FY23 Fee Schedule

COMPREHENSIVE FEE SCHEDULE

Adopted June 6, 2022

COMPREHENSIVE FEE SCHEDULE TABLE OF CONTENTS CITY CLERK’S Copies, CD's, DVD's OFFICE Miscellaneous Fees CUSTOMER Customer Service - Deposits SERVICE Customer Service - Utility Service Electric Lighting Service Rates Outdoor Lights Electric Rate - Residential ELECTRIC Electric Rate - Commercial/Industrial Electric Rate - Outdoor Lighting Service Electric Rate - Flood Lighting Service Fire Inspections, Prevention, Hazardous Materials, and Standby Fees Violation Fees Permit & Inspection Fees FIRE Fees for Service Apparatus, Vehicles, Equipment and Personnel Fees Response To Hazardous Materials Emergencies: Fees and Charges

HIGH POINT HPTS TRANSIT HPTS Access Library Cards and Overdue Fees Public Computing Center LIBRARY Heritage Research Center Farmers Market

PARKING Parking Deck Fees Refund Policy Beer and Wine Policy Athletic Facility Rentals PARKS & Festival Park RECREATION Golf Courses: Blair Park and Oak Hollow High Point City Lake Park Miscellaneous Rentals

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Neighborhood Park Picnic Shelters Northpoint Conference Room Oak Hollow Park – Campground, Marina, Picnic Shelters PARKS & Oak Hollow Tennis Center RECREATION, Piedmont Environmental Center cont. Recreation Centers – Allen Jay, Deep River, Morehead, Oakview, and Southside Roy B. Culler Jr. Senior Center Washington Terrace Park and Community Center Fee Standards Module 1 Module 2 PLANNING & Module 3 DEVELOPMENT Module 4 Module 5 Inspections Fees Alarm Fees POLICE Fingerprinting Fee Taxi Permit Fee

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Environmental Services Household Garbage Yard Waste Dead Animal Pickup PUBLIC Red Box Rental SERVICES Kersey Valley Landfill Ingleside Compost Facility Cemeteries Stormwater Water and Sewer

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Categories of Events Event Permits SPECIAL Traffic Control Devices EVENTS Personnel Mendenhall Terminal Other

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CITY CLERK’S OFFICE COPIES, CD'S & DVD'S The City cannot charge a fee for a copy of a public record that exceeds the actual cost to the public agency of making the copy.

Actual Cost: • Direct, chargeable costs related to the reproduction of a public record as determined by generally accepted accounting principles • Does not include costs that would have been incurred by the public agency if a request to • reproduce a public record had not been made.

Special Service Charge: (This is a charge that can be in addition to the Actual Cost. Must be reasonable and fair.)

• Request requires extensive use of information technology resources, OR • Extensive clerical or supervisory assistance by City personnel, OR • If the medium requested results in a greater use of information technology resources than that established by the City for reproduction of the volume of information requested.

Appeals/Complaints: • Allegations of unfair/unreasonable • Request to for Mediation by the State Chief of Information Officer or his designee Records That Do Not Exist: • City is not required to respond to a request for a copy of a public record by creating or compiling a record that does not exist. If the City, voluntarily elects to create or compile a record, it may negotiate a reasonable charge for the service with the requester. The City is not required to put into electronic medium a record that is not kept in electronic medium.

Copies Black/White Color

Per Copy $0.07 $0.10

CD’s Each CD

Per Copy $5.00

DVD’s Each DVD

Per Copy $5.00

USB Drive’s Each USB Drive

Per Copy $5.00

MISCELLANEOUS FEES Item Annual Municipal Vehicle Tax Annual Business Registration Fee

Fee $30.00 $25.00

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CUSTOMER SERVICE FEES CUSTOMER SERVICE ‐ DEPOSITS

All new and existing accounts are subject to being charged an initial deposit when establishing a new location for service. Customers who live outside the City limits will pay double the inside deposit for water and sewer service.

Electric Service Residential Non‐Residential Restaurant/Lounge

$150.00 $400.00 $1,000.00

Water Service (deposit is per meter, based on the size of the line) 3/4" x 5/8" $50.00 1" $100.00 1 1/2" $200.00 2" $400.00 3" $1,000.00 4" $2,500.00 6" $4,500.00 8" $6,600.00 Sewer Service Flat Rate

$75.00

CUSTOMER SERVICE ‐ UTILITY SERVICE

All utility accounts are subject to being charged any fee as warranted Return Check Charge Service Fee (Monday ‐ Friday) Service Fee (After 7pm & Weekends/Holidays Observed by the City) Water (Initial Service Connection) Extra Field Trip Fee New Electric Meter Charge Water Meter Test Charge (If You Request More Than One in 12 Months) Pulled Meter Charge (For Electric and/or Water) Damaged Electric Security Seal Charge Meter Tampering/Investigation Charge Temporary Cut‐On/Cut‐Off at Permanent Dwellings (8 Days or Less) New Water Meter Charge Electric Services Disconnected at Pole Extraordinary Measures to Disconnect and/or Reconnect Services Late Payment Charge

$35.00 cost $60.00 $25.00 $25.00 cost $50.00 cost $10.00 $100.00 $50.00 Actual Cost of Meter $75.00 Actual Cost to City As Defined on Bill

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ELECTRIC ELECTRIC RATE SCHEDULE RATE Z-STREET LIGHTING SERVICE Availability Available to Municipal, County, State, or Federal Government, on the City's distribution system. This schedule is not available for service to non‐governmental entities.

Monthly Rate (A) BRACKET MOUNTED LUMINAIRES All‐night outdoor lighting service using City standard equipment mounted on standard poles (thirty‐ five (35) foot, class 6 wood poles).

Decorative and non‐standard luminaires can be installed on request, at the City's option, at the rate in (A) above plus an extra monthly charge equal to 1.7% of the estimated difference in cost installed between the luminaire and structure requested and the equivalent luminaire and wood pole in (A) above.

(B) UNDERGROUND CHARGES Additional monthly charge for the underground conductor system: Feet Per Pole From Overhead System From Underground System 0‐100 Feet $0.69 $0.49 100‐200 Feet $1.24 $1.05 200‐300 Feet $2.22 $2.02 300‐400 Feet $3.19 $2.99 400‐500 Feet $4.15 $3.94 (C) OTHER CHARGES Additional monthly charge for the following items: Charge Per Charge Per Item Item Month Month Extra Pole (35' Wood) $2.71 Down Guy $0.92 Extra Pole Height (40' Wood) $2.96 Fiberglass Pole (30/35') $5.17 Extra Pole Height (45' Wood) $4.45 Fiberglass Pole (40') $6.88 Extra Pole Height (50' Wood) $10.06 Long Bracket $1.10 Extra Pole Height (55' Wood) $10.97 Aluminum Pole (50') $20.00 Lighting Control Center $66.70 Decorative Base $4.26 (D) Service using overhead conductors is not available in any area designated by the City as underground distribution area, nor in any area, location, or premises being served from an underground source.

(E) When the installation requires the cutting and replacing of pavement of more than one drive or one walkway per luminaire, 1.7% of the estimated cost of this cutting and replacing of pavement will be added to the charges above.

(F) When an installation is in an area served by a concrete‐encased duct system, additional charges stated above, will not apply and, instead, the additional monthly charge will be 1.7% of the estimated cost of the underground conductor system

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Explanatory Notes A. Lamps will burn from approximately one half‐hour after sunset until approximately one half‐hour before sunrise. The City will readily replace burned‐out lamps and otherwise maintain the luminaires during regular daytime working hours following notification by the Customer.

B. Luminaires will be installed only on City‐owned poles, and all facilities necessary for service under this Schedule, including fixtures, lamps, controls, poles, hardware, transformers, conductors, and other appurtenances shall be owned and maintained by the City.

C. Equipment (such as disconnecting switches) not supplied by the City as standard is not available under this Schedule and shall not be installed by the Customer.

D. This Schedule is not available for seasonal or other part‐time operation of outdoor luminaires.

E. All facilities necessary for service under this Schedule, including fixtures, lamps, controls, poles, or other structures, hardware, transformers, conductors, and other appurtenances shall be owned and maintained by the City. Variance from this ownership clause must be approved by the Director of Electric Utilities.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

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OUTDOOR LIGHTS Outdoor Lights - Lighting Contracts All wood pole mounted lighting includes one pole and aerial wiring. Extra charges will apply for underground wiring installations.

Traditional Area Open Lighting installed with aerial wiring requires a one-year contract. All lighting installed with underground wiring requires a five-year contract.

Town & Country Decorative, Flood lighting, and Architectural fixtures require a five-year contract.

Once you sign your contract, please allow the City of High Point 30 to 60 days to complete the services.

Your account will only be charged once the light is installed and working.

Note: Prices are subject to change.

Some additional charges will apply to services that include decorative/fiberglass poles, aluminum poles, brackets, and additional poles/wiring. Speak with your engineering representative for more details.

LED lighting will be available in the future. Prices and styles are unavailable at this time.

Outdoor Lights - Guidelines For Rental and Leased Properties Tenants or Occupants of rental or leased properties cannot sign for outdoor lighting. The owner of the rented or leased property is the only person permitted to sign the one- or five-year contract, allow access for construction of the light, hardware and wiring, and setup the billing account for the particular property. The billing for the light will be sent to the owner throughout the duration of your chosen contract, not the tenant or occupant.

Outdoor Lights - Bulb Types The city no longer uses Mercury Vapor bulbs, therefore all new lighting installations include High Pressure Sodium bulbs. Metal Halide bulbs are also available for Flood and Shoebox lighting and can be ordered in fixtures requiring 1000 watts. Restrictions for 1000 watts may apply for particular city areas due to lighting ordinances. High Pressure Sodium gives the yellowish amber color and the Metal Halide provides a white lumen appearance.

Outdoor Lights - Light Repair Rented lights will be repaired within two working days after customers notify the department of problems.

Street lights will be repaired within five working days.

Outdoor Lights - Traditional Open Area Light Available Wattage Rate 100 W $10.44 per month per month 200 W $15.83 per month per month Mounted on a 35 ft. wooden pole We have a bronze pole for a decorative look at an additional charge

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Outdoor Lights - Cobra Style Light Available Wattage 100 W 200 W Mounted on a 35 ft. pole

Rate $14.31 per month per month $17.53 per month per month

Outdoor Lights - Flood Light (High Pressure Sodium And Metal Halide Bulbs) +B64 Commercial - Nonresidential Available Wattage Rate 250 W (HPS or MH) $20.60 per month 400 W (MH) $22.48 per month 1000 W (MH only) $30.40 per month Mounted on a 40 ft. wooden pole We have a black pole for a decorative look at an additional charge. 400W & 1OOOW ONLY available with Metal Halide bulbs, 250W has High Pressure Sodium and Metal Halide Outdoor Lights - Architectural/Parking Lot Commercial Decorative Available Wattage Rate 250 W (HPS) $35.73 per month 250 W (MH) $39.67 per month 400 W (HPS) $37.58 per month 400 W (MH) $41.50 per month Mounted on a 35 ft. or 40 ft. black fiberglass pole. You are able to add multiple fixtures per pole to fit your lighting needs available with High Pressure Sodium or Metal Halide bulbs Outdoor Lights - Town And Country Available Wattage Rate 100 W $17.53 per month 250 W (Subdivisions only) $28.10 per month A decorative base is available for an extra* $4.26 per month The 1OOW bulb is mounted on a 16 ft. black aluminum pole The 250W bulb is mounted on a 20 ft. pole *This light can only be serviced by underground wire

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Outdoor Lights - High Mast, Concrete Base Commercial - Nonresidential Available Wattage 1000 W (Single fixture) 1000 W (add for Multiple fixtures) Metal Halide Bulb Only; Requires Concrete Base

Rate $101.73 per month $32.79 per month

Outdoor Lights - Black Fiberglass/Aluminum Poles Adds a decorative touch Rate 30/35' pole $5.17 per month 40' pole $6.88 per month 50 ft. Aluminum pole also available $20.00 per month (required for 1OOOW floods) * All of the above requires a 5-year contract Outdoor Lights - Fluted Pole With Clam Shell Base Available only for Town and Country lights Rate Clam Shell $4.26 per month

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RATE 1-RESIDENTIAL SERVICE, ALL ELECTRIC, ENERGY CONSERVATION (Formally Rate Schedule RCSC) Availability Available only to residential customers in residences, condominiums, mobile homes, or individually metered apartments, which provide independent and permanent facilities, complete for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation. In addition, all energy required for all water heating, cooking, clothes drying, and environmental space conditioning must be supplied electrically, and all electric energy used in such dwelling must be recorded through a single meter.

To qualify for service under this schedule, the residence needs to be a new structure, built to current state building code requirements and all air conditioning/heat pumps need to have a Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) rating of at least 13. Any existing residence that can be modified to meet these requirements will qualify.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60 Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, where available, single phase, 120/240 volts; or 3-phase, 208Y/120 volts; or other available voltages at the City's option.

Three-phase service will be supplied, if available. Where three-phase and single-phase service is supplied through the same meter, it will be billed on the rate below. Where three-phase service is supplied through a separate meter, it will be billed on the applicable General Service schedule.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Energy Charge: For the first 350 kWh For all over 350 kWh For the first 350 kWh For all over 950 kWh

Rate $11.62 Billing Months July-October $0.097491 / kWh $0.102569 / kWh

Billing Months November-June

$0.097491 / kWh $0.086686 / kWh

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt-hour reading and the previous month's watt-hour meter reading.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2021 – to be replaced by Rate R – Residential Rate on October 1, 2022.

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RATE 3-RESIDENTIAL SERVICE, ENERGY CONSERVATION WITH WATER HEATING (Formally Rate Schedule RCEC) Availability Available only to residential customers in residences, condominiums, mobile homes, or individually metered apartments, which provide independent and permanent facilities, complete for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation.

Heaters having only a lower element may have wattages up to but not exceeding the specific wattages as shown below for various tank capacities: Tank Capacity in Gallons 30 - 39 40 - 49 50 - and Larger

Maximum Single Element Wattage 3500 4500 5500

To qualify for service under this schedule, the residence needs to be a new structure, built to current state building code requirements and all air conditioning/heat pumps need to have a Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) rating of at least 13. Any existing residence that can be modified to meet these requirements will qualify.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60 Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, where available, single- phase, 120/240 volts; or 3-phase, 208Y/120 volts; or other available voltages at the City's option.

Three-phase service will be supplied, if available. Where three-phase and single-phase service is supplied through the same meter, it will be billed on the rate below. Where three-phase service is supplied through a separate meter, it will be billed on the applicable General Service schedule.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Energy Charge: For the first 350 kWh For all over 950 kWh For the first 350 kWh For the next 950 kWh For all over 1,300 kWh

Base Rate $11.62 Billing Months July-October $0.097491 / kWh $0.102569 / kWh

Billing Months November-June

$0.097491 / kWh $0.095388 / kWh $0.091106 / kWh

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Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt-hour reading and the previous month's watt-hour meter reading.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2021 – to be replaced by Rate R – Residential Rate on October 1, 2022.

RATE 12-RESIDENTIAL SERVICE, ALL ELECTRIC Availability Available only to residential customers in residences, condominiums, mobile homes, or individually metered apartments which provide independent and permanent facilities complete for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation. In addition, all energy required for all water heating, cooking, clothes drying, and environmental space conditioning must be supplied electrically, and all electric energy used in such dwelling must be recorded through a single meter.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60 Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, where available, single-phase, 120/240 volts; or 3-phase, 208Y/120 volts; or other available voltages at the City's option.

Three-phase service will be supplied, if available. Where three-phase and single-phase service is supplied through the same meter, it will be billed on the rate below. Where three-phase service is supplied through a separate meter, it will be billed on the applicable General Service schedule.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Energy Charge: For the first 350 kWh For all over 350 kWh For the first 350 kWh For the next 950 kWh For all over 1,300 kWh

Base Rate $11.62 Billing Months July-October $0.098131 / kWh $0.109368 / kWh

Billing Months November-June

$0.098131 / kWh $0.099316 / kWh $0.092983 / kWh

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt-hour reading and the previous month's watt-hour meter reading.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2021 – to be replaced by Rate R – Residential Rate on October 1, 2022.

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RATE 15-RESIDENTIAL SERVICE, ENERGY CONSERVATION (Formally Rate Schedule REC) Availability This schedule is closed and not available to locations where the customer was not served by the City prior to August 18, 1994.

Available only to residential customers in residences, condominiums, mobile homes, or individually metered apartments, which provide independent and permanent facilities, complete for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation.

To qualify for service under this schedule, the residence needs to be a new structure, built to current state building code requirements and all air conditioning/heat pumps need to have a Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) rating of at least 13. Any existing residence that can be modified to meet these requirements will qualify.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60 Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, where available, single-phase, 120/240 volts; or 3-phase, 208Y/120 volts; or other available voltages at the City's option.

Three-phase service will be supplied, if available. Where three-phase and single-phase service is supplied through the same meter, it will be billed on the rate below. Where three-phase service is supplied through a separate meter, it will be billed on the applicable General Service schedule.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Energy Charge: For the first 350 kWh For all over 350 kWh For the first 350 kWh For the next 950 kWh For all over 1,300 kWh

Base Rate $11.62 Billing Months July-October $0.097491 / kWh $0.107045 / kWh

Billing Months November-June

$0.097491 / kWh $0.097334 / kWh $0.092965 / kWh

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt-hour reading and the previous month's watt-hour meter reading.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2021 – to be replaced by Rate R – Residential Rate on October 1, 2022.

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RATE 16-RESIDENTIAL SERVICE, ELECTRIC WATER HEATER (Formally Rate Schedule RC) Availability Available only to residential customers in residences, condominiums, mobile homes, or individually metered apartments, which provide independent and permanent facilities, complete for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation. In addition, all energy required for all water heating must be supplied electrically, and all electric energy used in such dwelling must be recorded through a single meter.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60 Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, where available, single-phase, 120/240 volts; or 3-phase, 208Y/120 volts; or other available voltages at the City's option.

Three-phase service will be supplied, if available. Where three-phase and single-phase service is supplied through the same meter, it will be billed on the rate below. Where three-phase service is supplied through a separate meter, it will be billed on the applicable General Service schedule.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Energy Charge: For the first 350 kWh For the next 950 kWh For all over 13,00 kWh For the first 350 kWh For the next 950 kWh For all over 1,300 kWh

Base Rate $11.62 Billing Months July-October $0.097491 / kWh $0.107861 / kWh $0.107753 / kWh

Billing Months November-June

$0.097491 / kWh $0.107861 / kWh $0.100240 / kWh

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt-hour reading and the previous month's watt-hour meter reading.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2021 – to be replaced by Rate R – Residential Rate on October 1, 2022.

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RATE 18-RESIDENTIAL SERVICE, NON-ELECTRIC WATER HEATER (Formally Rate Schedule R) Availability Available only to residential customers in residences, condominiums, mobile homes, or individually metered apartments, which provide independent and permanent facilities, complete for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation. In addition, all energy required for all water heating is not supplied electrically, and all electric energy used in such dwelling must be recorded through a single meter.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60 Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, where available, single- phase, 120/240 volts; or 3-phase, 208Y/120 volts; or other available voltages at the City's option.

Three-phase service will be supplied, if available. Where three-phase and single-phase service is supplied through the same meter, it will be billed on the rate below. Where three-phase service is supplied through a separate meter, it will be billed on the applicable General Service schedule.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Energy Charge: For the first 350 kWh For the next 950 kWh For all over 1,300 kWh For the first 350 kWh For the next 950 kWh For all over 1,300 kWh

Base Rate $11.62 Billing Months July-October $0.097491 / kWh $0.097491 / kWh $0.107752 / kWh

Billing Months November-June

$0.097491 / kWh $0.110050 / kWh $0.099058 / kWh

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt-hour reading and the previous month's watt-hour meter reading.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2021 – to be replaced by Rate R – Residential Rate on October 1, 2022.

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RATE R-RESIDENTIAL SERVICE Availability Available only to residential customers in residences, condominiums, mobile homes, or individually metered apartments, which provide independent and permanent facilities, complete for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation. All electric energy used in such dwelling must be recorded through a single meter.

Type Of Service The City will furnish 60 Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, where available, single-phase, 120/240 volts; or 3-phase, 208Y/120 volts; or other available voltages at the City's option.

Three-phase service will be supplied, if available. Where three-phase and single-phase service is supplied through the same meter, it will be billed on the rate below. Where three-phase service is supplied through a separate meter, it will be billed on the applicable General Service schedule.

Monthly Rate Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Energy Charge For the first 350 kWh Over 350 kWh For the first 350 kWh Over 350 kWh

Rate $23.40 Billing Months July-October $0.090702 / kWh $0.095427 / kWh

Billing Months November-June

$0.090702 / kWh $0.080650 / kWh

Determination Of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt-hour reading and the previous month's watt-hour meter reading.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2022.

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RATE 10‐GENERAL SERVICE; COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL Availability (a) Available to the individual customer. (b) Service under this Schedule shall be used only by the contracting customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on a single, contiguous premises. (c) This Schedule is not available to the individual customer who qualifies for a Residential or Industrial Schedule nor for auxiliary or breakdown service and power hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in the contract with the customer. (d) The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits, for the delivery of such power, and the City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event it is delayed in, or is prevented from, furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Demand Charge: For the first 30 kW of Billing Demand per month For all over 30 kW of Billing Demand per month Energy Charge: For the First 125 kWh per KW Billing Demand Per Month: For the first 3,000 kWh For the next 87,000 kWh For all over 90,000 kWh For the Next 275 kWh Billing Demand Per Month: For the first 6,000 kWh For the next 95,000 kWh For all over 101,000 kWh For all Over 400 kWh per kW Billing Demand Per Month: For all kWh per month

Base Rate $17.11 No charge $5.65 / kW

$0.152846 / kWh $0.076709 / kWh $0.060829 / kWh $0.105562 / kWh $0.078176 / kWh $0.075619 / kWh $0.069960 / kWh

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Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand The City will install a permanent demand meter when the monthly consumption of the customer equals or exceeds 3,000 kWh, or when tests indicate a demand of 15 kW or more, however, at its option, the City may install such a meter for any customer served under this Schedule.

The demand for billing purposes each month shall be the largest of the following: (1) The maximum integrated thirty‐minute demand measured in the previous 12 months including the month for which the bill is rendered.

(2) Fifty percent (50%) of the customer's maximum‐recorded demand.

(3) 30 Kilowatts (kW).

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐hour meter reading.

Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 90 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 90 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

RATE 11‐GENERAL SERVICE, COMMERCIAL, WATER HEATER Availability This rate is available only to customers receiving service at 575 volts or less on Rate 10 or Rate 21, provided that water heaters are of the insulated storage type, and that energy used is limited to the heating of water for purposes other than space heating.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60 Hertz service, single or three (3) phase, sub‐metered at the same point of delivery and at the same voltage as the energy which is delivered to the customer on Rate 10 or Rate 21.

Monthly Rate For the first 100 kWh $0.130004 / kWh For all over 100 kWh

Base Rate $0.130004 / kWh $0.089779 / kWh

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Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐hour meter reading.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

RATE SCHEDULE 21‐INDUSTRIAL SERVICE Availability Available only to establishments classified as "Manufacturing Industries" by the Standard Industrial Classification Manual, 1957 or later revision published by the Office of Management and Budget, United States Government.

Service under this Schedule shall be used solely by the contracting customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on a single, contiguous premises.

This Schedule is not available for auxiliary or breakdown service, and power delivered hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in the contract with the customer.

The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary right‐of‐way, rights, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits, for the delivery of such power, and the City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event that it is delayed in, or is prevented from furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights‐of‐way, rights, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits. (a) Available to the individual customer.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

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Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Demand Charge: For the first 30 kW of Billing Demand per month For all over 30 kW of Billing Demand per month Energy Charge: For the First 125 kWh per kW Billing Demand Per Month: For the first 3,000 kWh For the next 87,000 kWh For all over 90,000 kWh For the Next 275 kWh Billing Demand Per Month: For the first 140,000 kWh For all over 140,000 kWh For all Over 400 kWh per kW Billing Demand Per Month: For all kWh per month

Base Rate $26.62 No Charge $5.59/kW

$0.151881 /kWh $0.082220 /kWh $0.065119 /kWh $0.075741 /kWh $0.068167 /kWh $0.064734 /kWh

Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand The City will install a permanent demand meter when the monthly consumption of the customer equals or exceeds 3,000 kWh, or when tests indicate a demand of 15 kW or more, however, at its option, the City may install such a meter for any customer served under this Schedule.

The demand for billing purposes each month shall be the largest of the following: (1) The maximum integrated thirty‐minute demand measured in the previous 12 months including the month for which the bill is rendered.

(2) Fifty percent (50%) of the customer's maximum‐recorded demand.

(3) 30 Kilowatts (kW).

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐ hour meter reading.

Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 90 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 90 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

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RATE 24‐ BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SERVICE Availability (a) Available only as temporary service to builders for use in the construction of buildings or other establishments which will receive, upon completion, permanent electric service from the City's lines. (b) This Schedule is not available for permanent service to any building or other establishment, or for service to construction projects of types other than the foregoing, to rock crushers, asphalt plants, carnivals, fairs, or other non‐permanent connections. Such service will be provided on the City's General Service Schedule. (c) This Schedule is not available for auxiliary or breakdown service, and power delivered hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other Schedule of the City.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Energy Charge: For the first 50 kWh For all over 50 kWh

Base Rate $15.94 $0.000000 / kWh $0.085009 / kWh

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐hour meter reading.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

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RATE 25‐GENERAL SERVICE, ALL ELECTRIC (FORMALLY SCHEDULE CAE) Availability (a) Available to the individual customer, with a 12‐month average load factor over 80 percent. (b) Service under this Schedule shall be used only by the contracting customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on a single, contiguous premise. (c) This Schedule is not available to the individual customer who qualifies for a Residential or Industrial Schedule nor for auxiliary or breakdown service and power hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in the contract with the customer. (d) The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits, for the delivery of such power, and the City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event it is delayed in, or is prevented from, furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits. (e) Available only to establishments in which environmental space conditioning is required and all energy for all such conditioning is supplied electrically through the same meter as all other electric energy used in the establishment.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month: Demand Charge: For the first 30 kW of Billing Demand per month For all over 30 kW of Billing Demand per month

Base Rate $26.55 No charge $5.64 / kW

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Energy Charge: For the First 125 kWh per KW Billing Demand Per Month: For the first 3,000 kWh For the next 87,000 kWh For all over 90,000 kWh For the Next 275 kWh Billing Demand Per Month: For the first 140,000 kWh For all over 140,000 kWh For all Over 400 kWh per kW Billing Demand Per Month: For all kWh per month

Billing Months April-November

Billing Months December-March

$0.147410 / kWh $0.082596 / kWh $0.055702 / kWh

$0.140121 / kWh $0.082599 / kWh $0.055702 / kWh

$0.078768 / kWh $0.070932 / kWh

$0.074875 / kWh $0.067423 / kWh

$0.067986 / kWh

$0.064624 / kWh

Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand The City will install a permanent demand meter when the monthly consumption of the customer equals or exceeds 3,000 kWh, or when tests indicate a demand of 15 kW or more, however, at its option, the City may install such a meter for any customer served under this Schedule.

The demand for billing purposes each month shall be the largest of the following: (1) Fifty percent (50%) of the customer's maximum‐recorded demand.

(2) 30 Kilowatts (kW).

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐hour meter reading.

Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 90 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 90 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

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RATE 33‐GENERAL SERVICE & INDUSTRIAL TIME OF DAY Availability (a) Available on a voluntary and limited basis to individual establishments. (b) Service under this Schedule shall be used only by the contracting customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on a single, contiguous premise. (c) This Schedule is not available to the individual customer who qualifies for a Residential Schedule nor for auxiliary or breakdown service and power hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in the contract with the customer. (d) The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits, for the delivery of such power, and the City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event it is delayed in, or is prevented from, furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge Demand Charge: On‐Peak ‐ June 1 – September 30 (Summer) On‐Peak ‐ October 1 – May 31 (Winter) Energy Charges On‐Peak Off‐Peak

Base Rate $78.37 $16.83 per kW $9.19 per kW $0.048650 per kWh $0.038322 per kWh

Determination of On‐Peak Hours: Season Calendar Months Winter October 1 – May 31 Summer June 1 – September 30

On-Peak Hours 06:00 - 13:00 13:00 - 21:00

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Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand The City will install a permanent demand meter when the monthly consumption of the customer equals or exceeds 3,000 kWh, or when tests indicate a demand of 15 kW or more, however, at its option, the City may install such a meter for any customer served under this Schedule.

The demand for billing purposes each month shall be the largest of the following: (1) The maximum integrated thirty‐minute demand measured during the on peak period hours.

(2) Fifty percent (50%) of the customer's maximum‐recorded demand.

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐hour meter reading.

Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 90 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 90 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

RATE 34‐ COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL COINCIDENT PEAK Availability (a) Available on an experimental case basis for Industrial and Commercial customers whose anticipated total electrical demand exceeds 300 kilowatts and 60% load factor. Until otherwise evaluated and accepted by City Council this rate shall be limited to fifty accounts. (b) Service under this Schedule shall be used only by the contracting customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on a single, contiguous premises. (c) This Schedule is not available to the individual customer who qualifies for a Residential or Industrial Schedule nor for auxiliary or breakdown service and power hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in the contract with the customer.

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(d) The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits, for the delivery of such power, and the City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event it is delayed in, or is prevented from, furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits. This Schedule is available only on a limited basis only after application and approval by the City and further dependent on the City obtaining the necessary equipment for metering.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Monthly Rate

Base Rate

Basic Facilities Charge Demand Charge:

$79.59 Summer Demand Charge Winter Demand Charge

Energy Charges

$21.85 per kW $7.28 per kW $0.060829 per kWh

Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand Billing Demand shall be the average of the integrated clock hour kW demands measured during the hours of the On‐Peak Period on the day identified as the Peak Management Day used by the North Carolina Municipal Power Agency Number 1 (NCMPA1) for wholesale billing purposes during the corresponding month of Customer's billing.

Determination of Billing Demand On‐peak periods are non‐holiday weekdays during the following times: June-September 2pm-6pm December -February 7am-9am All other months 7am-9am and 2pm-6pm

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Notification by City The City will use diligent efforts to predict each monthly system peak and provide advance notice to the Customer. However, the City does not guarantee an accurate prediction, nor does the City guarantee that advance notice will be provided. Notification by the City will be provided to the Customer by direct telephone communications or automatic signal, as mutually agreed. The Customer will hold the City harmless in connection with its notification.

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐ hour meter reading.

Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 90 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 90 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

RATE 35‐COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL COINCIDENT PEAK, NEW LOADS 100kW‐500kW (Formally Schedule CP‐100) Availability (a) Available only to new commercial or industrial loads which begin receiving service after July 1, 1998.

The demand of the new load must equal or exceed 100 kW, but be less than 500 kW during at least three months of a twelve‐month period. (b) Service under this Schedule shall be used only by the contracting customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on a single, contiguous premises. (c) This Schedule is not available to the individual customer who qualifies for a Residential Schedule nor for auxiliary or breakdown service and power hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in the contract with the customer. (d) The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits, for the delivery of such power, and the City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event it is delayed in, or is prevented from, furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits. Available only on a limited basis only after application and approval by the City and further dependent on the City obtaining the necessary equipment for metering.

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Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge Demand Charge Summer Demand Charge Winter Demand Charge Energy Charges

$140.11 (June ‐ September) (October ‐ May)

$25.22 per kW $7.01 per kW $0.049035 per kWh

Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand Billing Demand shall be the average of the integrated clock hour kW demands measured during the hours of the On‐Peak Period on the day identified as the Peak Management Day used by the North Carolina Municipal Power Agency Number 1 (NCMPA1) for wholesale billing purposes during the corresponding month of Customer's billing.

On‐peak periods are non‐holiday weekdays during the following times: June‐September 2pm ‐ 6pm December‐February 7am ‐ 9am All other months 7am‐9am and 2pm‐6pm Notification by City The City will use diligent efforts to predict each monthly system peak and provide advance notice to the Customer. However, the City does not guarantee an accurate prediction, nor does the City guarantee that advance notice will be provided. Notification by the City will be provided to the Customer by direct telephone communications or automatic signal, as mutually agreed. The Customer will hold the City harmless in connection with its notification.

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐hour meter reading.

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Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 90 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 90 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

RATE 36‐COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL COINCIDENT PEAK, NEW LOADS 500kW‐3000kW (Formally Schedule CP‐100) Availability (a) Available only to new commercial or industrial loads which begin receiving service after July 1, 1998.

The demand of the new load must equal or exceed 500 kW but be less than 3,000 kW during at least three months of a twelve‐month period. (b) Service under this Schedule shall be used only by the contracting customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on a single, contiguous premises. (c) This Schedule is not available to the individual customer who qualifies for a Residential Schedule nor for auxiliary or breakdown service and power hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in the contract with the customer. (d) The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits, for the delivery of such power, and the City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event it is delayed in, or is prevented from, furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits. Available only on a limited basis only after application and approval by the City and further dependent on the City obtaining the necessary equipment for metering.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

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Monthly Rate Basic Facilities Charge Demand Charge Summer Demand Charge Winter Demand Charge Energy Charges

$350.26 (June ‐ September) (October ‐ May)

$24.51 per kW $4.19 per kW $0.047635 per kWh

Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand Billing Demand shall be the average of the integrated clock hour kW demands measured during the hours of the On‐Peak Period on the day identified as the Peak Management Day used by the North Carolina Municipal Power Agency Number 1 (NCMPA1) for wholesale billing purposes during the corresponding month of Customer's billing.

Notification by City The City will use diligent efforts to predict each monthly system peak and provide advance notice to the Customer. However, the City does not guarantee an accurate prediction, nor does the City guarantee that advance notice will be provided. Notification by the City will be provided to the Customer by direct telephone communications or automatic signal, as mutually agreed. The Customer will hold the City harmless in connection with its notification.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

RATE 37‐COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL COINCIDENT PEAK, NEW LOADS EXCEEDING 3000kW (Formally Schedule CP‐3000) Availability (a) Available only to new industrial loads, which begin receiving service after July 1, 1998. The demand of the new load must equal or exceed 3000 kW during at least three months of a twelve‐month period. (b) Service under this Schedule shall be used only by the contracting customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on a single, contiguous premise. (c) This Schedule is not available to the individual customer who qualifies for a Residential Schedule nor for auxiliary or breakdown service and power hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in the contract with the customer.

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(d) The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits, for the delivery of such power, and the City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event it is delayed in, or is prevented from, furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights, privileges, satisfactory point of delivery and permits. This Schedule is available only on a limited basis only after application and approval by the City and further dependent on the City obtaining the necessary equipment for metering.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand Billing Demand shall be the average of the integrated clock hour kW demands measured during the hours of the On‐Peak Period on the day identified as the Peak Management Day used by the North Carolina Municipal Power Agency Number 1 (NCMPA1) for wholesale billing purposes during the corresponding month of Customer's billing.

Determination of Billing Demand On‐peak periods are non‐holiday weekdays during the following times: June‐September 2pm ‐ 6pm December‐February 7am ‐ 9am All other months 7am ‐ 9am and 2pm ‐ 6pm

Notification by City The City will use diligent efforts to predict each monthly system peak and provide advance notice to the Customer. However, the City does not guarantee an accurate prediction, nor does the City guarantee that advance notice will be provided. Notification by the City will be provided to the Customer by direct telephone communications or automatic signal, as mutually agreed. The Customer will hold the City harmless in connection with its notification.

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐ hour meter reading.

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Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 90 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 90 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

RATE 41 ‐ GENERAL SERVICE, NEW CONSTRUCTION

Availability This schedule shall be used solely by the contracting Customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on single, contiguous premises. This schedule is not available for auxiliary or breakdown service. Power delivered under this schedule shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in a contract with the Customer.

The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, franchises, and permits, for the delivery of such power. The City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event it is delayed in, or is prevented from furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights‐of‐way, rights, privileges, franchises, and permits.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 5 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Monthly Rate Base Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month $23.91 Demand Charge For the first 30 kW of Billing Demand per month No charge For all over 30 kW of Billing Demand per month $4.02 per kW Energy Charge For the First 125 kWh per KW Billing Demand Per Month: For the first 3,000 kWh $0.115728 per kWh For the next 87,000 kWh $0.068890 per kWh For all over 90,000 kWh $0.068261 per kWh COMPREHENSIVE FEE SCHEDULE – ELECTRIC | 30

Monthly Rate For the Next 275 kWh Billing Demand Per Month: For the first 6,000 kWh For the next 134,000 kWh For all over 140,000 kWh For all Over 400 kWh per kW Billing Demand Per Month: For all kWh per month

Base Rate $0.064304 per kWh $0.056040 per kWh $0.055025 per kWh $0.052392 per kWh

Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand The City will install a permanent demand meter when the monthly consumption of the customer equals or exceeds 3,000 kWh, or when tests indicate a demand of 15 kW or more, however, at its option, the City may install such a meter for any customer served under this Schedule.

The demand for billing purposes each month shall be the largest of the following: (1) The maximum integrated thirty‐minute demand measured in the previous 12 months including the month for which the bill is rendered.

(2) Fifty percent (50%) of the customer's maximum recorded demand.

(3) 30 Kilowatts (kW).

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐hour meter reading.

Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 85 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 85 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

This rate was designed to match a Duke Power LGS Rate, and will be adjusted whenever the North Carolina Utilities Commission approves a change in the Duke Power rate.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2021.

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RATE 43 ‐ INDUSTRIAL SERVICE, NEW CONSTRUCTION

Availability Available only to initial customer of new commercial buildings completed after September 1, 2003. The customer shall be an establishment classified as "Manufacturing Industries" by the Standard Industrial Classification Manual, 1957 or later revision published by the Office of Management and Budget, United States Government, and only where more than fifty percent (50%) of the total electric consumption of such establishment is used for its manufacturing processes. Minimum load to qualify is 30 kW. This schedule shall be used solely by the Customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on single, contiguous premises. This schedule is not available for auxiliary or breakdown service. Power delivered under this schedule shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for, under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in a contract with the Customer.

The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, franchises, and permits, for the delivery of such power. The City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event it is delayed in, or is prevented from furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights‐of‐way, rights, privileges, franchises, and permits.

Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 25 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Monthly Rate Base Rate Basic Facilities Charge per month $19.27 Demand Charge For the first 30 kW of Billing Demand per month No charge For all over 30 kW of Billing Demand per month $4.51 per kW Energy Charge For the First 125 kWh per KW Billing Demand Per Month: For the first 3,000 kWh $0.116804 per kWh For the next 87,000 kWh $0.065937 per kWh For all over 90,000 kWh $0.063156 per kWh For the Next 275 kWh Billing Demand Per Month: For the next 140,000 kWh $0.053433 per kWh For all over 140,000 kWh $0.051613 per kWh For all Over 400 kWh per kW Billing Demand Per Month: For all kWh per month $0.049263 per kWh COMPREHENSIVE FEE SCHEDULE – ELECTRIC | 32

Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand The City will install a permanent demand meter when the monthly consumption of the customer equals or exceeds 3,000 kWh, or when tests indicate a demand of 15 kW or more, however, at its option, the City may install such a meter for any customer served under this Schedule.

The demand for billing purposes each month shall be the largest of the following: (1) The maximum integrated thirty‐minute demand measured in the previous 12 months including the month for which the bill is rendered.

(2) Fifty percent (50%) of the customer's maximum recorded demand.

(3) 30 Kilowatts (kW).

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐hour meter reading.

Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 85 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 85 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

This rate was designed to match a Duke Power I Rate, and will be adjusted whenever the North Carolina Utilities Commission approves a change in the Duke Power rate.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

RATE 45 ‐TIME OF DAY INDUSTRIAL SERVICE, NEW CONSTRUCTION

Availability Available only to new commercial or industrial loads which begin receiving service after July 1, 2003. The demand of the new load must equal or exceed 500 kW during at least three months of a twelve‐month period. Service under this Schedule shall be used solely by the contracting customer in a single enterprise, located entirely on a single contiguous site or premises.

This Schedule is not available for auxiliary or breakdown service and power delivered hereunder shall not be used for resale or exchange or in parallel with other electric power, or as a substitute for power contracted for or which may be contracted for under any other schedule of the City, except at the option of the City, under special terms and conditions expressed in writing in the contract with the Customer.

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The obligations of the City in regard to supplying power are dependent upon its securing and retaining all necessary rights‐of‐way, privileges, franchises, and permit for the delivery of such power, and the City shall not be liable to any customer or applicant for power in the event the City is delayed in, or is prevented from furnishing the power by its failure to secure and retain such rights‐of‐way, rights, privileges, franchises, and/or permits.

Available only to initial customer of new commercial buildings completed after September 1, 2003. The customer shall be an establishment classified as "Manufacturing Industries" by the Standard Industrial Classification Manual, 1957 or later revision published by the Office of Management and Budget, United States Government, and only where more than fifty percent (50%) of the total electric consumption of such establishment is used for its manufacturing processes. Minimum load to qualify is 30 kW. Type of Service The City will furnish 60‐Hertz service through one meter, at one delivery point, at the available voltage. The type of service supplied will depend upon the voltage available. Prospective customers should determine the available voltage by contacting the City before purchasing equipment.

Motors of less than 5 HP may be single‐phase. All motors of more than 25 HP must be equipped with starting compensators. The City reserves the right, when in its opinion the installation would not be detrimental to the service of the City, to permit other types of motors.

Basic Facilities Charge Demand Charge On‐Peak June 1 — September 30 (Summer) On‐Peak October 1 ‐ May 31 (Winter) Energy Charge All Energy

$32.17 $15.4708 per kW $8.6707 per kW $0.045105 per kWh

Determination of On-Peak Hours: Season Calendar Months Winter October 1 – May 31 Summer June 1 – September 30

On-Peak Hours 06:00‐13:00 13:00 ‐ 21:00

Definition of "Month" The term "month" as used in this Schedule means the period intervening between meter readings for the purposes of monthly billing. Readings are taken once a month at intervals of approximately thirty days.

Determination of Billing Demand The City will install a permanent demand meter when the monthly consumption of the customer equals or exceeds 3,000 kWh, or when tests indicate a demand of 15 kW or more, however, at its option, the City may install such a meter for any customer served under this Schedule.

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The demand for billing purposes each month shall be the largest of the following: (1) The maximum integrated thirty‐minute demand measured during the applicable season on‐peak period during the month for which the bill is rendered.

(2) Fifty percent (50%) of the customer's maximum recorded demand.

Determination of Energy The kWh of energy shall be the difference between the current month's watt‐hour reading and the previous month's watt‐hour meter reading.

Power Factor Correction When the average monthly power factor of the Customer's power requirements is less than 85 percent, the City may correct the integrated demand in kilowatts for that month by multiplying by 85 percent and dividing the average power factor in percent for that month.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

This rate was designed to match a Duke Power OPT I & OPT G Rates, and will be adjusted whenever the North Carolina Utilities Commission approves a change in the Duke Power rate.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

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RATE 17— OUTDOOR LIGHTING SERVICE (Formally Rate Schedule ODL Availability Available to the individual customer at locations on the City's distribution system.

Monthly Rate (A) BRACKET MOUNTED LUMINAIRES All-night outdoor lighting service using City standard equipment mounted on standard poles: Lumens LED 5,682 9,500 4,985 16,974 26,435 11,424 16,959 51,571 51,571 (B)

Wattage

50 54 47 150 238 86 130 420 420

kWh per Month 14 15 13 41 65 23 35 113 113

Type of Fixture

Suburban Urban (Cobra Head) Post Top (town & Country) Urban (Cobra Head) Urban (Cobra Head) Architectural/Parking Lot Architectural/Parking Lot (Closed) High Mast, Concrete Base (Single Fixture) High Mast, Concrete Base (Add for Double)

Monthly Charge $10.44 $10.88 $14.31 $21.34 $26.31 $35.73 $37.58 $101.73 $32.79

OTHER LUMINAIRES

Decorative and non-standard luminaires can be installed on request, at the City's option, at the rate in (A) above plus an extra monthly charge equal to 1.7% of the estimated difference in cost installed between the luminaire and structure requested and the equivalent luminaire and wood pole in (A) above.

(C)

UNDERGROUND CHARGES

(1) Additional monthly charge for the underground conductor system: Feet per Pole From Overhead System From Underground System 0-100 Feet $0.69 $0.49 100-200 Feet $1.24 $1.05 200-300 Feet $2.22 $2.02 300-400 Feet $3.19 $2.99 400-500 Feet $4.15 $3.94

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(D)

OTHER CHARGES (1)

Additional monthly charge for the following items: Item

Extra Pole (35’ Wood) Extra Pole Height (40’ Wood) Extra Pole Height (45’ Wood) Extra Pole Height (50’ Wood) Extra Pole Height (55’ Wood) Lighting Control Center

Charge per Month $2.71 $2.95 $4.45 $10.06 $10.97 $66.70

Item Down Guy Fiberglass Pole (30/35’) Fiberglass Pole (40’) Long Bracket Aluminum Pole (50’) Decorative Base

Charge per Month $0.92 $5.17 $6.88 $1.10 $20.00 $4.26

(E) Service using overhead conductors is not available in any area designated by the City as underground distribution area, nor in any area, location, or premises being served from an underground source.

(F) When the installation requires the cutting and replacing of pavement of more than one drive or one walkway per luminaire, 1.7% of the estimated cost of this cutting and replacing of pavement will be added to the charges above.

(G) When an installation is in an area served by a concrete-encased duct system, additional charges stated above, will not apply and, instead, the additional monthly charge will be 1.7% of the estimated cost of the underground conductor system.

Explanatory Notes A. Lamps will burn from approximately one half-hour after sunset until approximately one half-hour before sunrise. The City will readily replace burned-out lamps and otherwise maintain the luminaires during regular day-time working hours following notification by the Customer.

B. Luminaires will be installed only on City-owned poles, and all facilities necessary for service under this Schedule, including fixtures, lamps, controls, poles, hardware, transformers, conductors, and other appurtenances shall be owned and maintained by the City.

C. Equipment (such as disconnecting switches) not supplied by the City as standard is not available under this Schedule and shall not be installed by the Customer.

D.

This Schedule is not available for seasonal or other part-time operation of outdoor luminaires.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after July 1, 2014.

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RATE 29— FLOOD LIGHTING SERVICE (Formally Rate Schedule FL) Availability Available to the individual customer at locations on the City's distribution system.

Monthly Rate (A) BRACKET MOUNTED LUMINAIRES All-night outdoor lighting service using City standard equipment mounted on standard poles: kWh per Month High Pressure Sodium Vapor 27,500 104 50,000 156 Metal Halide 20,000 94 40,000 155 110,000 302 LED 21,286 54 47,185 102 51,571 113

Lumens

(B)

Type of Fixture

Monthly Charge

250 Watt 400 Watt

$20.60 $22.48

250 Watt 400 Watt 1,000 Watt

$20.60 $22.48 $30.40

199 Watt (250w/400w eq.)

376 Watt Mongoose (roadway) 420 Watt (1,000 w eq.)

$22.48 $40.46 $30.40

OTHER LUMINAIRES

Decorative and non-standard luminaires can be installed on request, at the City's option, at the rate in (A) above plus an extra monthly charge equal to 1.7% of the estimated difference in cost installed between the luminaire and structure requested and the equivalent luminaire and wood pole in (A) above.

(C)

UNDERGROUND CHARGES

(1)

Additional monthly charge for the underground conductor system: Feet per Pole From Overhead System From Underground System 0-100 Feet $0.69 $0.49 100-200 Feet $1.24 $1.05 200-300 Feet $2.22 $2.02 300-400 Feet $3.19 $2.99 400-500 Feet $4.15 $3.94

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(D)

OTHER CHARGES

(1) Additional monthly charge for the following items: Item Extra Pole (35’ Wood) Extra Pole Height (40’ Wood) Extra Pole Height (45’ Wood) Extra Pole Height (50’ Wood) Extra Pole Height (55’ Wood) Lighting Control Center

Charge per Month $2.71 $2.95 $4.45 $10.06 $10.97 $66.70

Item Down Guy Fiberglass Pole (30/35’) Fiberglass Pole (40’) Long Bracket Aluminum Pole (50’) Decorative Base

Charge per Month $0.92 $5.17 $6.88 $1.10 $20.00 $4.26

(E) Service using overhead conductors is not available in any area designated by the City as underground distribution area, nor in any area, location, or premises being served from an underground source.

(F) When the installation requires the cutting and replacing of pavement of more than one drive or one walkway per luminaire, 1.7% of the estimated cost of this cutting and replacing of pavement will be added to the charges above.

(G) When an installation is in an area served by a concrete-encased duct system, additional charges stated above, will not apply and, instead, the additional monthly charge will be 1.7% of the estimated cost of the underground conductor system.

Explanatory Notes A. Lamps will burn from approximately one half-hour after sunset until approximately one half-hour before sunrise. The City will readily replace burned-out lamps and otherwise maintain the luminaires during regular day-time working hours following notification by the Customer.

B. Luminaires will be installed only on City-owned poles, and all facilities necessary for service under this Schedule, including fixtures, lamps, controls, poles, hardware, transformers, conductors, and other appurtenances shall be owned and maintained by the City.

C. Equipment (such as disconnecting switches) not supplied by the City as standard is not available under this Schedule, and shall not be installed by the Customer.

D.

This Schedule is not available for seasonal or other part-time operation of outdoor luminaires.

Sales Tax The appropriate North Carolina sales tax shall be added to the above electric rates.

Effective for bills rendered on and after October 1, 2019.

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FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE INSPECTIONS, PREVENTION, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, AND STANDBY FEES 1st Reinspection $50.00, 2nd reinsp. $100.00, 3rd Fire Inspection Routine N/C reinsp. $200.00, 4th $200.00 & Judicial Daycare inspection $50.00 Foster Care Inspection $50.00 Group Home Inspection $50.00 ABC Permit State required Fire Inspection $50.00 Complaint Inspection $50.00 if complaint is found to be valid Requested Inspection outside of routine inspections $100.00 schedule After normal business hours inspection $200.00

VIOLATION FEES Life Safety Violations One Year Period Locked or blocked exit doors Overcrowding Unauthorized Operation or Occupancy Failure to post or Improper posting of address Failure to post or improper posting of FDC sign Failure to maintain or inspect fire protection systems Non-functioning fire detection or suppression systems Occupant on call list fails to respond for incident Intentional/Malicious False Report of an incident or alarm Novelty Lanterns or Illegal Fireworks

1st violation $150.00, 2nd violation $500.00, 3rd violation $1,000.00 Life Safety Violation fee accessed per door $100 per person each occurrence 1st violation $100.00, 2nd violation $250.00, 3rd violation $500.00 $50.00 $50.00 $100.00 (building or hood) 1st $150.00, 2nd $300.00, 3rd $500.00 & judicial $100.00 $150.00 & vehicle/apparatus response cost $100.00

PERMIT & INSPECTION FEES Pyrotechnics Display Blasting & Explosives Tent, Stage or Canopies Underground Tank removal, abatement, or installation Fire Pump acceptance test Sprinkler/Standpipe or Alarm System acceptance test

$200.00 per event (includes fire engine, crew and inspector standby for shoot) $150.00 for 1-day, $300.00 for 90-days max $50.00 each (assembly/cooking) $25.00 each (multiple tents at event or festival) $100.00 per tank $150.00 $150.00 COMPREHENSIVE FEE SCHEDULE – FIRE | 40

FEES FOR SERVICE Fire Hydrant/Water availability flow test FD Personnel Witness Fire test Environmental/Fire Survey

$100.00 $50.00 $50.00 per address

APPARATUS, VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL FEES Engine Company Truck/Ladder Company Heavy Rescue

Existing Fee in Special Events-Light duty Quick Response vehicles Chief Officer Inspector/Investigator Safety Officer Specialty Companies (Haz-Mat, Tech Rescue) Specialty Company (Dive/Water Rescue/Recovery) Gator or specialty units Support vehicle, trailer Personnel recalled or duty

$150.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $250.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $200.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $50.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $50.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $50.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $50.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $300.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $200.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $50.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) $25.00 (Per unit per hour or any part thereof) Time and half of the hourly salary of recalled personnel

RESPONSE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EMERGENCIES: FEES AND CHARGES Engine Company Response

$175.00 per hour, assessed in half hour increments after the first hour.

Ladder Company Response $175.00 per hour, assessed in half hour increments after the first hour.

Rescue Company Response $175.00 per hour, assessed in half hour increments after the first hour.

Modified Hazardous Materials $175.00 per hour, assessed in half hour increments after the first Response hour.

Full Hazardous Materials Response $350.00 per hour, assessed in half hour increments after the first hour.

Battalion Chief Response $50.00 per hour, assessed in half hour increments after the first hour.

Any other actual costs of abatement, control, and containment of Hazardous Materials to include, but not limited to: any supplies, materials, equipment, and/or firefighting foam which may be required.

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HIGH POINT TRANSIT HPTS Fares Regular Fare/Single Ride Ticket $1.25 Senior Citizen (60+) With Proof of Age $0.60 Individual with Disability with HPTS ID Card $0.60 Medicare Cardholder $0.60 Children 43" or Shorter (limit 3 per paying adult) Free Transfers (with use of smart card) Free In addition to paying the exact cash fare, Hi Tran has several types of passes that passengers may use to make riding convenient Regular Fare 30-Day Pass $40.00 Reduced Fare 30-Day Pass $20.00 Reloadable Value Card - Card must be purchased for $2 and then passengers may add as little as $2 and up to $50 Passengers who have lost their HPTS half fare ID card will need to purchase a new card

HPTS ACCESS Fares Individual One-Way Trip $2.50 PCA (Personal Care Attendant) Free Agency Purchased One-Way Trip $14.00 In addition to paying the exact care fare, individuals or agencies may purchase tickets in bulk at the appropriate rate

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LIBRARY LIBRARY CARDS AND OVERDUE FEES Library cards are free to anyone with photo ID and proof of current address.

If you owe fees amounting to $5.00 or more, your account must be paid in full before materials may be checked out or renewed. Online renewals are also restricted to fees amounting to $5.00 or more. Also, those owing $5 or more may not use the library's Public Computing Center or submit Interlibrary Loan requests until the amount is paid in full.

PUBLIC COMPUTING CENTER Black & White Prints Color Prints Copier fee per page Flash Drives (4GB) Fax transactions Ear buds

$0.20 each $0.40 each $0.10 each $2.00 each $1.75 for first page and $1.00 per each additional page $2.00 per pack

HERITAGE RESEARCH CENTER Obituaries There is no fee to search our High Point Enterprise index for a single obituary. Requests are accepted via telephone, e‐mail, or ground mail. There is no search fee to conduct a surname search of obituaries, if you visit the library. The search will be conducted as time allows. The cost of copies requested by phone or e‐mail will be determined on an individual basis.

Photocopies Requests for articles or information from the High Point Enterprise will be accepted if an entry can be located in our index or if a specific date is specified. The index we've created includes only stories related to High Point, itself, and with the exception of obituaries, only covers the period since 1997.

We can also search city directories for individual listings (maximum of 5 years searched at one time), or provide copies from local histories, genealogies, record abstracts, and original records on microfilm.

We limit remote users to one specific request per contact, one contact per day. If found, a hard copy of the item will be reproduced and mailed at a cost of $2 for the first 5 pages and .25 for each additional page, up to a maximum of 20 pages.

Scanning Requests for scanned images are limited to one specific item per inquiry, one inquiry per day. A valid e‐mail address is required, and scanned images will be processed and sent as an attachment, free of charge, as time allows. Requests for scanned images received on weekends will be filled during the following week.

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FARMERS MARKET Vendors must submit an application to the Market Manager for consideration. The Market season runs from late April to the end of October.

Fee for One Week $15.00 Fee for Four Weeks $50.00 Fee for the Full Season (Please note, the full season may be paid in four installments of $50 each. There will be no refunds for $200.00 rain cancellations for those paying for a full season) Note

All services and prices are subject to change at any time, without notice, at the discretion of the Library Board of Trustees.

All Returned Checks are Subject to a $25 Fee

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PARKING PARKING DECKS Broad Street # Spaces 292 Spaces

Hourly $1.00

Daily $7.00

Plaza # Spaces 654 Spaces

Hourly $1.00

Daily $7.00

Main Street (Hotel) # Spaces 252 Spaces

Hourly $1.00

Daily $7.00

The Pit # Spaces 36 Spaces

Hourly N/A

Daily N/A

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PARKS & RECREATION REFUND POLICY Shelters, Fields, and Facility Rental Refunds If a customer cancels a reservation at least fourteen (14) days prior to the rental date, a full refund will be issued. If a customer cancels less than fourteen (14) days prior to the rental date, there will be no refund unless approved by the Director of Parks & Recreation or his or her designee. A full refund is given if High Point Parks & Recreation Department cancels a facility rental. All cancellations and requests for refunds must be in writing or submitted by email.

Shelter Rentals- Rainout Refunds A rainout is defined as a shelter cancellation due to inclement weather conditions. The renter must call on the day of their event to cancel because of rain. If the customer uses a shelter at any time during their rental, they will forfeit their refund.

• If the event is scheduled at Oak Hollow Park, Festival Park, North Overlook or Sailboat Point, customers should call 336-883-3494.

• If the event is scheduled at High Point City Lake, customers should call 336-883-3498.

• For all other park rentals, the customer should call or leave a voicemail at 336-883-3469.

The customer can receive a refund or reschedule for another date at the time of cancellation. We are not allowed to carry a credit on a customer’s account for more than two (2) weeks. If the customer has not called back to reschedule by two (2) weeks after the original reserved date, we will process a refund. If the renter uses the shelter at any time during their rental, they will forfeit this rainout refund.

Campground Refunds If a customer cancels a reservation at least seven (7) days prior to the scheduled arrival date, a full refund will be issued. If a customer cancels or reschedules less than seven (7) days prior to the arrival date, a refund will be issued minus one (1) night’s stay at the reserved rate. No refunds will be issued for early departures, late arrivals, or for cancellations and rescheduling requests that are made on the scheduled arrival date. All cancellations and requests for refunds must be in writing or submitted by email Program Refunds If the High Point Parks & Recreation Department cancels a program, a full refund will be issued. Refunds requested by customers will be issued on a case-by-case basis and must be in writing or by email. There may be specific cancellation policies that vary by program. Unless noted otherwise, if a program has not begun and no costs have been expended for the participant (i.e. t-shirt, trophy, etc.), a full refund may be issued. If expenses have occurred for the participant, the refund will be the cost of the program minus any expenses that have occurred. If a customer has participated in more than half of the program, no refund will be issued.

BEER & WINE POLICY Rules for the Sale of Malt Beverages and/or Unfortified Wine 1. The sale of alcoholic beverages is permitted at Oak Hollow and Blair Park Golf Courses.

2. Beer (malt beverages) will be sold and dispensed in accordance with North Carolina ABC regulations.

All state laws concerning the sale and consumption of beer shall be strictly adhered to.

3. At least one grillroom employee shall be eighteen (18) years of age or older during any particular shift.

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B. Improper or disruptive conduct C. Person(s) appearing to be intoxicated D. Lack of Identification 5. Any person violating State alcoholic beverage laws as a part of their course of employment shall be subject to appropriate personnel action up to and including dismissal.

6. Any person observed by city staff to be violating State ABC Laws by providing beer to anyone underage shall have their golf playing privileges suspended.

Park Rentals 1. Alcoholic beverages are allowed during exclusive rentals or special events at the following facilities: Oak Hollow Tennis Center, Oak Hollow Park, High Point City Lake Park and High Point Athletic Complex.

2. All State laws concerning the sale and consumption of beer (malt beverages) shall be strictly adhered to.

3. Persons or agencies permitted to serve beer or wine must provide the city with a certificate of insurance showing $2,000,000 dollars of liability insurance coverage.

ATHLETIC FACILITY RENTALS High Point Athletic Complex Ed Price Baseball Stadium Correll/Morris Soccer Stadium Aderholt Football/Track Stadium (football games and track meets) North, South, and West Soccer Fields

$125.00 per game $125.00 per game $250.00 per game/meet $450.00 for more than one game/meet $25.00 per hour for practice, $100 per game

Johnson Street Ballpark Per game, per field Practice

$125.00 per game $25.00 per practice

Games and Practices- baseball, softball, football, and soccer fields Includes fields at Allen Jay Park, Armstrong Park, Brentwood, Burnett Park, Cedrow Park, Deep River, Harvell Park, Hedgecock Park, Oakview, Morehead, Macedonia Park, Washington Terrace Park, West End Park, and North, South, and West soccer fields at High Point Athletic Complex.

Per game $100.00 per game Practice $25.00 per hour Tournament Fees 1st field $250.00, per day 2nd field $200.00, per day 3rd field or more $150.00, per field, per day

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Youth Athletic Camp Rental Fee Half Day, up to 4 hours, 5 days Full Day, 4-8 hours, 5 days

$500.00 per park, per week $1,000.00 per park, per week

Other Athletic Field Rental Fees Additional Field Preparation Fee Attendant Fee Concession Stand Use Concession Fee - Applies if concessions are being sold without renting a concession stand. Does not apply to school groups.

Gate Fee - Applies if an entrance/parking fee is charged to tournament spectators. Does not apply to school groups.

Merchandise Sales Fee - Applies if merchandise such as tshirts, hats, etc. are being sold. Does not apply to school groups.

Track Equipment Use Fee - use of track equipment: hurdles, long jump rakes, pole vault and high jump bars.

Festival Rate - Non-Profit Groups & Organizations Festival Rate - For-Profit Events & Concerts West End Cross Country Course Fee

$30.00 per hour (includes 2 people, 3-hour minimum) $20.00 per hour, per employee (2-hour minimum) $100.00 per event $50.00 per event $50.00 per event $50.00 per event $250.00 per month 1st day- $1,000.00, 2nd day- $500.00 1st day- $1,500.00, 2nd day- $1000.00 $100.00 per meet

FESTIVAL PARK Non-Profit Groups and Organizations* 1st Day 2nd Day North Overlook and Festival Park $1,000.00 $500.00 North Overlook or Festival Park $800.00 $400.00 *Non-profit groups must provide a copy of their valid 501(c) (3) designation to qualify for non-profit rates.

For-Profit Events and Concerts 1st Day 2nd Day North Overlook and Festival Park $2,000.00 $1,000.00 North Overlook or Festival Park $1,500.00 $1,000.00

GOLF COURSES: BLAIR PARK AND OAK HOLLOW Play & Ride - Weekdays 18-holes 9-holes with cart Ladies (Thursdays at Blair Park, Tuesdays at Oak Hollow) Seniors (Monday-Friday only, ages 55+)

Blair Park $27.00 $19.00 $24.00 $24.00

Oak Hollow $34.00 $24.00 $26.00 $26.00

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Play & Ride – Weekdays (cont.)

Juniors (must be 16 years of age to drive cart) Twilight - starting time varies during the year College Student Rate 18-hole Junior Special - (after 12 noon) playing with an adult who paid the Regular 18-hole fee 18-hole Junior Special - (after 12 noon) playing with an adult who paid the Regular 9-hole fee Walking - Weekdays 18-holes 9-holes Ladies (Thursdays at Blair Park, Tuesdays at Oak Hollow) Seniors (ages 55+) Juniors (under 18) Seniors & Juniors: 9 Holes (after 1 p.m.)

Play & Ride - Weekends 18-holes, before 12 noon 18-holes, after 12 noon 18-hole Junior Special - (after 12 noon) playing with an adult who paid the Regular 18-hole fee 9-hole Junior Special - (after 12 noon) playing with an adult who paid the Regular 9-hole fee Walking - Weekends 18-holes before 12 noon 18-holes after 12 noon 9-holes (last three hours of play) Juniors (after 2 p.m.)

College Student (after 2 p.m.)

Winter Rates - Start December 1 and run through February 28 Play & Ride – Weekends (Saturday, Sunday, & Holidays) Play & Ride – Weekdays (Monday – Friday) Play & Ride – Seniors (weekdays only) Greens Fees- School Groups, Weekdays only, Per Team/Per Season Limited to 3 golf teams at any one time, golf carts not provided College Golf Team High School Golf Team Middle School Golf Team (Limit 2 days per week) Golf Carts 9-holes - per person, per cart 18-holes - per person, per cart

Blair Park $24.00 $22.00 $24.00

Oak Hollow $26.00 $25.00 $26.00

$12.00

$15.00

$9.00

$10.00

Blair Park $15.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $8.00 Blair Park $33.00 $27.000

Oak Hollow $19.00 $14.00 $14.00 $14.00 $14.00 $10.00 Oak Hollow $43.00 $37.00

$12.00

$15.00

$9.00

$10.00

Blair Park $33.00 $18.00 $12.00 $12.00 $15.00

Oak Hollow $43.00 $28.00 $15.00 $15.00 $22.00

Blair Park

Oak Hollow

$24.00 $20.00 $20.00

$32.00 $28.00 $22.00

Blair Park

Oak Hollow

$500.00 $575.00 $300.00 Blair Park $9.00 $15.00

$500.00 $575.00 $300.00 Oak Hollow $9.00 $15.00

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Locker Rental: Yearly Entire Golf Course Rental Monday - Thursday, all day, up to 120 golfers Monday - Thursday, 9 a.m. start time, up to 120 golfers Friday, all day, up to 120 golfers Friday, 9 a.m. start time, up to 120 golfers Oak Hollow Shelter (free with $300 in Grillroom purchases) Golf Discount Card

NA Blair Park $2,750.00 $2,250.00 $3,000.00 $2,500.00 NA $50.00

$10.00 Oak Hollow $3,500.00 $3,000.00 $3,750.00 $3,250.00 $50.00 $50.00

HIGH POINT CITY LAKE PARK Amusements Amusement Rides (Carousel and Train) Price per ticket Price per ticket - School Groups Only Price per ticket - Combo- Train & Merry-Go-Round, (School Groups Only) Daily Discount Tickets- unlimited use Carousel and Train Price per ticket Price per ticket for groups of 25 or more Additional price per ticket to add Miniature Golf Boat Ride Price per ticket Group Rental – per ½ hour Group Rental – per hour Miniature Golf 18 holes, per person All Day Golf Pass, per person Hourly Rental – Train, Carousel & Golf (subject to availability) One Amusement Two Amusements Three Amusements Operator Fee (per hour, per amusement)

$2.00 $1.00 $1.80

$5.00 $4.00 $1.75 $2.50 $50.00 $90.00 $3.00 $5.00

$120.00 $220.00 $320.00 $15.00

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High Point City Lake Marina Launch Fees Boat Launch Kayaks, Canoes, and Paddleboards 10 Boat Launches Rentals Solo Kayak (all day) Tandem Kayak (all day) Stand Up Paddleboard (all day) Canoe (all day) Paddle Boats - 2-seater, per ½ hour Paddle Boats - 3-seater, per ½ hour Fishing Boats Fishing Boat with Motor Bank Fishing Adults (ages 16-54) Youth (ages 12-15), Seniors (ages 55+), and people with disabilities Children under the age of 12 Yearly Bank Fishing Pass Adults (ages 16-54) Youth (ages 12-15), Seniors (ages 55+), and people with disabilities Yearly Launch Pass – powered and non-powered boats Both lakes (High Point City Lake and Oak Hollow Lake) Both lakes (Seniors, ages 55+) One lake (Designated as High Point City Lake or Oak Hollow Lake)

$7.00 $4.00 $60.00 $12.00 $20.00 $15.00 $12.00 $7.00 $8.00 $10.00 $30.00 $2.00 $1.00 Free $30.00 $25.00

$120.00 $75.00 $75.00

Meeting & Events Center Rentals Resident Non-Resident One Room Rental – Hourly Rate (4-Hour Minimum) $75.00 $125.00 Two Room Rental – Hourly Rate (4-Hour Minimum) $100.00 $150.00 Staff Fee – For events that run past their scheduled time $25.00 per hour $25.00 per hour Room rental rates include table/chair setup and breakdown, A/V equipment usage, podium (when applicable) and on-site event host.

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High Point City Lake Park Shelters – based on a 4-hour period Shelter #1 $50.00 Shelter #2 $80.00 Shelter #3 $80.00 Shelter #4 $45.00 Shelter #5 $50.00 Shelter #6 $85.00 Shelter #7 $85.00 Shelter #8 $60.00 Shelter #9 $50.00 Shelter #10 $40.00 Entire Park Rentals Entire Park Rental – Exclusive use for up to 9 hours Camp Ann Area Rental (Exclusive Use) Combination of shelters 5,6,7 (9-hour period) High Point City Lake Park Swimming Pool General Admission Pool and Water Slide Entry Toddlers (2 years of age and under) Free with paying adult 18 years of age or older Group Rate – For more than 20 swimmers, price per swimmer Lap Swim Admission – Designated times; Ages 16+ Season Passes Individual (Ages 16+) Individual Youth (Ages 3-15) Family Pass (4 individuals) Lap Swim Season Pass Pool Rentals (Exclusive Use; Per Hour) All Aquatic Amenities (2-Hour Minimum) * Leisure/Lifestyle Pool (2-Hour Minimum) * Competition Lanes (1-Hour Minimum) * Waterslide – (1-Hour Minimum) * Splash Pad (1-Hour Minimum) *Lifeguards – per hour, per lifeguard. Number of lifeguards needed is based on a ratio of 1 lifeguard to every 25 guests, with a minimum of 4 lifeguards.

$5,000.00 $600.00 Resident

Non-Resident

$10.00

$15.00

Free

Free

$7.00

$8.00

$5.00 Resident $125.00 $100.00 $400.00 $50.00 Resident $300.00 $150.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00

$7.00 Non-Resident $175.00 $150.00 $600.00 $70.00 Non-Resident $350.00 $175.00 $125.00 $125.00 $125.00

$17.00 per lifeguard, per hour

$17.00 per lifeguard, per hour

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Swim Meets State or Regional (per swimmer) High Point Community (per swimmer)

$7.00 $5.00

MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS Mobile Stage Local Non-Profit, Community, and Service Organizations* *Non-profit groups must provide a copy of their valid 501(c) (3) designation to qualify for non-profit rates.

Local Business, Commercial, and Individual Use

Portable Concession Stands Tent Rental, per tent Bike Racks/Barricades

One Day Event

Two Day Event

$400.00

$550.00

Monday-Friday: Monday-Friday: $750.00 $900.00 Saturday, Sunday and Saturday, Sunday and Holidays: Holidays: $850.00 $1,000.00 $75.00 one day, $100.00 two day, $175.00 three days $200.00 for two days, $50.00 each additional day $10.00 per bike rack, per day

NEIGHBORHOOD PARK PICNIC SHELTERS Location/Shelter # Allen Jay Recreation Center Shelter #1 Allen Jay Recreation Center Shelter #2 Armstrong Park Cedrow Park Deep River Recreation Center Macedonia Park

Per 4-hour period or Full Day (10 a.m. to 7 p.m.) $40.00 $40.00 $40.00 $40.00 $40.00 $35.00

NORTHPOINT CONFERENCE ROOM Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

After 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and weekends

$35.00 per hour, 2-hour minimum $45.00 per hour, 2-hour minimum

OAK HOLLOW PARK – CAMPGROUND, MARINA, PICNIC SHELTERS Family Campground Section Camp Sites – Section D Camp Sites – Section A, B, C (Cable service included) Camp Sites – Tent Each additional person above 4, per night Dump Fee (for RVs not staying in the campground)

$35.00 per day $45.00 per day $30.00 per day $5.00 per day $15.00

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Oak Hollow Park & Marina Launch Fees Launch Fee $7.00 Water Skiing $1.00 Kayaks, Canoes, and Paddleboards $4.00 10 Boat Launches (does not include water ski fee) $60.00 Rentals Sailboat Rentals - 2-person limit per boat for 4 hours *Must $25.00 have sailing experience* Solo Kayak (all day) $12.00 Tandem Kayak (all day) $20.00 Stand Up Paddleboard (all day) $15.00 Storage Boat Storage, per month, paid biannually $30.00 Kayak Storage, per month, paid biannually $15.00 Bank Fishing (All day) Adults (ages 16-54) $2.00 Youth (ages 12-15), Seniors (ages 55+), and people with $1.00 disabilities Children under the age of 12 Free Yearly Bank Fishing Pass Adults (ages 16-54) $30.00 Youth (ages 12-15), Seniors (ages 55+), and people with $25.00 disabilities Yearly Launch Pass – powered and non-powered boats Both lakes (High Point City Lake and Oak Hollow Lake $120.00 Both lakes (Seniors, ages 55+ and people with disabilities) $75.00 One lake (Designated as High Point City Lake or Oak $75.00 Hollow Lake) Marina Meeting Room $25.00 per hour, 2-hour minimum Picnic Shelters – Festival Park, North Overlook, Sailboat Point 4-hour period $45.00

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OAK HOLLOW TENNIS CENTER Court Rentals Outdoor Courts Indoor Courts - (November 1-March 31) Non-Prime Time • Monday–Thursday, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

• Fridays, All day • Sundays, 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Indoor Courts - (November 1-March 31) Prime Time • Monday-Thursday, 5:30-10 p.m.

• Saturdays, All day • Sundays, 1-8:30 p.m.

Seasonal Reservation Rates (Indoor Courts, November 1March 31) Tennis Facility Rentals Indoor Court Building Rental - 2 indoor courts reserved during the Indoor Season on Saturday nights from 6-10 p.m.

4 hours All Day Each additional hour Court Maintenance (first two hours are free)

$8.00 per court, per hour $20.00 per hour, per court

$24.00 per hour, per court $650.00- 20 weeks, prime time $600.00- 20 weeks, non-prime time $125.00 Outdoor Courts $150.00 Indoor Courts $180.00 Outdoor Courts $300.00 Indoor Courts $350.00 Outdoor Courts $40.00 per hour Indoor Courts $50.00 per hour $25.00 per hour

PIEDMONT ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER Auditorium Rental Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. $40.00 per hour, 2-hour minimum Monday through Friday, 5-9 p.m. $60.00 per hour, 2-hour minimum Kitchenette Usage $10.00 per day LCD Projector $50.00 per day • PEC Members receive a 20% discount on Auditorium rentals.

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RECREATION CENTERS – ALLEN JAY, DEEP RIVER, MOREHEAD, OAKVIEW, AND SOUTHSIDE Area Gym - Type A

Price

(Rentals by citizens, non-profit, civic or religious groups)

Gym - Type B (Where admission or tickets are charged, or merchandise is sold)

Activity Room Large Activity Room (Oakview, Deep River, Allen Jay, Morehead) Entire Center City Holidays Staff Fee - For events that run past their scheduled end time

$35.00 per hour $50.00 per hour $25.00 per hour $35.00 per hour $110.00 per hour $150.00 additional fee on City approved holidays $25.00 per hour, per employee

ROY B. CULLER JR. SENIOR CENTER Area Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

After 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and weekends

Price $35.00 per hour, 2-hour minimum $45.00 per hour, 2-hour minimum

WASHINGTON TERRACE PARK AND COMMUNITY CENTER Community Center Large Activity Room (includes kitchen) Conference Room Conference Room Plus Kitchen (Kitchen is $15 per 2-hour period) Entire Community Center City Holidays Staff Fee for events that run past their scheduled end time

$50.00 per hour $35.00 per hour $45.00 per hour $85.00 per hour $150.00 additional fee on City approved holidays $25.00 per hour, per employee

Washington Terrace Picnic Shelters - based on a 4-hour period #1 $35.00 #2 $35.00 #3 $40.00 #4 $45.00 #5 $65.00

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Park $600.00 for 8-hour period. Pool rental is excluded. $25.00 per hour $75.00 $50.00

Entire Park Stage Area Vendor Fee - Food Vendor Fee - Non-Food Washington Terrace Park Swimming Pool Per person, per day, ages 4 and up (includes basket rental) Toddlers - (2 years of age and under) Free with a paying adult 18 years of age or older Punch Card – (includes 15 admissions) Pool Rental - 1 ½ hour period (maximum of 6 hours) Lifeguards - per hour, per lifeguard. Number of lifeguards needed for a rental is based on a ratio of 1 lifeguard to every 25 guests, with a minimum of 2 lifeguards.

$2.00 Free $20.00 $50.00 per 1 ½ hour rental $17.00 per hour, per guard

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PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT FEES FEE STANDARDS Payment Due Fees for applications and plan reviews are due with the submission of the application or plan. In accordance with the city's Development Ordinance, no action shall be taken on proceedings before the Board of Adjustment, Planning and Zoning Commission, Historic Preservation Commission or Technical Review Committee until all applicable fees have been paid in full. Permit fees are due at the time of permit issuance.

Inspection fees are due prior to plan approval or certificate, as applicable. Regional stormwater facility fees are due prior to plan approval. Development fees cannot be waived or refunded except as authorized herein.

Fee Waivers Development fees may be waived or reduced only as stated herein. Fee waivers do not relinquish the development from any application, plan review, permit or inspection requirements.

Development fees are waived for all projects applicable to any City‐owned property. Fees may be waived for economic development projects as part of a City Council approved economic development incentives package. During times of natural disaster, the City Manager is authorized to waive fees for a particular emergency incident. Th City Manager or the applicable Department Director, is authorized to waive or reduce a fee where it is determined in writing that the calculation of the fee to a specific project results in an excessive and unreasonable cost or where it is determined that a fee waiver or reduction is needed to correct a customer service error. In addition, fees may be waived for a particular project by City Council action.

Refunds Development fees are not refundable except as stated herein. Upon the request of the applicant, application fees for Board Action applications that require public notice are authorized for a 50% refund when an application is withdrawn prior to the public notice being given on the request. Regional stormwater facility fees are not refundable unless the applicable land development plan is voided or revised accordingly and no impervious surface has been installed. Infrastructure inspection fees are refundable where infrastructure has not been installed. Upon the request of the permit holder, an 80% refund of the permit fee is authorized where no field inspections or construction under the permit has occurred and the permit has not expired.

For all issued permits a minimum of $75 is retained.

Abandonment Development submittals are considered abandoned in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Development Ordinance. Where a specific time of abandonment is not established by the Development Ordinance, then those submittals may be considered abandoned 6 months after the date of submittal if approval is not obtained, or after 60 days for non‐payment of application or permit fee.

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MODULE 1 Guidance Module I pertains to the application fees for the review of buildings and property to determine compliance with State and local codes. Fees are intended to defray the cost of research, inspection, report preparation and other operational costs the City incurs with processing these requests.

Applications Item

Sub‐Item/ Description Report Code Confirmation Site Compliance Residential Building Code Compliance Commercial Building Residential Building Building Evaluation Commercial Building Water and Sewer Extension Policy Exemption

Fee $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 $75.00 $200.00 $-$200.00

Code Confirmations provide written reports for owners, agents and legal representatives to confirm in writing the property's allowable principal uses, zoning districts, environmental regulations, and any pending violations, usually requested as part of due diligence in real estate transactions.

Code Compliance provides an inspection and certification of the building and property's compliance with current State Building and local development codes, usually requested as part of State licensing and similar situations where a determination of a building's compliance with existing codes is requested.

Building Evaluations provide a multi‐trade review of an existing building's condition relative to applicable State Building and local codes to identify deficiencies and record major code requirements relative to a proposed use of the building.

Water and Sewer Extension Policy Exemptions enable an owner of property located outside the corporate limits to request an exemption from annexation for City water and/or sewer service in accordance with City Council adopted policy.

MODULE 2 Board Action Module II pertains to fees associated with the review of development applications considered by the City Council, Board of Adjustment, Historic Preservation Commission and Planning & Zoning Commission. Fees are intended to defray the cost of public notice, report preparation and other operational costs the city incurs with processing these applications.

Applications Item Annexation (Voluntary ‐ Includes Recording Fees)

Sub‐Item/ Description

Fee $300.00

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Board of Adjustment Certificate of Appropriateness

Major Work Minor Work After‐the‐fact Application

Development Agreement Historic Preservation Commission Review (non‐hearing item) Plan Amendment Street Abandonment ‐ Includes Recording Fees Application Street Name Change Sign Replacement Cost Special Use Special Use Minor Amendment Text Amendment Vested Rights Certificate General Zoning District Zoning Map Amendment Conditional Zoning District Planned Development District

$300.00 $80.00 $40.00 [Fee] x 2 $600.00 $40.00 $200.00 $600.00 $400.00 1/2 sign cost(s) $1,200.00 $250.00 $400.00 $600.00 $750.00 $1,200.00 $1,500.00

MODULE 3 Land Development Module Ill pertains to fees associated with the review of land development applications and plans, which include subdivision, site plans, public infrastructure plans, and stormwater treatment facilities. Fees are intended to defray the cost of processing applications, reviewing plans, conducting infrastructure inspections along with the other operational costs the city incurs with processing land development applications and plans.

Applications Item Easement Reconveyance - Includes Recording Fees Right of Way Encroachment Agreement - Includes Recording Fees Master Small Wireless Facility License Agreement‐Includes Recording Fees Plan Reviews Item Sketch Plan Site Plan (Includes watershed & landscape component plan reviews)

Sub‐Item/ Description Residential Plan (Single‐family attached & multi‐family) Small Non‐Residential Plan (< 3,000 sq. ft. & no built upon area) Non‐Residential Plan (Non‐ residential & mixed use)

Fee $200.00 $300.00 $400.00

Fee $‐$600.00 + $5.00 per dwelling unit $100.00 $600.00 + $5.00 per acre or portion thereof

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Item Group Development (Includes watershed & landscape component plan reviews) Subdivision (Includes watershed & landscape component plan reviews)

Sub‐Item/ Description Residential Plan (Single‐family attached & multi‐family) Non‐Residential Plan (Non‐ residential & mixed use) Preliminary Plan Minor Subdivision Plat (includes recording fees) Final Plat (Includes recording fees) Residential Plan

Minor Plan Revision (Revision to an approved plan)

Non‐Residential Plan

Wireless Telecommunications

Subdivision Wireless Facility ‐ Macro Wireless Facility ‐ Micro Collocation ‐ Macro Collocation ‐ Micro Collocation ‐ Micro Substantial Modifications ‐ Macro Substantial Modifications ‐ Small

Grading Plan Street & Utility Plan Common Signage Plan Design Review Plan Exclusion Map (Includes recording fees) Land Development ‐ Minimum Fee acre Infrastructure Item Infrastructure Inspections

Right‐of‐Way Disturbance Permit

Fee $600.00 + $5.00 per dwelling unit $600.00 + $5.00 per acre or portion thereof $600.00 + $25.00 per lot $200.00 $200.00 $600.00 + $5.00 each added dwelling unit $200.00 + $5.00 each added 1,000sf. $200.00 + $25.00 each added lot $600.00 $200.00 $150.00 $100.00 $100.00 $300.00 $100.00 $345.00 + $115.00 for each acre over 1 acre $200.00 $100.00 $100.00 $200.00 $100.00

Sub‐Item/ Description Roadway Inspection Sewer Line Inspection Storm Sewer Line Inspection Water Line Inspection Residential Application Commercial Application 0‐400 square feet of excavation >400 square feet of excavation 0‐1 acre of impervious surface

Fee $0.50 per linear ft. $0.75 per linear ft. $0.50 per linear ft. $0.75 per linear ft. $50.00 $150.00 $0.25 per sf. $100.00+ $0.50 $0.35 per sf.

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Public Regional Stormwater Facility (Application of Public Regional Stormwater Facility fee to Streets: The facility fee applies to all impervious surface within a development, including public and private streets; however, where a developer constructs a 4‐lane or larger public street within a development, then the fee shall apply to only 50% of the impervious surface area of that public street) Randleman Lake Credit Area

Uwharrie General Watershed Area

>1‐5 acres of impervious surface >5‐10 acres of impervious surface >10 acres of impervious surface Minimum Fee

$30,000 per ISA acre $150,000 + $15,000 per ISA acre over 5 acres $225,000 + $9,000 per ISA acre over 10 $2,000.00

Outside Corporate Limits (Fee for property outside the 2,000.00 corporate limits is 100% greater) Used when development within the "Randelmen Lake Credit Area" exceeds 50% BUA Used when development within the "Uwharrie General Watershed Area" exceeds 50% BUA

[Total Fee] x 2

$50/Acre

$50/Acre

MODULE 4 Construction Permit Module IV pertains to fees associated with the plan review, permitting and inspection of buildings, structures and land uses. These fees are intended to offset the city's cost for administering and operating the construction inspection program.

Residential Construction Permit Item Construction (To calculate construction fees, the schedule uses the February version of the International Code Council (ICC) Building Valuation Data (BVA) rounded to the nearest whole number to determine the construction value based upon occupancy and building type.)

Trade‐based Calculations

Sub‐Item/ Description New Structure (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections)

Building Addition (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections) Alteration (Includes inspections for permitted trades)

Fee

For building area < or = to 1300sf use ICC table value x sf. X 0.004 plus building area. For area > 1300sf use ICC table value x 0.005

$75 Per Trade $75 Per Trade

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Item

Trade‐based Calculations, cont.

Residential Plan Review

Change of Occupancy

Sub‐Item/ Description Repair (Includes inspections for permitted trades) Manufactured Dwelling (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections) Modular Dwelling (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections) Accessory Structure (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections) Deck Addition (Deck addition to existing building) (Includes inspections for permitted trades) Screen Porch Addition (Screen porch addition to existing building) (Includes inspections for permitted trades) Swimming Pool (Includes inspections for permitted trades) Applies only to attached housing ‐ fee covers the entire building containing the attached units Change of Occupancy Only

Fee $75 Per Trade

$200.00

$300.00

$75 Per Trade

$75 Per Trade

$75 Per Trade

$75 Per Trade $100.00

$150.00 Residential Driveway NC Homeowner Recovery Fee

Residential Provisional Power Residential Temporary Certificate of Occupancy Residential Construction Minimum Fee

Inspection (Mandatory State fee applied to any type of CR permit for a SF dwelling issued to a licensed general contractor; $1.00 is retained & $9.00 sent to State) Application Application For Unlisted Items

$30 per driveway

$10.00

$100.00 $100.00 $75 Per Trade

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Residential Over‐The‐Counter Permit Item Sub‐Item/ Description Re‐Roofing (>$15,000 value) Window Replacement (>$15,000 Building value) Siding Replacement (>$15,000 value) New Service Service Upgrade Sub‐Panel Electrical Outlets and Fixtures Generator Temporary Service HVAC Unit Addition or Replacement Mechanical Duct Work Only Fuel Line Only Fuel Appliance (Includes fuel line inspection) Service Line ‐Water Line Only Service Line ‐ Sewer Line Only Plumbing Service Line ‐Water and Sewer Line Fixtures and Connections Water Heater ‐ Electric Water Heater ‐ Gas Small Accessory Structure Smaller Thank 12'x12'x12' Commercial Construction Permit Item Commercial Construction Permit Application

Construction (To calculate construction fees, the schedule uses the February version of the International Code Council (ICC)

Fee $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $75.00 $25.00

Sub‐Item/ Description Application

Fee

New Structure (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections)

For building area < or = to 20,000sf use ICC table value x sf. x 0.004 plus building area. For area > 20,000sf use ICC table value x 0.0015 For building area < or = to 20,000sf use ICC table value x sf. x 0.004 plus building area. For area > 20,000sf use ICC table value x 0.0015

Addition (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections)

$75.00

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Item Construction (To calculate construction fees, the schedule uses the February version of the International Code Council (ICC), cont.

Trade‐based Calculations

Interior Demolition

Fire Protection

Sub‐Item/ Description Alteration ‐ Area Based (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections) Alteration ‐ Non Area Based (Used where a square foot floor area cannot be determined; includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections) Alteration ‐ Roof Replacement (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections) Modular (Includes all associated electrical, mechanical, plumbing & zoning inspections) Swimming Pool (Includes inspections for permitted trades) Deck Addition (Deck addition to existing building) (Includes inspections for permitted trades) Repair (Includes inspections for Fee $100 per trade $100 per trade permitted trades) Outdoor Advertising Sign (Includes all associated inspections) Communications Tower (Includes all associated inspections) Wall (Structural inspections only) Single Trade/Stand Alone Applications (Interior demolition only) Automatic Fire Extinguishing System ‐ Sprinkler with or without Standpipe Automatic Fire Extinguishing System ‐ Clean Agent

Fee For building area < or = to 20,000sf use ICC table value x sf. x 0.004 plus building area. For area > 20,000sf use ICC table value x 0.0015 x 50%

$100 per trade

$30 per 5,000 sq. ft. + $100 per trade

$500 per unit $100 per trade $100 per trade

$100 per trade

$400.00 $400.00 $1.50 per linear ft. (use minimum fee if necessary

$150.00 $150.00

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Item

Fire Protection, cont.

Commercial Plan Review

Sub‐Item/ Description Automatic Fire Extinguishing System ‐ Dry Chemical Automatic Fire Extinguishing System ‐UL‐300 Hood System

Automatic Fire Extinguishing System ‐ C02 Inert Gas Automatic Fire Extinguishing System ‐ Other System Battery System Compressed Gas Cryogenic Fluid Fire Alarm and Detection System ‐ Manual Fire Alarm System Only Fire Alarm and Detection System ‐ Automatic Fire Alarm System Fire Alarm and Detection System ‐ Electrical Flammable and Combustible Liquid ‐ Install, Repair or Modification Flammable and Combustible Liquid ‐ Tanks (Removal or Installation) Fire Pumps Hazardous Material Industrial Oven Private Fire Hydrant Spraying or Dipping Standpipe System Access Control ‐ Fire Access Control ‐ Electrical Underground Flush Temporary Membrane Structures and Tents (400 sq. ft. Fee to 1,200 sq. ft.)

Temporary Membrane Structures and Tents (Greater than 1,200 sq. ft.)

Review and revision to an approved plan

Fee $100.00 $100.00

$100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $150.00 $50.00 $100.00

$100 per tank $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $50.00 $50.00 $75 per tent

$150 per tent $100.00

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Item Change of Occupancy

Commercial Driveway ABC Code Compliance Commercial Provisional Power Commercial Temporary Certificate of Occupancy Commercial Construction Minimum Fee

Sub‐Item/ Description Change of Occupancy Only (For Single Trade/Stand Alone Applications) Inspection Inspection Application Application

Fee $150.00 $50 per driveway $75.00 $200.00 $250.00

For Unlisted Items $100.00

Commercial Over‐The‐Counter Permit Item Sub‐Item/ Description Replacement (For replacement of same size receptacles outlets & fixtures) Minor Work ‐ Relocation and/or up to 5 new devices (For addition of new receptacles, outlets & fixtures) Minor Low Voltage Work ‐ Relocation and/or up to 5 Electrical new devices (For low voltage drops & devices) Temporary Service ‐ 60 amp or less Temporary Service ‐ Greater than 60 am Service Change ‐ 200 amp or less Service Change ‐ Greater than 200 amp Mechanical HVAC Unit Replacement (For replacement of same size unit) Water Line Replacement Plumbing Sewer Line Replacement Fixture Replacement Fire Protection Sprinkler System Heads (Relocation and/or up to 10 new heads)

Fee $100.00

$100.00

$100.00

$100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100 per unit $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $75.00

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Item

Fire Protection, cont.

Structure Removal Permit Item Residential Structure Commercial Structure Sign Permit Item Sign Plan Revision Zoning Compliance Structural Compliance Electrical Compliance Standard Permit Temporary Use Permit Residential Fence Permit Non‐Residential Fence Permit ABC Code Compliance Permit Assessment Item Residential ‐ Reinspection

Residential Permit Update Commercial ‐ Reinspection Work without a Permit After Hours Inspection

Document Management

Sub‐Item/ Description Fire Alarm: Detection System (Devices ‐ relocation and/or up to 5 new devices) Fire Alarm: Detection System (Devices ‐ electrical

Fee

Sub‐Item/ Description Demolition Moved Structure Demolition Moved Structure

Fee $100.00 $150.00 $200.00 $150.00

Sub‐Item/ Description Revision to an approved plan

Fee $25.00 $50 per sign $75.00 $75.00 $50.00 $50.00 $25.00 $50.00 $75.00

Inspection

Sub‐Item/ Description Building, Electrical, Plumbing and Mechanical Applicant Altering Approved Plot Plan Commercial Building, Fire, Electrical, Plumbing and Mechanical

$75.00 $75.00

Fee $50.00 $50.00 $75.00 [Permit Fee] x 2

(Note: Fee applied per hour & per trade; min. of 2 hours assessed) Applied when significant (more than 15mins) of staff time is spent preparing electronic documents for review

$100 per hour

$50.00

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Item Document Scanning Record Conversion

Code Compliance Inspection

Sub‐Item/ Description Page sizes greater than 11"x17 Max 30 pages Applied when a request needs to be converted from one record type to another Initial site inspection conducted on all projects done by "Unlicensed" (including owners) contractors

Fee $5.00/page $25.00

$50.00

Energy Efficiency Permit Rebates

Residential New Construction

Residential New Construction

Residential Construction

Commercial Construction

USGBC Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Certification NC Healthy Built Home Certification USEPA Energy Star Certification NAHB Model Green Building Home Guideline Certification ICC/NAHB National Green Building Standard Certification Geothermal Heat Pump Photovoltaic Energy System Solar Hot Water Heating Gray/Rain Water Collection Tankless Hot Water Heating Geothermal Heat Pump Photovoltaic Energy System Solar Hot Water Heating Gray/Rain Water Collection Tankless Hot Water Heating

50% of [Permit Fee]; Max. $500 50% of [Permit Fee]; Max. $500 50% of [Permit Fee]]; Max. $500 50% of [Permit Fee]; Max. $500 50% of [Permit Fee]; Max. $500 $40.00 $40.00 $40.00 $40.00 $40.00 $80.00 $80.00 $80.00 $80.00 $80.00

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MODULE 5 Code Violations Module V pertains to the costs associated with the abatement of public nuisance violations. Fees are intended to offset a portion of the City's cost for administering and processing the abatement of a violation.

Administrative Fees Item Administrative Abatement Cost Vehicle Release

Sub‐Item/ Description Public Nuisance Code ‐ Abatements Vehicle Violation ‐ Release from Impoundment

Fee $125.00 $150.00

INSPECTION FEES Fees ‐ Roadways and Utilities Construction Inspection Rates Water Lines Per Linear Foot Sewer Lines Per Linear Foot Roadways Per Linear Foot Storm Drainage Per Linear Foot Minimum Fee – Flat Fee

$0.75 $0.75 $0.50 $0.50 $100.00

Fees ‐ Grading Permits & Erosion Control Inspection First acre of disturbed land Each additional acre of disturbed land or part thereof (round up)

$345.00 $115.00

Driveway Inspections Driveway Permit fees by: Residential ‐ Per Permit Commercial ‐ Per Permit Industrial ‐ Per Permit

$30.00 $50.00 $50.00

Erosion Control Surety The Surety is Based on Per Disturbed Acre $2,000.00 A surety is required on most land disturbing projects greater than an acre in size. The surety is refundable once the site is stabilized with a sufficient amount of continuous growth of ground cover to prevent erosion.

The surety must be either a bond issued in the state of North Carolina or a check which will be held within the city's account.

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POLICE DEPARTMENT ALARM FEES Annual Fee 3rd & 4th False Alarms Within Year (each) 5th - 7th False Alarms Within Year (each) 8th - 9th False Alarms Within Year (each) 10th and additional False Alarms Within Year (each)

$10.00 $50.00 $100.00 $250.00 $500.00

There is no charge for the 1st or 2nd false alarm

FINGERPRINTING FEE Fingerprinting Card Fee

$10.00

TAXI PERMIT FEE Certificate Application for Operation of Taxi Business Taxi Driver Individual Permit (renewed annually)

$75.00 $7.00

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PUBLIC SERVICES ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Household Garbage Garbage Roll-Out Container (new residents) Unscheduled Garbage/Recycling Dumpster Collection

$57.00 $50.00

Household garbage is picked up once a week.

Solid Waste Availability Fee • There is a $14 fee that is billed on the utility bill monthly to maintain the level of solid waste collection services that our customers have become accustomed to.

• The Solid Waste Availability Fee is applicable to all customers who receive the city solid waste collection services - Single and Multi-Family.

Bulk Item Collection Fine/Fee Yard Waste Yard Waste Roll 96 Gallon Cart Compost and Engineered Soil (per ton) Wood and Leaf Mulch (per ton)

$150.00

$57.00 $22.00 $17.00

-Minimum purchase is $5.00; we cannot deliver Dead Animal Pick-Up Veterinary Animal Collection

$50.00 Per trip up to 10 animals per collection

Red Box Rental For major clean-up projects, you may rent a red box. This fee is non-refundable.

Red Box is 4x8x14 for a total of 448 cubic feet. $100.00 (3 Day Rental)

To reserve a red box, call Customer Service at 336-883-3111

KERSEY VALLEY LANDFILL Tipping Fees - The cost is $42/ton plus $2 State mandated landfill tax with a MINIMUM charge of $7.50 for Pickup Trucks, SUV's or larger and a $2.00 MINIMUM for cars.

Closure/Post Closure Fees - There is a $5 Closure/Post Closure Fee that is billed on the monthly utility bill to fund closing and maintaining closed Landfill cells.

INGLESIDE COMPOST FACILITY The Ingleside Compost Facility is a convenience we offer to High Point residents for disposing of yard debris.

Engineered Soil Per Ton $22.00 Wood Mulch Per Ton $17.00 Compost Per Ton $22.00 Leaf Mulch Per Ton $17.00 Yard Waste $36.00 per ton Yard Waste with a $ 7.50 minimum COMPREHENSIVE FEE SCHEDULE – PUBLIC SERVICE | 72

CEMETERIES Traditional Adult Burial - Open/Close Mausoleum Crypt Entombment - Open/Close Infant Burial - Open/Close Cremation Urn - Open/Close and Up (depending on size) Casket Tray Exhuming

$700.00 $650.00 $500.00 $500.00 $550.00 Double the rate of an Open Fee

STORMWATER The billing rate for 1 ERU (Equivalent Residential Unit) $4.00 Residential and Multifamily Properties Will Be Billed Monthly for 1 ERU. Commercial and industrial properties are charged based on the total amount of impervious area on a property divided by 2,588 ft2 per ERU multiplied by $4.00 per ERU per month. The minimum fee is 1 ERU per month or $ 4.

WATER AND SEWER Water Rates - Commodity Charges (1 unit = 748 gallons) Residential Inside Rate All Units $3.30 Commercial And Industrial Inside Rate First 35 Units $3.30 Next 765 Units $3.00 Next 2200 Units $2.66 Over 3000 Units $2.29 Intergovernmental Inside Rate All Units $2.29 Irrigation Inside Rate All Units $4.93 Water Rates - Fixed Charges Meter Code & Size WT1 5/8" & 3/4" WT2 1" WT3 1 1/2" WT4 2" WT5 3" WT6 4" WT7 6" WT8 8" WT10 10" WT12 12"

Inside Rate $9.96 $24.89 $49.71 $76.53 $159.13 $248.62 $497.26 $794.82 $1,439.45 $2,137.44

Outside Rate $6.60 Outside Rate $6.60 $6.00 $5.32 $4.58 Outside Rate $4.58 Outside Rate $9.86

Outside Rate $19.92 $49.78 $99.42 $159.06 $318.26 $497.24 $994.52 $1,589.64

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Sewer Rates - Commodity Charges All Units Sewer Rates - Fixed Charges Meter Code & Size WT1 5/8" & 3/4" WT2 1" WT3 1 1/2" WT4 2" WT5 3" WT6 4" WT7 6" WT8 8"

Inside Rate $5.74

Outside Rate $11.48

Inside Rate $15.42 $38.62 $77.26 $123.55 $247.12 $386.14 $772.26 $1,235.67

Outside Rate $30.84 $77.24 $154.52 $247.10 $494.24 $772.28 $1,544.52 $2,471.34

BOD $59.40 $118.68

SS $52.74 $105.48

Sewer Rates - Industrial Surcharge Inside Rate Outside Rate Sewer Rates - Residential Flat Rate Inside Rate Outside Rate

$55.67 $111.33

Sewer Rates - Septage Tickets 1 ticket per 1000 gallons of tank capacity or fraction thereof 1 ticket per 3000 gallons of tank capacity or fraction thereof

$49.28 $147.83

Tap/Meter Fee Structure ‐ Residential Water Service and Meter 5/8" Water Meter 5/8" Water Tap Only (no meter) 5/8" Irrigation Meter (set in parallel with existing meter) 1" Water Meter 1" Irrigation Meter (set in parallel with existing meter) 1" Water Tap (no meter) ** For Residential Home Only** 1 1/2" Water Meter (no box) 2" Water Meter (no box) 3" Water Meter with By‐Pass 4" Water Meter with By‐Pass 4" Water Meter with By‐Pass

Price $205.00 $1,610.00 $565.00 $260.00 $620.00 $1,610.00 $455.00 $590.00 $3,100.00 $3,900.00

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Hydrant Meter Application Fee 5/8" Hydrant Meter Deposit ‐ Refundable 3" Hydrant Meter Deposit ‐ Refundable Additional Trip to Set Meter Sewer service line with clean‐out 4" Sewer Tap Sewer clean‐out/preparation (locating and excavation must be paid by plumber) 4" Sewer Clean‐Out 6" Sewer Clean‐Out Frontage Fee Sewer ‐ per LF Water ‐ per LF

System Development Fees Water 5/8" x 3/4" Meter 1’’ Meter 1 ½’’ Meter 2" Meter 3" Meter 4" Meter 6" Meter 8" Meter 10" Meter 12" Meter Sewer 5/8" x 3/4" Meter 1’’ Meter 1 ½’’ Meter 2" Meter 3" Meter 4" Meter 6" Meter 8" Meter 10" Meter 12" Meter

Price $50.00 $500.00 $1,220.00 $25.00 Price $2,080.00 Price Actual Cost Actual Cost Price $10.00 $7.00

Price $419.00 $698.50 $1,396.50 $2,234.50 $4,888.50 $8,380.00 $18,855.00 $22,345.50 $32,124.50 $60,055.50 Price $1,076.50 $1,794.00 $3,588.50 $5,741.50 $12,559.00 $21,530.00 $48,442.50 $57,409.50 $82,535.50 $154,294.50

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SPECIAL EVENTS FEES Special events are important contributors to the quality of life for High Point citizens and are welcome activities in our community. The City of High Point is happy to assist organizations and groups in providing quality events. A special event is defined as a pre‐planned event, whether publicly or privately sponsored, which is held on public property, including but not limited to parks, streets and/or sidewalks.

The costs of making such facilities available are generally recovered through fees collected for the specific event. However, the public interest is also served by reducing and/or waiving such fees for certain events that have direct community benefit to the population as a whole. Furthermore, to maintain public trust, procedures shall be established for the consistent, fair and prompt evaluation of such requests.

CATEGORIES OF EVENTS Co‐Sponsored: Co‐Sponsored events are determined by the City Council and are events of general interest to the public which provide a special economic development benefit or advances the City's public image. The City will determine through the budget appropriation process the extent to which the event will be financially sponsored, either through direct appropriation or allocation of in‐kind support. Any costs in excess of the support level determined by the City will be the responsibility of the other sponsoring organization(s). The City must be listed as a co‐sponsor on printed materials/announcements.

Other Non‐Profit Events (Charitable/Non‐Profit groups, Civic/Community Groups): Permit fees and rental fees for City facilities will be charged at 50% of charges listed in the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. Rental fees for equipment and/or Public Safety personnel will be charged at regular rates.

For‐Profit Events/Private Individuals or Groups: All fees associated with the event are the full and complete responsibility of the requesting party. Additionally, any organization or group which did not meet their obligation for a previously fee‐waived or reduced event will not be eligible to receive a fee waiver or reduction for subsequent events.

EVENTS PERMIT Per Event Special Event Permit fee Street Closure fee Neighborhood Block Party fee Parade, Walk or Run permit fee Trail or Greenway event usage fee

Non-Profit $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $50.00 $50.00

For Profit $50.00 $50.00 n/a $100.00 $100.00

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TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES Per Day Barricade Rental Traffic Cone Rental Sign Truck (per hour, per truck) Bicycle Rack (P&R)

Non-Profit $12.00 $2.00 $25.00 $10.00

For Profit $12.00 $2.00 $25.00 $10.00

PERSONNEL Per Hour Non-Profit For Profit Fire Medic $30.00 $30.00 Fire Light Duty Apparatus $50.00 $50.00 Police Officer (per officer/per hour) Start at $35.00 Start at $35.00 Police Supervisor-rank of Lieutenant * above (per Start at $40.00 Start at $40.00 officer/per hour) Holiday Event (per officer/per hour) Start at $50.00 Start at $50.00 • All approved events require a three (3) hour minimum • The rates listed above are based on the terms of the current off-duty employment contract.

• The Special Events Commander will determine the number of sworn personnel required for the event.

• The Holiday Schedule observed by the City of High Point applies to Special Events.

MENDENHALL TERMINAL Per Event Mendenhall Terminal rental (per day) Message Board Programming Over Head Lights

Non-Profit $500.00 $100.00 $50.00

For Profit $1,000.00 $100.00 $50.00

Non-Profit $10.00

For Profit $10.00

$100.00

$100.00

$125.00

$125.00

$150.00

$150.00

$100.00

$100.00

OTHER Power ‐ 20A 115v receptacle (per outlet) Power ‐ 200A 208v receptacle 3‐phase (sound)

(per day)

Power ‐ 300A 208v 3 phase (lighting) (per day) Power ‐ electrician for 3 phase connect/ disconnect (per event) Roll‐Off Dumpster (per event)

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