~","~~. -. "n.tlt"._~-'J"'~'''(.' "... BOARDOFCOUNTYcO~ssro~RS !:'~",;r.\IC;Jl o .'_ '-.:; ',!_ "''''_'','~, ,,[I .," 't-I ._ EX-OFFICIO THE OOVERti1ING-aOA1ID 4t',i~ OJ: .?_ ... ,,~, '. ~,t, ,,~<'!':~h"l> r,o; ",. OF THE COLLIER COt1N"IV'W~'tR.R+, .h;r~.~~: ::' SEWER DISTRICT \~:: . ::'.[:j! ~~;;~:!f:,:;;'~"J: /"....;1>.. ~ ":' ~ ~ r-,~i ," ~\'~<< I,; t 11 f ! f, till: '; f \ \ \ ~ \ \ ' ATTEST:, Dwight E. Brock, Clerk ~, Approved as to form and iegal sufficiency: ~ "-D-[tl., Thomas C. 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