A. On all development or redevelopment of property for which the City Engineer determines construction of on site storm water detention quality or quantity control facilities to be not required by or expressly excepted from the Unified Sewerage Agency’s standards, there is imposed a systems development charge in lieu of construction of either or both such facilities by the developer.

B. The council adopts the methodology of the Unified Sewerage Agency of Washington County as is set out in the cost analysis by Brown and Caldwell dated June 5, 1991, on file with the city recorder, and finds that the amount of $238/EDU for quality control and $291/EDU for quantity control facilities represent a fair and reasonable charge for improvements to be constructed by the City.

C. A person who constructs on site storm water quality or quantity control detention facilities or both shall not thereby be entitled to a credit against any other systems development charge otherwise due for the act of development or redevelopment.

D. The council authorizes the city manager to accept real property rights having an appraised fair market value equal to or greater than the fee(s) in lieu of on site construction of storm water quality or quantity control detention facilities, in place of the fee(s) for same otherwise due from the act of development or redevelopment. [BC 4.07.040, added by Ordinance No. 3758, 11/19/90; amended by Ordinances No. 3787 § 6, 9/9/91, Ordinance No. 4794, 12/1/20]