Appendix A. FEES AND CHARGES SCHEDULE
Subpart A. General Ordinances
Chapter 2. Administration
§ 2-83. Notice of appeal to board of appeals ..... $ 250.00
§ 2-84. Notice of appeal of administrative decision of city manager relative to land development code and natural resources matters ..... 300.00
§ 2-478. Design review board application fees.
(1)
Petition for preliminary review ..... 150.00
(2)
Petition for design review ..... 300.00
(3)
Administrative appeal ..... 300.00
(4)
Resubmittals ..... 100.00
(5)
Advertising costs: Actual cost.
§ 2-554. Planning advisory board petition fees.
(1)
Development or annexation agreement ..... 1,325.00
(2)
Development of regional impact, or substantial deviation thereto ..... 3,500.00
Plus, per acre ..... 35.00
(3)
Advertising costs ..... Actual costs
§ 2-631. Preparation and duplication of documents: As provided by F.S. § 119.07.
CITY OF NAPLES FEES FOR PUBLIC RECORDS
Res. No. 13-13241, adopted February 6, 2013 , as amendedIn accordance with F.S. § 119.07(4), the following fees shall be charged for public records. If no fee is otherwise prescribed by law, then the custodian of the public record shall furnish a copy or certified copy of the record upon payment of the applicable fee.
The following terms apply:
"Actual cost of duplication" : The cost of the material and supplies used to duplicate the public record, but does not include labor cost or overhead cost associated with such duplication. (F.S. § 119.011(1))
"Duplicating" : The process of reproducing an image or images from an original to a final substrate through the electrographic, xerographic, laser, or offset process of or any combination of these processes, by which an operator can make more than one copy without re-handling the original. (F.S. § 119.011(7) and F.S. § 283.30(13)).
a.
Each one-sided copy of each page of not more than 8½ inches by 14 inches ..... $0.15
b.
Each two-sided copy of each page of not more than 8½ inches by 14 inches ..... $0.20
(Small public records requests up to $5.00 of copying charges per day—No Charge)
c.
All other copies—Actual cost of duplication
d.
Each certified copy of a public record ..... $1.00
e.
Special service charge. If the nature or volume of public records requested to be inspected, examined, or copied is such as to require extensive use of information technology resources, or extensive clerical or supervisory assistance by personnel of the city, or both, the city may charge, in addition to the actual cost of duplication, a special service charge, which shall be reasonable, and shall be based on the cost incurred for such extensive use of information technology resources or the labor cost of the personnel providing the service that is actually incurred by the agency or attributable to the agency for the clerical and supervisory assistance required, or both.
f.
The special service charge under e. will not be charged unless the estimated time for fulfilling the request exceeds 60 minutes.
g.
Such charges shall be based upon the actual labor (the hourly salary plus benefits of the lowest paid employee capable of performing the task).
h.
The city may require a deposit in advance for cost of estimated number of copies, mailing (if requested), and estimated special service charge, where applicable.
§ 2-632. Court costs for criminal justice education and training ..... 2.00
§ 2-633. Noncriminal fingerprints ..... 43.25
§ 2-845. Capital facility (impact) fees.
(1)
Residential facility fee (per housing unit):
Parks Police Fire Total Single-family detached $1,166.00 $323.00 $337.00 $1,826.00 All other housing $897.00 $248.00 $259.00 $1,404.00 (2)
Non-residential facility fee (per square foot of floor area):
Police
Fire
Total
820 Commercial shopping center 100,000 SF or less $0.45 $1.24 $1.69 820 Commercial shopping center 100,000 SF or more $0.33 $0.90 $1.23 770 Business park $0.13 $0.35 $0.48 720 Medical dental office $0.37 $1.00 $1.37 710 General office 50,000 SF or less $0.16 $0.43 $0.59 710 General office 50,000 SF or more $0.11 $0.31 $0.42 610 Hospital $0.18 $0.48 $0.66 151 Mini warehouse $0.02 $0.06 $0.08 110 Light industrial $0.07 $0.19 $0.26 Any other not classified $0.45 $1.24 $1.69 (3)
Other non-residential facility fee (per unique demand indicator):
Police
Fire
Total
320 Lodging (per room) $57.00 $156.00 $213.00 520 Elementary school (per student) $8.00 $23.00 $31.00 530 Secondary school (per student) $12.00 $34.00 $46.00 565 Day care (per student) $22.00 $59.00 $81.00 Chapter 10. Businesses
§ 10-52. Peddler or solicitor permit, investigation fee ..... 41.34
§ 10-54. Peddler or solicitor permit, permit fees.
(1)
Per week ..... 24.81
(2)
Per month ..... 41.34
(3)
Per year ..... 57.89
§ 10-203. Convenience business, administrative fee for exemption to silent alarm requirement ..... 25.00
§ 10-234. Electricians and plumbers, examination fee ..... 35.00
Chapter 12. Cable Communications
§ 12-3. Cable television franchise, application fee: $5,000.00.
§ 12-13. Cable television franchise, franchise fee: (No franchise)
Chapter 16. Construction, Rehabilitation and Property Maintenance
§ 16-52. Building permit fees.
(1)
New residential structure permit: $0.50 per square foot of the gross square footage of the structure. Minimum fee: $150.00.
(2)
New commercial structure permit: $0.50 per square foot for the first 50,000 square feet, $0.40 per square foot for the second 50,000 square feet and $0.30 for the balance of the gross square footage of the structure. Minimum fee: $150.00.
(3)
Additions and alterations permit: $0.50 per square foot of the gross square footage of the additional structure and/or the area being altered. Minimum fee: $150.00.
(4)
Demolition/moving permit: $0.30 per square foot.
(5)
Electrical permit: $0.10 per square foot. Minimum fee: $125.00.
a.
Low voltage permit fee: $70.00.
(6)
Plumbing permit: $0.10 per square foot. Minimum fee: $125.00.
(7)
Mechanical permit: $0.10 per square foot. Minimum fee: $125.00.
(8)
Fire alarm and suppression systems permit: $0.15 per square foot. Minimum fee: $125.00 per floor.
(9)
Site work permit: $0.02 per square foot of site outside of the building area permitted in one of the permits above; minimum fee $100.00.
(10)
Right-of-way permit: (Driveways and Sidewalks) $0.50 per square foot of right-of-way. Minimum fee: $150.00.
(11)
Temporary use permits (type I), application fee: $50.00.
(12)
Temporary use permits (type II): No fee.
(13)
Accessory structures (type I) permit: $0.30 per gross square footage of the structure. Minimum fee: $100.00.
(14)
Accessory structures (type II) permit: $100.00.
(15)
Mechanical & Water Heater change-out permit: $40.00 for first unit changed and $20.00 for each additional unit.
(16)
Stormwater permit fee: $0.05 per square foot of lot size.
(17)
Re-roof permit fee: $8.00 per square (square equals 100 square feet). Minimum fee: $100.00.
(18)
Zoning review fee: $25.00.
(19)
Fire Plan Review fee: $100.00.
(20)
Change of Use fee: $125.00.
(21)
Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) fee: $150.00.
(22)
Historic Structure FEMA Variance fee: $350.00.
(23)
Electronic Permitting Surcharge: 5 percent of permit fee.
(24)
Alternative Permit Fee where square footage fee does not apply:
a.
1 percent of Project Cost for projects valued over $250,000.00.
b.
1.5 percent of Project Cost for projects valued under $250,000.00.
(25)
Expired/inactive permit record search fee; $75.00 per hour (minimum charge of 1 hour).
(26)
Permit Inspection Compliance Affidavit processing fee: $200.00.
(27)
Expired/inactive permit inspection fee: $35.00 per inspection.
§ 16-53. Plan review fee: 20 percent of permit fee.
§ 16-54. Plan revision fee: $35.00 per trade.
§ 16-55. Inspection fees.
(1)
Generally: $100.00 per hour.
(2)
Inspections after hours: $70.00 per hour.
(3)
Re-inspection fee: $50.00 for the first, $75.00 for the second and $100.00 for the third.
(4)
Time certain inspection: $70.00 per inspection.
(5)
Partial inspection: $25.00 for second and subsequent inspections.
(6)
Fire inspection fee for multifamily and commercial buildings: $100.00.
(7)
Initial Required Building and Fire Code Inspections: $35.00 each inspection.
(8)
Private Provider Inspection Audit: $35.00 each inspection.
§ 16-56. Building permit surcharge: $0.01 per square foot.
§ 16-58. Miscellaneous fees.
(1)
Charter boat temporary use permit: $50.00, plus an additional $50.00 per day of operation.
(2)
Garage sale permit: no fee.
(3)
Contractor name change on building permit: $50.00.
(4)
Building permit extension fee: $35.00 for 90 days.
§ 16-59. Contractor licensing fees.
(1)
Lawn maintenance contractors:
a.
Each competency card application ..... $10.00
b.
Lawn maintenance certificate of competency ..... $75.00
Chapter 20. Emergency Services
§ 20-33. Failure to deactivate alarm system, per occurrence ..... $25.00
§ 20-34. False alarms.
(1)
2nd response within 6 months of a 1st response ..... $10.00
(2)
3rd response within 6 months of a 1st response and each succeeding response within 6 months after the last response ..... $75.00
Chapter 22. Environment
§ 22-37(h)(3). Sound permit ..... $75.00
§ 22-39. Rate for mowing property by city employees or contracted personnel.
(1)
Per mowing ..... $0.007/
sq. ft.(2)
Administrative fee ..... $75.00
Chapter 28. Parks and Recreation
§ 28-32. Recreational activities fees:
(1)
Individual Player (non-profit/state/national affiliated leagues).
a.
Youth programs per person 16 and under (per week) ..... $3.00
b.
Light use (per hour) ..... $10.00
(2)
Facilities and Buildings - Class I Non-profit, Civic and Government.
a.
Indoor (per room) under 700 sq. ft. (per hour) ..... $15.00
b.
Indoor (per room) 700—2,000 sq. ft. (per hour) ..... $20.00
c.
Indoor (per room) over 2,000 sq. ft. (per hour) ..... $35.00
d.
Indoors over 2,000 sq. ft. per room (per hour) - Norris Center Only ..... $50.00
e.
Outdoor open space areas, (100 ft. × 100 ft.) (per hour) for small groups only ..... $15.00
f.
Gymnasium/Basketball Pavilion (any size) (per hour) ..... $35.00
g.
Athletic fields (per hour) ..... $35.00
h.
Sports courts (outdoors) (per hour) ..... $15.00
i.
Lights (outdoor), per field (per hour) ..... $15.00
j.
Shelter/gazebo (per hour) ..... $25.00
Non-City and non-Collier County residents (per hour) ..... $130.00
k.
Beach/beach end wedding (per hour) ..... $100.00
Non-City and non-Collier County residents (per hour) ..... $130.00
l.
Park rental for large events (per day) ..... $900.00
m.
Additional Fees (added to hourly room rental fee):
Rental during non-business hours (per hour, per room) ..... $20.00
Additional staff (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Set up/take down (tables, chairs, etc. per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Fundraising (per hour) ..... $20.00
Light fees (where not specified) (per hour) ..... $10.00
Audio, visual and other equipment rentals (each per hour) ..... $10.00
(3)
Facilities and Buildings - Class II Private and Commercial:
a.
Indoor (per room) under 700 sq. ft. (per hour) ..... $25.00
b.
Indoor (per room) 700—2,000 sq. ft. (per hour) ..... $45.00
c.
Indoor (per room) over 2,000 sq. ft. (per hour) ..... $65.00
d.
Indoors over 2,000 sq. ft. per room (per hour) - Norris Center Only ..... $80.00
e.
Outdoor open space areas, (100 ft. × 100 ft.) (per hour) for small groups only ..... $25.00
f.
Gymnasium/Basketball Pavilion (any size) (per hour) ..... $65.00
g.
Athletic fields (per hour) ..... $45.00
h.
Sports courts (outdoor) (per hour) ..... $20.00
i.
Lights (outdoor) per field (per hour) ..... $20.00
j.
Shelter/gazebo (per hour) ..... $35.00
Non-City and non-Collier County residents (per hour) ..... $165.00
k.
Beach/beach end wedding (per hour) ..... $100.00
Non-City and non-Collier County residents (per hour) ..... $165.00
l.
Park rental for large events (per day) ..... $1,600.00
m.
Additional Fees (added to hourly room rental fee):
Rental during non-business hours (per hour, per room) ..... $40.00
Additional staff (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Set up/take down (tables, chairs, etc. per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Fundraising (per hour) ..... $20.00
Light fees (where not specified) (per hour) ..... $10.00
Audio, visual and other equipment rentals (each per hour) ..... $10.00
(4)
Fleischmann Park Skatepark:
a.
Daily fee (per day) ..... $10.00
b.
Annual membership (per year) ..... $60.00
c.
Family membership (3 or more family), City residents Only (per year) ..... $120.00
d.
Replacement lost card ..... $10.00
e.
Private rental (per hour) ..... $50.00
f.
Visitor fee for non-Collier County residents:
Per day ..... $20.00
Six (6) month pass ..... $60.00
g.
Additional fees (added to hourly rental fee):
Rental during non-business hours (per hour) ..... $40.00
Additional staff (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Set up/take down (tables, chairs, etc.) (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Fundraising (per hour) ..... $20.00
Light fees (where not specified) (per hour) ..... $10.00
(5)
River Park Pool:
a.
Early and late lap swimming (per month membership fee) ..... $10.00
b.
Private rental of pool (per hour) ..... $40.00
c.
School rental of pool — To be determined based on cost
d.
Additional fees (added to hourly room rental fee):
Rental during non-business hours (per hour, per room) ..... $40.00
Additional staff (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Set up/take down (tables, chairs, etc.) (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Fundraising (per hour) ..... $20.00
Audio, visual and other equipment rentals (each per hour) ..... $10.00
(6)
Cambier Park Bandshell includes mulch area - Class I:
a.
Non-profit, civic and governmental:
Individual or organization (per hour) ..... $80.00
b.
Additional fees (added to hourly room rental fee):
Rental during non-business hours (per hour, per room) ..... $40.00
Additional staff (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Set up/take down (tables, chairs, etc.) (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Fundraising (per hour) ..... $20.00
Light fees (where not specified) (per hour) ..... $10.00
Audio, visual and other equipment rentals (each per hour) ..... $10.00
(7)
Cambier Park Bandshell includes mulch area - Class II:
a.
Private and commercial:
Individual or organization (per hour) ..... $140.00
b.
Additional fees (added to hourly room rental fee):
Rental during non-business hours (per hour, per room) ..... $40.00
Additional staff (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Set up/take down (tables, chairs, etc.) (per hour, per staff) ..... $25.00
Fundraising (per hour) ..... $20.00
Light fees (where not specified) (per hour) ..... $10.00
Audio, visual and other equipment rentals (each per hour) ..... $10.00
(8)
Damage/clean up deposit required:
Refundable if no damage occurs or no additional clean up is required ..... $250.00
(9)
Cambier Park Tennis Court fees:
a.
Annual—Member Category:
1.
Single adult resident ..... $446.00
2.
Single adult non-resident ..... $593.00
3.
Adult guest fee (per person, per hour) ..... $14.50
4.
Junior resident ..... $21.00
5.
Junior non-resident ..... $27.00
6.
Junior guest fee (per person, per hour) ..... $7.50
b.
Annual evening/weekend—Member category:
1.
Single adult resident ..... $266.00
2.
Single adult non-resident ..... $399.00
Above tennis fees includes 6% (six percent) sales tax.
Annual memberships are good for one year from date of purchase.
Chapter 30. Utilities
§ 30-1. Manual of Standards and Specifications for utilities, purchase price ..... $25.00
§ 30-9. Monthly Rates.
(a)
Monthly Base Rates.
(1)
Water Base Rates.
(a)
Single-family residential, commercial, and potable irrigation meter customers shall pay a monthly water base rate as determined by the size of the installed water meter as follows:
Meter Size Monthly Base Rate
Single-Family
Residential/Commercial/IrrigationEquivalency
Factor
5/8″—3/4″ $8.29 1.0 1.0″ $20.74 2.5 1.5″ $41.46 5.0 2.0″ $66.32 8.0 3.0″ $132.67 16.0 4.0″ $207.29 25.0 6.0″ $414.56 50.0 8.0″ $663.30 80.0 (b)
Multifamily residential customers shall pay a monthly water base rate of $5.81 for each dwelling unit.
(2)
Sewer Base Rates.
(a)
Single-family residential customers shall pay a monthly sewer base rate of $20.76 based on one equivalent residential unit.
(b)
Multifamily residential customers shall pay a monthly sewer base rate of $16.19 for each dwelling unit.
(c)
Commercial customers shall pay a monthly sewer base rate based on the equivalent residential unit as determined by the size of the installed water meter as follows:
Meter Size
Monthly Base Charge
Commercial
Equivalency
Factor
5/8″—3/4″ $20.76 1.0 1.0″ $51.89 2.5 1.5″ $103.77 5.0 2.0″ $166.04 8.0 3.0″ $332.07 16.0 4.0″ $518.86 25.0 6.0″ $1,037.70 50.0 8.0″ $1,660.32 80.0 (3)
Reclaimed Water Base Rates.
(a)
General customers connected to the reclaimed water system shall pay a reclaimed water base rate based on the equivalent residential unit as determined by the size of the reclaimed water meter serving the property as follows:
Reclaimed Water
Meter Size
Equivalent Residential Unit
by Meter Size
Reclaimed Base
Rate
5/8″, 3/4″ and 1.0″ 1.0 $10.48 1.5″ 5.0 $52.41 2.0″ 8.0 $83.85 3.0″ 16.0 $167.71 4.0″ 25.0 $262.05 6.0″ 50.0 $524.09 8.0″ 80.0 $838.55 (b)
Where the reclaimed water service is available but not connected to the property, general customers shall pay a $10.48 per month reclaimed water base rate.
(c)
Where the reclaimed water service is available but not connected to the property and the customer has a separate potable water irrigation meter, general customers shall pay a reclaimed water base rate for the equivalent residential unit as determined by the size of the irrigation water meter.
(4)
The monthly base rate for water, sewer, and reclaimed water shall be applicable, whether occupied or not occupied.
(5)
Customers located outside of the city limits shall pay a 25 percent surcharge.
(b)
Monthly Consumption Rates.
(1)
Water Consumption Rates.
(a)
Single-family residential and commercial customers shall pay water consumption rates based upon the usage and size of the installed potable water meter as in the following monthly consumption rate/1,000 gallons table below:
(b)
Multifamily residential customers shall pay the water consumption rates based upon the usage and the number of dwelling units as in the following monthly consumption rate/1,000 gallons table below:
Monthly Consumption Charge/1,000 gallons
Meter Sizes
Block 1
Block 2
Block 3
Block 4
5/8″—3/4″ 0—7,500 7,501—15,000 15,001—22,500 Above 22,500 1.0″ 0—19,000 19,001—37,500 37,501—56,500 Above 56,500 1.5″ 0—37,500 37,501—75,000 75,001—112,500 Above 112,500 2.0″ 0—60,000 60,001—120,000 120,001—180,000 Above 180,000 3.0″ 0—120,000 120,001—240,000 240,001—360,000 Above 360,000 4.0″ 0—187,500 187,501—375,000 375,001—562,500 Above 562,500 6.0″ 0—375,000 375,001—750,000 750,001—1,125,000 Above 1,125,000 8.0″ 0—600,000 600,001—1,200,000 1,200,001—1,800,000 Above 1,800,000 Per Dwelling Unit (For Multifamily Residences) 0—7,500 7,501—15,000 15,001—22,500 Above 22,500 Water consumption rates:
Block 1: $1.43 per 1,000 gallons.
Block 2: $2.51 per 1,000 gallons.
Block 3: $3.58 per 1,000 gallons.
Block 4: $4.28 per 1,000 gallons.
(c)
Single-family residential, multifamily residential, and commercial customers receiving potable water provided through a potable water irrigation meter shall pay a water consumption rate based upon the size of the installed potable water irrigation meter as follows:
Monthly Irrigation Consumption Charge/1,000 gallons
Meter Sizes
Block 1
Block 2
Block 3
5/8″—3/4″ 0—15,000 15,001—22,500 Above 22,500 1.0″ 0—37,500 37,501—56,500 Above 56,500 1.5″ 0—75,000 75,001—112,500 Above 112,500 2.0″ 0—120,000 120,001—180,000 Above 180,000 3.0″ 0—240,000 240,001—360,000 Above 360,000 4.0″ 0—375,000 375,001—562,500 Above 562,500 6.0″ 0—750,000 750,001—1,125,000 Above 1,125,000 8.0″ 0—1,200,000 1,200,001—1,800,000 Above 1,800,000 Irrigation meter consumption rates:
Block 1: $2.51 per 1,000 gallons.
Block 2: $3.58 per 1,000 gallons.
Block 3: $4.28 per 1,000 gallons.
(2)
Sewer consumption rates.
(a)
Single-family residential and commercial customers shall pay a sewer usage rate based upon potable water consumption.
(b)
Multifamily residential shall pay a sewer usage rate based upon potable water consumption and the number of dwelling units.
(c)
Sewer consumption rates for single-family residential customers without a potable water irrigation meter or reclaimed water meter or sub-meter shall be capped at 10,000 gallons per month.
(d)
Sewer consumption rates for multifamily residential customers without a potable water irrigation meter or reclaimed water meter or sub-meter shall be capped at 10,000 gallons per month per dwelling unit.
(e)
Sewer consumption rates shall not be applicable to the use as measured by a potable water irrigation or reclaimed water meter.
(f)
The sewer consumption rate shall be $4.03 per 1,000 gallons for all customer classes.
(3)
Reclaimed water consumption rates.
(a)
General and bulk customers shall pay a reclaimed water consumption rate based upon usage as measured by the reclaimed water meter as follows:
Customer Class
Usage Rates/
1,000 Gallons
1,000 GallonsGeneral users $0.69 Bulk users with storage $0.45 Bulk users without storage $0.51 (b)
Customers located outside of the city shall pay a 25 percent surcharge.
§ 30-10. Other fees and charges.
(1)
New accounts - Change of ownership ..... $0.00
(2)
Turn-off/turn-on at owner's request ..... $26.00
(3)
Meter re-read ..... $26.00
(4)
Meter test.
(a)
3/8″, 3/4″ and 1″ meter ..... $68.00
(b)
1-1/2″ and larger meter ..... Actual Cost
(c)
Profile of meter consumption ..... $26.00
(5)
Meter lock removal fee ..... $75.00
(6)
Unlock after hours.
(a)
Turn on service fee outside normal service hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Fridays, and on holidays ..... $85.00
(b)
Lock removal fee outside of the normal service hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Fridays, and on holidays ..... $135.00
(7)
Meter removal ..... $75.00
(8)
Illegal connection ..... $500.00
(9)
Temporary meter deposit.
(a)
Construction water service deposit ..... $100.00
(b)
Water meter installation fee ..... $75.00
(10)
Duplicate bill processing fee, per bill ..... $1.00
(11)
Late payment charge ..... 5%
§ 30-12(d) Dishonored checks, per occurrence—Fees shall be in accordance with F.S. § 832.08(5), as may be amended.
§ 30-37(g) Dishonored checks, per occurrence—Fees shall be in accordance with F.S. § 832.08(5), as may be amended.
§ 30-259(7) Reconnection to reclaimed water service after discontinuation of service: Actual cost of reconnection, but in no case less than ..... $100.00
§ 30-292. Well drilling, permit fee ..... $25.00
§ 30-336. Stormwater management utility fees.
(1)
Single-family residential, per month ..... $13.68
(2)
Multifamily residential, per unit per month ..... $13.68
(3)
Commercial, per average residential unit per month ..... $13.68
30-373. Water and Sanitary Sewer, System Development Charges (Impact Fees) and Connection Fees.
(1)
Sewer system development charges.
(a)
The single-family residential and non-residential charge shall be based on the equivalent residential unit per water meter size serving the structure(s), and per dwelling unit for multifamily residential as follows:
Meter Size
Equivalent
Residential
Unit per
Meter Size
Charge
5/8″—3/4″ 1 $2,324.00 1.0″ 2.5 $5,810.00 1.5″ 5 $11,620.00 2.0″ 8 $18,592.00 3.0″ 16 $37,184.00 4.0″ 25 $58,100.00 6.0″ 50 $116,200.00 8.0″ 80 $185,920.00 Per Dwelling Unit For Multifamily Residences - $1,813.00 (2)
Water system development charges. The single-family residential and non-residential charge shall be based on the equivalent residential unit as determined by the size of the water meter serving the structure(s), and per dwelling unit for multifamily residential as follows:
Meter Size
Equivalent
Residential
Unit per
Meter Size
Charge
5/8″—3/4″ 1 $1,416.00 1.0″ 2.5 $3,540.00 1.5″ 5 $7,080.00 2.0″ 8 $11,328.00 3.0″ 16 $22,656.00 4.0″ 25 $35,400.00 6.0″ 50 $70,800.00 8.0″ 80 $113,280.00 Per Dwelling Unit For Multifamily Residences - $992.00 (3)
The system development charges shall be paid in full prior to issuance of the building permit.
(4)
Water service connections:
(a)
Service connection charges by meter size are as follows:
1.
3/4″ service ..... $690.00
1″ service ..... $1,123.00
1-1/2″—2″ service ..... $1,180.00
2.
Service connection charges for meters larger than 2″ shall be based on material and labor costs at the time of installation.
(b)
Meter installation charges.
1.
3/4″ meter ..... $480.00
1″ meter ..... $526.00
1-1/2″ meter ..... $731.00
2″ meter ..... $821.00
2.
Non-displacement meter and meters larger than 2″ shall be based on material and labor costs at the time of installation.
(c)
Water inspection fee ..... $20.00
(d)
Water application fee ..... $50.00
(5)
Sewer service connections:
a.
Sewer service connection charges:
The charge for the installation of sewer service laterals shall be based on material and labor costs at the time of installation.
b.
Sewer inspection fee ..... $20.00
c.
Sewer application fee ..... $50.00
§ 30-379. Hydrant service fees.
a.
Deposit, per temporary meter ..... $1,000.00
b.
Application fee ..... $50.00
c.
Daily fee after 90 days ..... $1.00
d.
Fire line/fire sprinkler service meter, per year ..... $60.00
e.
Fire hydrant installation shall be based on material and labor costs at the time of installation.
§ 30-381. Utility plan review and inspection fees.
(1)
Construction document review fee: 0.75 percent of probable water and/or sewer construction costs shall be paid as a fee for document review.
(2)
Construction inspection: 2.25 percent of probable cost of construction activities shall be paid as a fee for utility inspection of water and/or sewer construction.
(3)
Construction document resubmission or document modification: The fee for submittal of an insubstantial change shall be $150.00 for the first sheet and $75.00 for each additional sheet.
Chapter 32. Solid Waste
§ 32-71. Collection and disposal of refuse and recyclables:
(1)
Residential collection rates for refuse type I service. Minimum rates per year includes two pickups per week:
a.
Single-family residence, per month ..... $12.11
b.
Duplex and triplex residence, per month ..... $10.54
c.
Multifamily residents (≥4 units):
1.
Multifamily residences using commercial collection for refuse type I service, see rates in (2)a below.
2.
Monthly collection cost for multifamily residences using 96-gallon roll carts, collected twice weekly, shall be $28.22 per month.
3.
Multifamily properties maintaining self-contained or break-away compactors that use roll-off containers shall be charged $246.16 per pick-up, plus actual disposal fees charged by the Collier County Landfill. A minimum of 48 hours' notice must be given for pickup.
4.
Multifamily properties that use containers with wheels shall be charged an additional $10.90 monthly to off-set the increase in labor required to service wheeled containers, as well as maintenance (repair and replacement) of wheel assemblies.
(2)
Commercial container service collection rates for refuse type I service .
a.
Table of monthly rates for refuse type I based on size of container and frequency of collection per week.
1X 2X 3X 4X 5X 6X 7X 1 cu. yd. $19.20 $38.40 $57.60 $76.80 $95.99 $115.20 $134.40 2 cu. yd. 38.40 76.80 115.20 153.59 191.99 230.39 268.79 3 cu. yd. 57.60 115.20 172.89 230.39 287.99 345.59 403.19 4 cu. yd. 76.80 153.59 230.39 307.19 383.99 460.78 537.58 6 cu. yd. 115.20 230.39 345.59 460.78 575.98 691.18 806.37 8 cu. yd. 153.59 307.19 460.78 614.38 767.97 921.57 1,075.16 10 cu. yd. 191.99 383.99 575.98 767.97 959.97 1,151.96 1,343.95 b.
Multi-users. Offices and businesses sharing a container for refuse type I with others will be charged their prorated share of the rate based on the size of container and number of pickups per week as determined by the city manager.
c.
Change in level of service; size of containers. The level of service insofar as it relates to the size of container and frequency of collection per week may not be changed more than two times per 12-month period and not closer together than a four-month period of time between changes in level of service. Such change shall be effectuated by the owner/operator executing proper forms provided by the city and making payment of a $50.00 fee for effectuating such change; provided, however, that under no circumstances may the level of service and the bi-monthly charge therefore be reduced below the minimum level of service and charge therefore set forth above.
d.
New accounts. Billing will commence on new services when an occupancy permit is issued or when the sewer service charge begins, whichever is sooner.
e.
Compactor and open-top roll-off container servicing. Commercial properties maintaining self-contained or break-away compactors that use roll-off containers shall be charged $246.14 per pick-up plus actual disposal fees charged by the Collier County Landfill. A minimum of 48 hours' notice must be given for pickup.
f.
Annual collection cost for commercial 96-gallon roll carts , collected twice weekly, shall be $28.22 per month.
g.
Commercial properties that use containers with wheels shall be charged an additional $10.90 monthly to off-set the increase in labor required to service wheeled containers, as well as maintenance (repair and replacement) of wheel assemblies.
h.
Collection and disposal of bulk waste. Customers may request collection of bulk waste, such as furniture and appliances not including any refuse type III C&D debris, by calling the solid waste division. The city manager will establish a specific date within two business days from the customer's request for collection. Customers shall place all bulk waste curbside for collection no sooner than 24 hours prior to the prearranged collection date. Collection services for bulk waste shall incur a service charge of $15.37 per cubic yard for collection and disposal with a $50.00 minimum charge.
(3)
Collection and disposal of refuse type II.
a.
Single-family residence, per month ..... $4.89
b.
Duplex and triplex residence, per month ..... $4.08
c.
Multifamily residence, per month ..... $2.09
d.
Volume exceeding four cubic yards (per cubic yard): ..... $15.37
(4)
Collier County landfill disposal charges. In addition to the above-stated charges for collection of refuse type I, each customer shall be charged an amount that represents their prorated share of fees charged to the city by Collier County for utilization of the CollierCounty landfill. This charge will be computed each time landfill charges are changed by the county. Said amount shall be added to the amounts specified hereinabove on each customer's bill.
a.
Commercial container monthly landfill fee rates shall be as follows:
1X 2X 3X 4X 5X 6X 7X 1 cu. yd. $16.97 $33.94 $50.92 $67.89 $84.86 $101.82 $118.79 2 cu. yd. 33.94 67.89 101.82 135.77 169.72 203.67 237.61 3 cu. yd. 50.92 101.82 152.75 203.67 254.57 305.49 356.41 4 cu. yd. 67.89 135.77 203.67 271.54 339.43 407.32 475.20 6 cu. yd. 101.82 203.67 305.49 407.32 509.15 610.98 712.81 8 cu. yd. 135.77 271.54 407.32 543.09 677.25 814.63 950.41 10 cu. yd. 169.72 339.43 509.15 678.87 848.59 1,018.29 1,188.01 b.
Front loading containers with compactors shall be charged 3 times the rate in subsection (4) a corresponding to the size and pickup rate.
c.
Single-use roll-off containers or compactors shall be charged their prorated share of disposal fees charged to the city by the county based on the current disposal rate per ton off-loaded at the Collier County Landfill.
d.
Disposal for residential collection services shall be $6.08 per month.
e.
Disposal for commercial and multifamily roll cart container services shall be $12.90 per month.
(5)
Excess waste in containers. Solid waste placed in containers may not exceed the height of the container. Placing excess waste in containers shall result in a written warning. The second violation shall result in an automatic $50.00 surcharge. Subsequent violations shall result in container size or frequency of collection being automatically increased in order to provide sufficient service.
(6)
Collection and processing of residential single stream recyclables. Minimum rates per year include a city-provided roll cart and 1 pickup per week:
a.
Single-family residence, per month: ..... $0.81
b.
Duplex and triplex residence, per month: ..... $0.72
c.
Multifamily residence, per month: ..... $0.72
(7)
Collection and disposal of incidental amounts of refuse type III C&D debris. Upon notification from a resident of incidental amounts of C&D debris generated by the resident on their own property, at the discretion of the city manager, the city may choose to collect such materials, pursuant to section 32-34. C&D debris may include cabinets, wood, drywall, plumbing fixtures and other demolition type debris. All loose materials must be in containers, or bags that weigh less than 30 pounds each. No loose piles of material will be collected. The city reserves the right to pick up only those items which employees and equipment are able to safely and effectively collect and dispose. Material approved for collection must be placed curbside no more than 24 hours prior to scheduled collection. Collection services for refuse type III shall incur a service charge of $15.37 per cubic yard for collection and disposal fee, with a $50.00 minimum charge.
Chapter 36. Traffic and Vehicles
§ 36-105. Permit parking in city-owned parking lots or garages, permits for launching of vessels, and permits for loading and off-loading of construction material at Naples Landing Park.
$120.00 for a recreational vessel launch and parking permit that is valid for one year.
$120.00 for a commercial vessel launch and parking permit that is valid for one year (including but not limited to, business licensed vessels, boat dealerships, marine service and repair, and construction companies. Permits are not available for licensed charter vessels for hire, including fishing and sightseeing).
$300.00 half day (four hours); $500.00 full day (eight hours); loading and off-loading of trucks and barges for construction use.
§ 36-163. Meter rates.
Rates for parking meters shall be $0.25 for six minutes.
Chapter 38. Tree Protection
§ 38-31. Permit to alter protected trees.
(1)
Tree Alteration Permit ..... $75.00
§ 38-105. Permit to alter city trees.
(1)
Tree Alteration Permit ..... $75.00
§ 38-108. Appeals.
(1)
Appeal Application - Tree Alteration Permit ..... $25.00
Chapter 40. Vehicles for Hire
§ 40-32. Licenses and permits.
Annual franchise fee ..... $1,000.00
Chapter 42. Waterways
§ 42-83. Rental rates and pricing limits.
(1)
Mooring rental rates.
(a)
Transient berths: Per vessel; per foot; per day; plus state sales tax; payable in advance ..... $2.60 - $4.00
electric includedThese rates may vary by action of the city manager.
(b)
Regular/permanent berths: Based on slip size; per foot; per month; plus state sales tax; per lineal foot of slip rounded to the nearest dollar, approximately:
Base rate ..... $15.90 - $21.00
These rates may vary by action of the city manager.
(c)
Commercial permanent berths: Based on slip size; per foot; per month; plus state sales tax:
Base rate, per foot ..... $15.90 - $21.00
(d)
Charter boats shall be charged a fee of $50.00 per month in addition to the rates set forth for solid waste pick-up. Multi-passenger vessels exceeding 24 passengers shall be charged a fee of $150.00 per month in addition to the rates set forth above for solid waste pick-up.
(e)
Vessels exceeding established slip sizes shall be charged the established lineal foot base rate fee of vessel length that exceeds the established slip size in addition to the rates set forth above.
(f)
The issuance of any new license will reflect a base rental rate fee calculated and inclusive of the most recently adjusted rate and be effective at the time of license execution. This provision will apply to any current commercial tenant of the city dock receiving a new license consideration by the city.
(g)
The issuance of any new license may include an optional discount of a rental fee waiver of up to 30 days at the time of license execution to be applied to the first month slip rental.
(h)
The issuance of any new license resulting from a tenant referral may include an optional discount of a rental fee waiver of up to 30 days at the time of license execution to be applied to the next month slip rental of the tenant making the referral.
(2)
Fuel mark-up.
(a)
The formula for calculating the fuel mark-up to establish retail prices charged at the Naples City Dock on deliveries from fuel suppliers, and to establish the allowable mark-up range on wholesale delivered fuel is hereby adopted as follows:
1.
All applicable federal, state and special excise gas taxes, and all current Collier County local option fuel taxes shall be added to the base price of all wholesale delivered fuel;
2.
A mark-up of not less than 10% nor greater than 40% shall be added to each gallon of fuel sold at the Naples City Dock, based upon retail price, including all discounts, remaining competitive with the surrounding marine retailers.
§ 42-144. City dock/Crayton Cove anchorage, mooring rental rate (12 moorings in the city dock/Crayton Cove anchorage).
Per vessel, per day ..... $15.00 - $20.00
Subpart B. Land Development Code
Chapter 46. Administration
§ 46-31. Comprehensive plan amendment ..... $1,650.00
§ 46-32. Rezone, regular ..... $575.00
Plus, per acre ..... $35.00
§ 46-33. Site plan review ..... $425.00
Plus, per acre ..... $30.00
§ 46-33(g). Site plan with deviations ..... $425.00
§ 46-34. Conditional use ..... $625.00
§ 46-35. Nonconformity (expand or change) ..... $450.00
§ 46-37. Variance from terms of zoning requirements ..... $425.00
§ 46-38. Petition to vacate street, alley, easement or subdivision plat ..... $200.00
§ 46-42. Public art fund fee.
(1)
Public art fee, per square foot ..... $1.00
§ 46-44. Zoning verification letters: $100.00 plus $50.00 per hour, or part thereof, for letters that take more than one hour of staff time.
Chapter 52. Resource Protection Standards
§ 52-33(c) Coastal construction setback line, variance ..... $200.00
§ 52-33(f)(4) Coastal construction setback line, permit fee for certain activities seaward of setback line ..... $100.00
§ 52-92. Construction, filling, etc., affecting water resources, permit fee ..... $75.00
§ 52-93. Dredging, filling and other marine construction in inland waters, permit fee ..... $75.00
§ 52-96. Obstructions in Mooring Bay system access channel, variance application ..... $100.00
Art. VII. Lawn and Landscape Maintenance and Content of Fertilizer:
Initial application fee ..... $175.00
Annual renewal certification ..... $50.00
§ 52-151. Development of significant environmental impact ..... $1,150.00
Plus, per acre ..... $35.00
Chapter 54. Subdivision Standards
§ 54-36. Subdivision plat fees:
(1)
Preliminary plats or plans ..... $425.00
(2)
Final plats or plans ..... $300.00
§ 54-77. Vacation of streets, alleys, easements and subdivision plats, processing fee ..... $600.00
Chapter 56. Supplemental Standards
§ 56-34. Storage of non-motorized small boats—Boats on the Beach Program.
(1)
The following non-refundable "Boats on the Beach Program" fees shall be collected annually from program participants:
Location Annual Fee
a. Sand Location $500.00
b. Dinghy Pavilion or Rack Location - Full $300.00
c. Dinghy Pavilion or Rack Location - Half $150.00
d. Sand Location - Oct. 1—May 1 $250.00
e. Dinghy Pavilion or Rack Location - Oct. 1—May 1 - Full $150.00
f. Dinghy Pavilion or Rack Location - May 1—Oct. 1 - Half $75.00
g. Wail List Fee $20.00
h. Impounded Boat Fee per day $5.00
_____ § 56-37. Fence and wall requirements, petition for waiver ..... $350.00
§ 56-48. Antenna location permit ..... $300.00
§ 56-122. Location of alcoholic beverage sales, application for waiver ..... $350.00
§ 56-125. Live entertainment permit ..... $350.00
§ 56-126. Outdoor dining permit:
(1)
Application fees:
a.
Application fee with no council approval required ..... $100.00
b.
Application fee if city council approval is required ..... $150.00
(2)
Private property - Annual permit fee ..... $50.00
(3)
Public property - Annual permit fee ..... $2.00
per sq. ft.§ 56-130. Dogs in food service establishments initial permit fee ..... $100.00
Annual administrative fee ..... $50.00
Chapter 58. Zoning
§ 58-803 Rezone to planned development ..... $1,150.00
Plus, per acre ..... $35.00
§ 58-907(b)(3) Open space fee, per unit ..... $20,000.00
§ 58-916(a)(2) On-street parking allocation charges.
Size of Land
Parcel
(square feet)
On-Street
Per-Space
Payment
% Allowable
of Required
Parking
0 to 15,000 $7,550.00 100% 15,001 to 30,000 $7,550.00 50% 30,001 to 60,000 $7,550.00 25% 60,001 to 100,000 $7,550.00 15% 100,001 and above Not applicable 0% § 58-920(b) Payment in-lieu-of parking fee, per space ..... $20,000.00
§ 58-920(g) Reimbursement for public parking spaces, per space ..... $20,000.00
§ 58-1134 Fees for parking in city parking garage at 6th Avenue South and 8th Street South
Per space ..... $28,900.00
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