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Cc: Rick Q. Gilmore; Matt Welborn; JFr ii iikson; Kirk Brooks; Ron A. Berger; Jenniir —arhol; Brad Nelson Subject: RE: Connection Charge - Special Case 118th Jim, this approach works for the District for the property at 1204 PI. (property) which is currentlyowned pp p p Y �p p Y) by Mr. Joseph Cannatta. The District's Sewer General Facility Fee for the Everett Basin for a building with a 5/8 * 3/4" water meter is $4,595.00. The District has a Side Sewer Inspection Fee of$480.00. So, the District will work with Mr. Cannatta to provide sewer connection to his existing house and for payment of the General Facility Fee to the District and also the Side Sewer Inspection Fee to the District. Once this GFC fee is collected the District will forward to Everett one third of$4595.00 which is $1531.67 with the understanding that: 1. The District will communicate to Mr. Cannatta that he only needs to deal with the District to obtain sewer service and that the District will deal directly with the City. The City will communicate the same to him. Should he continue to work with Kirk Brooks? Kirk can work directly with Rick Gilmore, District Engineer, on this matter. 2. And, where do you care to have the District check sent for Everett Processing and how do you want the payment to be identified as payment of this special Everett connection charge. Please let me know the specifics. Sincerely, Patrick M. Curran General Manager Silver Lake Water & Sewer District (425) 337-3647 From:Jim Miller [mailto:JMiller@everettwa.gov] Sent:TuesdaY, December 1, 2015 2:56 PM To: Patrick M. Curran <pmcurran@slwsd.com> Cc: Rick Q. Gilmore <rqgilmore@slwsd.com>; Matt Welborn <MWelborn@everettwa.gov>;JR Erickson <JErickson@everettwa.gov>; Kirk Brooks<KBrooks@everettwa.gov> Subject: Connection Charge -Special Case Importance: High Patrick: We have a situation where one of your potential customers @ 1204 118th PI. SE needs to connect to our sewer system in order for you to provide them service. As I understand it,you will be charging this customer a connection charge to connect to our system.This is acceptable to us as long as we are provided a fair share of the connection charge. What is a fair share you might ask? A "connection" charge is typically computed to recover the connector's share of the 1) collection, 2) interceptor, and 3) treatment system that is going to be used to convey and treat the connector's sewage. So one simplistic approach would be to allocate one-third of the connection charge to each of these three portions of the system. Based on the projected path of this address's sewage, it would flow through about a mile of Everett's collection system (including two pump stations) to the interceptor system, and then to the treatment plant. Since Silver Lake Water&Sewer District (SLWSD) has purchased capacity in the interceptor and treatment system, they could claim that two-thirds of the connection charge should be retained by them. But, since their collection system is not being used by the connector, and Everett's is, one-third of the connection charge should be sent to Everett to reflect this fact. 2 (7/