Number
030504
Version
SUBSTITUTE 3
Reference
Sponsor
THE CHAIR
Title
A substitute ordinance implementing various provisions of the 2004 city budget.
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Analysis
This ordinance makes various changes in the city code for the implementation of the 2004 city budget. The ordinance increases fees for selected licenses, permits and forfeitures. The ordinance also incorporates technical changes throughout the code necessitated by the reorganization of the department of administration. The ordinance takes effect January 1, 2004.
Body
The Mayor and Common Council of the City of Milwaukee do ordain as follows:
Part 1. Section 60-3-1, 3 and 4 of the code is amended to read:
60-3. Animal Fancier Permit and Fees.
1. The fee for each animal fancier permit shall be [[$26]]>>$30<<.
3. There shall be an additional [[$15]]>>$17<< late fee for any new or renewal permit application and fee that is received by the department later than the fifth day after the applicant has received the permit application.
4. A [[$20]]>>$22<< delayed inspection fee shall be charged whenever a permit holder fails to schedule and allow a department inspection of the premises as provided in s. 78-7-2-b-2.
Part 2. Section 60-5-1 of the code is amended to read:
60-5. Animal Impoundment Fee.
1. The basic fee for the repossession of an impounded animal shall be [[$20]] >>$25<<.
Part 3. Section 60-9-1 and 2 of the code is amended to read:
60-9. Asbestos Project Permit.
1. Review and inspection of permit application: [[$50]]>>$70<<.
2. a. For a period not exceeding 3 days of asbestos project work: [[$100]]>>$135<<.
b. For a period of 4 to 10 days of asbestos project work: [[$200]]>>$270<<.
c. For a period exceeding 10 days of asbestos project work: [[$350]]>>$400<< or 1% of the total cost of the asbestos abatement project, whichever is greater.
Part 4. Section 60-15-2-d of the code is amended to read:
60-15. Campground and Camping Resort Fees.
2-d. Over 100 sites: [[$125]]>>$185<<.
Part 5. Section 60-16-1-a-2 and 3 of the code is amended to read:
60-16. Closing Out Sale License.
1. FEE.
a-2. For a period not exceeding 30 days: [[$58]] >>$60<<.
a-3. For a period not exceeding 60 days: [[$86]] >>$90<<.
Part 6. Section 60-17-2 and 3 of the code is amended to read:
60-17. Dry Cleaning Establishment Permit (Coin-operated).
2. The fee for each permit shall be [[$106]]>>$160<<.
3. Each permit shall be renewed annually upon the payment of the required fee before February 1 of the following year. There shall be an additional fee for the filing of a late renewal application in the amount of [[$7]]>>$25<<.
Part 8. Section 60-19-1-a and 3-a of the code is amended to read:
60-19. Dumping Permits.
1. a. The fee for each dump site permit under s. 80-45 shall be [[$142]]>>$145<<.
3. a. The fee for a private operator to dump snow at any of the city's snow dump sites shall be [[$101]]>>$145<<.
Part 9. Section 60-20-2 of the code is amended to read:
60-20. Filling Station License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$100]]>>$105<<.
Part 10. Section 60-20-3 of the code is created to read.
3. There shall be an additional $25 fee for the filing of a late renewal application.
Part 11. Section 60-21-5 to 8 of the code is renumbered 60-21-6 to 9.
Part 12. Section 60-21-5 of the code is created to read:
60-21. Food Dealer's License.
5. The yearly fee for a meal service permit shall be $15 per site.
Part 13. Section 60-43-2 of the code is amended to read:
60-43. Grooming Establishments, Animals.
2. The fee for each permit shall be [[$50]]>>$55<<.
Part 14. Section 60-47-2 of the code is amended to read:
60-47. Horse Stable Permit.
2. The fee for each permit shall be [[$50]]>>$55<<.
Part 15. Section 60-51-2 of the code is amended to read:
60-51. Kennel Permit.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$50]]>>$55<<.
Part 16. Section 60-53-2 and 3 of the code is amended to read:
60-53. Laundry, Self-service Registration Certificate.
2. The fee for each certificate shall be [[$50]]>>$55<<.
3. There shall be an additional fee for the filing of a late renewal application on or after February 1 of the following year in the amount of [[$12]]>>$25<<.
Part 17. Section 60-57-1 of the code is amended to read:
60-57. Masonry Building Cleaning, Sandblasting Permit.
1. The fee for each permit for each calendar day or partial calendar day for masonry building cleaning shall be [[$19]]>>$28<<.
Part 18. Section 60-58-2 of the code is amended to read:
60-58. Massage Establishment License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$147]]>>$205<<.
Part 19. Section 60-59 of the code is repealed.
Part 20. Section 60-61 of the code is repealed.
Part 21. Section 60-65-2-b to d of the code is amended to read:
60-65. Mobile Home Park Fees.
2. b. 26-50: [[$90]]>>$135<<.
c. 51-100: [[$110]]>>$165<<.
d. Over 100 sites: [[$125]]>>$185<<.
Part 22. Section 60-66 of the code is created to read:
60-66. Noise Variance Permit. The fee for application for a noise variance permit shall be $30.
(See s. 80-66.)
Part 23. Section 60-67-2 of the code is amended to read:
60-67. Pesticide Applicator Certificate, Commercial.
2. The fee for each certificate shall be [[$40]]>>$45<<.
Part 24. Section 60-69-2 and 3 of the code is amended to read:
60-69. Pet Shop License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$50]] >>$55<<
3. There shall be an additional late fee for the filing of a late renewal application on or after January 1 of the following year in the amount of [[$25]]>>$27<<.
Part 25. Section 60-81-2 of the code is amended to read:
60-81. Swimming and Other Water Use Facility Operating Licenses.
2. The fee for each swimming or other water use facility operating license shall be [[$175]]>>$185<<.
Part 26. Section 60-83-1-g of the code is amended to read:
60-83. Swimming and Other Water Use Facilities: Plan Examinations and Preinspections.
1-g. Partial review of a public wading pool: [[$38]] >>$55<<.
Part 27. Section 60-85 of the code is repealed.
Part 28. Section 60-91-1-a and 6-a of the code is amended to read:
60-91. Weighing and Measuring Device Licenses.
1. LINEAR METERS.
a. The fee for each linear meter license shall be [[$17]]>>$20<<.
6. VEHICLE TANK AND BULK PLANT METERS.
a. The fee for each vehicle tank and bulk plant meter license shall be [[$71]]>>$75<<.
Part 29. Section 60-91-7 of the code is created to read:
7. VEHICLE SCALE OPERATOR'S LICENSE. Vehicle scale operator's licenses, permits or registration certificates shall be issued for a one-year period commencing on July 1 and ending on the following June 30. Effective January 1, 2005, each vehicle operator's license, permit or registration certificate shall be issued for the calendar year.
a. Public Vehicle Scale Operator's License.
a-1. Effective January 1, 2005, each public vehicle operator's license shall be $164.
a-2. The fee for each public vehicle scale operator's license issued for the period July 1 2003, to June 30, 2004, shall be $164. For the period July 1, 2004, to December 31, 2004, a prorated fee of $82 shall be paid for said license.
b. "Type I" Nonpublic Vehicle Scale Operator's.
b-1. Effective January 1, 2005, the permit fee for each "Type I" nonpublic vehicle scale operator's permit shall be $121.
b-2. The fee for each nonpublic vehicle scale operator's permit issued for the period July 1, 2003, to June 30, 2004, shall be $121. For the period July 1, 2004, to December 31, 2004, a prorated fee $60.50 shall be paid for said permit.
c. "Type II" Nonpublic Vehicle Operator's Registration Certificate.
c-1. Effective January 1, 2005, the fee for each "Type II" nonpublic vehicle scale operator's registration certificate shall be $121.
c-2. The fee for each nonpublic vehicle operator's registration certificate issued for the period July 1, 2003, to June 30, 2004, shall be $121. For the period July 1, 2004 to December 31, 2004, a prorated fee of $60.50 shall be paid for said certificate.
d. Late Fee. There shall be an additional fee for the filing of a late renewal application on or after July 1, 2004, and on or after January 1 of each year thereafter.
e. Duplicates. The fee for a duplicate license, permit or certificate specified in this subsection shall be $6.
Part 30. Section 68-4.6-1 of the code is amended to read:
68-4.6. Meal Service Permit.
1. The application is fully and accurately completed and is accompanied by the fee set forth in [[s. 60-59]] >>s. 60-21-9<<.
Part 31. Section 69-1-20 of the code is repealed.
Part 32. Section 69-1-21 to 29 is renumbered 69-1-20 to 28.
Part 33. Section 69-2-1-b of the code is repealed.
Part 34. Section 69-2-1-c and d is renumbered 69-2-1-b and c.
Part 35. Section 80-48-6 of the code is created to read:
80-48. Rat Control Regulations.
6. ELIMINATION OF RAT INFESTATIONS. Not less than 24 hours after the mailing or service and posting of an order and notice to eliminate a rat infestation, if the rat infestation has not been eliminated, the commissioner may have the rats exterminated at the city's expense. The costs of such action may be collected from the owner of the premises on which the rat infestation had existed or may be charged against the premises and assessed and collected as a special tax, upon notification by the commissioner to the city treasurer.
Part 36. Section 80-66-4 of the code is created to read:
80-66. Variance Permit.
4. FEE. No application for a variance permit under this section shall be considered by the commissioner unless the applicant has paid to the commissioner the permit fee required in s. 60-66.
Part 37. Section 81-2-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-2. Alarm Business License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$87]] >>$200<<.
Part 38. Section 81-2.5-2-a and b of the code is amended to read:
81-2.5. Alarm Service.
a. For each primary alarm movement connection: [[$831]] >>$835<<.
b. For each secondary alarm movement connection: [[$209]] >>$210<<.
Part 39. Section 81-4-2-a to e of the code is amended to read:
81-4. Amusement Premises, Distributors, Machines and Videogame Centers.
2-a. Videogame center license: [[$374]] >>$400<<.
b. Amusement machine premises license: [[$41]] >>$50<<.
c. Amusement machine permit (tag): [[$16]] >>$20<<.
d. Amusement machine distributor's license: [[$531]] >>$550<<.
e. Amusement machine premises license transfer:- [[$16]] >>$20<<.
Part 40. Section 81-9-2 and 3 of the code is amended to read:
81-9. Auto Wrecker's License.
2. The license fee for each fixed place of doing business operated in connection with an auto wrecking business shall be [[$228]] >>$250<<.
3. An additional fee shall be charged for each fixed place of business, other than the principal place of business, used for storing salvaged materials in the amount of [[$32]] >>$35<<.
Part 41. Section 81-12-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-12. Bill Posting License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$396]] >>$400<<.
Part 42. Section 81-12.5-1and 3 of the code is amended to read:
81-12.5. Boating Permits. 1. For exhibition speedboat trials the fee shall be [[$76]] >>$80<<.
3. For scuba diving the fee shall be [[$28]] >>$30<< per day. Seasonal permits for underwater work may be obtained from the harbor master at no charge.
Part 43. Section 81-13-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-13. Bowling Alley Licenses.
2. The fee for each license issued for a 9 or 10 pin alley or a bowling alley shall be computed at the rate of [[$17]] >>$20<< per alley.
Part 44. Section 81-14-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-14. Building Mover License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$69]] >>$70<<.
Part 45. Section 81-19.5 of the code is amended to read:
81-19.5. Checks; Bad Check Charges. The processing charge for each bad check issued to the city of Milwaukee shall be [[$23]] >>$25<<.
Part 46. Section 81-19-1 and 2 of the code is amended to read:
81-19. Certified Survey Map Filing Fee.
1. For the first parcel: [[$32]] >>$35<<.
2. For each additional parcel: [[$17]] >>$20<<.
Part 47. Section 81-31-1 of the code is amended to read:
81-31-1. Class "D" Operator's License. 1. The fee for each Class "D" operator's license shall be [[$42]] >>$50<<.
Part 48. Section 81-31.5 of the code is amended to read:
81-31.5. Class "D" Special Temporary Operator's License. The fee for each Class "D" special temporary operator's license shall be [[$6]] >>$10<<.
Part 49. Section 81-38-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-38. Concrete Contractor.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$58]] >>$60<<.
Part 50. Section 81-39-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-39. Dance Hall (Public) License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$73]] >> $100<<.
Part 51. Section 81-40-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-40. Dangerous Weapon Retailer's License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$38]] >>$50<<.
Part 52. Section 81-41-3 of the code is amended to read:
81-41. Direct Seller's License.
3. The fee for the renewal of each license shall be [[$24]] >>$35<<.
Part 53. Section 81-42 of the code is amended to read:
81-42. Dock Alteration or Repair Permit. The fee for every permit for the alteration or repair of a dock shall be [[$306]] >>$310<.
Part 54. Section 81-43 of the code is amended to read:
81-43. Dock Construction Permit. The fee for each permit for the building, construction, erection or rebuilding of a dock shall be [[$613]] >>$615<<.
Part 55. Section 81-43.5-1 of the code is amended to read:
81-43.5. Dock Engineering Survey Fee. 1. The basic fee for the survey of dock engineering shall be [[$153]] >>$155<<.
Part 56. Section 81-44 of the code is amended to read:
81-44. Drainage Ditch Obstruction Permit. The fee for each drainage ditch obstruction permit shall be [[$132]] >>$135<<.
Part 57. Section 81-44.7-2 and 4 of the code is amended to read:
81-44.7. Driver's License, Public Passenger Vehicle.
2. The fee for each original license shall be [[$30]] >>$40<<.
4. The fee for renewal of each license shall be [[$15]] >>$25<<.
Part 58. Section 81-49.5-1 of the code is amended to read:
81-49.5 Engineer Service Fees.
1. Preparation of an agreement to allow construction over sewer easements: [[$804]] >>$810<<.
Part 59. Section 81-49.8-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-49.8. Escort License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$32]] >>$35<<.
Part 60. Section 81-49.9-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-49.9. Escort Service License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$127]] >>$130<<.
Part 61. Section 81-50-1 to 5-a of the code is amended to read:
81-50. Excavation Permit and Inspection Fees for Work in the Public Right of Way. 1. GENERAL. For the excavation required for the construction or repair of an individual storm building sewer, sanitary building sewer, combined building sewer, water service, or any combination thereof laid simultaneously in a single excavation or in more than one excavation connected by tunneling or boring, the fee shall be [[$77]] >>$80<<.
2. MAIN OR CONDUIT. For the excavation required for the laying or repair of a main or conduit in each block the fee shall be [[$67]] >>$70<<.
3. REPAIR. For the excavation required for the laying or repair of utility building services in each block the fee shall be [[$67]] >>$70<<.
4. OTHER. For any other excavation or any installation the fee shall be [[$67]] >>$70<<.
5. INSPECTION. a. The fee for inspection services for each permit, except permits issued to city forces, public utilities, or to persons engaged in work under a city contract for which inspectional services have been otherwise provided shall be [[$46]] >>$50<<.
Part 62. Section 81-52 of the code is amended to read:
81-52. Fire Department Instruction and Training. The fee for out-of-city personnel to attend training courses sponsored by the fire department shall be computed at the rate of [[$73]] >>$100<< per day, per person.
Part 63. Section 81-52.5 of the code is amended to read:
81-52.5. Fire Service. The fee for every unit of fire department equipment requested in excess of reciprocal fire service agreements entered into with other municipalities shall be [[$4,854]] >>$5,000<< per hour or fraction thereof. The charges shall be computed from the time the equipment leaves its assigned quarter until the time such equipment returns to service in its assigned quarter.
Part 64. Section 81-52.7 of the code is amended to read:
81-52.7. Flower Pot Holders. The permit fee for each flower pot holder applicant shall be [[$38]] >>$40<< and shall be in effect from April 1 of each year to the following March 31.
Part 65. Section 81-57 of the code is amended to read:
81-57. Franchise. The fee for the introduction of each ordinance or resolution granting a franchise shall be [[$501]] >>$525<<.
Part 66. Section 81-58.5-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-58.5. Handicapped-Elderly Vehicle Permit.
2. The fee for each permit shall be [[$82]] >>$85<<.
Part 67. Section 81-59-1 of the code is amended to read:
81-59. Harbor Island Fee. 1. The permit fee for use of Harbor Island shall be [[$288]] >>$300<<, plus [[$58]] >>$60<< per day, per acre used for an event.
Part 68. Section 81-60-2-b and c of the code is amended to read:
81-60. Home Improvement Contractor's or Salesperson's License.
2. b. The fee for each new salesperson's license shall be [[$30]] >>$35<<.
c. The fee for the renewal of each salesperson's license shall be [[$18]] >>$20<<.
Part 69. Section 81-60.5-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-60.5. Horse and Surrey Livery Permit.
2. The fee for each permit shall be [[$67]] >>$70<<.
Part 70. Section 81-62-3 and 4 of the code is amended to read:
81-62. Instrumental Music License.
3. The fee for each license shall be [[$137]] >>$150<<.
4. The fee to transfer a license shall be [[$24]] >>$25<<.
Part 71. Section 81-64-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-64. Junk Dealer License.
2. The fee for each fixed place of doing business shall be [[$211]] >>$225<<.
Part 72. Section 81-70-2 and 3 of the code is amended to read:
81-70. Loading Zone Permit.
2. The fee for each original loading zone permit, except a permit issued to a disabled person as defined in s. 101-23.7-1-b, shall be computed at the rate of [[$168]] >>$175<< for every 30 feet of curb space or fraction thereof. The fee for each original loading zone permit issued to a disabled person shall be $50, with all such permits being for 30-foot loading zones.
3. The fee for each renewal loading zone permit shall be computed at the rate of [[$84]] >>$100<< for every 30 feet of curb space or fraction thereof.
Part 73. Section 81-75-1 of the code is amended to read:
81-75. Mooring Permits. 1. The fee for a mooring permit shall be [[$31]] >>$35<<.
Part 74. Section 81-77-2 and 3 of the code is amended to read:
81-77. Moving Picture Houses, Coin-Operated.
2. The minimum license fee shall be [[$372]] >>$375<<.
3. For every structure in which moving pictures are exhibited in coin-operated machines, the fee shall be determined at the rate of [[$74]] >>$100<< per machine.
Part 75. Section 81-78-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-78. Newspaper Vending Box Permit.
2. The fee for each permit shall be [[strike $22]] >>$30<<.
Part 76. Section 81-80-1 and 2of the code is amended to read:
81-80. Oversize or Overload Vehicle Permit.
1.0 The fee for each oversize or overload permit without police department escort shall be [[$82]] >>$85<<.
2. The fee for each oversize or overload permit with police department escort shall be [[$201]] >>$205<<.
Part 77. Section 81-92.5-2-a to c of the code is amended to read:
81-92.5. Phonograph Distributor's, Premises and Machine Licenses and Permits.
2. a. Phonograph premises permit: [[$38]] >>$50<<.
b. Phonograph machine permit (tag): [[$16]] >>$20<<.
c. Phonograph distributor license: [[$531]] >>$550<<.
Part 78. Section 81-96-1 and 2-a of the code is amended to read:
81-96. Plat Filing Fee. 1. a. The filing fee for cemetery plats containing one to 200 lots shall be [[$121]] >>$125<<.
b. The fee for each additional 200 lots or fraction thereof shall be [[$24]] >>$25<<.
2. a. The fee for plats other than cemetery plats containing from one to 25 lots shall be [[$258]] >>$260<<.
Part 79. Section 81-99-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-99. Pool and Billiard Table License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$32]] >>$35 per table<<.
Part 80. Section 81-99.5-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-99.5. Precious Metal and Gem Dealer's License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$35]] >>$50<<.
Part 81. Section 81-101-3 of the code is amended to read:
81-101. Pre-recorded Music Machine, Record Spins Premises License.
3. The fee for each license shall be [[$32]] >>$35<<.
Part 82. Section 81-101.3 of the code is amended to read:
81-101.3 Public Passenger Vehicle Fee, Special. The fee for special inspection of a public passenger vehicle, which shall apply when the vehicle owner fails to obtain a current inspection sticker during an established inspection period, as provided in s. 100-51, shall be [[$46]] >>$50<<.
Part 83. Section 81-102-4-a of the code is amended to read:
81-102. Public Ways: Permits for Temporary Occupancy or Use as Public Ways.
4. PARKING LANES. a. The fee for a period of 7 days or less shall be [[$83]] >>$85<<.
Part 84. Section 81-102-5-a to c of the code is amended to read:
5. TRAFFIC LANES AND ALLEYS.
a. The fee for a period of 7 days or less shall be [[$98]] >>$100<<.
b. For a period of 8 to 30 days, the fee shall be [[$187]] >>$190<<.
c. The fee for each succeeding month or portion thereof beyond 30 days shall be [[$187]] >>$190<<.
Part 85. Section 81-102.1-1 to 8-a of the code is amended to read:
81-102.1. Public Ways: Special Permits.
1. CURB AND GUTTER. The fee for restoration of curb and gutter with respect to the removal of a driveway shall be [[$88]] >>$90<<.
2. DRIVEWAYS-TEMPORARY. The fee for installation of a temporary driveway (driveover curb) shall be [[$74]] >>$75<<.
3. FENCES. The fee for installation of a fence encroaching on the public right of way shall be [[$74]] >>$75<<.
4. HOLLOW WALKS. The fee for performance of any work on a sidewalk situated over a hollow walk shall be [[$79]] >>$80<<.
5. POLES. The fee for installing, replacing and removing utility poles shall be computed at [[$79]] >>$80<< per block face. A block face shall consist of both sides of the street and not exceed 100 house numbers. In instances when a block face of 100 house numbers is divided by one or more intersecting public ways, each subdivision shall constitute a block face.
6. SIDEWALKS. The fee for replacing sidewalks shall be computed at [[$79]] >>$80<< for regular walks per block face and [[$132]] >>$135<< for full walks per block face. A block face shall consist of both sides of the street and not exceed 100 house numbers. In instances when a block face of 100 house numbers is divided by one or more intersecting public ways, each subdivision shall constitute a block face.
7. STREET CUTS. The fee for replacing and filling street cuts shall be [[$132]] >>$135<<.
8. INSPECTION COSTS. a. An additional fee shall be charged for each permit under subs. 1 to 4, 6 and 7 to cover costs of inspection in the amount of [[$65]] >>$70<<.
Part 86. Section 81-102.4 of the code is amended to read:
81-102.4. Purchasing-Restoration to Bidders Lists. The fee required for a vendor to be restored to bidders lists maintained by the [[purchasing division]] >>business operations division, procurement services section<< -department of administration, subsequent to the division's removal of a vendor's name if the vendor does not respond on 3 consecutive bids, shall be [[$76]] >>$80<<.
Part 87. Section 81-103-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-103-2. Roller Skate Rentals on Public Premises.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$41]] >>$45<<.
Part 88. Section 81-103.5-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-103.5. Statement of Income Duplicates.
2. The processing charge for requests beyond April 15, or for additional copies or duplicates shall be $15 and [[$23]] >>$25<< respectively for each item requested.
Part 89. Section 81-104-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-104. Secondhand Dealer's License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$33]] >>$40<<.
Part 90. Section 104.7-1 of the code is amended to read:
81-104.7. Sewer Connection. 1. The fee for connecting a private drain to a public sewer shall be [[$46]] >>$50<<.
Part 91. Section 81-105-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-105. Shooting Gallery License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$67]] >>$100<<.
Part 92. Section 81-108 of the code is amended to read:
81-108. Sign; Directional For Churches. The fee for the installation of church directional signs shall be [[$49]] >>$50<< per sign.
Part 93. Section 81-109 of the code is amended to read:
81-109. Signs; "No Parking to Driveway". When the installation of a "no parking to driveway" sign is requested by the owner, lessee, manager or tenant of the property involved, the fee chargeable to the requester shall be [[$121]] >>$125<< per sign installation.
Part 94. Section 81-116-1-a and b of the code is amended to read:
81-116. Street and Alley Vacation Fees.
1. REQUIRED FEES. a. The fee for filing a preliminary application for vacation of a street shall be [[$1,091]] >>$1,100<< plus [[$122]] >>$125<< for each 100 feet of street length or fraction thereof above 300 feet. Of this fee, $266 is intended to cover the department of city development's costs for administering the vacation procedure, while the remainder is intended to cover the costs incurred by the department of public works in preparing a map, legal description and coordinated report for the proposed vacation pursuant to s. 308-28-4.
b. The fee for filing a preliminary application for vacation of an alley shall be [[$716]] >>$720<< plus $85 for each 100 feet of alley length or fraction thereof above 300 feet. Of this fee, $266 is intended to cover the department of city development's costs for administering the vacation procedure, while the remainder is intended to cover the costs incurred by the department of public works in preparing a map, legal description and coordinated report for the proposed vacation pursuant to s. 308-28-4.
Part 95. Section 81-119-2 to 4 of the code is amended to read:
81-119. Tavern Amusement License.
2. The annual fee for each tavern amusement license: [[$1,342]] >>$1,375<<.
3. The holder of a tavern dance hall license may apply for a tavern amusement license upon the payment of [[$1,117]] >>$1,120<<.
4. The fee to transfer a tavern amusement license shall be [[$74]] >>$75<<.
Part 96. Section 81-120-2 and 3 of the code is amended to read:
81-120. Tavern Dance License.
2. The annual fee for each tavern dance license shall be [[$204]] >>$225<<.
3. The fee to transfer a tavern dance license shall be [[$21]] >>$25<<.
Part 97. Section 81-127-2-a to c of the code is amended to read:
81-127. Theatres and Motion Pictures.
2. a. Minimum fee: [[$190]] >>$200<<.
b. Maximum fee: [[$1,396]] >>$1,500<<.
c. The fee shall be determined at the rate of [[$0.28]] >>$0.30<< per seat figured to the nearest $50.
Part 98. Section 81-129 of the code is amended to read:
81-129. Traffic Signs, Documentation of Installation. The fee for each letter of documentation relative to traffic control signs shall be [[$17]] >>$20<<.
Part 99. Section 81-129.5-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-129.5. Transient Merchant License.
2. The fee for each license shall be [[$119]] >>$125<<.
Part 100. Section 81-131.5 of the code is amended to read:
81-131.5. Vehicle Replacement Fee. The fee for each public passenger vehicle transfer shall be [[$21]] >>$35<<.
Part 101. Section 81-132-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-132. Wage and Tax Statement Duplicates.
2. The processing charge for requests beyond April 15, or for additional copies or duplicates shall $15 and [[$21]] >>$25<< respectively for each item requested.
Part 102. Section 81-133-2 of the code is amended to read:
81-133. Waste Collector's License, Private.
2. The fee for each vehicle shall be [[$61]] >>$65<<.
Part 103. Section 82-27 of the code is repealed.
Part 104. Section 82-28 of the code is amended to read:
82-28. Weight Certificate. The commissioner of health shall prescribe the form of weight certificate to be used by all public vehicle scale operators and all nonpublic vehicle scale operators whose scales are located within the city. All such certificates shall be printed at a cost to be borne by the operators of such scales. [[No operator shall make such printed forms available to any person except a licensed weighmaster for use in connection with weighings carried out on that operator's scale.]]
Part 105. Section 82-29 of the code is repealed.
Part 106. Section 82-30 of the code is amended to read:
82-30. Licensing of Scales. Fees.
1. APPLICATION. Application for public vehicle scale operator's license, type I nonpublic vehicle safety operator's permit [[,]] or type II registration certificate [, and weighmaster's license]] shall be made upon forms provided by the commissioner of health.
Part 107. Section 101-27-2-a of the code is repealed and recreated to read:
101-27. All Night Parking.
2. SPECIAL PERMIT. a. Vehicles may be parked during such hours, provided they shall first obtain a special privilege permit from any facility the city may designate for the sale of such permit, after filing an application and paying a permit fee, all as required under this section, and shall be parked as authorized by such permit, as provided in sub. 5.
Part 108. Section 200-33-2-b-1 and 3-a of the code is amended to read:
200-33. Fees.
2. ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS.
b-1. The minimum fee for one and 2-family dwellings and accessory structures shall be [[$35]] >>$40<<.
b-3-a. One- and 2-family dwellings and accessory buildings: [[$25]] >>$40<<.
Part 109. Section 200-33-3 of the code is amended to read:
3. APPEALS. The fee required to appeal a decision of the commissioner of neighborhood services or commissioner of city development to the standards and appeals commission shall be [[$75]] >>$90<< except the fee required to appeal a decision of the commissioner of neighborhood services or commissioner of city development under s. 218-4 shall be $300.
Part 110. Section 200-33-5-a-1-a to c of the code is amended to read:
5. BUILDING PERMITS.
a. Commercial Buildings and Residential Buildings Containing 3 or More Units, New Construction and Additions.
a-1-a. Residential buildings containing 3 or more units: [[$0.18]] >>$0.22<< per square foot.
a-1-b. Industrial and manufacturing buildings: [[$0.12]] >>$0.15<< per square foot.
a-1-c. All other commercial buildings: [[$0.18]] >>$0.20<< per square foot.
Part 111. Section 200-33-5-b-1 of the code is amended to read:
b. Dwellings, New Construction and Additions. b-1. The fee for all one- and 2-family dwellings shall be computed at [[$0.15]] >>$0.22<< per square foot, using the definition set forth in s. 200-08-86.2.
Part 112. Section 200-33-5-c-1 and 2 of the code is amended to read:
c. Structures Accessory to One- and 2-family Dwellings. c-1. The fee for garages and other structures of more than 150 square feet in area accessory to one- and 2-family dwellings shall be computed at [[$0.05]] >>$0.18<< per square foot of area. The minimum fee shall be $50.
c-2. The fee for sheds and other structures accessory to one- and 2-family dwellings and not more than 150 square feet in area shall be [[$25]] >>$40<<.
Part 113. Section 200-33-5-d-1 to 3 of the code is amended to read:
d. Footing and Foundation Permits.
d-1. The fee for footing and foundation permits shall be computed at [[$0.03]] >>$0.08<< per square foot of floor area of the first floor of the building or structure.
d-2. The minimum fee for one- and 2-family dwellings and accessory structures shall be [[$75]] >>$100<<.
d-3. The minimum fee for all other buildings and structures shall be [[$150]] >>$175<<.
Part 114. Section 200-33-11-a and b of the code is amended to read:
11. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS.
a. Air conditioner outlet for one and 2-family dwelling units: [[$7]] >>$10<< each.
b. Air conditioner other than one and 2-family dwellings: [[$7]] >>$10<< minimum or $0.50 per horsepower.
Part 115. Section 200-33-11-f and g of the code is amended to read:
f. Dishwasher: [[$7]] >>$10<< each
g. Dryer (electric) outlet: [[$7]] >>$10<< each.
Part 116. Section 200-33-11-i and j of the code is amended to read:
i. Fixture with medium or mogul base socket: [[$0.25]] >>$0.50<< each.
j. Furnace with motor: [[$7]] >>$10<< each.
Part 117. Section 200-33-11-L of the code is amended to read:
L. Generator: $0.50 per kilowatt not to exceed [[$250]] >>$260<< for an individual unit.
Part 118. Section 200-33-11-n to zi of the code is renumbered 200-33-11-o to zj.
Part 119. Section 200-33-11-n of the code is created to read:
n. Hot tub or swimming pool: $25.
Part 120. Section 200-33-11-s of the code is amended to read:
s. Minimum permit fee: [[$55]] >>$60<< for installations and repairs in one and 2-family dwellings; [[$65]] >>$70<< for installations and repairs in other than one and 2-family dwellings.
Part 121. Section 200-33-11-u and v of the code is amended to read:
u. Outlet for fixture, lamp, switch, receptacle, etc.: [[$0.50]] >>$0.75<< each.
v. Range (electric): [[$7]] >>$10<< each.
Part 122. Section 200-33-11-z-1 to 6 of the code is amended to read:
z. Services with one service switch:
z-1. Up to 400 amps: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
z-2. 401-600 amps: [[$55]] >>$65<<.
z-3. 601-800 amps: [[$60]] >>$70<<.
z-4. 801-1000 amps: [[$65]] >>$75<<.
z-5. Over 1000 amps: [[$70]] >>$80<<.
z-6. Services over 600 volts: [[$75]] >>$85<<.
Part 123. Section 200-33-11-zb of the code is amended to read:
zb. Sign - neon: [[$5]] >>$7<< [[first transformer; $0.50 each additional transformer]].
Part 124. Section 200-33-11-zd of the code is amended to read:
zd. Strip lighting-plug in strip, similar systems: >>$5 plus<< $0.25 per foot.
Part 125. Section 200-33-11-zg and zh of the code is amended to read:
zg. Water heater (electric): [[$7]] >>$10<< each.
zh. Welding outlet: [[$7]] >>$10<< each.
Part 126. Section 200-33-11-zj of the code is renumbered 200-33-11-zk.
Part 127. Section 200-33-11-zi of the code is renumbered 200-33-11-zj and amended to read:
zj. Wireway, busway, underfloor raceway, gutters, troughs: >>$5 plus<< $0.25 per foot.
Part 128. Section 200-33-11-zi of the code is created to read:
zi. Whirlpool tub: $15.
Part 129. Section 200-33-13.5-a of the code is repealed and recreated to read:
13.5. EROSION CONTROL.
a. The fees for erosion control permits shall be as follows:
a-1. One- and 2-family lots: $125 per lot.
a-2. Multi-family, commercial, industrial and institutional lots: $150 per building plus $5 per 1,000 square feet of disturbed lot area, with a maximum fee of $2,000.
Part 130. Section 200-33-26-d of the code is amended to read:
26. LICENSED DWELLING FACILITIES.
d. Hotels. The fee for a hotel permit shall be [[$200]] >>$225<< per year. In addition the applicant shall pay the state of Wisconsin administrative fee, the amount of which is on file with the department of neighborhood services.
Part 131. Section 200-33-26-f and g of the code is repealed and recreated to read:
f. Rooming house: $150.
g. Second class dwelling: $150.
Part 132. Section 200-33-42.5 of the code is created to read:
42.5. PLUMBER OR PLUMBING BUSINESS REGISTRATION. The fee for registration of a master plumber or plumbing business pursuant to s. 225-2 shall be $50. This fee shall be paid at the time the applicant files the required performance and indemnity bonds.
Part 133. Section 200-33-43-i of the code is amended to read:
43. PLUMBING.
i. Installation and connection of each plumbing fixture or appliance: [[$8]] >>$10<<. The minimum permit fee shall be $55. The minimum permit fee for the installation of one plumbing fixture in a one or 2-family building shall be $40.
Part 134. Section 200-33-49.5-a to c of the code is amended to read:
49.5. RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDING RECORDING FEE.
a. The initial recording fee for a residential or commercial building shall be [[$30]] >>$35<<.
b. There shall be a fee of [[$30]] >>$35<< for filing a new application in the event of a change in ownership.
c. There may be a fee of [[$30]] >>$35<< for correcting any error or omission on an application filed with the department.
Part 135. Section 200-33-52-a-1 to 4 of the code is amended to read:
52. SPRINKLER, STANDPIPE AND SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS.
a-1. Chemical suppression systems. 1.5% of the cost of the system; minimum fee [[$50]] >>$60<<.
a-2. Fire protection water supply piping, underground or exposed. Each 100 feet or fraction thereof: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
a-3. Hydrants. Each hydrant: $25; minimum fee: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
a-4. Fire hose standpipe systems. Hose connections (fire department first aid or combined): $5 each outlet; minimum fee: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
Part 136. Section 200-33-52-a-6-a of the code is amended to read:
a-6-a. 1-15 sprinkler heads: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
Part 137. Section 200-33-52-a-7 of the code is amended to read:
a-7. A reinspection fee for noncompliance of fire suppression permit work: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
Part 138. Section 200-33-52-b-1 to 5 of the code is amended to read:
b-1. Chemical suppression systems: [[$50]] >>$60<< per hour or fraction thereof.
b-2. Deluge system trip test: [[$50]] >>$60<< per hour or fraction thereof.
b-3. Dry valve trip test: [[$50]] >>$60<< per hour or fraction thereof.
b-4. Fire pump test, each pump: [[$50]] >>$60<<per hour or fraction thereof.
b-5. Hydrostatic test, one hour: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
Part 139. Section 200-33-52-b-8 and 9 of the code is amended to read:
b-8. Water supply sprinkler system flow test: [[$50]] >>$60<< per hour or fraction thereof.
b-9. Standpipe system flow test: [[$50]] >>$60<< per hour or fraction thereof.
Part 140. Section 200-33-52-b-11 of the code is amended to read:
b-11. Reinspection fee: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
Part 141. Section 200-33-52-c-1 and 2 of the code is amended to read:
Sprinkler Systems:
c-1. Chemical suppression: $25 each; minimum fee: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
c-2. Fire hose standpipe systems (fire department first aid or combined): $5 each outlet; minimum fee [[$50]] >>$60<<.
Part 142. Section 200-33-52-c-3-a to e of the code is amended to read:
c-3-a. 0-200 heads: [[$50]] >>$60<< minimum fee.
c-3-b. 201-500 heads: [[$50]] >>$60<< for the first 200 heads, plus $15 per 100 heads, or fraction thereof, up to 500 heads.
c-3-c. 501-1,000 heads: [[$95]] >>$105<< for the first 500 heads, plus $15 per 100 heads, or fraction thereof, up to 1,000 heads.
c-3-d. 1,001-5,000 heads: [[$170]] >>$180<< for the first 1,000 heads, plus $15 per 100 heads, or fraction thereof, up to 5,000 heads.
a-3-e. Over 5,000 heads: [[$770]] >>$780<< for the first 5,000 heads, plus $15 per 100 heads, or fraction thereof, over 5,000 heads.
Part 143. Section 200-33-52-c-4 to 6 of the code is amended to read:
c-4. Spray booths: $25 each; minimum fee: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
c-5. Water curtains: $25 each; minimum fee: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
c-6. Reinspection fee because of noncompliance on fire suppression system violations: [[$50]] >>$60<<.
Part 144. Section 200-33-54-a of the code is amended to read:
54. STATIONARY ENGINEER.
a. The fee for the initial permit and renewals shall be [[$15]] >>$25<<. Failure to renew a permit within 30 days of expiration shall result in a lapse of the permit to operate.
Part 145. Section 304-24-5-d of the code is amended to read:
304-24. Contributions Received by the City.
5. APPROPRIATION AND EXPENDITURE OF CONTRIBUTION FUNDS.
d. Expenditure of contribution funds must be for the purpose or purposes specified by the donor. Expenditure for a different purpose shall require approval of the donor and acceptance by the common council, relevant common council committee or the department of administration-budget and [[management]] >>policy<< division, as appropriate.
Part 146. Section 304-24-7-a of the code is amended to read:
7. DOCUMENTATION. a. When contributions are deposited in a trust account, the affected department shall prepare a plan for expenditure of the funds within one year of their receipt. This plan shall be submitted to the department of administration-budget and [[management]] >>policy<< division, with a copy provided to the city comptroller.
Part 147. Section 304-81-7-d-2 is amended to read:
304-81. Grant Projects and Programs.
7. BUDGET MODIFICATIONS AND COSTS OVERRUNS AND DISALLOWED COSTS.
d-2. If expenditures charged to a major street and bridge improvement grant exceed the amount authorized by 10% of the total cost or $5,000, whichever is greater, the administering city department shall request additional authorization from the budget and [[management]] >>policy<< division in accordance with s. 18-10-6, city charter. The city comptroller is authorized and directed to make the approved transfers.
Part 148. Section 304-91-4 of the code is amended to read:
304-91. Expenditure of Funds to be Reimbursed by Greater than Anticipated Revenues.
4. DOCUMENTATION. Prior to introduction of a resolution referenced in sub. 3, city departments requesting expenditure authority for reimbursable expenditures shall submit documentation in support of estimates for expenditure and greater than anticipated revenues to the budget and [[management]] >>policy<< division and provide copies to the comptroller.
Part 149. Section 310-1-8 and 9 of the code is being repealed: (Note: The provisions being repealed read as follows:
310-1. Department Established.
8. Equal rights enforcement.
9. Equal opportunities enterprise program.)
Part 150. Section 310-1-8 is created to read:
8. Emerging business enterprise program.
Part 151. Section 310-1-10 of the code is renumbered 310-1-9.
Part 152. Section 310-11 of the code is amended to read:
310-11. Intergovernmental Relations.
1. AUTHORITY. The division of [[intergovernmental relations]] >>budget and policy<< shall have authority to make studies and investigation, to promote programs to attack the underlying problems which face the city and to provide information with respect to fiscal matters related to the securing of a greater share of state and federal funds and to do whatever may be required in promoting for the city a greater share of state and federal fund distributions.
2. FUNCTIONS. The division of [[intergovernmental relations]] >>budget and policy<< shall be under the direction and supervision of a [[legislative liaison]] >>budget and policy<< director. The [[legislative liaison]] >>budget and policy<< director shall be authorized to represent the city before legislative bodies of both the federal government and the state of Wisconsin as well as other political subdivisions of this state, subject to provisions of s. 350-211. The [[legislative liaison]] >>budget and policy<< director may confer with officials and representative of municipalities and of other political subdivisions of this state for the purpose of securing assistance and cooperation in effectuating the purpose and objectives for which the division is created. The [[legislative liaison]] >>budget and policy<< director may carry on educational programs, communicate in writing and make personal appearances and perform such other duties and responsibilities as in the judgment of the [[legislative liaison]] >>budget and policy<< director shall be most beneficial to the accomplishment of the purposes and objective herein provided. The [[legislative liaison]] >>budget and policy<< director shall from time to time as the director determines most appropriate or as directed by the mayor or the common council, submit reports with reference to the operations of this division. It shall also be the duty and responsibility of the director to carry out programs wherever necessary to increase the city's share of federal and state contributed funds in accordance with proposals prepared from time to time by the director and approved by the common council. Annual reports and recommendations shall be required of the director to be made to the common council.
3. COORDINATION. The [[legislative liaison]] >>budget and policy<< director shall make recommendations to the common council and mayor, as the need arises, as to those matters relating to the underlying problems faced by the city and to fiscal equity, and as to applications for state and federal grants, which would benefit from cooperative action by the common council and mayor, with those officials responsible for applications for state and federal grants who are under the jurisdiction of the county board of supervisors, the board of school directors, the board of vocation and adult education, the city and metropolitan sewerage commissions, and the social evelopment commission of greater Milwaukee.
Part 153. Section 350-189 of the code is repealed.
Part 154. This ordiance takes effect January 1, 2004.
LRB
APPROVED AS TO FORM
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Legislative Reference Bureau
Date:_____________________
Attorney
IT IS OUR OPINION THAT THE ORDINANCE
IS LEGAL AND ENFORCEABLE
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Office of the City Attorney
Date:____________________
Requestor
Drafter
LRB03420-4
TWM/cac
11/12/2003