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7.4. SR 01-22-2013REQUEST FOR ACTION TO ITEM NUMBER Mayor and City Council 7.4 AGENDA SECTION MEETING DATE PREPARED BY Public Hearings January 22, 2013 Tina Allard, City Clerk ITEM DESCRIPTION REVIEWED By 2013 Master Fee Schedule Tim Simon, Finance Director 1. Ordinance Amendment Adopting the 2013 Master Fee REVIEWED BY Schedule Cal Portner, City Administrator 2. Resolution for Summary Publication of the Ordinance ACTION REQUESTED 1. Mayor Dietz to open and close the public hearing. 2. Adopt by motion the 2013 master fee schedule ordinance. 3. Adopt by motion a resolution for summary publication of the master fee schedule ordinance (four -fifths vote is required). BACKGROUND /DISCUSSION Annually, the City Council reviews proposed fees for the upcoming year. Proposed changes are noted in red in the attached fee schedule ordinance. Fees are adjusted to cover the cost of providing services to customers. Items to note include: Licensing Late Fee (page 1) At the June 18, 2012, Council meeting, Councilmember Motin questioned whether late fees were in place for licenses and the item was to be brought forward with the next fee schedule review. Staff suggests charging 10% of the total licensing fee or $25, whichever is greater. Special Event Fee for Private Events on Public Property (Page 2) This was the fee that was set when the Hudson wedding was approved for utilizing the downtown parking lot in April of 2012. Commercial Fertilizer License Fee (page 3) The city required licensing before the state -wide ban on phosphorus. Companies are now required to be licensed through the state. The Environmental Division will bring an ordinance amendment to eliminate this license from City Code. Micro Loan Program /Tax Increment Financing /Tax Abatement (page 5) Fees for these programs have been in place but were not previously listed in the fee schedule. P 0 W E R E 0 B Y C:\ Users \jmiller \AppData \Local \Microsoft \Windows \Temporary Intemet Fi1es \Content.IE5 \RGBUJ9LH \CC I„ i"ATUR Memo.docs w Reroofing Permits (page 5) Fee increased to more accurately reflect actual costs. Sanitary Sewer User Fee and Sewer Access Charge (SAC) (page 6) These fees were reviewed by the Council during budget review of the Sanitary Sewer Fund. The fee is proposed to increase by 2% and the Sewer Access Charge is proposed to increase by 2 %. Surface Water Management Impact Fee (page 6) Increases 3% annually per Council Resolution 94 -110. Tax Abatement and Tax Increment Financing (page 6) Fees for these programs have been in place but were not previously listed in the fee schedule. Fire Extinguisher Drop- off /Recharge Service (page 7) The Fire Division has provided this service at no charge other than the vendor cost to recharge the extinguishers. A $5 handling fee has been added to cover the city's costs in facilitating and processing the service requests between the customer and the vendor. Fireworks (page 8) Fee increased to more accurately reflect actual costs. Rental Dwelling License (page 8) The rental dwelling license fee is combining the license and inspection fee into one to simplify processes and decrease confusion. There is no fee increase for a single- family home. The apartment building fee increases slightly to keep up with the cost of time spent on these buildings during the inspection process. As an example, a 20 -unit apartment would pay $385. A grace period on the double fee for rentals taking place before licensure wouldn't take effect until July 1, 2013, in order to allow staff to communicate this to the community. This item is similar to the fee for construction work that begins without a permit. Driver's License Fee (page 8) Fee is removed as residents must go to the state for this request. The Elk River Municipal Utilities Commission approved their fees on October 11, 2011. The city attorney had recommended the fees be listed in the master fee schedule ordinance. FINANCIAL IMPACT Staff asks for adoption of a resolution authorizing summary publication of the ordinance in order to save publishing costs. ATTACHMENTS Resolution for Summary Publication of the ordinance Fee Schedule Ordinance C:\ Users \jmiller \AppData \Local \bficrosoft \Windows \Temporary Intemet Fi1es \Content.IE5 \RGBUJ9LH \CC Memo.docx RESOLUTION 13- A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ELK RIVER A RESOLUTION APPROVING NOTICE OF SUMMARY PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE #13- AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE 2013 MASTER FEE SCHEDULE WHEREAS, on January 22, 2013 the Elk River City Council adopted Ordinance 13 approving the 2013 Master Fee Schedule; and WHEREAS, the enactment of this ordinance establishes fees and charges required by the City Code and to comply with Minnesota Statutes 462.353, sub.4; and WHEREAS, the 2013 Master Fee Schedule lists fees and charges for Administrative, Financial, Environmental, Planning, Development, Building, Parks and Recreation, Fire, Police, and Elk River Municipal Utility services along with code enforcement violations; and WHEREAS, a copy of the full text of the ordinance is available for inspection by any person at the office of the Elk River City Clerk, 13065 Orono Parkway, during regular business hours — 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council, by at least four - fifths vote, authorizes the publication of the tide and summary of Ordinance 13 -_ and that Ordinance 13 -_ shall become effective on January 23, 2013. Passed and adopted this 22 "d day of January 2013. ATTEST: Tina Allard, City Clerk John J. Dietz, Mayor N: \Public Bodies \City Council \Council RCA \Agenda Packet \01 -22- 2013 \Res Sum Pub Fee Ord.doc ORDINANCE 13- CITY OF ELK RIVER AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ELK RIVER ADOPTING THE 2013 MASTER FEE SCHEDULE The City Council of the City of Elk River does hereby ordain as follows: Section 1. 1. Policy and Purpose: By the enactment of this Ordinance, the City Council intends to establish fees and charges required by the City Code for the year 2013 and to comply with Minnesota Statutes, 462.353, sub. 4. 2. Fees and Charges: The fees and charges for the city for the year 2013 are as set forth on attached Exhibit A. 3. Application: Where a direct conflict exists between the amount of a fee or charge set by any provision of the City Code and a fee or charge set by this Ordinance, the fee or charge set by this Ordinance applies. Section 2. This ordinance shall become effective January 23, 2013. Passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Elk River this 22nd day of January, 2013. John J. Dietz, Mayor ATTEST: Tina Allard, City Clerk n: \public bodies \city council \council rca \agenda packet \01 -22- 2013 \ord fee sched.doc city 0' Elk River 2013 Master Fee Schedule Exhibit A Fees deposited nrith or checks cashed by the city do not imply an applicant automatically receives a permit or license from the city. Specific c7iteria must be met for each type of license or permit for which an application has been submitted before the license or permit may be granted Administrative or Council approval may also be required before the permit or license is valid ASSESSMENT SEARCH CERTIFICATION CITY CODE COPIES ■ Microfilm to Hard Copy ■ CD /DVD Reproduction ■ Dubbing Video Tapes and DVD's ■ Photocopies FINANCE CHARGE This charge does not apply to Code Enforcement Violation. LABOR RATE (research, computer senices, etc.) LICENSES ■ Billiard Hall ■ Kennel • Commercial • Residential ■ Liquor 0 3.2% Malt Off -Sale 0 3.2% Malt On -Sale o Club o Consumption & Display (Set -up) o Intoxicating On -Sale $20 /each Available through Municipal Code Corporation. Costs will vary as updates are made to the code. Cost is based on items such as pages, tabs, shipping fees, etc. $.25 per page $13 $20 each $.25 per page up to 100 pages; over 100 pages plus staff time Computed at 1.5% per month (18 % annual) on account balances unpaid after the due date. $23 /hr (15 minutes minimum) Late fee: 10% penalty or $25, whichever is greater if don't renew by application due date. If license expires, applicant must apply for a new licenses and pay applicable fees. $35 /table $75 /year $50 /year $75 /year $225 /year $300 /year $75 /year $5,000 /year • Intoxicating Sunday On -Sale • Temporary Community Festival (on -sale) • Temporary 3.2% Malt On -Sale • Temporary On -Sale • Wine • Initial Investigation Fee for Intoxicating Licenses • Single • Association, Partnership, Corporation, Club ■ Massage Establishment • Single • Partnership, Association, Corporation • Renewal Fee ■ Massage Therapist • Initial Fee • Renewal Fee ■ Mechanical Amusement • Mechanical Rides • Pin Ball Games • Pool Tables (Coin Operated) • Video Games ■ Pawn Shop o Initial Investigation Fee ■ Peddler $200 /year $100 /day $30 /day $40 /day $700 /year $200 $400 $200 $300 $150 /pear $150 $100 /year $15 /per establishment plus: $15 /ride $15 /machine $15 /table $15 /game $12,000 /year $1,500 $150 /year ■ Sexually- Oriented Businesses (additional planning departmentfees and $500 /year honing requirements may apply) o Initial Investigation Fee • Single $200 • Association, Partnership, Corporation $400 ■ Special Event o Private Events on Public Property $150 for first 2 hours $50 each additional hour $250 damage deposit ■ Solicitor $150 /year ■ Tobacco $150 /year ■ Transient Merchant (general planning permit fee may apply) $150 /year MERCHANDISE ■ Plastic Cups $4 ■ City Flag $45 ■ Plastic Pins - Elk River $.35 each ■ Metal Pins- Elk River $2 each 2 PHOTOS ■ 35 mm Photos up to 12 Exposures ■ 35 mm Photos up to 24 Exposures ■ Digital Black and White ■ Digital Color POSTAGE $10 $15 $10 $15 Prevailing Rate ABATEMENTS -Per City Ordinance LICENSES Garbage Hauler Mineral Extraction ■ Solid Waste Facility NPDES PERMITS ■ Inspection Residential ■ Commercial /Industrial SHORELAND OR WETLAND INSPECTION Actual cost borne by the City for handling /disposal, site maintenance, or other appropriate remediation. $60 1st truck plus $15 each additional truck $20 /acre to be actively mined in forthcoming year or not reclaimed $5 /acre approved but not actively mined $2,000 plus cost of reviewing license. Amount of annual cost incurred by the city for monitoring and inspecting the facility plus the license. $175 per residential building Actual cost of total inspections $40 3 SEASON /SCREEN PORCHES ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISIONS /SIMPLE PLATS APPLICATION ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services BASEMENT FINISH BUILDING PERMIT $45 x square footage = valuation for permit fee plus state surcharge. Plan check is included with this price $300 plus park dedication fee, if applicable $1,000 $12 per square foot for valuation, use building permit fee plus state surcharge. Plan check is included with this price ■ Industrial, Commercial, Multifamily Residential, Single - family, State permit fee, 1997 UBC Table 1A, plus and Additions 65% plan check fee (valuation based on current State of MN building valuation data) COMMERCIAL PLAN REVIEW (PARTIAL) .5% of the valuation (non - refundable) CONCEPT PLAN REVIEW BY CITY COUNCIL $100 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,000 CONDITIONAL OR INTERIM USE PERMIT $275 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,000 DECKS $10 per square foot for valuation for permit fee plus state surcharge. Plan check is included with this price. DEMOLITION ■ House or Commercial $150 ■ Residential Outbuilding Over 120 sq. ft. $45 DOCUMENTS ■ Comprehensive Plan $50 ■ Land Development Regulations $35 ■ Listings (forpermits, businesses, contractors, residents, etc.) $50 ■ Housing Maintenance Ordinance $5 each ■ State Residential Contractor License Search $5 /permit EASEMENT VACATION APPLICATION $275 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,000 ENGINEERING SERVICES $85 an hour FENCES ■ Over 6 Feet High $75 plus state surcharge FIREPLACES/WOOD STOVES $75 plus state surcharge GARAGES $12 per square foot for valuation, use building permit fee plus state surcharge. Plan check is included with this price GENERAL PLANNING PERMIT $100 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,000 GRADING PERMIT 1.5% of the valuation, minimum $75 HOME OCCUPATIONS, PERMITTED $15 LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT $275 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,000 MAPS ■ Map - Colored 2'x3' $8 each ■ Map- Larger Than 2'x3' $15 each ■ Copies of Maps From Copy Machine $8 each 4 MECHANICAL PERMIT (Forheating, ventilation, airconditioning, including Fee shall be the greater of $45 plus state installation, alteration, or repair) surcharge or 1.5% of the valuation of the work material and labor MICRO LOAN PROGRAM Processing fee of 1% of loan interest Fee is refunded if loan is denied. Applicant pays all legal and filing fees at loan closing MOVING STRUCTURES ( Abuildingpermitisrequiredforfoundation ,garage, and remodeling work) ■ Moving Houses In or Out $150 ■ Moving Outbuildings In Over 120 sq. ft. $45 ORDINANCE AMENDMENT $275 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,000 OUTBUILDINGS $12 per square foot for valuation, use building permit fee plus state surcharge. Plan check is included with this price PARK DEDICATION FEE ■ Residential $3,712 /dwelling unit ■ Commercial $7,444 /acre ■ Industrial $2,485 /acre PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) Charge for required planning applications, i.e. conditional use permit, rezoning, etc. PLATS, PRELIMINARY APPLICATION $275 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,500 PLATS, FINAL APPLICATION $275 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,000 PLUMBING PERMIT Fee shall be the greater of $45 plus state surcharge or 1.5% of the valuation of the work material and labor POOL ■ Above Ground $45 plus state surcharge ■ In Ground $75 plus state surcharge RE -ROOF ■ Residential $75 plus state surcharge ■ Commercial /Industrial $1 $2 per square foot for valuation for permit fee plus state surcharge, minimum $75 RENTAL DWELLING Fees listed under Fire section RESIDENTIAL FIXTURE /APPLIANCE REPAIR OR REPLACE $15 minimum or 5% of the cost, whichever is greater 5 RE- SIDING (Residential) $75 plus state surcharge SANITARY SEWER USER FEE April 1, 2012 April 1, 2013 ■ Charge Per 1,000 Gallons $ 3.88 $ 3.96 ■ Minimum Charge $ 9.02 $ 9.20 ■ Apartment Unit Charge $ 15.52 $ 15.83 ■ House Unit Flat Charge $ 20.39 $ 20.80 SEPTIC INSTALLATION & REPAIR PERMIT $130 SEWER AVAILABILITY CHARGE (SAC) $4,295 $4,370 per unit SEWER & WATER HOOKUP /REPAIR PERMIT $400 $150 commercial plus $2,000 bond in Stonv or Sanitary favor of the city $65 residential plus $2,000 bond in favor of the city SIGN /ZONING PERMITS ■ Permanent Sign (separate building permit and fee may apply) $30 ■ Temporary $30 ■ Temporary, Deposit $100 SITE PLAN REVIEW APPLICATION $100 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,000 STAFF SERVICES $50 an hour STREET/ RIGHT -OF -WAY DISRUPTION PERMIT $100 plus ($5,000 letter of credit or bond (cable, phone, gas, electric, etc.) in favor of the city or equivalent) SUBDIVISION EXEMPTIONS $100 ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services $1,000 SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT IMPACT FEE $104 /residential lot (rural) (3% annual increase per resolution 94 -110) 2 $208 /residential lot (urban) $1,214 $1,250 /acre (multifamily, commercial, and industrial) TAX ABATEMENT $5,000 non - refundable Projects which require additional professional services in excess of $5,000 shall be required to reimburse the city for additional expenses TAX INCREMENT FINANCING $10,000 Projects which require additional professional services in excess of $10,000 shall be required to reimburse the city for additional expenses 6 VARIANCE ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services WINDOW /DOOR INSTALLATION ■ 1 — 3 Windows /Doors ■ 4 or More Windows /Doors ZONE MAP CHANGE ■ Escrow for Consulting /Engineering /Staff Services ZONING LETTER ZONING REQUESTS, MISCELLANEOUS $275 $1,000 $45 plus state surcharge $75 plus state surcharge $275 $1,000 $50 per address $110 PARK FACILITY USE FEE (shelter, bandsbell, fields, and outdoor hockey rinks) ■ Residents $20 ■ Non - Residents $40 ■ Field With a Shelter No charge PARK & ALL RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Per policy & application for use FIRE SPRINKLER INSPECTION FEE ■ Industrial, Commercial, Multifamily Residential, Single - family, and Additions OPEN BURNING ■ Burning Permit ■ Special Burning Permit — Daytime Hours FALSE FIRE ALARMS ■ Alarm 1 -3 ■ Alarm 4 ■ Alarm 5 or More FIRE EXTINGUISHER DROPOFF /RECHARGE SERVICE FIRE WATCH 7 State permit fee, 1997 UBC Table 1A, (valuation based on material and labor) $10 each $25 each No charge $200 Fee increases $50 per alarm (ex. alarm 5 =$250, alarm 6= ,$300) $5 handling fee, plus actual vendor cost to recharge depending on type of extinguisher $50 an hour per person If vehicle or apparatus is needed, cost will be billed per FEMA reimbursable rates plus 15% administrative fee FIREWORKS ■ Public Display for Pyrotechnics $25 $50 per day ■ Sales /Storage - Retail $100 /year ■ Sales /Storage - Temporary (generalplanningpermitalso required) $100 /year KEY LOCK BOX per vendor pricing RENTAL DWELLING LICENSE (double fee applies if rental takes place before license is issued. Effective date for this fee begins Jelly 1, 2013) ■ Single Dwelling $45 $65 per addressed building ■ ^ or Mare Units Multi Unit /Apartment • 4 3 Units • hieensz $45 $65 per addressed building $4-5 plus S16 per dwelling unit ACCIDENT REPORT (state motor vehicle repor� $.25 per page AUDIONIDEO REPRODUCTION ■ Dubbing Police Audio Tapes $25 /tape ■ Dubbing Police Video Tapes $35 /tape ANIMALS ■ Cat Tag $10/2 years ■ Dog Tag $10/2 years ■ Duplicate Cat or Dog Tag $2 each ■ Dangerous & Potentially Dangerous Dogs • Dangerous Dog License $50 /yearly • Potentially Dangerous Dog License $50 /yearly • Hearing Fee (initial non - refundable fee to appeal declaration) $100 • Escrow for Hearing (Dog owner is responsible for hearing costs $600 if they lose the appeal. Excess fund c will be reimbursed) ■ Impound Fee • 1St Time in One Year $50 • 2nd Time in One Year $75 • 3rd Time in One Year $150 BACKGROUND (letter ofgood conducl) $10 8 FINGER PRINTS $10 IMPOUNDED VEHICLES (atpublic svorksgarage orpolice department) $15 /Day LOCKOUT FEE $20 PARKING FINES* *An additional surcharge may be added to the fine by the State of Minnesota. *lYlhen filing a formal complaint in district court a DSO charge iv added for legal fees to cover the cost of the City Afforny. ■ 74 -94 Prohibited Zone /Area (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 $40 additional days to pay) • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in $90 district court ■ 74 -94 Within 15' of Fire Hydrant (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 additional days to pay) $40 • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in district court $90 ■ 74 -94 Obstructing /Blocking Crosswalk (allowed 21 days to pay $20 ticket) • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 additional days to pay) $40 • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in district court $90 ■ 74 -94 On Sidewalk (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 additional days to pay) $40 • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in district court $90 ■ 74 -94 Within 15' of Intersection (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 additional days to pay) $40 • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in district court $90 ■ 74 -94 Facing Wrong Way (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 additional days to pay) $40 • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in district court $90 ■ 74 -94 Double Parking (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 o Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 additional days to pay) $40 9 o If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in district court $90 ■ 74 -94 Blocking Driveway (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 additional days to pay) $40 • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in district court $90 ■ 74 -96a Overtime Parking (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $10 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 $20 additional days to pay) • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in $70 district court ■ 74 -96a Temporary /Emergency Restriction (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 additional days to pay) $40 • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in district court $90 ■ 74 -97 No Parking 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 $40 additional days to pay) • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in $90 district court ■ 74 -98b For Sale on City Property (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 o Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 additional days to pay) $40 o If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in district court $90 ■ Other (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 $40 additional days to pay) • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in $90 district court ■ 74 -100 Fire Lane /Hydrant (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 $40 additional days to pay) • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in $90 district court ■ 74 -102 Winter Parking Ban (allowed 21 days to pay ticket) $20 • Second notice with late payment charge (allowed 14 $40 additional days to pay) • If both notices are ignored, a formal complaint is filed in $90 district court 10 PARKING PERMITS (foremployees) POLICE RESERVE SERVICE SECURITY ALARMS ■ Permit ■ False Alarms $20 /per year $28 /hr $20 Alarm 1 -2 — No charge Alarm 3 -5 - $50 Alarm 6 -7 - $100 Alarm 8 -9 - $250 10 & Over - $500 Failure to obtain alarm permit - $100 Other civil alarm violations - $100 ELECTRIC CONNECTION ■ Non - Residential Developer • Lot with ERMU water service $450 • Lot without ERMU water service $550 ■ Builder $850 ■ Commercial & Industrial 50% of the cost of installation ■ Existing Services Upgrade 100% of Cost of Installation ■ Minimum Temporary Electric Service Fee with Transformer $150 ■ Minimum Temporary Electric Service Fee without Transformer $500 DISCONNECT FEE ■ Electrical - Residential $50 ■ Electrical - 3 Phase $150 ■ Water Shut -Off $100 METER TAMPERING $250 ABANDONED WATER SERVICE $2,500 WATER SALES ■ Bulk • Access Card Deposit $5 • Units (per 1,000 gallons) $4 ■ Hydrant • Rental $150 • Units (per 1, 000 gallons) $4 NSF FEE $20 RED TAG HANDLING $20 ASSISTANCE TO ANOTHER CITY, MUTUAL AID, OR IF APPLYING FOR FEMA FUNDS VEHICLE/EQUIPMENT RATES (perhour) ■ Line Truck ■ Pickup Truck WATER ACCESS CHARGE (WAC) ■ Contact Elk River Municipal Utilities For Fees Owed Cost of Material Plus 15% and Labor Fees Plus 55% $50 per hour $25 per hour 060 $3,121 Per WAC unit ANIMALS ■ Exceeding Maximum Number Allowed $50 ■ Feces Clean -up $100 MISCELLANEOUS ■ Exterior Storage $200 ■ Firewood $200 ■ Garbage & Refuse $55 ■ Snow & Ice Removal $55 ■ Unsafe Conditions, Critical $500 VEHICLES ■ Commercial /Overweight Vehicle Parked in Residential Zone $50 ■ Junk Vehicles $200 ■ Overweight Vehicles $200 ■ Parking Codes $55 ■ Parking on Unapproved Surfaces $200 ■ Vehicles Displayed "For Sale" on Public Street $50 ZONING ■ Accessory Structure $200 ■ Dwelling Unit Occupied by More Than One Family $500 ■ Fencing Setback & Maintenance $200 ■ Home Occupation $200 ■ Home Occupation, Prohibited $250 ■ Long Grass $200 ■ Nuisance, Junk & Debris Violation $200 ■ Property Maintenance, Critical $500 ■ Property Maintenance, Non - Critical $200 ■ Sign Ordinance Violation $200 ■ Swimming Pool Violation, Critical $500 ■ Swimming Pool Violation, Non - Critical $200 ■ Zoning Code Violation, Other Than Noted Above $200 12