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change Section M to state just the front of the backrest because that is what the <br />current ordinance states. <br />The Commission was supportive of the proposed changes to the Bench Ordinance. <br />Right of Way Repair & Restoration 707.12 <br />Mr. Freihammer reviewed the Right of Way Repair & Restoration Ordinance with <br />the Commission. <br />The Commission was supportive of the staff changes. <br />Water Meters 701.10 <br />Mr. Freihammer reviewed the Water Meters Ordinance with the Commission. <br />The Commission did not have any questions and was supportive of the changes to <br />the Water Meters Ordinance proposed by staff. <br />Well Ordinance 801.22 <br />Mr. Freihammer reviewed the proposed changes to the private Well Ordinance with <br />the Commission. <br />Member Hodder asked how much money it would cost the homeowner to get on <br />the City system. <br />Mr. Freihammer indicated in most cases the curb stop is stubbed out behind the <br />curb so all the homeowners would have to do is run the line from the curb to the <br />water in the house. He thought it would roughly be five to seven thousand dollars. <br />The Commission thought 2035 was afair time limit for homeowners to get on City <br />water. <br />Fats Oils Grease (FOG) 802.15 <br />Ms. Lowry reviewed the Fats Oils Grease (FOG) Ordinance with the Commission. <br />Member Luongo asked if there are fines if there is a certain amount of suspended <br />solids if found in an inspection. <br />Ms. Lowry explained there are only two fines; she thought one was one hundred <br />dollars and the other was one thousand dollars per instance in the fee schedule and <br />these are not based on the amount. However, if there is a backup in the City's <br />system and the City does the repairs or cleans up the spill then the City charges the <br />business for that work. The is a part of the language that will get added to the <br />version going to the City Council. <br />The Commission concurred with the proposed changes made by staff. <br />Page 5 of 7 <br />
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