JCSD sewer capacity charge

“A Capacity Charge is a charge imposed by the District on new development wishing to connect to the water and/or wastewater systems or on existing users that wish to upsize their connection or increase required capacity within the systems. In order to provide the system capacity and water resources to serve these customers, JCSD has constructed some excess capacity within the existing water and wastewater systems and will be expanding those systems.”

“The Incremental portion of the Capacity Charge is based on the costs of the District's planned projects that provide additional service capacity. ... Types of projects on the CIP include new trunk sewers and pipelines, upgrades or replacements of lift stations and forcemains, and increases to capacity at treatment plants.”

“After a series of expansions throughout its history, JCSD has reached its current 40.8 square mile service area while serving a population of about 120,000 residents in northwest Riverside County.”

Resolution No. 2628

“SEWER CAPACITY CHARGES (RESOLUTION NO. 2628)”

“10. Developer posts deposits and necessary fees with District. 11. Developer enters water, sewer and/or recycled water system construction agreement with District. (Appendix D)”

Jurupa Community Services District, the agency that levies it

“All District fees and facilities charges associated with the proposed water, sewer and/or recycled water system shall be paid for by the Developer.”

“The developments that have entered into a Security Agreement and have secured their Capacity Charges with a Letter of Credit will not have to pay the updated Capacity Charges presented within this report. In addition, other developments that comply with all of the following requirements would not have to pay the updated Capacity Charges presented within this report : 1. Have been issued a Water Availability Letter ... 2. Are in the plan check process with Development Engineering ... 3. Are eligible to pay or secure their Capacity Charges ... 4. Pay or secure their Capacity Charges before the new fees are effective.”