Municipal Code of the Village of Mukwonago
Waukesha and Walworth Counties
Chapter 86
UTILITIES*
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* Cross References: Health and sanitation, ch. 42; compulsory connection to sewer and water required, § 42-5; special assessments, ch. 70.
State Law References: Regulation of public utilities generally, W.S.A., §§ 196.01 et seq., 66.06; authority regarding fees, rates, etc., W.S.A., § 66.1069.
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Article I. In General
Secs. 86-1--86-25. Reserved.
Article II. Water Service
Division 1. Generally
Sec. 86-26. Compliance with rules.
Secs. 86-27--86-59. Reserved.
Sec. 86-60. Prevention of backflow contamination of water supply.
Secs. 86-61--86-70. Reserved.
Division 2. Charges
Subdivision I. In General
Sec. 86-71. Building and construction water service, MZ-1.
Sec. 86-72. Reconnection charges, R-1.
Sec. 86-73. Water lateral installation charge, CZ-1.
Sec. 86-74. Temporary metered supply; meter and deposits, D-1.
Sec. 86-75. Bulk water sales water, BW-1.
Sec. 86-76. Water main extension rule, X-2.
Sec. 86-77. Water main installations in platted subdivisions, X-3.
Secs. 86-78--86-90. Reserved.
Subdivision II. Public and Private Fire Protection
Sec. 86-91. Public fire protection service, F-1.
Sec. 86-92. Public fire protection (suburban), F-2.
Sec. 86-93. Private fire protection service (unmetered), UPF-1.
Secs. 86-94--86-105. Reserved.
Subdivision III. General Service
Sec. 86-107. Nonsufficient funds charge, NSF-1.
Sec. 86-109. Public service, MPA-1.
Secs. 86-110--86-120. Reserved.
Division 3. Water Rationing
Sec. 86-121. Penalty for violation of division.
Sec. 86-122. Water conservation states.
Sec. 86-124. Reports and review of rationing.
Sec. 86-125. Explanations of regulations sent to users.
Secs. 86-126--86-135. Reserved.
Division 4. Impact Fees
Sec. 86-136. Intent; authority.
Sec. 86-139. Imposition of impact fees.
Sec. 86-141. Impact fee schedules.
Sec. 86-142. Payment; refunds.
Sec. 86-143. Fund established.
Secs. 86-147--86-165. Reserved.
Article III. Sewer Service
Division 1. Generally
Sec. 86-166. Application of article.
Sec. 86-168. Creation of public utility.
Sec. 86-169. Management of utility.
Sec. 86-170. Penalty for violation of article.
Sec. 86-171. State regulations.
Sec. 86-172. Admission to property.
Sec. 86-173. Confidentiality of critical information.
Sec. 86-174. Collection of charges.
Sec. 86-175. Delinquent payments.
Sec. 86-176. Lien on real estate.
Secs. 86-177--86-185. Reserved.
Division 2. Connection to Wastewater Works
Sec. 86-186. Declaration of policy.
Sec. 86-188. Alternative disposal.
Sec. 86-189. Prohibited connections.
Sec. 86-190. Plumbers; license required.
Sec. 86-191. Maintenance of services.
Sec. 86-195. Tapping the mains.
Secs. 86-196--86-205. Reserved.
Division 3. Internal Drainage System
Sec. 86-206. General standards.
Secs. 86-212--86-220. Reserved.
Division 4. Fixtures
Sec. 86-221. General standards.
Sec. 86-226. Miscellaneous fixtures.
Secs. 86-227--86-235. Reserved.
Division 5. Charges
Sec. 86-237. Residential equivalency charge.
Sec. 86-238. Sewer use charge.
Sec. 86-239. Industrial and commercial charges for other than domestic wastewater.
Sec. 86-240. Reserve capacity assessments.
Sec. 86-241. Ready-to-serve charge.
Sec. 86-244. Disposition of revenue.
Secs. 86-245--86-255. Reserved.
Division 6. Prohibited Discharge
Sec. 86-256. Discharge agreement.
Sec. 86-257. Enumeration of prohibited wastes or wastewater.
Sec. 86-259. Capacity in downstream components required.
Sec. 86-260. Accidental discharges; report.
Sec. 86-261. Pretreatment facilities.
Sec. 86-262. Sand and grease trap installations.
Sec. 86-263. Wastewater measurement and sampling.
Sec. 86-264. Industrial waste analysis.
Secs. 86-265--86-275. Reserved.
Division 7. Wastewater Discharge Permit
Sec. 86-276. Required under certain conditions.
Sec. 86-277. Application; contents.
Article IV. Stormwater Utility District No. 1
Division 1. Generally
Sec. 86-287. Creation and purpose.
Sec. 86-289. Application of article.
Sec. 86-290. Management of utility.
Division 2. Charges
Sec. 86-294. Delinquent accounts.
ARTICLE I.
IN GENERAL
Secs. 86-1--86-25. Reserved.
ARTICLE II.
WATER SERVICE*
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* State Law References: Authority concerning water utilities generally, W.S.A., §§ 66.521(2)(k)2., 61.34.
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DIVISION 1.
GENERALLY*
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* Editors Note: Section I of Ord. No. 733 amended and recodified §§ 86-26--86-109, Divs. 1 and 2, in their entirety to read as herein set out. Former §§ 86-26--86-109 pertained to similar subject matter and derived from the 1966 Code, §§ 7.01--7.49, and 10.51; and Ord. No. 732, adopted April 20, 2004.
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Sec. 86-26. Compliance with rules.
The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, in its final decision and order of March 21, 2004, required the Village of Mukwonago to discontinue certain rules for service and adopt as the rules of the water utility those rules attached to the commission's order. The Village of Mukwonago hereby adopts, as the rules of the Mukwonago Water Utility those rules known as "Schedule No. X-1" entitled "Water Utility Operating Rules". This document shall be on file and available for inspection at the office of the water utility, the village clerks office and at the zoning administrator's office.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Secs. 86-27--86-59. Reserved.
Sec. 86-60. Prevention of backflow contamination of water supply.
Connections to the water supply shall be made in accordance with the Wisconsin Administrative Code, including COMM 82.41 and NR 811.09, in a manner to prevent the possibility of contamination of the water supply, by the backflow of water from such systems, by siphonage, drainage or force.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Secs. 86-61--86-70. Reserved.
DIVISION 2.
CHARGES*
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* Editors Note: Section I of Ord. No. 733 amended and recodified §§ 86-26--86-109, Divs. 1 and 2, in their entirety to read as herein set out. Former §§ 86-26--86-109 pertained to similar subject matter and derived from the 1966 Code, §§ 7.01--7.49, and 10.51; and Ord. No. 732, adopted April 20, 2004.
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Subdivision I.
In General
Sec. 86-71. Building and construction water service, MZ-1.
(a) For single-family and small commercial buildings, apply the unmetered rate (schedule UG-1).
(b) For large commercial, industrial or multiple apartment buildings, a temporary metered installation shall be made and general, metered rates, Schedule (MG-1) applied.
(c) Billing shall be the same as Schedule MG-1.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Sec. 86-72. Reconnection charges, R-1.
The schedule of reconnection charges shall be specified in the most current village board resolution. There shall be no charge for disconnection.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04; Ord. No. 793, § I, 3-21-06)
Sec. 86-73. Water lateral installation charge, CZ-1.
(a) Subdivision developers shall be responsible, where the main extension has been approved by the utility, for the water service lateral installation costs from the main through the curbstop and box.
(b) When the cost of a utility main extension is to be collected through assessment by the municipality, the actual average water lateral installation costs from the main through the curbstop and box shall be included in the assessment of the appropriate properties.
(c) The initial water lateral, not installed as part of a subdivision development or an assessable utility extension, will be installed from the main through the curbstop and box by the utility, for which the actual cost will be charged.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Sec. 86-74. Temporary metered supply; meter and deposits, D-1.
(a) The service charge for setting the valve and furnishing and setting the meter shall be specified in the most current Village Board resolution.
(b) Water usage shall be billed at scheduled rates.
(c) Refunds of deposits will be made upon return of the utility equipment. Damaged or lost equipment will be repaired or replaced at customer expense.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Sec. 86-75. Bulk water sales water, BW-1.
(a) All bulk water supplied from the water system through hydrants or other connections shall be metered, or at the direction of the utility, estimated. Utility personnel or a utility-approved party shall supervise the delivery of water.
(b) Bulk water sales are:
(1) Water supplied by tank trucks or from hydrants for the purpose of extinguishing fires outside the utility's immediate service area;
(2) Water supplied by tank trucks or from hydrants for purposes other than extinguishing fires, such as irrigation or the filling of swimming pools; or
(3) Water supplied from hydrants or other temporary connections for general service type applications. (Water supplied for construction purposes, see Schedule MZ-1.)
(c) A charge for the volume of water used will be billed to the party using the water at $3.93 per 1,000 gallons. A service charge, in addition to the volumetric charge, shall be specified in the most current village board resolution. In addition, for meters that are assigned to bulk water customers for more than 30 days, the applicable service charge in Schedule MG-1 will apply after the first 30 days. The water utility may require reasonable deposits for the temporary use of its equipment under this and other rate schedules. The deposit(s) collected will be refunded upon return of the utility's equipment. Damaged or lost equipment will be repaired or replaced at the customer's expense.
(d) Billing: Same as Schedule MG-1.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Sec. 86-76. Water main extension rule, X-2.
Water mains will be extended for new customers on the following basis:
(a) Where the cost of the extension is to immediately be collected through assessment by the village against the abutting property, the procedure set forth under W.S.A., § 66.0703, will apply, and no additional customer contribution to the utility will be required.
(b) Where the village is unwilling or unable to make a special assessment, the extension will be made on a customer financed basis as follows:
1. The applicant will advance, as a contribution in aid of construction, the total amount equivalent to that which would have been assessed for all property under subsection (a) of this section.
2. Part of the contribution required in subsection (b)1 will be refundable. When additional customers are connected to the extended main within ten years of the date of completion, contributions in aid of construction will be collected equal to the amount which would have been assessed under subsection (a) for the abutting property being served. This amount will be refunded to the original contributor(s). In no case will the contribution received from additional customers exceed the proportionate amount which would have been required under subsection (a), nor will it exceed the total assessable cost of the original extension.
3. When a customer connects to a transmission main or connecting loop installed at utility expense within ten years of the date of completion, there will be a contribution required of the amount equivalent to that which would have been assessed under subsection (a) of this section.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Sec. 86-77. Water main installations in platted subdivisions, X-3.
(a) Application for installation of water mains in regularly platted real estate development subdivisions shall be filed with the utility.
(b) If the developer, or contractor employed by the developer, is to install the water mains (with the approval of the utility), the developer shall be responsible for the total cost of construction.
(c) If the utility or its contractor is to install the water mains, the developer shall be required to advance to the utility, prior to the beginning of the construction, the total estimated cost of the extension. If the final costs exceed estimated costs, an additional billing will be made for the balance of the cost due. This balance is to be paid within 30 days. If final costs are less than estimated, a refund of the overpayment will be made by the water utility.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Secs. 86-78--86-90. Reserved.
Subdivision II.
Public and Private Fire Protection*
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* Cross References: Fire prevention and protection, ch. 38.
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Sec. 86-91. Public fire protection service, F-1.
(a) Under W.S.A., § 196.03(3)(b), the village has chosen to have the utility bill the retail general service customers for public fire protection service. This service shall include the use of the hydrants for fire protection service only and such quantities of water as may be demanded for the purpose of extinguishing fires within the service area. This service shall also include water used for testing equipment and training personnel. For all other purposes, the metered or other rates set forth, or as may be file with the public service commission, shall apply.
(b) Quarterly public fire protection service charges shall be specified in the most current village board resolution.
(c) Customers, who are provided service under schedules MG-1, UG-1, MGT-1, or MZ-1, shall also be subject to the charges in this schedule.
(d) Billing shall be the same as Schedule MG-1
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Sec. 86-92. Public fire protection (suburban), F-2.
(a) Water used for extinguishing fires outside the immediate service area of the utility may consist of three types of service:
(1) Water supplied to tank trucks from utility hydrants;
(2) Water supplied directly from hydrants located within the corporate limits, or on its borders, by means of hose lines; or
(3) Water supplied to tank trucks from any other utility water source.
[(b) Reserved.]
(c) A record of the measured or estimated volume of water used shall be submitted to the water utility after each use for fire protection outside the utility's immediate service area. If measuring or estimating is impossible, the water utility superintendent shall be furnished such data as: size of orifice used, pressure, and time water was permitted to flow in order to determine the volume used.
(d) A charge for the volume of water used for each fire, either through a tank supply or from hydrants, will be billed to the township or fire department. The charge shall be specified in the most current village board resolution. A service charge, in addition to the water charge, shall be specified in the most current village board resolution.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04; Ord. No. 793, § V, 3-21-06)
Sec. 86-93. Private fire protection service (unmetered), UPF-1.
(a) Elements of service. This service shall consist of unmetered connections to the main for automatic sprinkler systems, standpipes, where the same are connected permanently or continuously to the mains and private hydrants.
(b) Quarterly demand charges. Quarterly demand charges for private fire protection service shall be specified in the most current village board resolution.
(c) Billing. The provisions for billing shall be the same as Schedule MG-1.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Secs. 86-94--86-105. Reserved.
Subdivision III.
General Service
Sec. 86-106. Metered, MG-1.
(a) Quarterly service charge. The quarterly service charges shall be specified in the most current village board resolution.
(b) Volume charge. A volume charge shall be specified in the most current village board resolution.
(c) Billing. Bills for water service are rendered quarterly and become due and payable upon issuance following the period for which service is rendered. A late payment charge of three percent but not less than $0.50 will be added to bills not paid within 20 days of issuance. This one-time three percent late payment charge will be applied only to any unpaid balance for the current billing period's usage. This late payment charge is applicable to all customers. The utility customer may be given a written notice that the bill is overdue no sooner than 20 days after the bill is issued. Unless payment or satisfactory arrangement for payment is made within the next ten days, service may be disconnected pursuant to Wis. Adm. Code, ch. PSC 185.
(d) Combined metering. Volumetric meter readings will be combined for billing if the utility for its own convenience places more than one meter on a single water service lateral. Multiple meters placed for the purpose of identifying water not discharged into the sanitary sewer are not considered for utility convenience and shall not be combined for billing. This requirement does not preclude the utility from combining readings where metering configurations support such an approach. Meter readings from individually metered separate service laterals shall not be combined for billing purposes.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Sec. 86-107. Nonsufficient funds charge, NSF-1
A $20.00 charge will be applied to the customer's account when a check rendered for utility service is returned for nonsufficient funds. This charge may not be in addition to, but may be inclusive of, other nonsufficient funds charges when the check was for payment of multiple services.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Sec. 86-108. Unmetered, UG-1.
(a) Temporary unmetered service. Where the utility cannot immediately install its water meter, service may be supplied temporarily on an unmetered basis. Such service shall be billed at the rate that is specified in the most current village board resolution. This rate shall be applied only to single-family residential and small commercial customers and approximates the cost of 16,000 gallons of water per quarter under Schedule MG-1. If it is determined by the utility that usage is in excess of 16,000 gallons per quarter, an additional charge per Schedule MG-1 will be made for the estimated additional usage.
(b) Billing. Billing shall be the same as found in Schedule MG-1.
(c) Seasonal, emergency or temporary service, MG-1. Seasonal customers* shall pay an annual seasonal service charge equal to four times the applicable service charge in Schedule MG-1. Water use in any billing period shall be billed at the applicable volume rates in Schedule MG-1 and the charge added to the annual seasonal service charge. Further, if service has been disconnected, a charge under Schedule R-1 shall be applied at the time of reconnection or meter installation. Billing shall be the same as Schedule MG-1.
* Seasonal customers are general service customers whose use of water is normally for recurring periods of less than one year.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Sec. 86-109. Public service, MPA-1.
Water service supplied to municipal buildings, schools, etc., shall be metered and the regular metered service rates applied. Water used on an intermittent basis for flushing sewers, street sprinkling, flooding skating rinks, drinking fountains, etc., shall be metered where meters can be set to measure the service. Where it is impossible to measure the service, the superintendent shall estimate the volume of water used based on the pressure, size of opening, and period of time water is allowed to be drawn. The estimated quantity used shall be billed at the rate of $3.20 per 1,000 gallons.
(Ord. No. 733, § I, 6-15-04)
Secs. 86-110--86-120. Reserved.
DIVISION 3.
WATER RATIONING*
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* Cross References: Emergency government, § 2-51 et seq.
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Sec. 86-121. Penalty for violation of division.
Any person violating any provision of this division shall be fined in an amount specified in the most current village board resolution for each offense, and a separate offense shall be deemed committed on each day during or on which a violation occurs or continues.
(Ord. No. 546, § VI, 10-4-94; Ord. No. 793, § IX, 3-21-06)
Sec. 86-122. Water conservation states.
When water saving is required, the following water conservation states shall be in effect at the following times. When either stage 1, stage 2 or stage 3 water rationing is in effect, no person shall use any water in violation of any provision of this division.
(1) Stage 1 water rationing. Stage 1 water rationing will be in effect between May 1 and September 15 of every year. During this time period the following requirements will be in effect: No person shall use water to sprinkle a lawn except on those days as permitted in this subsection. Sprinkling shall be permitted on even-numbered calendar days at locations with even-numbered addresses and on odd-numbered calendar days at locations with odd-numbered addresses. These restrictions shall apply to all residences and to all businesses and institutions having lawns, gardens, trees or shrubs, and shall be followed at all parks and public buildings owned by the village. These restrictions shall not apply to any person engaged in the business of growing or selling plants of any kind.
(2) Stage 2 water rationing. Stage 2 water rationing will be in effect whenever there is an emergency water supply situation as determined by the waterworks superintendent. At such time the following requirements will be in effect:
a. The waterworks superintendent will make public announcements that stage 2 water rationing is in effect. The announcement will include a description of the restrictions.
b. No person shall use any water to sprinkle any lawn, or use water through a hose to water any garden, tree or shrub except between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 12:00 midnight of any day on which sprinkling is permitted. Sprinkling will be permitted on Mondays and Thursdays at all locations having even-numbered addresses and Tuesdays and Fridays at all locations having odd-numbered addresses. These restrictions shall apply to all residences and to all businesses and institutions having lawns, gardens, trees or shrubs, and shall be followed at all parks and public buildings owned by the village. These restrictions shall not apply to any person engaged in the business of growing or selling plants of any kind.
c. No swimming pools will be filled during stage 2 water rationing.
(3) Stage 3 water rationing. Stage 3 water rationing shall be in effect whenever restrictions beyond stage 2 water rationing are necessary so that no water customer inside the village limits will be without water. The waterworks superintendent shall impose stage 3 water rationing when in his opinion such restrictions are required under the terms of this subsection, provided that the village board shall consider the action of the waterworks superintendent at the next meeting at which the matter may be considered. At such time the village board shall decide to: Continue the stage 3 in effect, continue it in effect with changes, or discontinue stage 3 water rationing. The following restrictions, unless modified by village board action, will be in effect:
a. The waterworks superintendent will make public announcements through the news media that stage 3 water rationing is in effect. The announcement will include a description of the provisions in effect.
b. No water will be used for sprinkling lawns, and no water will be used from a hose to water any garden, shrubs or trees. These restrictions will not apply to any person engaged in the business of growing or selling plants of any kind.
c. No water shall be used from a hose to wash automobiles, except at places of business where autos are washed on every business day either with attendants, with automatic equipment or by self-service. Any person may wash any automobile with water from a bucket.
d. No swimming pools will be filled, and no water shall be added to any swimming pool.
e. It is the policy of the village to keep stage 3 in effect for no longer than absolutely necessary. The waterworks superintendent and the village board shall take steps to lift the stage 3 restrictions as soon as lifting the restrictions will not result in any water user inside the village limits being unable to get water.
(Ord. No. 546, § I, 10-4-94)
Sec. 86-123. Responsibility.
No person shall be convicted of violating this division unless such person in fact turned on water, directed the turning on of water, or kept water turned on after learning it was turned on in violation of this division, or failed to turn off automatic devices capable of turning on water in violation of this division. It will not be necessary, however, to present a witness who saw the accused turning on the water, if the circumstances indicated the accused did turn on the water.
(Ord. No. 546, § II, 10-4-94)
Sec. 86-124. Reports and review of rationing.
The waterworks superintendent will make reports to the utilities commission and to the village board at every regularly scheduled meeting while stage 2 or stage 3 water rationing is in effect. The village board will review the reports and consider any changes that may be desirable in the regulations set out in this division.
(Ord. No. 546, § III, 10-4-94)
Sec. 86-125. Explanations of regulations sent to users.
The waterworks superintendent will from time to time send, along with quarterly water bills, an explanation of the regulations set out in this division.
(Ord. No. 546, § IV, 10-4-94)
Secs. 86-126--86-135. Reserved.
DIVISION 4.
IMPACT FEES
Sec. 86-136. Intent; authority.
(a) This division imposes impact fees, in order to regulate the effect of development on public facilities, and to finance public facilities, the demand for which is generated by development in the village.
(b) Impact fees shall be imposed for library, police protection, fire protection, and water and sewer service facilities.
(c) This division is authorized under W.S.A., § 66.0617.
(Ord. No. 547, §§ 7.50(2), (5), 12-20-94; Ord. No. 690, § I, 4-2-02; Ord. No. 714, § I(A), 5-20-03)
State Law References: Authority to impose impact fees generally, W.S.A., § 66.55.
Sec. 86-137. Definitions.
The following words, terms and phrases, when used in this division, shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning:
Building permit shall mean any permit required for new construction and additions pursuant to chapter 18 of this Code. The term "building permit," as used herein, shall not be deemed to include permits required for remodeling, rehabilitation, or other improvements to an existing structure, or rebuilding a damaged or destroyed structure, provided no increase in the number of dwelling units results in the case of residential development or building area in the case of nonresidential development.
Capital budget shall mean a plan for capital expenditures, including commitments, to be incurred during the budget year.
Capital improvement program (CIP) shall mean a plan for public facilities capital expenditures over a period of time.
Costs shall mean the capital costs to construct, expand or improve public facilities, including the cost of land, and including legal, engineering and design costs to construct, expand or improve public facilities. "Costs" do not include other noncapital costs to construct, expand or improve public facilities or the costs of equipment to construct, expand or improve public facilities.
Development means the construction or modification of improvements to real property that creates additional residential dwelling units within a political subdivision or that results in nonresidential uses that create a need for new, expanded or improved public facilities within a political subdivision as defined in Section 66.06.17(1)(d) of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Impact fee shall mean a fee imposed on new development and certain changes to existing development to be collected and used for the provision of public facilities.
Mixed use development means local use of land involving both residential and nonresidential development.
Nonresidential development means any local use of land for primarily industrial or commercial purposes, or which does not fall within the definition of residential development.
Plat. See "Subdivision plat."
Plumbing permit shall mean any permit required under section 18-86 of this Code for connections to the village's water or sewer system. As used herein, the term shall include permits required for improvements to an existing structure, or building a damaged or destroyed structure, if such improvements or rebuilding result in the property's impact on the sewerage or water system increasing by one REC or any fraction thereof.
Public facilities or public facilities project shall mean any or all of the following, which are necessary to support and are attributable to development and are identified to be financed with the imposition of impact fees:
(a) Libraries;
(b) Police facilities;
(c) Fire protection facilities;
(d) Water system facilities;
(e) Sanitary sewerage system facilities.
The costs of such public facilities shall include acquisition of land, construction, improvements, equipping, and installing of same and all other work auxiliary thereto, including administrative, engineering, architectural, and legal work performed in connection with a public facilities project.
Residential development means the local use of land for the primary purpose of housing accommodations.
Residential equivalent connection (REC) shall mean a unit of measure for water and sewer related impact fees equivalent to the amount of water capacity needed to supply one residential dwelling unit. A REC as used herein, shall be equal to 200 gallons per day.
Subdivision plat shall mean a preliminary or final map of a subdivision showing the salient features of a proposed subdivision and which is submitted to an approving authority for purposes of preliminary or final consideration. As used herein, it shall also include a certified survey map.
Village shall mean the Village of Mukwonago.
(Ord. No. 547, § 7.50(4), 12-20-94; Ord. No. 690, § I, 4-2-02; Ord. No. 714, § I(B), (C), 5-20-03)
Cross References: Definitions generally, § 1-2.
Sec. 86-138. Penalty.
A violation of this division shall be prosecuted in the same manner as misdemeanors are prosecuted and upon conviction the violator shall be punished according to law. However, in addition to or in lieu of any criminal prosecution, the village shall have the power to sue in civil court to enforce the provisions of this article.
(Ord. No. 547, § 7.50(14), 12-20-94)
Sec. 86-139. Imposition of impact fees.
(a) Impact fees for library, police facilities and fire protection facilities.
(1) Impact fees for library, police facilities and fire protection facilities are hereby imposed upon all development within the Village of Mukwonago. The amount of fees imposed is set forth in section 86-141 of this division.
(2) Any residential property with expansion, remodeling, rehabilitating, or rebuilding that results in the creation of additional dwelling units shall be subject to impact fees.
(3) Any commercial property with expansion, remodeling, rehabilitating, or rebuilding that results in the creation of additional square footage of usable building area shall be subject to impact fees.
(b) Impact fees for water facilities.
(1) Impact fees for water system improvements are hereby imposed on all new development and land divisions seeking to