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• buildings originally determined as 100%office being remodeled into office or dividing into <br /> multiple office spaces; <br /> • buildings originally determined as 100%retail being remodeled into retail or dividing into <br /> multiple retail spaces.However note that retail for SAC purposes is not the same as most <br /> building code"mercantile"classifications(e.g. salons and fitness centers demand more <br /> wastewater capacity then a basic retail store); <br /> • a retail building adding a freezer addition to the storage area or freezer displays to the retail <br /> area; <br /> • buildings originally determined as 100%retail being remodeled into a take-out restaurant or <br /> tanning salon.No Determination is necessary but the change of use should be reported with <br /> the monthly SAC Activity Report on the SAC-C form. <br /> 5.2.1.6 Outdoor Spaces <br /> Peak demand on the MCES wastewater conveyance and treatment facilities is experienced typically <br /> during significant wet weather events.During these events,the use of outdoor areas is significantly <br /> reduced thereby contributing little or no wastewater to MDS peaks. A 75%reduction is given to <br /> certain outdoor spaces for which there is potential for minimal or no use during rain events. This <br /> includes driving ranges,golf courses including mini-golf(a club house is not eligible for the <br /> reduction),park shelters,outdoor seating areas for food and drink establishments, outdoor pools and <br /> water parks, drive-in restaurants and theaters, outdoor tennis courts,and outdoor public areas such as <br /> zoo exhibits.This does not include arenas or stadiums which may only delay the event or where they <br /> may be used in the rain(e.g. football games). Outdoor areas with structural roofs of any type will <br /> only qualify for the discount if,in the discretion of MCES staff,the demand for the space or transit to <br /> it(e.g. gazebo)is exposed to weather and will be predominantly reduced during wet weather days. <br /> Note also that these outdoor spaces will only receive discounted Credits when such areas are <br /> eliminated. <br /> 5.2.1.7 Restaurants <br /> MCES will base the SAC charge for restaurants on criteria as stated in Appendix A.The MCES <br /> Affidavit-A form is required to be submitted along with the items stated on the MCES Transmittal-A <br /> (SAC Determination Application)form. <br /> 5.2.1.7.1 Outdoor Patios <br /> SAC is calculated using the same criteria as inside seating for outdoor seating on patios or sidewalks. <br /> For example, if the interior portion is calculated as a restaurant with dining,the outside seating is also <br /> calculated as a restaurant with dining and a 75%reduction on the outdoor space is given.If a take-out <br /> restaurant has only outdoor seating,that area will be charged as per SAC criteria for restaurant <br /> seating(and the outdoor discount would apply). Outdoor areas with structural roofs of any type will <br /> only qualify for the discount, if in the discretion of MCES staff,the demand for the space or transit to <br /> it(e.g. gazebo)is exposed to weather and the use will be predominantly reduced during wet weather <br /> days. <br /> If the Community restricts food and/or drink from being consumed on the outdoor space and <br /> designates the space as"smoking only,"documentation, such as an ordinance or a copy of the <br /> business license issued by the Community that states the restriction,may be submitted to MCES. If <br /> such documentation is supplied,this outdoor space is excluded from the SAC Determination.If the <br /> restriction is removed, or becomes non-enforceable, a redetermination would occur and SAC will be <br /> due. <br /> Page19 <br />