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TO: Mark Bernhardson, City Administrator FROM: Michael P. Gaffron, Assistant Zoning Administrator DATE: June 5, 1985 SUBJECT: Rationale for Assigning Sewer Units to City Properties Per Appendix A, "SAC Criteria' , of the Iv...JCC' S Reserve Capacity Charge Monthly Report Manual, general office structures such as the city hall, the post office, and the public works office are assigned SAC charges based on i, 400 square feet of net f loor space per SAC unit. The MWCC defines net floor space as the total square footage minus mechanical rooms, elevator shafts, stairwells, restrooms, and storage areas. We have calculated the net areas of these buildings as follows: Post Office = 900 sf = 0.375 SAC unit City Hall = 2,100 sf = 0.88 SAC unit Public Works= 1,330 sf = 0.55 SAC unit Based on the type of usage and the size of the Counci 1 Chambers, this has been equated to a church sanctuary (1) at 275 seats per SAC unit. Since the realistic capacity of the Council Chambers is 100 persons or less this would be equivalent to 0.36 SAC units. The two public works gd, -es ar ' the "lumber yard" equate best with a "warehouse" usage, at 7, , square feet per SAC unit. Th. lumber yard is about 6,600 square felt. The two public works garages total about 2,200 square feet. In a! 1, these spaces total 8,800 square feet or 1.26 SAC units. None of these three buildings is likely to have toilet facilities installed. One of the garages does have a sink. The total equivalent SAC units for the C1• y properties is then 3.425 SAC units. We have assigned a total of five sewer units, 1 each for the post off ice, city hall--iblic works office, public works garages, and the Council Chamber .. . TO: Council Members, Concur recommending approval.