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FEE SCHEDULE OF THE CITY OF DURHAM

ORDINANCE 15981

This edition of the Fee Schedule was revised August 2, 2022. It reflects City Council actions through August 1, 2022.

Ordinances adopted after August 1, 2022 that change the Fee Schedule are available at the City Clerk's office. To

obtain any of those ordinances, call 919-560-4166; TTY 919-560-4809; or email City.Clerk@durhamnc.gov

Ordinances can be searched on this webpage:

https://cityordinances.durhamnc.gov/PublicAccess/DatasourceTemplatelinksUpdate1.aspx

Previous revisions of the Fee Schedule are listed at the end of the Fee Schedule.

Please see the Introduction below to learn which fees, charges, rates, taxes, etc. are included in the Fee Schedule.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 - General Provisions

Part 1-101. Interest applicable to certain delinquent debts

Part 1-102. Civil penalties not affected by the Fee Schedule

Chapter 2 - Primary implementing department: Budget and Management Services

Part 2-101. Voluntary Annexation Petitions

Chapter 3 - Primary implementing department: City Clerk

Part 3-101. Filing fees for candidates to municipal office

Part 3-102. Mailing or delivery of meeting notices

Chapter 4 - Primary implementing department: City-County Inspections

Part 4-101. Building fees

Part 4-102. Reserved

Part 4-103. Temporary electrical service

Part 4-104. Electric wiring and equipment

Part 4-105. Mechanical (heating and air) code-related

Part 4-106. Plumbing

Part 4-107. Surcharge for paper application

Parts 4-108 - 111. Reserved

Part 4-112. Impact fees imposed on new construction. Please see the note in Part

4-112 for how to find the tables that show these impact fees.

Part 4-113. Technology surcharge

Chapter 5 - Primary implementing department - Neighborhood Improvement Services

Part 5-101. Housing code re-inspection

Part 5-102. Administrative fee for failure to respond to order

Part 5-103. Administrative fee for failure to correct prohibited conditions

Part 5-104. Administrative fee for noncompliance with an order made by an

administrator under the Nonresidential Building Code

Part 5-105. Interest rate for cleaning property of weeds, trash, etc.

Part 5-106. Reserved

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Part 5-107. Housing Appeals Board compensation

Chapter 6 - Primary implementing department: City-County Planning.

Part 6-101. General fees

Part 6-102. Traffic Impact Analyses and Transportation Special Use Permits

Chapter 7 - Primary implementing department: Finance

Part 7-101. Motor vehicle license tax

Part 7-102. Privilege license reissuance, duplicates, and letters of verification

Part 7-103. Privilege license taxes on service establishments and businesses

(effective only until 7-1-2015)

Part 7-104. Privilege license taxes on retail and wholesale merchants (effective only

until 7-1-2015)

Part 7-105. Privilege license taxes on manufacturers (effective only until 7-1-2015)

Note: Many privilege license tax amounts are contained in city code sections 30-

260ff. and generally were effective only until 7-1-2015

Part 7-106. Gross-receipts tax on short-term lease or rental of heavy equipment

Part 7-107. Gross-receipts tax on the short-term lease or rental of vehicles at retail

Part 7-108. Reserved

Part 7-109. Reserved

Part 7-110. Charges for returned and denied payments

Chapter 8 - Primary implementing department: Fire

Part 8-101. Interest

Part 8-102. Permits, inspections, and reviews

Chapter 9 - Primary implementing department: General Services Department

Chapter 9A - Primary implementing department: General Services Department, through the

Cemeteries Division

Part 9A-101. Interest

Part 9A-102. Cemetery charges

Chapter 9B - Reserved

Chapter 9C - Primary implementing department: General Services Department, through the

Urban Forestry Division

Part 9C-101. Replacement trees

Chapter 10 - Primary implementing department: Office of Public Affairs

Part 10-101. Fees for Providing Copies of Public Records

Chapter 11 - Primary implementing department: Parks and Recreation Department

Part 11-101. Durham Bulls Athletic Park rental fees

Part 11-102. Fees and charges in general

Chapter 12 - Primary implementing department: Police Department

Part 12-101. Fingerprint cards and photographs

Part 12-102. Immobilization

Part 12-103. Precious metal dealers

Part 12-104. Police-Initiated Nonconsensual Tow Fees

Part 12-105. Reserved

Part 12-106. Wrecker Dispatch Fee

Chapter 13 - Primary implementing department: Public Works

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Chapter 13A - Reserved

Chapter 13B - Primary implementing department: Public Works, through Engineering

Part 13B-101. Water meter testing

Part 13B-102. Reserved

Part 13B-103. Interest on assessments

Part 13B-104. Permits for inspections of utility installations in public rights-of-way

Part 13B-105. Public Works re-inspection

Part 13B-106. Construction drawing review

Part 13B-107. Development-related permits, agreements, and fire flow tests

Part 13B-108. Assessment rates and frontage charges

Part 13B-109. Water and sewer engineering connections

Part 13B-110. Copies of certain items

Part 13B-111. Single-permit, one-time inspections not otherwise provided for

Part 13B-112. Payment-in-lieu for sidewalks

Part 13B-113. Curb, gutter, driveway, sidewalk, and wheelchair ramp construction;

inspection of streets and water and sewer mains

Part 13B-114. Interest rate on construction for water and sewer service

Part 13B-115. Utility surcharge for Lick Creek Basin 25 or utility basins that

discharge into Basin 25

Part 13B-116. Processing fees for submission of application for consideration of

proposed alternate materials, design, or methods

Chapter 13C - Primary implementing department: Public Works, through Stormwater Services

Part 13C-101. Stormwater permit and surety fees

Part 13C-102. Stormwater services charges on developed land

Part 13C-103. Stormwater service charges - miscellaneous

Part 13C-104. Stormwater linear-foot inspection

Part 13C-105. Animal collection and disposal

Part 13C-106. Street sweeping and flushing

Chapter 13D - Reserved

Chapter 13E - Primary implementing department: Public Works, through Street Maintenance

Chapter 14 - Primary implementing department: Solid Waste Management

Part 14-101. Municipal Solid Waste

Part 14-102. Bulky items collection

Part 14-103. Roll-off container rental

Part 14-104. Reserved

Part 14-105. Reserved

Part 14-106. Container charges and service fees

Part 14-107. Commercial collections rental fees and service charges

Part 14-108. Reserved

Part 14-109. Reserved

Part 14-110. Yard waste products

Part 14-111. Remedial fees for violations

Part 14-112. Interest

Part 14-113. Definitions

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Chapter 15 - Primary implementing department: Water Management

Part 15-101. Deposits for water service

Part 15-102. Service initiation fee

Part 15-103. Capital facilities fees

Part 15-104. Rates for water service, sewer service, and water and sewer service

Part 15-105. Disposal of domestic septage

Part 15-106. Surcharge for use of sewers

Part 15-107. Monitoring charge; testing charges

Part 15-108. Location visits

Part 15-109. Extraction and restoration

Part 15-110. Standard credit after erroneous termination

Part 15-111. Vacancy charges

Part 15-112. Program administration fees

Part 15-113. Reserved

Part 15-114. Reserved

Part 15-115. Reconnection after violation of mandatory restrictions

Part 15-116. Backflow preventer permit and backflow preventer testing and minor

repairs

Part 15-117. Interest rate on capital facilities fees for water and sewer connections

Part 15-118. Administrative fee for testing and inspection of backflow preventers

Part 15-119. Disconnection and reconnection fees for sewer only customers

Part 15-120. Hydrant meter deposits and rental rates

Part 15-121. Water meter and lock tampering

Part 15-122. Electronic filing fee for submittal of test reports for backflow

preventers

Chapter 16 - Primary implementing department: Technology Solutions through the GIS Division

Part 16-101. Reserved

Part 16-102. Customized Service

Part 16-103. Printing of GIS DATA at Public Access Stations

Part 16-104. GIS Data Distribution

Chapter 17 - Primary implementing department: Transportation

Part 17-101. Fixed route and paratransit

Part 17-102. Fixed-route TRANSPASS pricing schedule

Part 17-103. Passenger vehicles for hire: miscellaneous

Part 17-104. Driver's permits

Part 17-105. Exclusive-ride service maximums

Part 17-106. Sinking or trust fund

Part 17-107. Parking Fees

Part 17-108. Special Events Parking Fees

Part 17-109. Temporary use of street rights-of-way by contractors and parking for

extended periods in limited time zone parking spaces

Part 17-110. Shared active transportation system permittees

Part 17-111. Election Day public transit system fare

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Introduction

This Fee Schedule is issued pursuant to city code section 1-3. In general, it is intended to include fees,

charges, rates, taxes, etc. charged by the City of Durham when a dollar amount has been specified pursuant to City

Council action. The Fee Schedule includes minimum and maximum charges where those have been set.

In many instances, it will be necessary to refer to city code provisions in order to determine when a fee,

charge, rate, tax, etc. is to be imposed. The Fee Schedule generally includes a citation to the applicable city code

provisions.

Section A. The Fee Schedule is intended to include

i. tax rates (except as noted in section B of this Introduction);

ii. utility and other public enterprise rates;

iii. limits on fares, rates, and charges that may be charged by passenger vehicles for hire;

iv. filing fees for candidates to municipal office; and

v. other fees, charges, rates, taxes, etc. to be charged or imposed by the City.

Section B. The Fee Schedule does not include

i. assessments under sections 77—81 of the charter or G.S. 160A-216 et seq., other than interest on

assessments;

ii. ad valorem property taxes;

iii. most privilege license taxes (also called business taxes); however, the Fee Schedule generally includes

privilege license taxes adopted pursuant to division 7 (Privilege License Taxes Not Related to or

Restricted by State Law) of chapter 30 of the city code; also, the Fee Schedule includes fees (as

contrasted with taxes) adopted pursuant to article V (Privilege License Taxes) of the city code;

iv. charges specifically named "civil penalty" or "civil penalties";

v. charges for infractions or criminal violations, including misdemeanors; and

vi. other charges not yet incorporated into the Fee Schedule. Only City Council action can authorize the

repeal of City fees, charges, rates, taxes, etc., so the fact that a fee, charge, rate, tax, etc., does not

appear in the Fee Schedule does not necessarily mean that it is not in effect.

The historical and source references in the Fee Schedule are intended to help the reader find Council actions

that addressed the fees, charges, etc., but any inaccuracies in the references will not affect the validity of any fees,

charges, etc.

"PR" in historical and source references indicates the "Parent Request" number in Onbase Client, the City's

agenda review computer program, where one can find relevant City Council agenda material.

As provided by city code sections 1-2 and 1-10, "City Manager" includes the City Manager's designee, and

when a particular subordinate of the City Manager (such as a department head) is specified, designees are

automatically included. Therefore, the Fee Schedule does not use the phrase "or designee" or similar references to

designees of the City Manager or of other subordinates of the City Manager.

If an "Under Construction" notice appears, consult the appropriate City department.

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The rates, charges, fees, fares, taxes, and limits set out in this Fee Schedule shall apply.

Chapter 1 - General Provisions

Part 1-101 (Interest applicable to certain delinquent debts)

(a) Imposition of interest for delinquent debt. The City Council of the City of Durham has found that it is in the

public interest to impose late payment charges on certain delinquent and past-due general billing accounts

because such charges may help ensure that the accounts are paid on time. A rate of interest of 8% simple

interest per year from the date of delinquency shall be imposed on debts in this Fee Schedule where the City

Council's intention to impose this Part 1-101 is manifest. A provision stating substantially "The provisions of

Part 1-101 (Interest applicable to certain delinquent debt) apply to [the indicated obligations]" shall be a

non-exclusive and sufficient method to show that manifest intention. The date of delinquency shall be the

date described by the ordinance, resolution, or other legal authority establishing when the debt is delinquent

or past-due. If an ordinance, resolution, or other legal authority does not establish the date of delinquency,

then the debt shall be delinquent 60 days after the debt is payable. For purposes of this Part, a debt includes

charges, penalties and fees.

(b) Grace period on debts that were delinquent before January 23, 2008. Subpart (a) applies to debts that

become delinquent beginning January 23, 2008. Subpart (a) shall also apply to debts that were delinquent

before January 23, 2008 but only to the extent they remain delinquent on February 22, 2008.

commercial credit accounts on which the City Council's intention to impose this Part 1-101 is manifest.

Source: resolution 9527, adopted 1-22-2008.

Part 1-102 (Civil penalties not affected by the Fee Schedule).

This Fee Schedule is not intended to affect or limit the imposition of charges that are denominated as "civil

penalties."

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Chapter 2 - Primary implementing department: Budget and Management Services

Part 2-101 (Voluntary Annexation Petitions).

The fee for submitting a Voluntary Annexation Petition is $250.00, to be paid at the time of submittal.

Source: resolution 9259, Onbase PR 1932, adopted 6-20-2005.

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Chapter 3 - Primary implementing department: City Clerk

Part 3-101 (Filing fees for candidates to municipal office).

BACKGROUND.

1. North Carolina General Statutes section 163-294.2(e) requires that municipal governing boards fix the

amount of the required filing fees in nonpartisan elections.

2. The amount of such filing fees may not be less than $5.00 nor more than one percent of the annual salary of

the office sought.

3. The annual salary of the Mayor of the City of Durham at the time of Council action setting filing fees was

$26,037.54.

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4. The annual salary of each Council Member of the City of Durham at the time of Council action setting filing

fees was $22,117.75.

FINDING BY COUNCIL. It is the finding of the City Council that a filing fee of one percent of the annual salary of the

office sought, as of the time of Council action setting filing fees, is a fair and reasonable filing fee.

Section 1. Pursuant to G.S. section 163-294.2(e) the filing fee for the office of Mayor is fixed at $260.37.

Section 2. Pursuant to G.S. section 163-294.2(e) the filing fee for the office of Council Member is fixed at $221.17.

Source: ordinance 15116, Onbase PR 11905, adopted 6-5-2017.

Part 3-102 (Mailing or delivery of meeting notices).

The fee charged to persons other than the media, who request notice of meetings (other than meetings on a

schedule of regular meetings), is $10.00 per calendar year. No fee is charged for notices sent by email.

Editor's note: This Part 3-102 was not placed in the Fee Schedule by the City Council. It is included in the Fee

Schedule only as a convenience. These fees are set by N.C.G.S. section 143-318.12(b)(2).

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Chapter 4 - Primary implementing department: City-County Inspections

Part 4-101 (Building fees).

Pursuant to city code section 10-50(a), the following schedule of fees applies to permits required by city code

section 10-48:

All building plan reviews will require a plan review fee at the time of building plan application submittal. The

amount of the plan review fee will be subtracted from the cost of the building permit fee at the time of permit

issuance. If the building permit application exceeds six months with no activity, the building permit application will

be voided, and the plan review fee will not be refunded.

Schedule A.

New residential Dwellings (One-and Two-Family, Including Townhouse Unit Ownership).

Building Permit Fee

Plan Review Fee

Up to 1200 sq. ft. (gross area)

$146.00

1201 to 1800 sq. ft.

325.00

146.00

1801 to 2400 sq. ft.

400.00

146.00

2401 to 3000 sq. ft.

456.00

146.00

3001 to 3600 sq. ft.

537.00

146.00

3601 to 4200 sq. ft.

650.00

146.00

4201 to 5000 sq. ft.

740.00

146.00

5001 sq. ft. and over

810.00

146.00

Schedule B.

New Multifamily Residential Buildings (Apartments, Condominiums, Triplex, and Fourplex).

Building Permit Fee

Plan Review Fee

First unit

$300.00

$450.00

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Each additional unit,

per building

150.00

no additional fee

Schedule C.

Accessory Buildings

Building Permit Fee

Plan Review Fee

No footing

$50.00

Footing

100.00

50.00

Schedule D.

Copy of contract may be required to determine the cost basis for calculating fees.

Residential Renovations and Additions

Building Permit

Fee

Plan Review Fee

Additions

0 to $10,000.00—no footing (add $50.00 if footing required)

$125.00

$10,001.00 and over—no footing

(add $50.00 if footing required)

250.00

125.00

Interior renovations

0 to $10,000.00

125.00

$10,001.00 and over

250.00

125.00

Schedule E.

Nonresidential Buildings - Cost will be based on construction contracts unless a reason is identified to base

cost on other information:

0 to $5,000.00

$104.00

$5,001.00 to $50,000.00

104.00

plus, per thousand or fraction thereof over $5,000.00

7.80

$50,001 to $100,000.00

456.00

230.00

plus, per thousand or fraction thereof over $50,000.00

6.60

$100,001.00 to $500,000.00

786.00

400.00

plus, per thousand or fraction thereof over $100,000.00

4.32

Over $500,000.00

2,513.00

1,300.00

plus, per thousand or fraction thereof over $500,000.00

1.25

Schedule F.

Miscellaneous:

Mobile home (unit installation and

foundation)

$150.00

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Modular unit (unit installation and

foundation)

200.00

Moving permit (including new

foundation)

125.00

Demolition permit:

Up to 5,000 sq. ft.

75.00

Over 5,000 sq. ft. (no

additional

cost per thousand)

150.00

Demolition associated with a

forthcoming permit

75.00

Residential reroofing (addition)

75.00

Commercial roofing/reroofing:

0 to $20,000.00

100.00

Over $20,000.00

150.00

Residential decks (single and two-

family)

100.00

Change of occupancy permit (if no building permit is otherwise required/no construction

necessary)

50.00

Reinspection fees:

Not ready for inspection

100.00

8 or more code violations

found

100.00

reinspection

100.00

reinspection

200.00

reinspection

300.00

Re-stamp Plans or replacement copy of digital plans, fee per plan

20.00

Change of address, PID, or PID on permits (building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and/or

fire), fee per trade

10.00

Issuance of duplicate placard

5.00

Work begun without a permit

Double Fee

Voiding of permits (no maximum)

15% of

permit

cost

Stocking -approval

100.00

Partial occupancy approval

-200.00

Posting of occupancy (not associated with a permit)

50.00

Homeowner's recovery fund

10.00

Change of impervious surface on a permit

250.00

Plans Review - re-review (applies to each trade re-review)

re-review

No charge

re-review

200.00

Each re-review thereafter

300.00

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Floodplain Development Permit (Small): Floodplain Development Permit initiated through the

Inspections Department that does not require review of a flood study or approval by an elected

body.

150.00

Floodplain Development Permit (Large): Floodplain Development Permit initiated through the

Inspections Department that requires review of a flood study or approval by

an elected body.

500.00

Schedule G:

Fire Prevention Construction Permits and Plans Review Fees:

Emergency Responder Radio Coverage (ERRC) Systems Permit

$65.00

Gate and Barricade Permit

65.00

Smoke Control or Smoke Exhaust System Fees

Smoke Control/Smoke Exhaust System Permit

65.00

Smoke Control/Smoke Exhaust System Review Fee

70.00

Solar Photovoltaic Power Systems Fees

Solar Photovoltaic Power Systems Permit

65.00

Solar Photovoltaic Power Systems Review Fee

70.00

Building plans review

53.00

Sprinkler plans review

60.00

Fire alarm plans review

70.00

Other plans review

53.00

Fire protection construction permits

65.00

Schedule H:

Enhanced Plan Review - This is a face to face meeting in our office whereby the owner's design/construction team

and the Inspections Department staff meet over the construction drawings and work collectively to make the

drawings code compliant. This is an optional plan review service that helps construction projects needing to meet

financing deadlines and other timetables:

An Enhanced Plan Review fee of $600.00 is required for reserving an appointment (will be applied to

the total cost of the review).

Cancellations must be made at least 3 business days prior to the scheduled appointment. The

Enhanced Plan Review fee can be refunded (minus 15% handling) or applied toward future scheduled

appointments.

Cancelling the review after the deadline (3 business days), the Enhanced Plan Review fee of $600.00

will not be refunded or applied to future Enhanced Plan Reviews.

All Enhanced Plan Review fees, based on the calculated time taken to complete the review, must be

paid at the conclusion of the review.

Enhanced Plan Review fees do not contribute towards permit fees.

$600.00 per hour (minimum 1 hour)

$150.00 per 15 minute increments

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Schedule I:

After Hours Inspections - Scheduling after hours inspections requires 24 hour notice to the Chief

Inspector/Supervisor of the applicable trade. After hours inspections are scheduled based solely on the availability

of an inspector. The fee must be paid at the time the inspection is scheduled.

$125.00 per hour - Minimum of two hours directly following work hours.

$125.00 per hour - Minimum of three hours if the inspector has to leave their home to perform the

inspection.

Source: ordinance 15302, Onbase PR 12558, adopted 6-18-2018.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 6-30 and section 6-31.

Part 4-102 (Reserved).

Editor's Note: Part 4-102 (Sign Fees) was repealed by Ordinance 15302, Onbase PR 12558, adopted 6-18- 2018.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 6-33.

Part 4-103 (Temporary electrical service).

Pursuant to city code section 10-53(a), the fee for an application for permit for temporary electrical service is

$100.00, and the fee for each additional inspection is $50.00.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 6-34.

Part 4-104 (Electric wiring and equipment).

Pursuant to city code section 10-114(a), the following schedule of fees applies to the inspection of electric wiring

and equipment within or on any building, structure or premises in the city:

Schedule A:

New Residential (One-and Two-Family, Including Townhouse Unit Ownership):

Multifamily Residential (Apartments, Condominium, Triplex and Fourplex):

100 amp to 200 amp service

$156.00

400 amp service

187.00

Schedule B:

Outlets:

Outlets for lights, receptacles and switches, which are installed on general-purpose branch circuits having 2

or more outlets, except for main service switches and feeder distribution switches, small appliances of less

than 500 watts or motor drivers of one-eighth horsepower or less as kitchen or hood fans, bell ringing

transformers, etc.:

1 to 10 outlets

$21.00

Each additional outlet

0.83

Schedule C:

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Fixtures:

1 to 10 fixtures

$21.00

Each additional fixture

0.83

Schedule D:

Motors and Generators of One-Sixth Horsepower or Larger:

Electric motors and generators:

Minimum charge

$18.00

Each motor

3.22

Additional charge per hp or fraction thereof, applied against total hp

0.62

Schedule E:

Branch Circuits Supplying Appliances, Devices or Equipment:

Disposal under 1 hp

$10.90

Dryers and dishwashers

10.90

Electric water heaters or boilers

10.90

Electric signs and outline lighting

First circuit

10.90

Each additional circuit for same sign

3.22

Electric heat:

Wall or baseboard heaters, first unit

10.90

Each additional unit

3.95

Electric unit heaters:

First kW

10.90

Each additional kW

1.56

Electric furnaces, duct heating units, supplementary or auxiliary units installed in ducts

or plenums:

First kW

10.90

Each additional kW

1.56

All other devices, appliances or equipment which are installed on individual

branch circuits and not covered in other schedules, each

10.90

Schedule F:

Miscellaneous Wiring Not Covered in Schedules A, B, C, D, E:

Lampholders for marquise and/or festoon lighting

$55.00

Service equipment as determined by ampacity of buses in equipment.

Up to 100 amperes

34.00

Each additional 100 amperes or fraction thereof

6.97

Transformers, dry or liquid type, each:

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Up to 45 kVA

33.00

46 to 150 kVA

43.00

Over 150 kVA

55.00

Feeders of all types:

Each feeder up to 100 amps

10.90

Additional charge per 100 amps or fraction thereof applied

against total ampacity after

deducting 100 amps per feeder

1.56

Schedule G:

Miscellaneous:

Solar panel inspections

Residential

$100.00

Commercial roof top

150.00

Commercial ground-mounted

150.00

Commercial ground-mounted, charge per trip for 3

and

subsequent inspections

50.00

Service or saw pole—one inspection only

65.00

Service or saw pole—extra inspection, each

47.00

(instead of 2

, 3

, and 4

reinspection fees

listed below in this Schedule G)

Temporary service connection—commercial

150.00

Mobile home—one inspection

65.00

Mobile home—extra inspection, each (instead of

47.00

, 3

, and 4

reinspection fees listed below in this Schedule

Modular unit

69.00

Commercial reinspection

65.00

Minimum electrical permit fee

65.00

Reinspection fees:

Not ready for inspection

100.00

5 or more code violations found

100.00

reinspection

100.00

reinspection

200.00

reinspection

300.00

HVAC replacement - one inspection

65.00

HVAC replacement - additional inspections, each (instead of 2

, 3

, and 4

reinspection fees

50.00

listed above in this Schedule G)

Double fee

Work begun without a permit

Voiding of permits (no maximum)—

15% of permit

cost

Minimum fee for any permit requiring a rough-in inspection:

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Commercial

150.00

Residential

100.00

Schedule H:

After Hours Inspections - Scheduling after hours inspections requires 24 hour notice to the Chief

Inspector/Supervisor of the applicable trade. After hours inspections are scheduled based solely on the

availability of an inspector. The fee must be paid at the time the inspection is scheduled.

$125.00 per hour - Minimum of two hours directly following work hours.

$125.00 per hour - Minimum of three hours if the inspector has to leave their home to perform the

inspection.

Editor's note: The last line above ("$125.00 per hour - Minimum of three hours...the inspection.") is not indicated

as additional text in ordinance 15302.

Editor's note: The provisions of Part 1-101 (Interest applicable to certain delinquent debt) apply to all charges for

inspection permits imposed under this Part.

Source: ordinance 15302, Onbase PR 12558, adopted 6-18-2018.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 6-87.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 6-113 and section 6-116.

Part 4-105 (Mechanical (heating and air) code-related)

Pursuant to city code section 10-173(a), every person who obtains a permit prescribed by city code section 10-

172(a) shall pay to the city a fee for inspection of the work authorized by the permit according to the following

schedules:

Schedule A:

Residential (One- and Two-Family, including Townhouses and Condominiums, -per Dwelling Unit or Side):

Installation of a heating/cooling system with any concealed ductwork or

component

$125.00

Replacement or conversion of a heating/cooling system - 1

inspection

65.00

Subsequent inspections, each (instead of 2

50.00

, and 4

reinspection fees listed below in Schedule G)

Installation of fireplace stoves, factory-built fireplaces, floor furnaces and wall

furnaces

52.00

Gas piping

65.00

Fuel lines

65.00

Schedule B:

Multifamily Residential (Apartments, Triplexes, and Fourplexes):

Installation of a heating/cooling system

(each dwelling unit)

$100.00

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Replacement or conversion of a

heating/cooling system

65.00

Subsequent inspections, each (instead of 2

, 3

, and 4

reinspection

fees listed

below in Schedule G)

50.00

Schedule C:

Nonresidential heating/cooling: Installation of heating/cooling system, including boiler, furnace, duct heater,

unit heater, air handling units and air distribution system:

Upfits, per sq. ft. (minimum $98.00, maximum -

$3,000.00)

$0.058

Heating system in total BTU input per floor, or per individual system:

0 to 150,000

$131.00

150,001 to 300,000

205.00

300,001 to 500,000

290.00

500,001 to 1,000,000

426.00

1,000,001 to 2,500,000

510.00

2,500,001 to 5,000,000

644.00

5,000,001 to 10,000,000

774.00

Over 10,000,000

929.00

Replacement of any component of heating/cooling system such as

furnace, boiler, unit heater, duct heater, condensate receiver, feedwater

pump, etc.

70.00

Schedule D:

Commercial Cooling (With Separate Distribution System):

Installation of a complete cooling system, including the distribution system and air handling units, with

either a condenser, receiver, cooling tower, or evaporative condenser coils.

Cooling or chiller in total tons:

0 to 25 tons

$83.00

Over 25 tons

166.00

Replacement of any component of cooling system

83.00

Schedule E:

Commercial Ventilation and Exhaust Systems:

Installation of ventilation and/or exhaust systems, including fans, blowers, and duct systems for the

removal of dust, gases, fumes, vapors, etc.:

Total motor horsepower:

0 to 5

$72.00

6 to 15

111.00

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16 to 25

178.00

26 to 50

219.00

Over 50

262.00

Schedule F:

Hood for commercial type cooking, per hood

$150.00

Minimum fee for any heating/cooling permit or ventilation

65.00

Schedule G:

Miscellaneous:

Reinspection fees:

4 or more code violations

$100.00

Not ready for inspection

100.00

reinspection

100.00

reinspection

200.00

reinspection

300.00

Work begun without a permit

Double Fee

Voiding of permits (no maximum)

15% of permit cost

Schedule H:

After Hours Inspections - Scheduling after hours inspections requires 24 hour notice to the Chief

Inspector/Supervisor of the applicable trade. After hours inspections are scheduled based solely on the

availability of an inspector. The fee must be paid at the time the inspection is scheduled.

$125.00 per hour -

Minimum of two hours directly following work hours.

$125.00 per hour -

Minimum of three hours if the inspector has to leave their home to

perform the inspection.

Source: ordinance 15302, Onbase PR 12558, adopted 6-18-2018.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 6-113 and section 6-116.

Part 4-106 (Plumbing)

Pursuant to city code section 10-202(a), the following fee schedule is adopted in connection with plumbing work:

Schedule A:

New Residential Construction; One-and Two-Family, and Townhouse Unit Ownership; Installation of New

Plumbing Fixtures, Building Water and Sewer Service:

All dwellings

$170.00

> See Note 1.

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Schedule B:

New Multifamily Construction (Three-and Four-Family Apartments); Installation of New Plumbing Fixtures,

Building Water and Sewer:

Per fixture

$6.24

Minimum, per building

127.00

> See Note 1.

Schedule C:

New Nonresidential; Installation of New Plumbing Fixtures, Building Water and Sewer:

Per fixture

$7.90

Minimum (without water and sewer)

187.00

Minimum (with water and sewer)

265.00

> See Note 1.

Schedule D:

Additions, Residential and Nonresidential; Installation of New Plumbing Fixture:

Building sewer and water

$65.00

1-7 fixtures

94.00

8-15 fixtures

119.00

Over 15 fixtures (per fixture)

7.90

> See Note 1.

Schedule E:

Fixture Replacement; No Change to Rough-in:

1 to 4 fixtures

$65.00

5 fixtures and over:

Per fixture

6.86

Electric water heater (permit

required)

65.00

> See Note 1.

Schedule F:

Miscellaneous:

Residential sprinkler permit

$170.00

Gas piping

65.00

Mobile home

65.00

Modular unit

78.00

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Not listed above but has water or sewer connection

65.00

Reinspection fees:

4 or more code items

$100.00

Not ready for inspection

100.00

1st reinspection

100.00

2nd reinspection

200.00

3rd reinspection

300.00

Work begun without a permit

Double fee

Voiding of permits (no maximum)

15% of permit cost

> See Note 1.

Schedule G:

After Hours Inspections - Scheduling after hours inspections requires 24 hour notice to the Chief

Inspector/Supervisor of the applicable trade. After hours inspections are scheduled based solely on the

availability of an inspector. The fee must be paid at the time the inspection is scheduled.

$125.00 per hour - Minimum of two hours directly following work hours.

$125.00 per hour - Minimum of three hours if the inspector has to leave their home to perform the

inspection.

Note 1: For inspections under all Schedules in this Part 4-106: When due to the length of water or sewer work

more than two trips are required, an additional charge for each trip after the second trip is imposed, of $50.00.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 6-113, section 6-116, and section 6-134.

Part 4-107 (Surcharge for paper application).

A $5.00 surcharge will be added to the total fee for each plumbing, electrical, or mechanical application that is

submitted manually (paper submittal) as opposed to an electronic submittal (paperless submittal).

Parts 4-108—4-111 (Reserved).

Part 4-112 (Impact fees imposed on new construction).

Impact fees pursuant to city code section 30-84(b) shall be as follows:

Editor's note: The tables showing the Street Impact Fee Schedule, the Open Space Land Impact Fee Schedule, and

the Parks and Recreation Facility Impact Fee Schedule are in a separate document, which is titled "Fee Schedule

Tables, Part 4-112." The July 10, 2009 version of that document contains the most recent changes. That document

can be found at the same place on the Internet where you opened this document.

These four footnotes apply to the Street Impact Fee Schedule:

1. Square footage shall be calculated according to gross floor area (the area within the inside perimeter of

the exterior walls, with no deduction for corridors, stairs, closets, thickness of walls, columns or other

features, exclusive of court and vent shafts).

2. Student - the total student capacity of any school or any addition to an existing school.

3. A standard based on acreage refers to the total land and water surface area of any lot or lots on which

any primary, accessory, or incidental use or portion thereof is located.

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4. Hotels or motels that contain any convention or civic center shall, in addition to paying street impact

fees based on rooms, also pay the street impact fee based on general recreation for the civic center or

convention center.

Part 4-113.

Source: Part 4-113 was repealed by ordinance 14604, Onbase PR 9802, adopted 5-5-2014.

These source notes apply to Chapter 4.

Source: ordinance 13592, Onbase PR 5022, adopted 5-5-2008; ordinance 13801, Onbase PR 6139, adopted 5-18-

2009; ordinance 14122, Onbase PR 7728, adopted 5-16-2011; ordinance 14604, Onbase PR 9802, adopted 5-5-

2014.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code chapter 25, in particular city code section 25-3(a)-(b).

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Chapter 5 - Primary implementing department - Neighborhood Improvement Services

Part 5-101 (Housing code re-inspection).

The following re-inspection fees shall be charged pursuant to city code section 10-241(c)(2):

First re-inspection if it shows the dwelling still to be noncompliant

$50.00

Second re-inspection if it shows the dwelling still to be noncompliant

$75.00

Third re-inspection if it shows the dwelling still to be noncompliant

$100.00

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 6-158(r)(6).

Part 5-102 (Administrative fee for failure to respond to order).

The administrative fee charged pursuant to city code section 10-241(c)(1) is $250.00.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 6-158(r)(5).

Part 5-103 (Administrative fee for failure to correct prohibited conditions.)

The administrative fee charged pursuant to city code section 26-191 is $250.00.

Source: For historical reference, see ordinance 13337 and 1982 city code section 10-131.

Part 5-104 (Administrative fee for noncompliance with an order made by an administrator under the

Nonresidential Building Code).

The administrative fee charged pursuant to city code section 10-320(d) is $250.00.

Source: ordinance 13717, Onbase PR 5452, adopted 10-20-2008.

Part 5-105 (Interest rate for cleaning property of weeds, trash, etc.).

The interest rate on costs to the city of cleanup work is 8% per annum.

Editor's note: This Part 5-105 was not placed in the Fee Schedule by the City Council. It is included in the Fee

Schedule only as a convenience. The reader's attention is directed to city charter section 63 and city code section

26-187.

Part 5-106 (Reserved).

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Source: ordinance 14232, Onbase PR 8234, adopted 3-5-2012 and 3-8-2012; repealed entirely by ordinance 14936,

Onbase 11113, adopted 6-6-2016.

Part 5-107 (Housing Appeals Board compensation).

The compensation provided for in section 10-238 of the city code is $25.00.

Source: ordinance 14273, Onbase PR 8504, adopted 6-4-2012.

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Chapter 6 - Primary implementing department: City-County Planning

Part 6-101 (General fees)

Section 1

A. Zoning Map Change (Rezoning). Base fees shall be calculated based on the type of application (zoning map

change without a development plan, text-only development plan, or graphic development plan) plus the per-

acre fee, if noted, for the acreage rounded up to the next whole acre.

1. Rezoning without a Development Plan, 5 Acres or Less: $1,000.00 per case, plus additional fees for

advertising, letter notice, signs, and technology. Add $1,000.00, plus technology fees, if the request is

not consistent with the adopted Future Land Use Map.

2. Rezoning without a Development Plan, 5 Acres or More: $2,000.00 per case, plus additional fees for

advertising, letter notice signs, and technology. Add $1,000.00, plus technology fees, if the request is

not consistent with the adopted Future Land Use Map.

3. Text-Commitment-Only Development Plan, 5 Acres or Less: $2,000.00 per case, plus additional fees for

advertising, letter notice, signs, and technology. Add $1,000.00, plus technology fees, if the request is

not consistent with the adopted Future Land Use Map.

4. Text-Commitment-Only Development Plan, 5 Acres or More: $3,500.00 per case, plus additional fees

for advertising, letter notice, signs, and technology. Add $1,000.00, plus technology fees, if the request

is not consistent with the adopted Future Land Use Map.

5. Modifications to Text Commitments on Existing Development Plans (this can only be used for changing

text; changing or adding graphics is charged at the applicable Development Plan rate listed below):

$1,500.00 per case, plus additional fees for advertising, letter notice, signs, and technology.

6. Graphic Development Plan: $4,500.00, plus $65.00 per acre, rounded up, plus additional fees for

advertising, letter notice, signs, and technology. Add $1,000.00, plus technology fees, if the request is

not consistent with the adopted Future Land Use Map.

7. Development Plan as Site Plan or Preliminary Plat: Half of zoning base fee, plus half of the site plan or

preliminary plat base fee, plus $100.00 Engineering Zoning Review, plus technology fees on the total,

plus additional fees for advertising, letter notice, and signs. Add $1,000.00, plus technology fees, if the

request is not consistent with the adopted Future Land Use Map.

8. Engineering Zoning Review: $100.00, in addition to the applicable zoning map change fee, plus

technology fees.

B. Consolidated Annexation.

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1. All Consolidated Annexation, except as in Section 1, Paragraph B.2, Below: $800.00 per case, plus

additional fees for advertising, letter notice, signs, recordation, and technology. This does not include

fees for any other associated application.

2. Consolidated Annexation of One Single-Family or Two-Family Residential Lot: $400.00 base fee, plus

additional fees for advertising, letter notices, signs, recordation, and technology. This does not include

fees for any other associated application.

C. Comprehensive Plan Amendment.

1. Future Land Use Map Plan Amendment, Not Associated with a Zoning Map Change: $2,100.00 per case,

plus additional fees for technology, advertising, letter notice, and signs, as applicable.

2. Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment: $3,000.00 per case, plus additional fees for technology,

advertising, letter notice, and signs, as applicable.

D. Development Agreement (per N.C. Gen. Stat. 160D, Art. 10), $7,000.00 per case, plus additional fees for

advertising, letter notice, signs, and technology. Recordation fees are the responsibility of the applicant. This

does not include any other fees associated with other applications that may be required as part of the

development of the property.

E. Board of Adjustment Applications.

1. Appeal of an Administrative Decision: $300.00 per case, plus additional fees for technology, letter

notice, and signs, as applicable.

2. Single-Family and Two-Family Projects (variances, minor special use permits, etc.) and Reasonable

Accommodations Requests: $475.00 per case, plus additional fees for letter notice, signs, recordation

fees for special use permit orders, and technology.

3. Wireless Communication Facilities, Minor Special Use Permit: $3,165.00 per case, plus additional fees

for letter notice, signs, recordation fees, and technology; plus $5,000.00 for independent professional

consultant review.

4. All Other BOA Applications, Not Listed Elsewhere in This Section: $1,300.00 per case, plus additional

fees for letter notice, signs, recordation fees for special use permit orders, and technology.

F. Major Special Use Permit Applications.

1. Transportation Special Use Permit: $2,025.00 per case, plus additional fees for letter notice, signs,

recordation, and technology.

2. Wireless Communication Facilities Major Special Use Permit: $3,165.00 per case, plus additional fees

for letter notice, signs, recordation, and technology; plus $5,000.00 for independent professional

consultant review.

3. All Other Major Special Use Permit Applications: $2,025.00 per case, plus additional fees for letter

notice, signs, recordation, and technology.

G. Site Plans.

Site Plan Type

Fee Amount

1. Administrative Site Plan - Level 1, defined as a site

plan requiring only Planning Department and

Inspections Department review.

$210.00, plus technology fees

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2. Administrative Site Plan - Level 2, defined as a site

plan with a maximum of 500 square feet of new

impervious surfaces added, no changes in stormwater

management, no more than 1,000 square feet of new,

habitable building area, and less than 12,000 square

feet of land disturbance.

$650.00, plus technology fees

3. Administrative Site Plan - Level 3, defined as a site

plan with a maximum of 500 square feet of new

impervious surfaces added, no changes in stormwater

management, greater than 1,000 square feet of new,

habitable building area, and less than 12,000 square

feet of land disturbance:

$1,800.00, plus technology fees

4. Administrative Site Plan - Level 4, defined as a site

plan that does not meet the definitions of a Level 1,

Level 2, Level

3, or Major Site Plan, and proposes:

a. From 0 to 5,000 square feet of new, habitable

building area.

$4,300.00, plus technology fees

b. From 5,001 to 10,000 square feet of new,

habitable building area.

$5,300.00, plus technology fees

c. From 10,001 to 50,000 square feet of new,

habitable building area.

$7,800.00, plus technology fees

d. From 50,001 to 100,00 square feet of new,

habitable

building area.

$10,800.00, plus technology fees

e. Greater than 100,000 square feet of new,

habitable building area.

$4,300.00, plus $45.00 per 1,000 square feet (rounded

up), plus technology fees

f. A site plan for a development of new lots with

no more than 5,000 total square feet of incidental

nonresidential development (see Example A in G.7.e).

$4,300.00, plus $45.00 per new lot, plus technology

fees

g. A site plan with a mixture of nonresidential or

multifamily buildings totaling more than 5,000 square

feet

and new lots, such as townhomes or other residential

lots (see Example B in G.7.f).

$4,300.00, plus $45.00 per new lot; plus, the new,

habitable building area total fee from G.4.a-G.4.e,

according to the total

square footage of the building(s); plus technology fees

on the total

5. Major Site Plan

$5,500.00, plus $65.00 per 1,000 square feet (rounded

up), or $65.00 per new lot, whichever is the higher

fee, plus technology fees on the total, plus additional

fees for letter notice

6. Development Plan as Site Plan

Half of zoning base fee, plus half of the site plan base

fee, plus FLUM inconsistency fee, as applicable, plus

$100.00 Engineering Zoning Review, plus additional

fees for

technology on the total, plus advertising, letter notice,

and signs

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7. Notes for Section 1.G. Site Plans:

a. All new building square footage shall be rounded up to the next whole number and applies to the entire,

habitable square footage (area) within nonresidential, multifamily, and mixed use buildings.

b. Structured parking, accessory buildings, and service areas within a building are considered habitable

building area.

c. Townhomes and other single buildings on multiple lots require the per-lot fee.

d. Open space and common area lots are considered new lots being created.

e. Example A: Calculation of fees for a 50-lot townhome development with common building and 3 open

space lots, proposed on one existing lot.

1) 50 new townhome lots + 3 open space lots - 1 existing lot = 52 lots x $45.00 = $2,340.00.

2) + $4,300.00 base application fee - $6,640.00.

3) + 4% technology fees on the subtotal ($6,640 x 0.04 = $265.60).

4) Total Fee = $6,905.60.

f. Example B: Calculation of fees for a 50-lot townhome development with common building and 3 open

space lots proposed on an existing lot, plus a 10,000 square foot nonresidential building on a new lot:

1) Calculate the townhome portion, including the common building, as in Example A, for a total of

$6,905.60

2) Add $5,300.00 + 4% technology fees for nonresidential building area = $5,512.00.

3) Total fee = $6,509.60 + $5,512.00 = $12,417.60.

g. Site plans which do not require an initial re-review will be reimbursed 33% of the original review fee, not

including the technology fee.

H. Floodplain Reviews:

1. Floodplain As-Built Review: Review of floodplain development permit as-built documentation when

construction is complete, and prior to a Certificate of Completion or final approval: $100.00 base fee

per phase of construction, plus technology fees.

2. Floodplain Building Permit Review: Review of a building permit application on a parcel with floodplain,

to confirm whether a floodplain development permit is required or not: $90.00, plus technology fees.

The only exceptions are: a) when a new Floodplain Development Permit is required as a result of this

review (see H.4-H.6, below), and b) if the building permit goes through the enhanced review process

(see H.3, below).

3. Enhanced Floodplain Building Permit Review: Review of a building permit application that is associated

with an enhanced building permit review on a parcel with floodplain, to confirm whether a floodplain

development permit is required: $150.00, plus technology fees.

4. Floodplain Development Permit, Large: A Floodplain Development Permit, initiated through the

Planning Department, that requires review of proposed development in the floodplain, and that

requires review of a flood study, no-rise certification, CLOMR, or LOMR, etc.: $600.00, plus technology

fees.

5. Floodplain Development Permit, Medium: A Floodplain Development Permit, initiated through the

Planning Department, that requires review of proposed development that obstructs or modifies the

floodplain without increasing the dimensions of the floodway and non-encroachment areas, and that

requires review and approval of flood hazard calculations or an engineer's certification: $340.00, plus

technology fees.

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6. Floodplain Development Permit, Small: A Floodplain Development Permit, initiated through the

Planning Department, that requires review of proposed development in the floodplain, and that does

not modify or obstruct floodway or non-encroachment areas: $150.00, plus technology fees.

I. Subdivision Plats.

1. Exempt Plat or Right-of-Way Withdrawal Plat: $150.00, plus technology fees.

2. Major Final Plat: $850.00, plus $45.00 per new lot, plus technology fees; plans which do not require an

initial re-review will be reimbursed 33% of the original review fee, not including the technology fees.

3. Minor Plat, defined as the subdivision of land into six lots or less that does not require right-of-way

dedication, does not require new utilities or the extension of utilities, does not require stormwater

management, and does not require a preliminary plat: $250.00 plus technology fees.

4. Preliminary Plat: $4,300.00 base fee, plus $45.00 per new lot, plus technology fees, plus additional fees

for letter notice on projects requiring governing board approval; plans which do not require an initial

re-review will be reimbursed 33% of the original review fee, not including the technology fees.

5. Preliminary Plat Amendments: $1,000.00 plus technology fees.

6. Development Plan as Preliminary Plat: Half of zoning base fee, plus half of the preliminary plat base

fee, plus $100.00 Engineering Zoning Review, plus technology fees on the total, plus additional fees for

advertising, letter notice, and signs. Add $1,000.00, plus technology fees, if the request is not

consistent with the adopted Future Land Use Map.

J. Landscape Extensions:

1. Major Nonresidential or Multifamily on One Lot, defined as greater than 25,000 square feet in gross

floor area: $300.00 per lot, plus technology fees.

2. Minor Nonresidential or Multifamily on One Lot, defined as less than or equal to 25,000 square feet in

gross floor area: $150.00 per lot, plus technology fees.

3. Residential: $75.00 per lot, plus technology fees.

K. Site Compliance.

1. Site Compliance Inspection Fees:

a. First Site Compliance Inspection for All Building Permits, Except Attached Units on Individual Lots:

$100.00 per building permit, plus technology fees for first inspection.

b. First Site Compliance Inspection of Attached Units on Individual Lots (Applies to Duplexes,

Triplexes, and Townhouses): $25.00 per building permit, plus technology fees for first inspection.

c. Street Tree in the Right-of-Way: $100.00 per building permit (which includes two inspections

maximum), plus technology fees. Additional re-inspections will be $50.00 each, plus technology

fees.

2. Site Compliance Re-Inspection Fees:

a. Site Compliance Re-Inspection for All Building Permits, Except Attached Units on Individual Lots:

i. First Re-Inspection: $100.00 per building permit, plus technology fees.

ii. For each subsequent re-inspection, the total fee per building permit under this subsection

will increase by $104.00, including the technology fees. (For example, the total fee per

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building permit for the first re-inspection will be $104.00; the total fee per building permit

for the second re-inspection will be $208.00; and the total fee per building permit for the

third re-inspection will be $312.00.)

b. Site Compliance Re-Inspection of Attached Units on Individual Lots (Applies to Duplexes,

Triplexes, and Townhouses):

i. First Re-Inspection: $25.00 per building permit, plus technology fees.

ii. For each subsequent re-inspection, the total fee per building permit under this subsection

will increase by $26.00, including the technology fees. (For example, the total fee per

building permit for the first re-inspection will be $26.00; the total fee per building permit

for the second re-inspection will be $52.00; and the total fee per building permit for the

third re-inspection will be $78.00.)

L. Historic Preservation Fees.

1. Historic District Designation: $20,000.00 per application, plus additional fees for advertising, letter

notice, signs and technology.

2. Historic Landmark Designation: $800.00 per application, plus additional fees for advertising, letter

notice, recordation, and technology.

3. Historic Signs: $150.00 per sign, plus additional fees for advertising, letter notice, and technology.

Applications associated with projects begun or completed without required approval pay double the

application base fee plus technology fees.

4. Major Works Certificate of Appropriateness, Historic Preservation Commission Review: $150.00 base

fee per application, plus $100.00 additional charge if demolition or new construction is proposed, or

$200.00 if both demolition and new construction are proposed for the same project, plus additional

fees for letter notice, signs, and technology. Applications associated with projects begun or completed

without required approval pay double the application base fee plus technology fees.

5. Master Certificate of Appropriateness, Historic Preservation Commission Review: $300.00 per

application, plus additional fees for letter notice, signs, and technology. Applications associated with

projects begun or completed without required approval pay double the application base fee plus

technology fees.

6. Minor Works Certificate of Appropriateness, Staff Review: $75.00 per application, plus technology fees.

Applications associated with projects begun or completed without required approval pay double the

application base fee plus technology fees.

M. Signage.

1. Banner Plan Review Only: $75.00 per banner, plus technology fees.

2. Common Signage Plan Review: $175.00, plus technology fees.

3. Permanent Signs Requiring Permits, as defined by the Durham UDO: $75.00 per sign, plus technology

fees. Applications associated with projects begun or completed without required approval pay double

the application base fee plus technology fees.

4. Temporary Signs Requiring Permits, as defined by the Durham UDO: $50.00 per sign, plus technology

fees. Applications associated with projects begun or completed without required approval pay double

the application base fee plus technology fees.

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5. Sign Compliance Inspection Fee: $50.00 for each inspection and re-inspection, plus technology fees.

N. Street or Alley Closing: $850.00, plus additional fees for advertising, letter notice, signs, recordation, and

technology.

O. Street, Alley, or Driveway Renaming: $600.00, plus additional fees for advertising, letter notice, signs,

recordation, and technology, in addition to reimbursement for all street sign replacement costs.

P. Unified Development Ordinance Text Amendment: $3,000.00, plus additional fees for advertising and

technology.

Q. Planning Department Development Services:

1. Architectural Review, as Required by the Durham UDO: $210.00, plus technology fees.

2. Copies - Large Format: $1.00 per square foot, plus technology fees. (For example: a 3-foot by 6-foot

map equals 18 square feet for a copying charge of $18.00, plus technology fees equals $18.72).

3. Custom Letters, Maps, and Reports: $100.00, plus technology fees.

4. Departmental Publications: Copies of publications on hand: $5.00, plus technology fees. Reproductions

or new publications will be priced according to costs, plus technology fees.

5. Due Diligence Property Information: $25.00 per lot, plus technology fees.

6. Formal Letter of Interpretation: $40.00, plus technology fees.

7. Home Occupation Permit: $25.00, plus technology fees.

8. Multi-Departmental Pre-Submittal Meetings: $265.00 per hour, with a one-hour minimum charge, plus

technology fees.

9. Off-Site File Retrieval Fee: $20.00 per hard-copy file, plus technology fees, when plan is available on-

site in digital format at the time of the request. When plan is not available in digital format, there is no

charge.

10. Outdoor Seating Permit: Application for initial annual permit, changes to initial permit, or to re-apply if

permit is not renewed each year - $250.00, plus technology fees; Renewal of annual permit prior to

expiration - $100.00, plus technology fees.

11. Planning Review of Building Permit: $40.00 per building permit, plus technology fees.

12. Property Report for One Single-Family or Two-Family Residential Lot: $40.00, plus technology fees.

13. Property Report for Nonresidential or Multifamily Lot: $80.00, plus technology fees.

14. Street (Mobile) Vendor Registration and Annual Renewals: $10.00 per cart or truck, plus technology

fees.

15. Temporary Use Permit: $100.00 per use, plus technology fees.

R. Vested Rights Determination: $5,000.00 application fee, plus additional fees for advertising, letter notice,

signs, and technology.

S. Watershed Determination: $2,500.00 application fee, plus technology fees.

T. Temporary Right-of-Way Closure: $125.00 base fee, plus applicable fees as follows, plus technology fees

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1. Roadway Closure: Major Thoroughfare - $70.00 per day per lane; All Other City Streets - $20.00 per day

per lane.

2. Sidewalks, Parking Spaces, and Loading Zones or Loading Spaces in Design Districts: Sidewalks - $10.00

per day; Unmetered, on-street parking space, loading zone, or loading space - $5.00 per day per space;

Metered, on-street parking spaces - equivalent to the cost of the metered parking, per space, per day.

3. Sidewalks, Parking Spaces, and Loading Zones or Loading Spaces in All Other Districts: Sidewalks - $2.00

per day; Unmetered, on-street parking space, loading zone, or loading space - $2.00 per day per space;

Metered, on-street parking spaces - equivalent to the cost of the metered parking, per space, per day.

U. Additional Fees.

1. Table of Additional Fees by Planning Application Type. Note that fees listed in the following Table U.1

include technology fees. An "x" in the table means the Additional Fee Category is not applicable to the

Application Type.

Application Type

Advertising

(Published)

Letter Notice

Each Sign

Other Fees

(Type)

a. Annexation, All Except a

1-Family or 2-Family Lot

$479.00

$499.00

$104.00

$54.08

(Recording)

b. Annexation of One 1-

Family or 2-Family Lot

$196.00

$99.00

$104.00

$54.08

(Recording)

c. Appeal of an

Administrative Decision

$55.00

$104.00

d. Board of Adjustment

Reasonable Accommodation

or Variance

$55.00

$104.00

e. Board of Adjustment -

Minor Special Use Permit

$55.00

$104.00

$32.24

(Recording)

f. Certificate of

Appropriateness - Major or

Master

$55.00

$104.00

g. Comprehensive Plan Map

Amendment (Stand-Alone

Only, with No Rezoning)

$479.00†

$99.00

$104.00

with Tier

Change

h. Comprehensive Plan Text

Amendment

$718.00

i. Development Agreements

$479.00†

$99.00

$104.00

(Recording)

j. Historic District

Designation

$479.00†

$99.00

$104.00

k. Historic Landmark

Designation

$479.00†

$99.00

$32.24

(Recording)

l. Landmark Sign

Designation

$240.00

$55.00

m. Major Preliminary Plat or

Major Site Plan

$55.00

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n. Major, Transportation,

and WCF Special Use

Permits (All)

$55.00

$99.00

$32.24

(Recording)

o. Preliminary Plat or Site

Plan as Development Plan

$479.00†

$99.00

$104.00

p. Street or Alley Permanent

Closing

$479.00†

$55.00

$104.00

$54.08

(Recording)

q. Street, Alley, or Driveway

Renaming

$479.00†

$55.00

$104.00

$54.08

(Recording)

r. Unified Development

Ordinance Text Amendment

$718.00

s. Vested Rights

Determination

$240.00†

$55.00

$104.00

t. Zoning Map Change (All)

$479.00†

$99.00

$104.00

>u. Footnotes to Section 1, Table U.1:

* Properties with multiple frontages require at least one sign per road or street frontage. If

additional signs are necessary to adequately notify neighbors, additional signs will be charged for

at the time of case intake.

** Recording fees are set by the Durham County Register of Deeds, and may be increased if

needed to cover recordation of additional sheets. Recording fees listed include a $5.00 digital

recording fee plus technology fee.

† If the case must be heard by both governing boards, the newspaper advertising fees are

increased by $479.00 to $958.00.

2. Technology Surcharge on All Fees Listed with the Notation, "Plus Technology Fees": Addition of 4% of

the listed fee. Technology fees are not refundable unless payment is made incorrectly or the case is

withdrawn prior to any review.

V. Re-Review Fees, Applicable to All Development Applications: Half of filing fee, plus technology fees,

applicable at time of 2nd re-review (3rd staff review of project) and charged for each subsequent review.

Editor's note: The Mobile Vendor Registration and Annual Renewals fees are pursuant to city code section 54-

91(n). Additionally, the text appearing in this section 1 of Part 6-101 is as city council approved it, without editing.

Source : ordinance 15827, Onbase PR 14727, adopted 6-21-2021

Section 2 (Administrative Reductions).

Administrative reductions of the fees in this Part for review of a submitted development application may be made

in writing by the Planning Director or designee when the Director determines that the time, effort, and processing

by staff will be substantially reduced compared to what is required for a typical review that it would be inequitable

to charge the standard fee for such review.

The fee charged shall be roughly proportionate to the cost of staff time and other required measures, as

determined at the absolute discretion of the Planning Director.

Editor's note: Part 6-101 appears as adopted by the City Council, without editorial changes.

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Source: ordinance 15635, Onbase PR 14002, adopted 6-15-2020.

Part 6-102 (Traffic Impact Analyses and Transportation Special Use Permits).

The fees to be charged by the City-County Planning Department for development review undertaken by the City of

Durham Department of Transportation shall be as follows:

A. Traffic Impact Analysis, fewer than 1,000 peak hour trips: $4,000, plus technology surcharge of 4%, plus

surcharges for Advertising, Letter Notice and Sign.

B. Traffic Impact Analysis, equal to or greater than 1,000 peak hour trips: $6,000, plus technology

surcharge of 4%, plus surcharges for Advertising, Letter Notice and Sign.

C. Transportation Special Use Permit: $1,800, plus technology surcharge of 4%, plus surcharges for

Advertising, Letter, Notice and Sign.

D. Traffic Impact Phasing Analysis, fewer than 1,000 peak hour trips: $2,000, plus technology surcharge of

4%.

E. Traffic Impact Phasing Analysis, equal to or greater than 1,000 peak hour trips: $3,000, plus technology

surcharge of 4%.

Source: ordinance 14987, Onbase PR 11164, adopted 6-20-2016.

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Chapter 7 - Primary implementing department: Finance

Part 7-101 (Motor vehicle license tax).

The license tax on motor vehicles charged pursuant to city code section 30-60 is $15.00. Editor's note: The tax was

$10.00. The increase to $15.00 was effective October 1, 2009.

Source: City Charter section 46.1; N.C.G.S. 20-97; SL 2009-166; ordinance 13905, Onbase PR 6486, adopted 9-21-

2009; ordinance 13947, Onbase PR 6785, adopted 12-21-2009.

Part 7-102 (Privilege license reissuance, duplicates, and letters of verification).

The fee to reissue a license pursuant to city code section 30-188(2) is $2.00. The fee for a duplicate license

pursuant to city code section 30-189 is $5.00. The fee for a letter of verification pursuant to city code section 30-

190 is $5.00.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code Appendix A sections 19, 20, and 20.1.

Part 7-103 (Privilege license taxes on service establishments and businesses).

The schedule under city code section 30-342 is:

For annual gross receipts not exceeding $15,000.00 per annum, the tax is $50.00. For each $1,000.00 or fraction

thereof in excess of $15,000.00, the additional tax is $0.50. The maximum tax under section 30-342 for each

separate location, regardless of the amount of gross receipts, is $8,000.00.

Editor's note: Because of a change in State law, the tax imposed by this Part 7-103 ceased to apply as of 7-1-2015.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code Appendix A section 72.

Part 7-104 (Privilege license taxes on retail and wholesale merchants).

The schedule under city code section 30-343(a) (retail merchants) is:

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For annual gross receipts not exceeding $15,000.00 per annum, the tax is $50.00. For each $1,000.00 or

fraction thereof in excess of $15,000.00, the additional tax is $0.50.

The schedule under city code section 30-343(b) (wholesale merchants) is:

For annual gross receipts not exceeding $100,000.00 per annum, the tax is $50.00. For each $1,000.00 or

fraction thereof in excess of $100,000.00, the additional tax is $0.25. The maximum tax under section 30-

343(b) for each separate location, regardless of the amount of gross receipts, is $2,500.00.

Editor's note: Because of a change in State law, the tax imposed by this Part 7-104 ceased to apply as of 7-1-2015.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code Appendix A section 73(a)-(b).

Part 7-105 (Privilege license taxes on manufacturers).

The schedule under city code section 30-344(a) is:

For annual gross receipts not exceeding $15,000.00 per annum, the tax is $50.00. For each $1,000.00 or

fraction thereof in excess of $15,000.00, the additional tax is $0.50. The maximum tax under section 30-

344(b) for each separate location, regardless of the amount of gross receipts, is $2,500.00.

The annual tax for separate support offices pursuant to city code section 30-344(c) is $50.00. The schedule

under city code section 30-344(d) (manufacturers selling at retail) is:

For annual gross receipts not exceeding $15,000.00 per annum, the tax is $50.00. For each $1,000.00 or

fraction thereof in excess of $15,000.00, the additional tax is $0.50.

Editor's note: Because of a change in State law, the tax imposed by this Part 7-105 ceased to apply as of 7-1-2015.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code Appendix A section 74.

Part 7-106 (Gross-receipts tax on short-term lease or rental of heavy equipment).

The rate imposed pursuant to city code section 30-32 is 0.8 percent.

Source: ordinance 13730, Onbase PR 5594, adopted 10-23-2008.

Part 7-107 (Gross-receipts tax on the short-term lease or rental of vehicles at retail).

The rate imposed pursuant to city code section 30-20 is 1.5 percent.

Editor's note: This Part 7-107 was not placed in the Fee Schedule by the City Council. It is included in the Fee

Schedule only as a convenience. The reader's attention is directed to city code section 30-20.

Part 7-108 (Reserved).

Part 7-109 (Reserved).

Part 7-110 (Charges for returned and denied payments).

(a) Processing fee for a check on which payment has been refused by the payor bank because of insufficient

funds or because the drawer did not have an account at that bank: $25.00

(b) Processing fee for payment denials on all other forms of payment, including but not limited to credit cards,

debit cards, and e-checks: $25.00

Source: ordinance 14776, Onbase PR 10520, adopted 6-15-2015.

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Chapter 8 - Primary implementing department: Fire

Part 8-101 (Interest).

The provisions of Part 1-101 (Interest applicable to certain delinquent debt) apply to all charges imposed under

Chapter 8 of this Fee Schedule.

Part 8-102 (Permits, inspections, and reviews).

Pursuant to city code section 46-86(a), fees for the issuance of permits shall be as follows:

(a) Permit Fee.

Aerosol products

$75.00

Amusement buildings

75.00

Aviation facilities

75.00

Blasting (Explosives) 60 Day Permit

300.00

Bonfire (1 day)

150.00

Carbon dioxide systems >100 lbs

75.00

Carnivals and fairs

150.00

Cellulose nitrate plastic

75.00

Combustible fibers/dust

75.00

Compressed gases

75.00

Construction burning (30 days)

300.00

Covered mall buildings

150.00

Cryogenic fluids

75.00

Discharge of fireworks/pyrotechnics (1 day)

175.00

Dry cleaning plants

150.00

Exhibits and trade shows

150.00

Flammable/combustible liquids

150.00

Fumigation and thermal insecticide fogging (15 days)

150.00

Hazardous materials permitted per NC Fire Code requirements in excess of exempt quantities. In this category,

gallons apply to liquids, and pounds apply to solids and gases.

Class A—Up to 500 gallons/pounds

150.00

Class B— >500 gallons/pounds

350.00

High piled combustible stock >500 sq. ft

75.00

Installation or removal of (per site) AGST or UGST Tank

300.00

Liquid/gas fueled vehicles/equipment in assembly

150.00

Lumber yards >100k board feet

150.00

Magnesium >10 lbs

150.00

Industrial ovens

150.00

Places of assembly

75.00

Repair garage servicing vehicles

150.00

Tent (30 days >800 sq. ft. closed >1800 sq. ft. open), per tent

150.00

Tire rebuilding plant

150.00

Welding and Cutting (365 days)

75.00

Junk yards/waste handling/scrap yards

150.00

All other permits required by technical code not listed above

75.00

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(b) Inspection:

(1) In general. Inspection fees based upon gross square footage shall be charged to businesses for required

periodic fire inspections. Inspections based upon gross square footage shall be conducted on the

following schedule by occupancy type:

1 Year Inspections

- Residential

- Institutional

- Hazardous

- High Rise

- Any occupancy that is protected with a fire protection system (to include tenants that are protected)

- All daycares, charter, and private schools

2 Year Inspections

- Any occupancy that is not protected with a fire protection system and is not included in the 1 year

inspection list above.

An additional fee as follows shall be applied on all subsequent occasions where a business must be re-

inspected because it did not comply with the code during the first inspection. 1st Re-inspection- $50.00, 2

Re-inspection-$100, 3

Re-inspection-$200. Re-inspection fees for construction inspection types will be

based on the square footage in the rate table below per re-inspection.

Inspection fee rates are set forth below:

Square Feet

Cost

Up to 999

$50.00

1,000 to 2,499

70.00

2,500 to 9,999

110.00

10,000 to 49,999

190.00

50,000 to 99,999

325.00

100,000 to 249,999

450.00

250,000 to 499,999

600.00

500,000 and Above

750.00

Complaint investigation, life safety w/violation, First

Offense (Per Calendar Year)

$500.00

Second Offense (Per Calendar Year)

750.00

Third Offense & Subsequent Offenses (Per Calendar Year)

1000.00

Complaint investigation, all others

100.00

Working without a permit, First Offense (Per Calendar

Year)

500.00

Second Offense (Per Calendar Year)

750.00

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Third Offense & Subsequent Offenses (Per Calendar

Year)

1000.00

(2) Commercial cooking hood inspection fees. An annual fee of $75.00 Per Hood (acceptance test only)

shall be charged for the inspection of commercial cooking hoods and fire extinguishment systems. A

fee of $75.00 Per Hood shall be charged when the owner, at the time of the initial inspection, has failed

to fully install the hood and fire extinguishment system.

(3) No fee for foster homes. No fee shall be charged under this section for the inspection of homes which

have been designated as foster homes by the appropriate county Department of Social Services or for

the inspection of homes as part of the procedure administered by said department of social services

for the qualification or certification of new foster homes.

Source: ordinance 15494, Onbase PR 13291, adopted 6-17-2019.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 9-27(a)(6).

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Chapter 9 - Primary implementing department: General Services Department

Chapter 9A - Primary implementing department: General Services Department, through the Cemeteries Division

Part 9A-101 (Interest).

The provisions of Part 1-101 (Interest applicable to certain delinquent debt) apply to all charges imposed under

Chapter 9A of this Fee Schedule.

An interest rate of 9% is charged on the outstanding balance of installment sales of lots and columbarium niches in

the city owned cemeteries made under city code section 14-78(a).

Editor's note: The second paragraph of this Part 9A-101, relating to interest on sales of lots and columbarium

niches, was not placed in the Fee Schedule by the City Council. It is included in the Fee Schedule only as a

convenience. The reader's attention is directed to city code section 14-78(a).

Editor's note: See also Part 9A-102 Section 14, relating to interest, and city code section 14-26 (promotional

pricing).

Part 9A-102 (Cemetery charges).

Pursuant to city code section 14-25:

Section 1 Interment - Urn burial (below ground below ground, 8:00 AM until 9:00 PM):

a.) Monday through Friday

$450.00

b.) Saturday

550.00

c.) Sunday and holidays

700.00

>Section 2 Interment - grave, crypt, or mausoleum (8:00 AM until 9:00 PM):

a.) Monday through Friday until 4:00 p.m.

$800.00

b.) Saturday

1,10.00

c.) Sunday and holidays

1,300.00

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>This section's weekday (Monday through Friday) interment fee is waived for infant remains. "Infant

remains" refers to the remains of an infant who was 3 years old or younger at death. The fee for infant

remains on a Saturday is $600.00 and on a Sunday or holiday is $700.00.

Section 3 Cemetery lot charges:

a.) Non-monument lot - Standard

grave space for an adult or youth

$1,200.00

grave space for an infant or an urn

600.00

b.) Non-Monument lot - Premier

grave space for an adult or youth

$1,400.00

grave space for an infant or an urn

700.00

c.) Monument Lot

grave space for an adult or youth

$1,400.00

grave space for an infant or an urn

700.00

>Section 4 Transfer lot fee and/or Disinterment fee:

a.) Administrative charge for each instrument of disinterment or transfer

$150.00

b.) Disinterment fee for an adult grave space

1,200.00

c.) Disinterment fee for an infant/urn grave space

800.00

c.) Disinterment fee for columbarium niche

150.00

>Section 5 Interment-columbarium niche (above ground, 8:00 AM until 4:00 PM):

a.) Monday through Friday

$150.00

b.) Saturday

300.00

c.) Sunday and holidays

400.00

Section 6 Columbarium niche charge.

Double niche (space for two urns)

$2,000.00

Single niche (half of double, space for one urn):

1,000.00

Section 7 Overtime charges (additional interment charge when city employees required to work past 4:00 p.m.:

a.) Weekdays (Monday through Friday, per half hour)

$100.00

b.) Weekend or holidays (per half hour)

150.00

Section 8

Floral arrangement fee

$10.00

Section 9

Duplicate deed charge:

$25.00

Section 10

Fees for setting individual markers, companion markers, VA markers, etc.:

a.) Concrete base and installation for bronze veteran's marker

$75.00

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b.) Setting fee for private or veteran's single granite or marble

marker

60.00

c.) Setting fee for private companion or double individual marker

150.00

d.) Permit fee to set monuments or mausoleums

65.00

e.) Fee for forming and pouring concrete for mausoleum or

monument foundations, per cubic foot

15.00

f.) Application fee for variance

150.00

Section 11 Fees for cleaning and reconditioning cemetery markers, monuments, crypts, mausoleums:

a.) Companion markers

$90.00

b.) Individual grave markers

50.00

c.) Monuments

150.00

d.) Crypts (per individual crypt)

200.00

e.) Mausoleums (per niche)

200.00

Section 12 The purchase price of miscellaneous cemetery products (e.g., vases) is the City's total cost to acquire

the miscellaneous cemetery product multiplied by a markup rate of up to 150%, except for the sale of

mausoleums.

Section 13

The fee for planting or removal of ornamentals, trees, shrubs,

etc., per plant

$25.00

Section 14

Interest rate on outstanding balances is 8% per year.

Editor's note: See also city code section 14-26 (promotional pricing) and city code section 14-27 (sales

commission offer to funeral homes and crematories).

Source: ordinance 14269, Onbase PR 8496, adopted 6-4-2012.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 7-29.

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Chapter 9C - Primary implementing department: General Services Department, through the Urban Forestry

Division

Part 9C-101 (Replacement trees).

Pursuant to city code section 26-227, the fee for a permit to remove city tree and for city to plant replacement is

$100.00. Pursuant to city code section 26-228(b), the fee for the City to plant a replacement city tree is $100.00.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 21-8 and section 21-9(a).

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Chapter 10 - Primary implementing department: Office of Public Affairs

Part 10-101 (Fees for Providing Copies of Public Records).

Section 1 For the purposes of this Part, the following definitions apply.

(a) Actual cost is the sum of the direct, chargeable costs related to the copying, as determined by generally

accepted accounting principles, but excluding costs that would have been incurred if a request to copy

the record had not been made.

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(b) Burdensome copying is copying records in response to a request that requires extensive use of

information technology resources, or extensive clerical or supervisory assistance by City personnel.

(d) Larger than standard size original is an original page longer than 11 inches in one dimension or longer

than 17 inches in the other dimension.

(e) Non-paper copying is copying records using any format, such as CD-ROM, floppy diskette, or other data

storage, that does not use a photocopy machine to produce copy images.

(f) Personnel Costs are determined at an hourly rate equal to the employee's gross salary during the

applicable fiscal year divided by the number of hours worked by that employee during that fiscal year.

(g) Standard size copy is an 8.5 x 11, 8.5 x 14, or 11 x 17 inch copy made from an original page that is not

longer than 11 inches in one dimension and not longer than 17 inches in the other dimension.

Section 2 All fees established by this Part shall apply to any person who requests copies of City records, other than

persons acting on behalf of the City.

Section 3

(a) Except as provided otherwise, the following charges shall be made for copies:

Ink on copy

Size of paper of copy

(inches)

Fee per page

black

8.5 x 11

3 cents

black

8.5 x 14

4 cents

black

11 x 17

5 cents

color

8.5 x 11

65 cents

color

8.5 x 14

75 cents

color

11 x 17

$1.00

The City Council finds that the amounts listed in this section are the actual costs. Copying will generally be made 2-

sided when reasonably practicable. A 2-sided copy shall be charged as two pages.

(b) If the copying is burdensome, Section 6 shall apply instead of this section.

for in this section accordingly.

Section 4 The City Manager is authorized to charge fees for copying larger than standard size originals. The fees

shall be at the amounts that the City Manager finds to be the actual cost. If the copying is burdensome, Section 6

shall apply instead of this section.

Section 5 The fee for non-paper copying shall be the cost to the City of the medium onto which the copy is made. If

the copying is burdensome, Section 6 shall apply instead of this section.

Section 6 The City Manager is authorized to charge fees for burdensome copying. The fee for burdensome copying

shall be at the amounts that the City Manager finds to be equal to the actual cost of duplication, including the cost

of equipment, materials, and personnel. The City Manager shall also charge a service charge on burdensome

copying requests equal to the lesser of $25.00 or 15% of the actual cost of duplication. The fees authorized in this

section shall apply to burdensome copying instead of the fees authorized in Section 3, Section 4, or Section 5.

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Section 7 In addition to all other applicable fees, there shall be a fee of 50 cents per certification by the City Clerk

or an assistant City Clerk.

Section 8 The City Manager may waive any fees authorized by this Part when the fees that would be charged are

too small to be worth processing. The City Manager may promulgate rules and procedures to carry out this section.

Source: resolution 9312, Onbase PR 2390, adopted 12-5-2005.

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Chapter 11 - Primary implementing department: Parks and Recreation Department

Part 11-101 (Durham Bulls Athletic Park rental fees).

The following rental fees for the DBAP, for uses other than minor league baseball games, are as provided in this

Part:

Per Game

Per Doubleheader

Per Tournament

Day

Section 1. Baseball Uses

BASE CHARGES:

Youth Recreational League Baseball

$500

$685

$1,000

Adult Recreational League Baseball

$500

$685

$1,000

Collegiate/Olympic Baseball

$650

$900

N/A

Additional Charges:

(as deemed applicable by City Staff)

Security Fee Per Officer Per Hour

$18

Field Lighting Fee Per Hour

$25

Note: Collegiate/Olympic Baseball

Tournaments are classified as Special

Baseball Events. (See Special Baseball

Events fees.)

Section 2. Picnics

Per Picnic

BASE CHARGES:

All Groups

$250

ADDITIONAL CHARGES:

(as deemed applicable by City Staff)

Security Fee Per Officer Per Hour

$18

Field Lighting Fee Per hour

$25

Note: Use of playing field will be an

additional charge to groups hosting

picnics. Applicable fee under Baseball Uses

will apply.

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Section 3. Special Baseball Events

Per Day

BASE CHARGES:

Collegiate/Olympic

Baseball Tournaments

$1,300

Other Special Baseball Events

$1,300

ADDITIONAL CHARGES:

(as deemed applicable by City Staff)

Security Fee Per Officer Per Hour

$18

Field Lighting Fee Per Hour

$25

Stadium Cleanup Fee Per Day

$1,530

Percentage of Event Revenues

Negotiated

Note: The percentage of event revenues

retained by the City will be negotiated on a

case by case basis.

Section 4. Concerts and Other Special

Events

Per Day

Damage Deposit

BASE CHARGES:

Non-Profit Organizations

$1,000

$5,000

For-Profit Organizations

$2,500

$5,000

ADDITIONAL CHARGES:

(as deemed applicable by City Staff)

Security Fee Per Officer Per Hour

$18

Field Lighting Fee Per Hour

$25

Stadium Cleanup Fee Per Day

$1,530

Percentage of Event Revenues

Negotiated

Note: The percentage of event revenues

retained by the City will be negotiated on a

case by case basis.

>Source: resolution 8101, adopted 6-19-1995.

Part 11-102 (Fees and charges in general).

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PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT

FEE SCHEDULE

Effective: June 1, 2017

RECREATION PROGRAM FEES

RECREATION PROGRAM CATEGORY

ACTIVITY

FEE

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Aquatics

Challenges - CPR/AED (each)

$28.00

Aquatics

Challenges - Lifeguard Training (each)

$83.00

Aquatics

CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer

$88.00

Aquatics

CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer - Review

$50.00

Aquatics

CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer Text

$13.00

Aquatics

Guard Start

$22.00

Aquatics

Lifeguard Instructor

$209.00

Aquatics

Lifeguard Training

$190.00

Aquatics

Pocket Masks {Non-resident fees are not applicable

(NR n/a)}

$10.00

Aquatics

Swimming Lessons

$52.00

Aquatics

Swimming Lessons: Adaptive (per 1/2 hour)

$52.00

Aquatics

Swimming Lessons: Infant and Pre-School Aquatic

Program (IPAP)

$46.00

Aquatics

Swimming Lessons: Private (per ½ hour)

$22.00

Aquatics

Swimming Lessons: Semi-Private (2 students) (per ½

hour)

$33.00

Aquatics

Triathlon Swim Training

$61.00

Aquatics

Water Safety Instructor

$209.00

Athletic Leagues

Basketball ages 18+ (1 league; 6 max)

$375.00

Athletic Leagues

Basketball ages 18+ (2 leagues; 18 max)

$495.00

Athletic League

Basketball ages under 18 (per player)

$28.00

Athletic League - Special Programs

Basketball League - Special Programs (per player)

$28.00

Athletic Leagues

Flag Football ages under 18 (per player)

$28.00

Athletic Leagues

Soccer - Women's ages 30+

$535.00

Athletic Leagues

Soccer - Women's Open ages 17+

$795.00

Athletic Leagues

Soccer ages under 18 (per player)

$39.00

Athletic Leagues

Softball ages 18+ (additional sanctioning fees may be

charged)

$475.00

Athletic Leagues

Volleyball - COED - ages 18+

$80.00

Athletic Leagues

Volleyball - Women's - ages 18+ (with officials)

$240.00

Athletic Leagues

Late Fee - ATHLETICS (per person per sport) (NR n/a)

$10.00

Athletic Programs

Tournament (generic) (per person)

$5.00

Athletic Programs

Tournament (generic) (per team)

$75.00

NOTE: USTA Fees - the following USTA programs will only list the fees assessed by the City of Durham Parks and

Recreation Department. USTA will assess additional fees including a "NC Head tax" and other fees associated

with Active.net

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 18 & Over Tennis League

$12.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 40 & Over Adult League

$12.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 55 & Over Adult League

$4.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 65 & Over Adult League

$0.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 18 & Over Mixed Doubles League

$5.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 40 & Over Mixed Doubles League

$5.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 55 & Over Mixed Doubles League

$3.00

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Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 65 & Over Mixed Doubles League

$0.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA Tri-Level

$12.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 18 & Over Singles League

$3.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 40 & Over Singles League

$3.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 55 & Over Singles League

$3.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 65 & Over Singles League

$0.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 18 & Over Doubles Combo League

$5.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 40 & Over Doubles Combo League

$5.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 55 & Over Doubles Combo League

$3.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA 65 & Over Doubles Combo League

$0.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

USTA JTT (per person)

$12.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

Durham Tennis Tournament Doubles

$14.00

Athletic (USTA) Leagues

Durham Tennis Tournament Singles

$27.00

Care Programs

Fun Days (10.5 hours)

$26.00

Care Programs

Camps - per week

$132.00

Care Programs

After School (annual) Prorate based upon registration

date

$1,188.00

Care Programs

Late Pickup Fee (every 15 minutes or fraction thereof)

(NR n/a)

$20.00

Clinics and Workshops

Workshops - Basic (up to 2 hours) (No special supplies

required)

$1.00

Clinics and Workshops

Instructional Clinic - Basic

$6.00

Clinics and Workshops

Instructional Clinic - Intermediate

$8.00

Clinics and Workshops

Instructional Clinic - Advanced

$11.00

Instructional Classes

Basic Level: Per Course Hour (Youth, Teen, and Senior)

(supply fee may be added if needed)

$1.50

Instructional Classes

Intermediate Level: Per Course Hour (Youth, Teen, and

Senior) (supply fee may be added if needed)

$2.00

Instructional Classes

Advanced Level: Per Course Hour (Youth, Teen, and

Senior) (supply fee may be added if needed)

$2.50

Instructional Classes

Basic Level: Per Course Hour (Adult) (supply fee may

be added if needed)

$4.00

Instructional Classes

Intermediate Level: Per Course Hour (Adult) (supply

fee may be added if needed)

$5.00

Instructional Classes

Advanced Level: Per Course Hour (Adult) (supply fee

may be added if needed)

$6.00

Fitness

Fitness Training - 2-party - per session (50 minutes) -

per person

$22.00

Fitness

Fitness Training - 3-party - per session (50 minutes) -

per person

$17.00

Fitness

Fitness Training - Individual - per session (50 minutes)

$33.00

Ropes Course - Low Challenge

Youth and Teens (ages 18 and under) - 1/2 Day

$20.00

Ropes Course - Low Challenge

Youth and Teens (ages 18 and under) - Full Day

$33.00

Ropes Course - Low Challenge

Adult - 1/2 Day

$30.00

Ropes Course - Low Challenge

Adult - Full Day

$40.00

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Ropes Course - Low Challenge

Corporate Groups - 1/2 Day

$40.00

Ropes Course - Low Challenge

Corporate Groups - Full Day

$50.00

Ropes Course - High Ropes

1/2 day ( Youth and Teens - ages 18 and under)

$25.00

Ropes Course - High Ropes

1/2 day (Adult (ages 19+), Corporate)

$45.00

Ropes Course - High Ropes

1/2 day (Nonprofit and Higher Educational Groups)

$40.00

Ropes Course - Combo Package

(Half day High Ropes Course, Half

Day Low Activities)

Youth and Teen (ages 18 and under)

$40.00

Ropes Course - Combo Package

(Half day High Ropes Course, Half

Day Low

Activities)

Adult (ages 19+), Corporate

$60.00

Ropes Course - Combo Package

(Half

day High Ropes Course, Half Day

Low Activities)

Nonprofit and Higher Educational Groups

$55.00

Trips

Field Trips - 1/2 day (Trips less than 5 hours) - Adults

$6.00

Trips

Field Trips - Day (Trips more than 5 hours) - Adults

$12.00

Trips

Field Trips - Specialty trips - Adults (such as beach

excursion, mountain explorations, etc.) are

determined on a trip by trip basis utilizing DPR's trip

formula for cost recovery (to include transportation,

admissions, food, lodging, and other expenses

associated with the specific trip). Fees will be

determined based on actual cost per person.

TBD

RECREATION ADMISSION FEES

ACTIVITY

FEE

Daily Activity Pass: (includes indoor

pool, exercise equipment, and

fitness programs) Note: some

items may be age restricted

Daily Pass - Youth, Teen

0.00

Daily Activity Pass: (includes indoor

pool, exercise equipment, and

fitness programs) Note: some

items may be age restricted

Daily Pass - Seniors

3.00

Daily Activity Pass (includes indoor

pool, exercise equipment, and

fitness programs)

Daily Pass - Adult

4.00

Aquatics

Outdoor Pools: Youth, Teen

0.00

Aquatics

Outdoor Pools: Seniors

2.00

Aquatics

Outdoor Pools: Adult

3.00

City Lakes

Bank Fishing (per day)

3.00

City Lakes

Battery Rental (per day) (NR n/a)

11.00

City Lakes

Boat/Canoe Rentals (per 6 hours)

6.00

City Lakes

Electric Motor Rental (per 6 hour rental) (NR n/a)

11.00

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City Lakes

Motor Boat Launching

6.00

City Lakes

Non-Motor Boat Launching

5.00

City Lakes

University Seasonal Launching Fee (NR n/a)

500.00

Outreach

Dog Park - replacement tag (NR n/a)

5.00

Outreach

Dog Park Fee - multiple dogs (per additional dog)

15.00

Outreach

Dog Park Fee (per dog)

17.00

Outreach

Baby Sitting Service Fee - per hour

3.00

Mature Adults

Senior Fitness - Per Class

1.00

Racquetball

Per court per hour

8.00

Special Events

Senior Holiday Party (per person)

15.00

Special Events - Mature Adults

Senior Games: Early Bird Registration

12.00

Special Events - Mature Adults

Senior Games: Registration

14.00

RECREATION PASS SALE FEES

ACTIVITY

FEE

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Adult Recreational Swim/Lap Swim: 10

Visits

$27

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Adult Recreational Swim/Lap Swim: 25

Visits

$64

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Adult Recreational Swim/Lap Swim: 50

Visits

$120

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Wellness plus Open Recreational Swim/Lap

Swim: Per Month (Unlimited; Expires 30 Days From

Purchase)

$40

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Senior - Recreational Swim/Lap Swim: 10

Visits

$18

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Senior - Recreational Swim/Lap Swim: 25

Visits

$43

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Senior - Recreational Swim/Lap Swim: 50

Visits

$80

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Water Exercise Class: 10 Visits

$36

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Water Exercise Class: 25 Visits

$85

Aquatics

Pass Sales: Water Exercise Class: 50 Visits

$160

Athletics

Pass Sales: Adult Pickleball: 10 Visits

$27

Athletics

Pass Sales: Adult Pickleball: 25 Visits

$64

Athletics

Pass Sales: Adult Pickleball: 50 Visits

$120

RECREATION PASS SALE FEES

ACTIVITY

FEE

Athletics

Pass Sales: Senior Pickleball: 10 Visits

$18

Athletics

Pass Sales: Senior Pickleball: 25 Visits

$43

Athletics

Pass Sales: Senior Pickleball: 50 Visits

$80

Fitness

Pass Sales: Corporation Play Pass: 50 Passes

$250

Wellness Pass - Per Month. Provides Access To

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Fitness

Classes (Including Zumba, Boot Camp, Dance Fusion,

Total Body, Yoga, And African Relaxation). Use Of

Weights And Fitness Equipment. Open Gym.

$20

Mature Adults

Pass Sales: Mature Adult Activity : 10 Visits

Mature Adults

Pass Sales: Mature Adult Activity: 25 Visits

$21

Mature Adults

Pass Sales: Mature Adult Activity: 50 Visits

$40

RECREATION SPECIAL EVENT FEES

ACTIVITY

FEE

Special Events

Bimbé: Vendor (Food) Deposit (refundable)

50.00

Special Events

Bimbé: Vendors (Artist) (per day)

50.00

Special Events

Bimbé: Vendors (Educational/Non-Profit) (per day)

30.00

Special Events

Bimbé: Vendors (Food) (per day) (drink sales allowed)

250.00

Special Events

Earth Day and Latino Festival: Deposit (refundable)

50.00

Special Events

Earth Day and Latino Festival: Vendors (Artist) (per

day)

50.00

Special Events

Earth Day and Latino Festival: Vendors

(Educational/Non-Profit) (per day)

30.00

Special Events

Earth Day and Latino Festival: Vendors (Food) (per

day)

125.00

Special Events

Earth Day and Latino Festival: Vendors (Non-Food)

(per day)

100.00

Special Events

Summer Music Festival: Vendors (Food) (per concert)

50.00

Special Events

Summer Music Festival: Vendors (Nonfood) (per

concert)

25.00

Special Events

Vendor Booth Fee: (Recreation Center Events and

other events not specified elsewhere) - Events 5 hours

or longer

35.00

Special Events

Vendor Booth Fee: (Recreation Center Events,

Barktoberfest, and other events not specified

elsewhere) - Events lasting less than 5 hours

25.00

FACILITY AND EQUIPMENT

RENTALS

SPACE/SERVICE

FEE

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RECREATION CENTERS (Edison Johnson Aquatic Center, Edison Johnson Recreation Center, Holton Career and

Resource Center, I. R. Holmes, Sr. Recreation Center at Campus Hills, W. D. Hill Recreation Center and the

Weaver Street Recreation Center)

Recreation Centers

Rental Application Fee (nonrefundable) (NR n/a)

$15.00

Recreation Centers

Food Fee (Assessed when food/beverages served) (NR

n/a)

$25.00

Recreation Centers

Security Deposit (refundable) (without alcohol) (NR

n/a)

$200.00

Recreation Centers

All rentals with Admission Fees or Ticket Sales (NR

n/a)

$200.00

Recreation Centers

Custodial/Maintenance Fee (per 50 guests) with max

@ $200.00 per rental (NR n/a)

$25.00

Recreation Centers

Security and additional fees determined at time of

rental (based on direct costs). City of Durham and

other agencies, government or private, may require

other permits, security services or equipment for the

rental activity. Acquisition of

these extra services and equipment is the renter's

responsibility and expense.

TBD

Recreation Centers (only available

at Holton Career and Resource

Center)

Auditorium (per hour) Friday - Sunday & Holidays

$120.00

Recreation Centers (only available

at Holton Career and Resource

Center)

Auditorium (per hour) Monday - Thursday

$100.00

Recreation Centers

Single Meeting Room (per hour)

$30.00

Recreation Centers

Gymnasiums (per hour)

$60.00

Recreation Centers

Gym Floor Covering - required for gymnasium rentals

where tables and chairs will be used (NR n/a)

$40.00

Recreation Centers

Non-Operational Hours (extra fee) (per hour)

$15.00

SPECIAL USE FACILITIES (Armory; Forest Hills Clubhouse; Lake Michie Boathouse, McCown Mangum House,

Spruce Pine Lodge; and West Point on the Eno amphitheater)

Special Use Facilities

Rental Application Fee (nonrefundable) without

alcohol (NR n/a)

$15.00

Special Use Facilities: (only

locations specified to allow serving

of alcohol in City Ordinance)

Rental Application Fee (nonrefundable) with alcohol

(NR n/a)

$50.00

Special Use Facilities (excludes

Armory)

Security Deposit (refundable) (without alcohol) (NR

n/a)

$200.00

Special Use Facilities (excludes

Armory)

Deposit (refundable) With Alcohol (NR n/a)

$250.00

Armory

Deposit (refundable) Without Alcohol (NR n/a)

$300.00

Armory

Deposit (refundable): With Alcohol (NR n/a)

$350.00

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Special Use Facilities

Food Fee (Assessed when food/beverages served) (NR

n/a)

$25.00

Special Use Facilities

All rentals with Admission Fees or Ticket Sales (NR

n/a)

$200.00

Special Use Facilities

Custodial/Maintenance Fee (per 50 guests) with max

@ $200.00 per rental (NR n/a)

$25.00

Special Use Facilities

Security and additional fees determined at time of

rental (based on direct costs). City of Durham and

other agencies, government or private, may require

other

permits, security services or equipment for the rental

activity. Acquisition of these extra services and

equipment is the renter's responsibility and expense.

TBD

Armory

Monday - Thursday (per hour) (4 hour minimum

required)

$50.00

Armory

Friday - Sunday & Holidays (per hour) (6 hour

minimum required)

$60.00

Armory

Meeting Rooms only (per room - per hour) (4 hour

minimum required)

$25.00

Forest Hills Clubhouse

Monday thru Sunday (per hour) (3 hour minimum

required)

$30.00

Lake Michie Boathouse

Monday thru Sunday (per hour) (3 hour minimum

required)

$30.00

McCown Mangum House Rental

Monday thru Thursday (per booking)

$100.00

McCown Mangum House Rental

Friday-Sunday & Holidays (per booking)

$200.00

Spruce Pine Lodge

Friday-Sunday & Holidays (per hour) (minimum 6

hours required)

$50.00

Spruce Pine Lodge

Monday - Thursday (per hour) (minimum 6 hours

required)

$40.00

West Point on the Eno

Amphitheater

Friday - Sunday & Holidays (per hour) (minimum 6

hours required)

$25.00

West Point on the Eno

Amphitheater

Monday - Thursday (per hour) (minimum 6 hours

required)

$20.00

ATHLETIC FIELDS AND

COURTS

Athletic Fields and Courts

Rental Application Fee (nonrefundable) (Seasonal -

does not apply if renter is only reserving a one-time

usage of a field) (NR n/a)

$15.00

Athletic Fields and Courts

Rescheduling Fee; amendments to booking permit

after permit has been issued (Fee is per amendment

requested) (NR n/a)

$5.00

Athletic Courts

Outdoor Courts - per hour

$5.00

Athletic Fields

Artificial Turf Fields: Day: Without Lights (per hour)

$40.00

Athletic Fields

Artificial Turf Fields: Night: With Lights (per hour)

$60.00

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Athletic Fields

Fields (all other): Day: Without Lights (per hour)

$20.00

Athletic Fields

Fields (all other): Dragging and Lining per field per

event (NR n/a)

$10.00

Athletic Fields

Fields (all other): Night: With Lights (per hour)

$40.00

Tennis Courts

Rental (per hour/court)

$3.00

Concession Building

Rental - per hour

$10.00

CAMPSITES

Campsites (Lake Michie)

Lake Michie Campsites: Group (per night)

$20.00

Campsites (Lake Michie)

Lake Michie Campsites: Individual (per night)

$10.00

EQUIPMENT

Equipment Rental

Ballfield bases (1 set) per day

$50.00

Equipment Rental

Deposit (refundable) - ballfield bases (per set rented)

(NR n/a)

$200.00

Equipment Rental

Racquetball Equipment Rental (per hour)

$2.00

Equipment Rental

Wallyball Equipment Rental (per hour)

$4.00

Equipment Rentals

Deposit (refundable) - mobile stage (NR n/a)

$300.00

Equipment Rentals

Deposit (refundable) - Scoreboard (NR n/a)

$300.00

Equipment Rentals

Mobile Stage - Rental Application Fee (nonrefundable)

15.00

Equipment Rentals

Mobile Stage - Commercial Rate (per day)

$600.00

Equipment Rentals

Mobile Stage - Nonprofit and Government (Durham)

(per day)

$300.00

Equipment Rentals

Picnic Kits (Per Day) Rental

$30.00

Equipment Rentals

Picnic Kits: Damage Deposit (refundable) (NR n/a)

$50.00

EVENT FIELDS & TRAILS

Event Fields & Trails

Rental Application Fee (nonrefundable) (NR n/a)

$15.00

Event Fields & Trails

Deposit (refundable) (NR n/a)

$100.00

Event Fields & Trails

All rentals with Admission Fees or Ticket Sales (NR

n/a)

$200.00

PICNIC SHELTERS

Picnic Shelter Rentals

Tier 1: Friday - Sunday & Holidays {Forest Hills Park,

Hillside Park (Large), Pineywood Park, Twin Lakes Park

(Large)}

$105.00

Picnic Shelter Rentals

Tier 1: Monday - Thursday {Forest Hills Park, Hillside

Park (Large), Pineywood Park, Twin Lakes Park (Large)}

$80.00

Picnic Shelter Rentals

Tier 2: Friday - Sunday & Holidays {Cook Road,

Edgemont Park, Elmira Park, Garrett Road Park, Long

Meadow Park, Northgate Park (Medium), Orchard

Park, River Forest Park, Sherwood Park, Solite Park,

Twin Lakes Park (Medium), Valley Springs Park, West

Point on the Eno (Medium), Whippoorwill

Park}

$75.00

Picnic Shelter Rentals

Tier 2: Monday - Thursday {Cook Road, Edgemont

Park, Elmira Park, Garrett Road Park, Long Meadow

Park, Northgate Park (Medium), Orchard Park, River

Forest Park, Sherwood Park, Solite Park, Twin Lakes

$50.00

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Park (Medium), Valley Springs Park, West Point on the

Eno (Medium), Whippoorwill Park}

Picnic Shelter Rentals

Tier 3: Friday - Sunday & Holidays {All other Shelters:

American Village Park, Burton Park, C.M. Herndon

Park, C.R. Woods Park, Campus Hills Park, Crest Street

Park, Duke Park, East Durham Park, East End Park,

Hillside Park (Small), Holt School Road Park, Lakeview

Park, Lyon Park, Morreene Road Park, Northgate Park

(Small), Old Farm Road Park, Oval Drive Park, Red

Maple Park, Rockwood Park, Sandy Creek Park, Spruce

Pine Lodge/Lake Michie Recreation Area, Trinity Park,

Unity Village Park, Walltown Park, West Point on the

Eno Park (Small), White Oak Park, Wilkins Road

Park/Lake Michie

Recreation Area, Wrightwood Park}

$55.00

Picnic Shelter Rentals

Tier 3: Monday - Thursday {All other Shelters:

American Village Park, Burton Park, C.M. Herndon

Park, C.R. Woods Park, Campus Hills Park, Crest Street

Park, Duke Park, East Durham Park, East End Park,

Hillside Park (Small), Holt School Road Park, Lakeview

Park, Lyon Park, Morreene Road Park, Northgate Park

(Small), Old Farm Road Park, Oval Drive Park, Red

Maple Park, Rockwood Park, Sandy Creek Park, Spruce

Pine Lodge/Lake Michie Recreation Area, Trinity Park,

Unity Village Park, Walltown Park, West Point on the

Eno

Park (Small), White Oak Park, Wilkins Road Park/Lake

Michie Recreation Area, Wrightwood Park}

$30.00

PLAZAS (CCB Plaza)

Plazas

Rental Application Fee (nonrefundable) without

alcohol (NR n/a)

$15.00

Plazas

Rental Application Fee (nonrefundable) with alcohol

(NR n/a)

$50.00

Plazas

Deposit (refundable) With Alcohol (NR n/a)

$200.00

Plazas

Deposit (refundable) Without Alcohol (NR n/a)

$100.00

Plazas

Rental (per hour) (4 hour minimum required)

$10.00

SWIMMING POOLS

Swimming Pool Rentals

Group (operational hours) Up to 10 Participants (per 2

hours) (only during rec swim)

$25.00

Swimming Pool Rentals

Lane (non-operational hours) (per Lane per hour)

$11.00

Swimming Pool Rentals

Lane (operational hours) (per Lane per hour)

$9.00

Swimming Pool Rentals

Private (non-operational hours) Up to 40 Participants

(per hour)

$70.00

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Swimming Pool Rentals

Private (operational hours) Up to 40 Participants (per

hour)

$50.00

Swimming Pool Rentals

Rental Application Fee (nonrefundable) (NR n/a)

$15.00

FEE ADJUSTMENTS

New Programs/Administrative Adjustments

New programs developed within the fiscal year shall have fees established based upon the direct cost to offer the

programs. The Director of Parks and Recreation shall have the authority to approve these new program fees. The

City Manager may approve administrative adjustments recommended by the Department Director in response to

market changes or when other circumstances deem it necessary.

Late Fees

DPR services and rental facilities must be paid for in advance of receipt of services or usage of facilities. Failure to

pay in advance of service/rental may result in cancellation of registration and/or rental. A $20.00 late payment fee

per month (30 days) will be applied for ALL outstanding balances. Any individual, person, or agency with a balance

past due of 60 days or greater will be barred from using DPR services and facilities until the account is made

current.

Discounts

Unless otherwise stated, discounts for rental fees and similarly described charges do not apply to other fees, such

as application fees, security deposits, and late fees. Only one discount may apply to a fee.

Nonresident Fees

Unless otherwise specified in this document (including but not limited to fees marked NR n/a, indicating

Nonresident fees are not applicable), participant residing outside of the City of Durham will be required to pay

additional fees for programs, rentals, and services provided by the City of Durham Parks and Recreation

Department based on the following schedule:

Non-Resident Fees

Fee: $0 - $25.99

$5.00

Non-Resident Fees

Fee: $26.00 - $125.99

$15.00

Non-Resident Fees

Fee: $126.00 +

$25.00

Non-Resident Fees (Athletic Teams)

Athletic Teams: per person per

sport

$12.00

For rental of athletic fields by Athletic Associations and Leagues: teams or leagues with fewer than 75% of their

participants residing in the City of Durham will be charged for a rental at the Non-City Resident fee rate, regardless

of where the organization itself is based.

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Special Terms, Conditions, and Definitions

Holton Career and Resource Center

As part of the Mayor's Transformation in Ten Initiative (formerly known as the Poverty Reduction Initiative) all

programs and activities provided by the Parks and Recreation Department at the Holton Career and Resource

Center (HCRC), including admissions to the fitness center, the computer lab and the open gym programs are

provided at no cost to City Residents. This program excludes Care Programs (Note: The Sliding Fee Scale may apply

to Care Programs), athletic leagues, and rentals of the facility.

Reduced Rates: Employees, Families, and Senior Citizens

**ONLY ONE TYPE OF DISCOUNT MAY BE UTILIZED FOR EACH REGISTRATION**

City Employee Discount

Current City of Durham employees receive a twenty-five

percent (25%) discount on all instructional classes and

recreational passes for activities sponsored by the City of

Durham Parks and Recreation Department. Child Care

programs and facility, field, and equipment rentals are

excluded from this discount.

Facility and Field Fee Waivers

Fee Waivers or reduced fees are determined on a case by

case basis for community events that align with the Mission

of Durham Parks and Recreation. The Recreation Advisory

Commission may review the Facility and Fee Waiver

Applications and make a recommendation to the Director.

All waivers or reductions must be approved the Director of

Durham Parks and Recreation. Those interested in more

information may call 560-4355 or visit the departmental

website to obtain an application for a Facility and Field Fee

Waiver. Please note that applications for reduced or waived

fees for rentals must be received a minimum of 45 days prior

to the scheduled event.

Renters are required to secure their reservation with a

nonrefundable application fee (if applicable) and a

refundable

deposit (if applicable) prior to the submission of an

application for reduced or waived fees.

Multi-Child Discount

The multi-child discount applies to childcare programs for

families who do not qualify for reduced fees under the

sliding

fee scale program and have more than one child registering

for the program. It also applies to all instructional programs.

The discount is as follows:

1st Child

Registrant pays 100%

of registration fee.

Each Additional Child

Registrant pays 90% of

the

registration fee.

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Rental Discount - applies only to Non-profits,

City of Durham, and County of Durham.

Non-profits (with required 501(c)3 verification) (BASED IN

CITY OF DURHAM), City of Durham, and the County of

Durham: the rental fees will be waived for usage of

Recreation Center space Monday - Friday; between 9:00 am

- 3:00 pm. Rules apply: meetings must be "open public

meeting". No fees, dues, or donations may be charged to or

solicited from those attending meetings eligible for this

waiver. Reservations will be accepted on a meeting to

meeting basis. Application may be made no more than 90

days in advance. The discount does not apply to private

social functions (such as weddings, birthday parties), or for

personal usage). Refundable deposit will apply. In addition,

the Food Fee and Setup/Dismantle fee will apply if

applicable.

Non-profits (with required 501(c)3 verification), City of

Durham, and the County of Durham will receive a fifteen

percent (15%) discount on rental fees for recreational

facilities.

Senior Discount

Seniors, aged 55 or better, receive a ten percent (10%)

discount on all recreational programs and admissions to

facilities for activities sponsored by the Durham Parks and

Recreation Department. Activities with specified senior

rates, senior or mature adult programs, and facility, field,

and equipment rentals are excluded from this discount.

Economically Disadvantaged Discount and Fee

Waivers

The Sliding Fee Scale provides for reduced fees for After

School, Summer Camps, Intersession, Nature Caravan, and

Fun Day programs. The Director of Parks and Recreation

shall have the authority to further reduce or waive fees in

their entirety for those programs for individuals facing

extreme hardship and are unable to pay the Sliding Fee Scale

rate.

The Program Fee Waiver applies to all other recreation

programs (that is, excluding After School, Summer Camps,

Intersession, Nature Caravan, and Fun Day programs). The

Department will waive fees in their entirety for participants

who receive services or benefits from the County

Department of Social Services or the Durham Housing

Authority.

Special Terms, Conditions, and Definitions

Adult

Person aged 19+ (at least 19 years of age or older).

Age

Unless otherwise indicated, an age range is stated includes individuals

who are of the ages at both ends of the range. For instance, "ages 13-18"

means an individual who

is at least 13 but is under the age of 19.

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Application fees

Unless otherwise stated, application fees will not be refunded, regardless

of whether the application is withdrawn or denied.

Athletic Fields and Courts

A Reservations Permit is required for all League Games and Team

practices on Athletic Fields and Courts.

Basic

No prerequisite knowledge required. Gain basic familiarity. Minimal

equipment or supplies required.

Intermediate

Participant has generalized knowledge or skill. Gain a new ability or skill.

Learn more in-depth, detailed or special ability.

Advanced

Participant has proficiencies and knowledge further along in complexity

or skill level. Take away a new experience or higher level skill.

Clinic

Instructional activity that takes place within one day.

Booking

Each specific block of time rented by an organization; each single usage.

Cancellation Policy: Rentals

Cancellation by the rental applicant less than 14 days prior to rental date

will result in forfeit of all rental fees and the security deposit.

Commercial Rental

Event organized by a business or individual(s) at which money is intended

to be made for private gain. For example: fund raisers hosted by tax

exempt community organizations are not considered commercial,

whereas a dance to which an admission is charged and is hosted by a

promoter or Promotions Company would be considered Commercial.

Holiday

Legal holiday observed by the City of Durham pursuant to City Code

section 42-16 or any successor provision.

Mature Adult

Senior (person aged 55 or older)

Nonprofit

An organization must be able to provide evidence of 501(c)3 status to be

categorized as "Nonprofit."

On-Line Registrations

On-Line Registrations are assessed a service fee by Active Network, Inc.

These fees, established by Active Network, Inc. are passed to the users of

the online registration system.

Organized Recreational Swim

Group

A pre-planned group of 10 or more participants contracted a minimum of

4 times per season during recreational swim hours.

Pass Sales (expiration)

All "pass sales" are good for one year from the date of issue.

Play More Card

Those to whom a Play More Card is issued receive a 10% discount on

specific programs and other benefits offered by DPR. Participants must

purchase a Play More Card in order to qualify to purchase punch passes.

POS

Point of Sale - how fee will be processed in CLASS software system.

Typically includes programs where registration and attendance tracking

are not required; or may include an item which we sell at cost to the

public.

Program Fees: Per Person

All program fees listed are "per participant" unless otherwise indicated.

Reduced Rates (Discounts)

Only one type of discount may be utilized for each registration.

Rental

All bookings made within one application from an organization.

Security - Armory & Spruce Pine

Lodge

Security for all Events: Durham Police Department (DPD) will review

Event Plans and assign security officers if necessary. Officers will be

assigned at the approved hourly

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rate assigned by the DPD. Renter is responsible for paying the assessed

security fee directly to the officers at the start time of the rental.

Senior

Person aged 55 or older

Teen

Person aged 13-18 (at least 13 years of age and under the age of 19)

Wellness

Category includes aerobics, aquatic lap/recreational swim, exercise

equipment, fitness admissions, open gym, and access to the fitness

centers.

West Point on the Eno

Additional Fees will be assessed for security officers, toilet facilities,

traffic control resources, added park staff, etc.

Youth

Person aged 0-12 (under the age of 13).

Sliding Fee Scale (2017)

90 %

Discount

60 % Discount

30 % Discount

0 % Discount

Family Size

10% Pay

40% Pay

70% Pay

100% (Full) Pay

$12,060

$12,061

$18,090

$18,091

$27,137

$27,138

and up

$16,240

$16,241

$24,360

$24,361

$36,542

$36,543

and up

$20,420

$20,421

$30,630

$30,631

$45,947

$45,948

and up

$24,600

$24,601

$36,900

$36,901

$55,352

$55,353

and up

$28,780

$28,781

$43,170

$43,171

$64,757

$64,758

and up

$32,960

$32,961

$49,440

$49,441

$74,162

$74,163

and up

$37,140

$37,141

$55,710

$55,711

$83,567

$83,568

and up

$41,320

$41,321

$61,980

$61,981

$92,972

$92,973

and up

$45,500

$45,501

$68,250

$68,251

$102,377

$102,378

and up

$49,680

$49,681

$74,520

$74,521

$111,782

$111,783

and up

$53,860

$53,861

$80,790

$80,791

$121,187

$121,188

and up

$58,040

$58,041

$87,060

$87,061

$130,592

$130,593

and up

In the 90% discount column, the dollar amount indicates maximum income.

This Sliding Fee scale is available for DPR's Care Program participants (After School, Summer Camp, Intersession,

and Fun Days). This scale is based on the U. S. Federal Poverty Guidelines issued each year in the Federal Register

by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The scale is based on number of persons in household

and household income. The Director of Parks and Recreation has the authority to update this Sliding Fee Scale, on

an annual basis, based on any changes that are made to the U. S. Federal Poverty Guidelines, including the

authority to change the dates in the scale and in the notes to the scale, in order to accurately reflect the applicable

facts.

This is the current scale in effect for June 1, 2017 based on the Guidelines published January 31, 2017.

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PLAY MORE CARD INFORMATION

Durham Parks and Recreation has an exciting benefits program for our program participants! Participants may

purchase a "DPR Play More Card" which will give them a discounted rate on all programs, in addition to other

benefits listed below. The cards are renewable annually. You will see that the price listings on programs have

changed - each listing now has four prices: two prices for City Residents (with and without a Play More Card),

and two prices for Non-City Residents (with and without a Play More Card). Play More cards are currently

available at the DPR Administrative Office, I.R. Holmes, Sr. Recreation Center and Edison Johnson Recreation

and Aquatic Center. Play More Cards will be available at more sites throughout the fall. Please check our

website at www.dprplaymore.org for an

updated listing. Questions? Call (919) 560-4355 or e-mail dprinfo@durhamnc.gov.

This card and associated benefits will be offered to our participants at a minimal cost as follows:

Play More Card Fee Structure

Individual: $20 Residents; $25 Non-Residents

Benefits apply to 1 adult plus all youth under the age of 13 residing in the same dwelling unit

2 Party: $35 Residents; $45 Non-Residents

Benefits apply to 2 adults plus all youth under the age of 13 residing in the same dwelling unit

Teen: $10 Residents; $12 Non-Residents

Benefits apply to individual teen (ages 13—17)

Replacement card: $5

**No discounts are applicable to the price of the Play More Card.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The DPR Play More Card provides a 10% discount for all program fees with the following exceptions:

Does not apply to Athletic League (group rates), Adventure Program (Challenge Course Rates), Swim Meet fees,

and Special Event fees (vendors, floats, etc.).

Does not apply to items purchased (such as pocket masks), late fees, or rental fees.

The Play More card is required for participants to purchase volume discount Pass sales for many "drop in"

programs.

Play More Card Benefits

Participants receive a 10% discounted fee rate for all recreation programs (excludes rental facilities);

Play More Card holders may purchase volume punch passes for "drop-in" programs: racquetball, swimming,

wellness/open gym, mature adult dance, aerobics, water exercise, etc.

Provides ease of access to pass programs through a scanned entry (rather than waiting for account check-in by

Attendant)

Early Registration for a few designated DPR programs;

Can be used as photo identification for quick entry into DPR facilities.

Free Admission to selected workshops as determined by the Director of Parks and Recreation (example:

Environmental workshops lasting less than 3 hours).

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Free Admission to Arthritis Foundation Exercise courses.

Free Admission for Mature Adults to attend Mature Adult Chair Exercise

Free Admission for Mature Adults for identified "local trip" activities (both within the corporate limits of the City

and lasting less than 5 hours)

Source: ordinance 15115, Onbase PR 11903, adopted 5-18-2017.

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Chapter 12 - Primary implementing department: Police Department

Part 12-101 (Fingerprint cards and photographs).

A charge for requesting a photograph or for providing a copy of a photograph by any member of the Durham

Police Department shall be $10.00. No charge shall be made to law enforcement agencies or to the City of Durham.

A charge for providing up to three fingerprint cards at the request of any individual or public or private

organization shall be $10.00. No charge shall be made to law enforcement agencies or to the City of Durham.

Source: resolution 8680, adopted 6-19-2000

Part 12-102 (Immobilization).

Pursuant to code section 66-375(b), the immobilization fee is $50.00.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 22-204(b).

Part 12-103 (Precious metal dealers).

Nature

When required

Amount

Dealer permit

initial and

annual

$180.00

Certificate of compliance to employee

initial

10.00

Certificate of compliance to employee

annual

renewal

3.00

Special occasion permit application filing

initial

180.00

Special occasion permit application

annual

renewal

180.00

Editor's note: This Part 12-103 was not placed in the Fee Schedule by the City Council. It is included in the Fee

Schedule only as a convenience. These fees are set by N.C.G.S. section 66-165.

Part 12-104 (Police-Initiated Nonconsensual Tow Fees).

Pursuant to City Code Section 50-391, the following maximum charges are allowed and apply to police- initiated

(Durham rotation wrecker request) nonconsensual tows in the City.

(a) Towing of vehicles as a result of Durham rotation wrecker request:

Non-collision tows: maximum charge of $125.00

Basic collision tows (includes use of dollies and basic winching): maximum charge of $225.00

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Collision tows requiring recovery services (recovery services are for over-turned vehicles, fatality crashes, use

of snatch blocks, or the removal of a vehicle from an embankment or beyond the roadway and its

shoulder/right-of-way): maximum charge $325.00

(b) Release of vehicle or retrieval of personal property outside of the tow truck operator's regular business

hours:

Maximum charge of $50.00

A heavy-duty vehicle is a vehicle whose gross vehicle weight (GVW) is equal to or greater than 10,000

pounds.

$35.00 charge for non-heavy-duty vehicle will apply after 8:00 a.m. the following day, then $35.00 each day

or portion of a day thereafter

$75.00 charge for each heavy-duty vehicular unit (1 tractor = 1 vehicular unit and 1 trailer = 1 vehicular unit)

will apply after 8:00 a.m. the following day, then $75.00 each day or portion of a day thereafter

(d) DMV filing fee:

Maximum charge of $75.00

This charge may be made only if the tow truck operator reports to the Division of Motor Vehicles that the vehicle is

unclaimed. In order to make this charge, the tow truck operator must on or after the tenth day of storage

complete DMV form #ENF-260 or a revised form if any is issued by the DMV and deliver the form to the DMV. A

copy of the completed form shall remain on file at the tow truck operator's business for review.

(e) Administrative Fee:

Maximum charge of $20.00

(f) Heavy-duty tow fee:

A heavy-duty vehicle is a vehicle whose gross vehicle weight (GVW) is equal to or greater than 10,000

pounds.

The maximum charges in this part do not apply to the towing of a heavy-duty vehicle. However, sections (b),

(c), (d) and (e) of this part (release of vehicle/retrieval of property, storage of vehicle, DMV filing fee, and

administrative fee) apply to heavy-duty vehicles.

Source: ordinance 15780, Onbase PR 14467, adopted 2-15-2021.

Part 12-105 (Reserved).

Repealed by ordinance 14829, Onbase PR 10614, adopted 8-17-2015.

Part 12-106 (Wrecker Dispatch Fee).

Pursuant to city code section 50-391(f), a tow truck operator on the city's rotation wrecker list shall pay $10.00 per

vehicle towed.

Source: ordinance 14379, Onbase PR 8918, adopted 12-17-2012.

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Chapter 13B - Primary implementing department: Public Works Department

Pursuant to city code section 62-52, 62-53, 62-82, and 70-96, the following schedule of fees applies to permits

required by city code.

Part 13B-101 (Water meter testing).

Pursuant to city code section 70-9(c), the testing charge is $50.00.

Salvageable hardware credit. Pursuant to city code section 70-7(c), the charge to be credited by the city for

salvageable hardware is $10.00.

Source: ordinance 14446, Onbase PR 9160, adopted 5-6-2013.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-9(c) and section 23-7(c).

Part 13B-102 (Reserved).

Part 13B-103 (Interest on assessments).

Editor's note: The interest rate on assessments for public improvements is set by the City Council for each

assessment roll in light of Resolution 9753, which provides for a recommended interest rate to be the lesser of (i)

the Prime Interest Rate published in The Wall Street Journal on the fourth Friday of May of each year, plus 4.25%,

or (ii) 9%. The new interest rate according to this formula is effective for the July 1—June 30 that follows the fourth

Friday in May. Resolution 9753 is Resolution Stating City Council's Intention to Base Special Assessment Interest

Rates on the Prime Rate, adopted by City Council on 2-21-2011, at Onbase PR 7581.

Part 13B-104 (Permits for inspections of utility installations in public rights-of-way).

All private utility installations in the public right-of-way, immediately adjacent to right-of-way, or future public

right-of-way shall be permitted and fees, if applicable, shall be charged to offset the costs of the City's program to

track, review, and inspect such work. The charges below shall apply to such permits, if applicable. Permits shall be

valid for 120 days from the date of issuance. Each permit shall cover work to be performed in a defined contiguous

geographic area.

A. (Underground installations).

1. For permits to install 5,280 linear feet of infrastructure or less, the following fees shall apply:

Tiered Schedule (in linear feet of installation)

Fee Structure

200 feet or less

$50.00

Over 200 feet, up to 1,000 feet

120.00

1,000 feet, up to 5,000 feet

460.00

Over 5,000 feet, but less than 5,280 feet, calculate

per above rates

Additive for above rates

(ex. 5,150 lf = $510.00)

2. For permits to install greater than 5,280 linear feet of infrastructure, the following fee schedule shall

apply:

Base Rate

Linear Foot Charge

$150.00

$0.20

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3. The fees in sections 1 and 2 above shall not be charged against the following categories of service

providers:

a. Natural gas providers

b. Telecommunications services providers

c. Video programming providers

d. Electricity providers

Penalties will however be assessed against any entity that performs work in the right-of-way without a

permit under conditions that do not constitute a documented emergency as determined in the sole

discretion of the Public Works Director or the Public Works Director's Designee, in accordance with Fee

Schedule Part

B. (Aboveground installations).

1. For aboveground installations such as poles, hand holes, pedestals, and single services, but not

including City street lights, the following fees shall apply:

Aboveground Installations

Fee Structure

Pole, hand hole, pedestal, single service (each)

$50.00

2. The fees in sections 1 above shall not be charged against the following categories of service providers:

a. Natural gas providers

b. Telecommunications services providers

c. Video programming providers

d. Electricity providers

Penalties will however be assessed against any entity that performs work in the right-of-way without a

permit under conditions that do not constitute a documented emergency as determined in the sole

discretion of the Public Works Director or the Public Works Director's Designee, in accordance with Fee

Schedule Part ___*.

C. (Small Wireless Facilities).

1. For small wireless facilities the following fees shall apply

Small Wireless Facilities

Fee Structure

Per facility up to five facilities

$100.00

Each additional facility

50.00

D. (Re-Inspection fees).

1. Re-Inspection Fees for permits regardless of size - where additional inspections are required as a result

of non-compliant work discovered during the initial inspection, or for any other reason, a Re-Inspection

Fee shall be applied to each location of such inspections performed beyond the initial inspection of any

work, i.e. possibly generating multiple fees for the same permit:

Type of Fee

Fee

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Re-inspection

$325.00

2. The fees in sections 1 above shall not be charged against the following categories of service providers:

a. Natural gas providers

b. Telecommunications services providers

c. Video programming providers

d. Electricity providers

Penalties will however be assessed against any entity that performs work in the right-of-way without a

permit under conditions that do not constitute a documented emergency as determined in the sole

discretion of the Public Works Director or the Public Works Director's Designee, in accordance with Fee

Schedule Part ___*.

Editor's note: In accordance with the Fee Schedule's style, the editor removed several dollar signs and changed

some of the fonts. The editor made no changes to the words or the punctuation.

Editor's note: Ordinance 14021 labeled another fee as Part 13B-104, but because Part 13B-104 was taken (by

ordinance 14011), the fee under Ordinance 14021 has been assigned Part 13B-111.

Source: ordinance 15256, Onbase PR 12304, adopted 2-5-2018.

* Editor's note: The editor has effaced this cross reference. For more information, consult the Public Works

Department.

Part 13B-105 (Public Works re-inspection fee).

A fee for each re-inspection of $100 is charged as follows:

(1) All inspection visits starting with the third inspection for single inspection driveways, street cuts,

sidewalks, cow horn irrigation or other single permit one time inspections.

(2) All inspection visits starting with the third inspection for final right-of-way inspections performed by

Public Works on building permits or any Land Office Development (LDO) related inspections.

Source: ordinance 14020, Onbase PR 7146, adopted 6-21-2010.

Part 13B-106 (Will Serve Permit, Due Diligence Property Information, Building Permit Review, Construction

drawing review, As-Built Review, CCTV Review, Construction Security Management).

Note: All items in this section shall be charged the fees listed below plus a 4% technology surcharge fee.

Will Serve Permit

$500.00

Due Diligence Property Information

20.00

Public Works Residential Building Permit Review

100.00

Public Works Commercial Building Permit Review

200.00

Commercial construction drawing review - No

Water/Sewer Permits. See note 1 below.

1,500.00

Commercial construction drawing - Water or Sewer Permits (includes

apartment buildings). See note 1 below.

The fee is the sum of the two fees shown in the two rows to the right of this

cell; the dollar amount in the upper row, which is a flat fee, plus the dollar

2,500.00

500.00

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amount in the lower row,

which is per additional apartment building.

Construction drawing revision

1,000.00

Pump Station Review

15,000.00

Construction drawing field change

200.00

Subdivision (Single-Family or Townhome) construction drawing review. See

note 1 below. The fee is the sum of the two fees shown in the two rows to the

right of this cell;

the dollar amount in the upper row, which is a flat fee, plus the dollar amount

in the lower row, which is per lot.

2,500.00

25.00

As-Built Review. See note 1 below.

100.00

CCTV Review (Storm and Sanitary Sewer only) per foot

1.00

Construction Security Management. The fee is a percentage of the amount of

construction security per bond

issued ($100.00 minimum)

0.2%

>Note 1: Base fee applies per phase of project plans (i.e., if a 3 phase project is submitted, the fee is 3 x the base

fee plus lot fees if lot fees apply). Phasing any type of project after CD approval will result in a base fee charge per

phase only.

Editor's note: Both the note that is above the table and Note 1 are shown as they were adopted by the city council.

Source: ordinance 15634, Onbase PR 14002, adopted 6-15-2020; ordinance 15829, Onbase 14727, adopted 6-21-

2021.

Part 13B-107 (Development-related permits, agreements, and fire flow tests).

Effective for all connections

performed on or after 10-1-2017

Water extension permit

$450.00

Sewer extension permit

450.00

Extension agreement

500.00

Extension agreement (for each Single-Family residence)

100.00

License agreement

200.00

Fire flow test

945.00

>Source: ordinance 15634, Onbase PR 14002, adopted 6-15-2020; ordinance 15829, Onbase PR 14727, adopted 6-

21-2021.

Part 13B-108 (Assessment rates and frontage charges)

Street Paving Assessments:

Type of improvement

Pay Period

Assessment Rate

Curb, gutter and paving for existing

city-maintained gravel streets

(including any

8 years

100% of Full Cost*

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associated water, sewer or storm

sewer utilities)

Curb, gutter and paving for existing

city-maintained ribbon paved

streets

(including any associated water,

sewer or storm sewer utilities)

8 years

100% of Full Cost*

Ribbon paving for existing city-

maintained gravel streets

(including any associated water,

sewer or storm sewer

utilities)

8 years

100% of Full Cost*

>*Full Cost shall mean all costs associated with design, construction, inspection, rights-of-way and/or easement

acquisition.

Sidewalk Assessment:

Type of improvement

Pay Period

Assessment Rate

Petitioned sidewalk inside of the

Durham Bike+Walk plan

8 years

$35.00 a linear foot

Petitioned sidewalk outside of the

Durham Bike+Walk plan

8 years

100% of Full Cost*

>*Full Cost shall mean all costs associated with design, construction, inspection, rights-of-way and/or easement

acquisition.

Water and Sewer Mains Only (not included in a street paving project)

Location

Pay Period

Assessment Rate

Property inside the city limits

8 years

75% of Full Cost*

Property outside the city limits

8 years

100% of Full Cost*

>*Full Cost shall mean all costs associated with design, construction, inspection, rights-of-way and/or easement

acquisition.

Water and Sewer Lateral Assessments:

Type of improvement

Pay Period

Assessment Rate

Property inside the city limits

8 years

100% of Full Cost*

Property outside the city limits

8 years

100% of Full Cost*

>*Full Cost shall mean all costs associated with construction and inspection.

Frontage Charges:

Location

Type

Rate per front foot

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Property inside the city limits

Water

$27.00

Sewer

50.00

Property outside the city limits

Water

29.50

Sewer

56.00

>Editor's note: Regarding certain frontage fees collected between July 1, 2018 and June 17, 2019, see city code

section 70-17 and section 2 of ordinance 15484.

Source: ordinance 15815, Onbase PR 14686, adopted 6-7-2021

Part 13B-109 (Water and sewer engineering connections).

Existing water connections (setting meter)

Effective for connections

performed beginning

10-1-2017

5/8" meter in existing box and service

$285.00

1" meter in existing box and service

420.00

1 ½" meter in existing box and service

656.00

2" compound meter

2,100.00

3" compound meter

2,625.00

4" meter

3,675.00

6" meter

10,500.00

8" meter

At cost

10" meter

At cost

12" meter

At cost

Return visit if meter box not ready for setting

50.00

New water connections

Effective for connections

performed beginning

10-1-2021

¾" service

$2,213.41

1" service

3,150.00

1 ½" service

3,990.00

2" service

4,967.00

Effective for connections

performed

beginning 10-1-2021

Second, water-only service for irrigation

purposes

$1,050

Purchase of water meter

actual cost

Relocation of 5/8"

429

Relocation of a 1" water meter

563

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Lateral sewer connections

Effective for

connections performed beginning

10-1-2021

4" sewer connection

$3417

6" sewer connection

at cost

>Source: ordinance 15129, Onbase PR 11923, adopted 6-19-2017 ordinance 15829, Onbase PR 14727, adopted 6-

21-2021.

Part 13B-110 (Copies of certain items).

Widening and property maps

9" x 15"

$3.00

12" x 18"

3.00

18" x 24"

3.00

24" x 36" plan & profile

4.00

Block # map

25.00

Water or sewer base map (1" = 1,500')

Full map

$50.00

½ base map

25.00

Aerial photographs

Per Part 10-101 of the Fee Schedule, Section 6,

Burdensome

Water and sewer specifications

$10.00

Street design specifications

5.00

Street construction specifications

5.00

Storm drain manual

2.00

>In case of conflict between this Part and Part 10-101, this Part controls.

Source: ordinance 14003, Onbase PR 7105, adopted 6-7-2010.

Part 13B-111 (Single-permit, one-time inspections not otherwise provided for).

All items in this Part are charged the fees listed below plus a 4% technology surcharge fee.

For driveways, street cuts, sidewalks, cow horn irrigation or any other single permit one time inspection that does

not have an established fee, the fee is $150.00 per inspection.

Re-inspection fees for the above permits in Part 13B-111 shall be $150.00.

Source: ordinance 15634, Onbase PR 14002, adopted 6-15-2020; ordinance 15829, Onbase PR 14727, adopted 6-

21-2021.

Part 13B-112 (Payment-in-lieu for sidewalks).

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The payment in-lieu for sidewalks is $65.00 per linear foot. This amount will be used when applying UDO Section

12.4.6 (Payment-In-Lieu).

Source: ordinance 14001, Onbase PR 7105, adopted 6-7-2010.

Part 13B-113 (Curb, gutter, driveway, sidewalk, and wheelchair ramp construction; inspection of streets and

water and sewer mains).

Basis

Driveway closure

per foot

$35.00

Curb cut (downspout)

each

60.00

Removal of curb only

per foot

10.00

Removal of curb & gutter

per foot

23.00

Driveway widening, up to 5'

each

520.00

Driveway widening, over 5'

actual cost

Construction of driveway entrance without drainage pipe

3' radius: 12' width

$795.00

3' radius: 15' width

990.00

3' radius: 20' width

1310.00

3' radius: 25' width

1635.00

3' radius: 30' width

1950.00

4' radius: 12' width

1060.00

4' radius: 15' width

1320.00

4' radius: 20' width

1750.00

4' radius: 25' width

2175.00

4' radius: 30' width

2600.00

5' radius: 12' width

1325.00

5' radius: 15' width

1650.00

5' radius: 20' width

2185.00

5' radius: 25' width

2725.00

5' radius: 30' width

3250.00

Sale and/or installation of concrete driveway pipe: this fee is in addition to any driveway entrance construction

fee shown above in this Part.

Install owner-furnished pipe

$36.00 per foot

Install city-furnished pipe

actual cost of pipe plus $36.00 per foot

Sidewalk construction or repair

Basis

4" concrete sidewalk

per square yard

$30.00

6" concrete sidewalk

per square yard

35.00

Wheelchair ramp (for residence)

each

300.00

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>Inspection

Per linear foot

Street (public and private) construction

$2.00

Water main

1.00

Sewer main

1.00

Source: ordinance 14002, Onbase PR 7105, adopted 6-7-2010.

Part 13B-114 (Interest rate on construction for water and sewer service and for stormwater drainage work).

The interest rate on installment payments for the construction of water and sewer service done pursuant to

Charter Section 82 and for installment payments allowed by city code section 70-688 for the property owner share

of stormwater drainage repair and improvements is the lesser of (i) the Prime Interest Rate published in The Wall

Street Journal on the fourth Friday of May of each year, rounded to the nearest basis point, plus 4.25%, or (ii) 9%.

The new interest rate set according to this formula is effective for the next fiscal year.

Installment payments are subject to the interest rate in effect during the fiscal year that the City Manager receives

the completed petition for time payments. The date of receipt of the petition or application is set under

procedures established by the City Manager.

The interest rate as determined by the two preceding paragraphs does not apply with respect to completed

petitions received July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011, which instead are subject to an interest rate of 7.5%.

The interest rate set under this Part for a particular property will remain in effect for that property, regardless of

changes in interest rates that may occur in later fiscal years.

If a court of competent jurisdiction determines that an interest rate set lower than 9% pursuant to this Part is

invalid or unenforceable, the applicable interest rate shall be 9% for the entire period that the lower interest

would have applied if it had been valid and enforceable.

Source: ordinance 14831, Onbase PR 10584, adopted 8-3-2015.

Editor's note: Interest rate set according to the formula in this Part. This table also applies to Part 15-117 (Interest

rate on capital facilities fees for water and sewer connections).

Table of Interest Rates

When announced

Announced by

Fiscal year to which applies

Interest rate

5-27-2011

Deputy Finance

Director

2011-12

7.5%

5-25-2012

Deputy Finance

Director

2012-13

7.5%

5-24-2013

Deputy Finance

Director

2013-14

7.5%

5-23-2014

Deputy Finance

Director

2014-15

7.5%

5-22-2015

Deputy Finance

Director

2015-16

7.5%

5-31-2016

Deputy Finance

Director

2016-17

7.75%

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5-30-2017

Deputy Finance

Director

2017-18

8.25%

5-25-2018

Deputy Finance

Director

2018-19

9.00%

5-24-2019

Deputy Finance

Director

2019-20

9.00%

5-22-2020

Deputy Finance

Director

2020-21

7.5%

>Part 13B-115 (Utility surcharge for Lick Creek Basin 25 or utility basins that discharge into Basin 25).

Any project that extends utilities through a City of Durham extension agreement shall be subject to a utility basin

surcharge fee as stated below. Exceptions to this charge shall be defined in the Basin 25 Utility Contract

Reimbursement Agreement.

For detached single-family dwellings (including townhomes and condo style townhomes), per unit, $2,500.00

For all uses other than detached single-family dwellings (as stated above), such as multifamily (condominium

apartments, apartments, mixed use) and nonresidential development, per gallon per day of permitted

wastewater flow (as defined by the sewer design flow rates found in the North Carolina Administrative Code

Section 15A NCAC 02H.0200 - Waste Not Discharged to Surface Waters), $11.57

Source: ordinance 14331, Onbase PR 8785, adopted 10-15-2012.

Part 13B-116 (Processing fees for submission of application for consideration of proposed alternate materials,

design, or methods)

The fees associated with applications for consideration of proposed alternate materials, design, or methods

pursuant to city code section 1-16 shall be paid to the City department processing the application and shall be as

follows:

1. Tier 1 Alternative application fee - $1,500.00

2. Tier 2 Alternative application fee - $4,000.00

Tier assignment will be determined by staff based upon the tier definitions set forth in the Reference Guide for

Development.

Sources: ordinance 15615, Onbase PR 13913, adopted 5-18-2020.

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Chapter 13C - Primary implementing department: Public Works, through Stormwater Services

Part 13C-101 (Stormwater Permit and surety fees).

Note: The stormwater permit fee and the level spreader permit fee in this section shall be charged as listed below

plus a 4% technology surcharge fee.

The Stormwater permit fee is $3,700.00 for each BMP except level spreaders. The level spreader BMP permit fee is

$800.00.

The Stormwater surety fee is 25% of construction cost.

Editor's note: The note is shown as it was adopted by the city council.

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Source: resolution 9476, Onbase PR 4112, adopted 6-18-2007; ordinance 15304, Onbase 12558, adopted 6-18-

2018.

Editor's Note: Resolution 9649, Onbase PR 6276, adopted 6-15-2009, has been superseded.

Part 13C-102 (Stormwater services charges on developed land)

Service charges authorized by city code section 70-652 on developed land are:

(1) Residential units: $4.20 per month for residential units with less than 2,000 square feet of impervious

surface; $8.70 per month for residential units with 2,000 square feet or more of impervious surface but

less than 4,000 square feet of impervious surface; and $17.42 per month for residential units with

4,000 square feet or more of impervious surface.

(2) Residential customers are billed on an annual basis, unless a request for a billing schedule change from

the property owner is received and approved by the Public Works Stormwater Billing Services Unit.

(3) Other residential and nonresidential land is charged $8.70 per month for each equivalent residential

unit (ERU), which is defined in city code section 70-631. ERUs of less than 0.5 shall be rounded down

and those of 0.5 or greater shall be rounded up to the nearest whole number. There is no service

charge for non-residential property that contains less than 0.5 ERU of impervious surface.

Source: ordinance 15937, Onbase PR 15402, adopted 5-16-2022.

Part 13C-103 (Stormwater service charges - miscellaneous).

Fees for miscellaneous stormwater services charges are:

closed circuit television - location of sanitary sewer laterals

$200.00

sewer lateral connections, 6" sewer connection, adding a manhole

2,200.00

>Source: ordinance 13992, Onbase PR 7053, adopted 5-17-2010.

Part 13C-104 (Stormwater linear-foot inspection).

A charge for inspection of stormwater lines is charged as follows:

(1) $1.00 per linear foot of pipe.

(2) $0.50 per linear foot of open channel conveyances.

Source: ordinance 14019, Onbase PR 7146, adopted 6-21-2010.

Part 13C-105 (Animal collection and disposal).

Weekly collection and disposal of animals for

frequent users (veterinary clinics, etc.)

Per month

$50.00

Infrequent Users

Per month

10.00

Part 13C-106 (Street Sweeping and Flushing).

Street sweeping call-out

Per hour, leaving shop until return

$60.00

Street flushing

Per hour, leaving shop until return,

and water rate for that location

55.00 plus charge for

water used

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>Source: ordinance 13996, Onbase PR 7105, adopted 6-7-2010.

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Chapter 13D - Reserved

_____________________________

Chapter 13E - Primary implementing department: Public Works, through Street Maintenance

Reserved.

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Chapter 14 - Primary implementing department: Solid Waste Management

Part 14-101 (Municipal Solid Waste at Waste Recycling and Disposal Center).

Transfer Station

1. Municipal solid waste delivered by

commercial vehicles.

Per ton

$54.00

2. Comingled recyclable material

delivered by account holders authorized to

deliver recycling.

By contract only

variable

Composting Facility

3. Organic waste delivered by

commercial vehicles.

Per ton

$29.00

4. Yard waste — flat rates for non-

commercial vehicles.

When brought in a

¾ ton pick-up truck.

The charge is by

volume.

Clearly below top of

bed

5.00

Approximately even

with top of bed

8.00

Above top of bed

11.00

When brought in a minivan, station wagon,

or small SUV, the charge is per vehicle.

5.00

When brought in a full size van, or full size

SUV, the charge is per vehicle.

8.00

When brought in a passenger car, the

charge is per vehicle.

2.00

*Contaminated organic loads will be

charged as municipal solid waste according

to the type of vehicle (see rows 1 and 5 for

applicable rates)

>Convenience Center

5. Municipal solid waste — flat rates for

non-commercial vehicles.

When brought in a

¾ ton pick-up truck,

Clearly below top of

bed

$10.00

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the charge is by

volume.

Approximately even

with top

15.00

Above top of bed

20.00

When brought in a minivan, station wagon,

or small SUV, the charge is per vehicle.

10.00

When brought in a full size van, or full size

SUV, the charge is per vehicle.

15.00

When brought in a passenger car, the

charge is per vehicle.

5.00

6. Tires

Tires without N.C.

State certification

Per ton

91.00

Tires with N.C. State

certification

Per load

Free

Surcharge for tires

mixed with other

waste

Per tire

6.00

Disposal of

individual tires by

someone other

than a tire collector,

tire processor, or

tire hauler.

Five or fewer

Free

7. Compostable food waste delivered by

non-commercial vehicles.

By special arrangement only

variable

8. Recyclable materials delivered by non-

commercial vehicles in residential

quantities are to be placed in the

specifically labeled area.

Commingled recycling (bottles, cans, jars,

and paper)

Cardboard

White goods (large appliances) Scrap metal

Motor oil Anti-freeze Cooking oil Textiles

Free

9. Household hazardous waste

Paint, pesticides, solvents, cleaning

chemicals, automotive fluids, fluorescent

lights and other potentially hazardous

materials from residential sources. No

commercial, medical, radioactive, or

explosive materials are permitted.

Free

Compliance

10. Non-compliant loading

Additional fee for

unsecured or

uncovered load

(applied regardless

of whether refuse

actually drops or

blows from vehicle)

Per load

$20.00

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Additional fee for

loads delivered to

the transfer station

that contain

material or items

that cannot be

lawfully disposed of

in a landfill

Per load

2 times charge

>Source: ordinance 15466, Onbase PR 13174, adopted 5-20-2019; ordinance 15828, Onbase PR 14727, adopted 6-

21-2021; ordinance 15960, Onbase PR 15501, adopted 6-21-2022; city code section 58-152; N.C.G.S. section 130A-

309.81(b).

Part 14-102 (Bulky items collection).

Bulky items. Throughout this Part, bulky items

are defined to be items too large to be safely

collected by the City in a household rollout cart.

Up to 3 items per week

Free

Bulky items

Each additional group of 5, or part

thereof

$20.00

Bulky items

Per collection of more than 5

items:

Up to ½ trailer load

½ trailer load to a full trailer load

80.00

160.00

Bulky brush / yard cleanup

Per 3 cubic yard scoop or 5

biodegradable bags

20.00

Source: ordinance 15130, Onbase PR 11923, adopted 6-19-2017.

Part 14-103 (Reserved).

Source: ordinance 15960, Onbase PR 15501, adopted 6-21-2022.

Part 14-104 (Reserved).

Source: repealed by ordinance 15466, Onbase PR 13174, adopted 5-20-2019.

Part 14-105 (Reserved).

Source: repealed by ordinance 15466, Onbase PR 13174, adopted 5-20-2019.

Part 14-106 (Cart charges and service fees).

Household trash cart and

service

First cart

Rent per cart

per month

Free

Up to 3 additional carts

Rent per cart

per month

$1.50

Household recycle cart and

service

Up to 4 carts

Rent per cart per

month

Free

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Household yard waste cart

First cart

Fee per

month

7.50

Up to 3 additional carts

Rent per cart

per month

1.50

>Yard waste is an optional service and the fees above are designed to cover the full costs of providing the service.

Trash and recycling costs are primarily covered through property taxes, other than the costs of extra carts shown

above.

Source: ordinance 15130, Onbase PR 11923, adopted 6-19-2017.

Part 14-107 (Reserved).

Source: ordinance 15130, Onbase PR 11923, adopted 6-19-2017.

Part 14-108 (Reserved).

Source: ordinance 13996, Onbase PR 7105, adopted 6-7-2010.

Part 14-109 (Reserved).

Source: ordinance 13996, Onbase PR 7105, adopted 6-7-2010

Part 14-110 (Reserved).

Source: repealed by ordinance 15495, Onbase 13291, adopted 6-17-2019.

Part 14-111 (Remedial fees for violations).

Remedial fee for violation of any

provision of Chapter 58 of the city code

First fee

$50.00

Second fee within the same fiscal year

as the first fee

50.00

Third fee and thereafter within the

same fiscal year as the first and second

fees. Instead of charging any particular

fee, the City Manager may proceed with

a court action for relief.

$50.00

>1. Interest on any unpaid fee shall accrue at the rate of 1% per month and shall be incorporated into that

fee.

2. Section 58-8(a) of the city code authorizes the City Council to establish remedial fees for violations of

chapter 58 and rules and regulations established under section 58-2. Such fees are not intended to be

punitive in nature, nor are they intended to deter noncompliance with the provisions of chapter 58.

They are instead intended to defray damages accruing to City taxpayers resulting from violations of

chapter 58 and rules and regulations established thereunder, specifically administrative and

operational resources expended by the Department of Solid Waste Management on education of, and

notification to, violators prior to fee issuance, and on assistance to citizens injured by violations.

Source: ordinance 15130, Onbase PR 11923, adopted 6-19-2017.

Part 14-112. (Interest).

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The provisions of Part 1-101 (Interest applicable to certain delinquent debt) apply to all landfill fees authorized by

this Fee Schedule.

Source: ordinance 15130, Onbase PR 11923, adopted 6-19-2017.

Part 14-113 (Definitions).

In this chapter, these definitions apply:

1. "Commercial vehicle" means a "commercial motor vehicle" as defined by N.C.G.S. 20-4.01(3d) as

amended, a dump truck, a vehicle with one or more trailers, a vehicle modified to increase the volume

it can hold, any motor vehicle with tandem axles, a vehicle driven for commercial purposes, and any

motor vehicle that is not defined as a non-commercial vehicle in these definitions.

2. "Non-commercial vehicle" means any of the following motor vehicles that (a) is not used for

commercial purposes and (b) that has not been modified to increase the volume it can hold: ¾-ton or

smaller pickup trucks; minivans; vans; station wagons; SUVs; and passenger cars.

3. "Motor vehicle" means a "motor vehicle" as defined by N.C.G.S. 20-4.01(23) as amended.

Source: ordinance 15466, Onbase PR 13174, adopted 5-20-2019.

As to Chapter 14 generally—

Source: ordinance 13714, Onbase PR 5535, adopted 10-20-2008; ordinance 15130, Onbase PR 11923, adopted 6-

19-2017.

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Chapter 15 - Primary implementing department: Water Management

Part 15-101 (Deposits for water service).

Pursuant to city code section 70-49, the following charges apply.

The deposit for opening an account as provided in 70-49(a)(1) shall be $100.00. Pursuant to city code section

70-49(a)(2), the deposit after each disconnection for nonpayment shall be $50.00, not to exceed a total

deposit amount per account of $200.00. The schedule of deposits under section 70-49(a)(3) shall be:

Meter size in inches

Deposit

5/8

$100.00

150.00

1 ½

200.00

300.00

400.00

500.00

600.00

1,000.00

1,500.00

Over 10

2,000.00

>Source: ordinance 14944, Onbase PR 11167, adopted 6-20-2016.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-40.

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Part 15-102 (Service initiation fee) Pursuant to city code section 70-64, the service initiation fee is $50.00.

Source: ordinance 14446, Onbase PR 9160, adopted 5-6-2013.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-40.2.

Part 15-103 (Capital facilities fees)

(a) (New connections to water and/or sewer system) (In effect beginning July 1, 2018) Pursuant to city code

section 70-50(a), the capital facility fees for all new connections to the city's water and/or sewer system shall

be:

Meter size

Water

Sewer

Total

5/8"

$1,277

$2,022

$3,299

$3,193

$5,055

$8,248

1.5"

$6,385

$10,110

$16,495

$10,216

$16,176

$26,392

$20,432

$30,330

$50,762

$31,925

$50,550

$82,475

$63,850

$101,100

$164,950

$102,160

$161,760

$263,920

10"

$268,170

$232,530

$500,700

12"

$338,405

$434,730

$773,135

(a) Reserved.

(b) (New sewer connections in the Southeast Service Area) This table represents service area fees applied to

new sewer connections in the Southeast Service Area:

Fee

single-family residence

$4,473.00

multi-family and non-residential, rate per

gallon of average daily flow

12.43

The fees stated in Part 15-103(c) shall increase 5% compounding annually effective July 1 of each year, with the

first annual increase occurring on July 1, 2016. The rates shall be rounded up to the nearest cent with each

increase.

(d) (New water connections in the Farrington Road Waterline Service Area).

This table represents service area fees applied to new water connections in the Farrington Road Waterline Service

Area:

Fee

residential unit

$377.11

Non-residential unit, rate per gallon of average daily flow

1.05

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The fees stated in Part 15-103(d) shall increase 5%, compounding annually effective July 1 of each year, with the

first annual increase occurring on July 1, 2018. The rates shall be rounded up to the nearest cent with each

increase.

Source: ordinance 15118, Onbase PR 11904, adopted 6-5-2017; ordinance 15348, Onbase PR 12601, adopted 6-18-

2018.

For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-40.1.

Part 15-104 (Rates for water service, sewer service, and water and sewer service).

Pursuant to city code section 70-51(a), the schedule of rates for water service only, water service only for

irrigation/outdoor use, sewer service only, and water and sewer service is:

(a) (1) WATER RATES

Monthly Use

(CCF = hundred cubic foot)

Inside City

Water Rate per CCF

Outside City

Water Rate per CCF

Tier 1

0—2 CCF

$2.17

$4.34

Tier 2

> 2—5 CCF

3.27

6.54

Tier 3

> 5—8 CCF

3.58

7.16

Tier 4

> 8—15 CCF

4.68

9.36

Tier 5

greater than 15 CCF

7.01

14.02

Irrigation/Outdoor Use

7.01

14.02

(2) Non-Residential accounts are billed at the Tier 3 fixed commodity charge per 100 cubic feet of

water use. Irrigation/Outdoor Use rate applies to all metered Irrigation/Outdoor use.

(3) Service Charge. There is a service charge applied monthly, in addition to the rates prescribed in

subsections (a) (1) and (a) (2) above, as follows:

Meter Size

Inside City Water

Outside City Water

5/8"

$8.66

$17.32

17.83

35.66

1 ½"

33.10

66.20

51.43

102.86

100.54

201.08

171.79

343.58

357.04

714.18

513.80

1,027.60

Over 8"

888.50

1,777.00

(b) SEWER RATES

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(1) Sewer Consumption Rates per CCF

BASIN

Inside City

Limits

Outside City

Limits

Other than Triangle Basin

$4.67

$9.34

Triangle Basin Served by

City Sewer Lines

Triangle Basin Served by County Sewer Lines

>** Per the adopted Durham County Utility Fee Schedule for FY 2022-2023

(2) Service Charge. There is a service charge applied monthly, in addition to the rates prescribed in

subsection (b) (1) above, as follows:

Meter Size

Served by City Sewer

Lines INSIDE CITY

LIMITS

Served by City Sewer

Lines OUTSIDE

CITY LIMITS

Triangle Basin Served by

County Sewer Lines **

5/8"

$9.56

$19.12

19.82

39.64

1 ½"

36.92

73.84

57.44

114.88

113.00

226.00

193.04

386.08

401.38

802.76

577.71

1,155.42

8"+

994.52

1,989.04

;adv=.5p;** Per the adopted Durham County Utility Fee Schedule for FY 2022-2023

(3) Fixed Consumption Charge for Sewer Only Residential Inside City Limits (other than Triangle Basin

served by County Lines). Fixed consumption charges for sewer only are $42.03 based on an

average discharge of 900 cubic feet per month per unit. Households with fewer than four persons

may qualify for the fixed rate of $32.69 based on 700 cubic feet (for three persons) or the fixed

rate of $23.35 based on 500 cubic feet (for one or two persons) or $0.00 based on vacant

households (service charges in the table above, column 2, apply unless service has been

disconnected).

(4) Fixed Consumption Charge for Sewer Only Residential Outside City Limits (other than Triangle

Basin served by County Lines). Fixed consumption charges for sewer are $84.06 (based on an

average discharge of 900 cubic feet per month per unit). Households with fewer than four

persons may qualify for the fixed rate of $65.38 based on 700 cubic feet (for three persons) or

the fixed rate of $46.70 based on 500 cubic feet (for one or two persons) or $0.00 based on

vacant households (service charges in the table above, column 3, apply unless service has been

disconnected).

(5) Fixed Consumption Charge for Sewer Only Residential Triangle Basin served by County Lines).

Such charges billed per the adopted Durham County Utility Fee Schedule.

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Source: ordinance 15804, Onbase PR 14601, adopted 5-3-2021; ordinance 15933, Onbase 15399, adopted 5-16-

2022.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-41.

Part 15-105 (Disposal of domestic septage).

Pursuant to city code section 70-52(a), the fee for disposal of domestic septage at City water reclamation facilities

shall be $60.00 per load. For purposes of this fee, a "load" is 1,600 gallons or any fraction thereof.

Source: ordinance 14023, Onbase PR 7146, adopted 6-21-2010. Part 15-106 (Surcharge for use of sewers)

Pursuant to city code section 70-53(c), the following charges apply to sewer users:

The amount of the BOD surcharge will be $158.25 per 1,000 pounds, or part thereof, of BOD removed in

excess of the normal amount of BOD, 2,085 pounds.

The amount of the SS surcharge will be $67.10 per 1,000 pounds, or part thereof, of SS removed in excess of

the normal amount of SS, 2,085 pounds.

Pursuant to city code section 70-53(d), in the formula S = C x P, C is the surcharge rate, so C = $158.25 per 1,000

pounds of BOD, or $67.10 per 1,000 pounds of SS.

Source: ordinance 15161, Onbase PR 12013, adopted 8-7-2017.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-43.

Part 15-107 (Monitoring charge; testing charges).

Pursuant to city code section 70-53(d), the monitoring charge shall be $55.00. A charge shall be made for each

type of test according to the following schedule per sample obtained and analyzed:

BOD

$10.00

5.00

Oil and grease

15.00

Fluoride

12.00

Metals

11.00

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-43.

Part 15-108 (Location visits).

Pursuant to city code section 70-57(g), the service visit fee to defray the city's cost of making a visit to the location

of the customer's service is $25.00.

Source: ordinance 14974, Onbase PR 11050, adopted 6-20-2016.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-47(b) and section 23-47(g).

Part 15-109 (Extraction and restoration).

Pursuant to city code section 70-57(c), the service charge for an extraction is $50.00, and the additional charge for

extraction of the water meter is $75.00. The additional charge for extraction of the water meter yoke referred to in

city code section 70-57(c) is $150.00. The additional charge to defray the cost of restoration referred to in city code

section 70-57(c) is the greater of $500.00 or the reimbursement of the actual cost of materials and labor.

Source: ordinance 14944, Onbase PR 11167, adopted 6-20-2016.

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Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-47(c).

Part 15-110 (Standard credit after erroneous termination).

Pursuant to city code section 70-57(h), the standard credit shall not exceed $25.00.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-47(h).

Part 15-111 (Vacancy property service visit).

Pursuant to city code section 70-61, the service visit fee to defray the city's cost of making a visit to the location of

vacant property to turn the water service on or off between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through

Friday shall be $25.00. If the customer requests that the water be turned off or on after hours, or on a weekend or

holiday, the fee shall be $100.00.

Editor's note: The provisions of section 4 of ordinance 14539 appear here, instead of in Part 15-102.

Source: ordinance 14539, Onbase PR 9518, adopted 11-18-2013.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-50.

Part 15-112 (Program administration fees).

Permit fees authorized under city code section 70-262 are as follows:

Application fee

$100.00

Permit for categorical industrial user

150.00

Permit for industrial user with metal or organic

limits

100.00

Permit for groundwater remediation

100.00

Permit for industrial user with conventional

pollutant limits

50.00

Permit modification (at user's request)

50.00

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 23-136(a).

Part 15-113 (Delinquency charge).

Pursuant to city code section 70-57(b), the delinquency charge shall be $50.00.

Source: ordinance 14974, Onbase PR 11050, adopted 6-20-2016.

Part 15-114 (Reserved).

Part 15-115 (Reconnection after violation of mandatory restrictions).

The reconnection service charge and penalty pursuant to city code section 70-555(b)(2) shall be $400.00 for the

first reconnection and $800.00 for any subsequent reconnection.

Source: ordinance 13694, Onbase PR 5409, adopted 9-15-2008.

Part 15-116 (Backflow preventer permit and backflow preventer testing and minor repairs).

A $100.00 permit fee is charged for Backflow Preventer Permits required by the Department of Water

Management Cross-Connection Control Program.

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A fee of $95.00 is charged to participants in the City's Backflow Prevention Assembly Testing and Minor Repair

Program.

Source: ordinance 14622, Onbase 9903, adopted 6-16-2014; ordinance 15829, Onbase PR 14727, adopted 6-21-

2021.

Part 15-117 (Interest rate on capital facilities fees for water and sewer connections).

The interest rate on time payments for capital facilities fees for water and sewer connections made under Article

15 (Capital Facilities Fees) of the Charter shall be the lesser of (i) the Prime Interest Rate published in The Wall

Street Journal on the fourth Friday of May of each year, rounded to the nearest basis point, plus 4.25%, or (ii) 9%.

The new interest rate set according to this formula is effective for the July 1 - June 30 that follows the Friday in

May.

Time payments are subject to the interest rate in effect during the fiscal year that the City Manager receives the

completed application for time payments. The date of receipt of the application is set under procedures

established by the City Manager.

The interest rate as determined by the two preceding paragraphs does not apply with respect to completed

applications received July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011, which instead are subject to an interest rate of 7.5%.

The interest rate set under this Part for a particular property will remain in effect for that property, regardless of

changes in interest rates that may occur in later fiscal years.

If a court of competent jurisdiction determines that an interest rate set lower than 9% pursuant to this Part is

invalid or unenforceable, the applicable interest rate shall be 9% for the entire period that the lower interest

would have applied if it had been valid and enforceable.

Source: ordinance 14098, Onbase PR 7581, adopted 2-21-2011.

Editor's note: The Table of Interest Rates can be found in Part 13B-114 (Interest rate on construction for water and

sewer service and for stormwater drainage work). That table applies equally to the interest rate set under this Part

15-117.

Part 15-118 (Administrative Fees for Plan Review, Testing, and Inspection of Backflow Preventers).

The plan review fee for plans submitted through the Land Development Office (LDO) permitting program for

Backflow Preventer device compliance with Department of Water Management, Cross-Connection Control

regulation is $150.00.

The administrative fee for annual testing and inspection of a backflow preventer pursuant to city code section 70-

591(b) is $100.00.

The fee for each reinspection of backflow prevention installations pursuant to city code section 70- 591(b) is

$100.00.

The fee for a site visit to turn on or unlock a meter which has been turned off or locked for non-compliance with

the City's Cross Connection Control Ordinance is $75.00.

Source: ordinance 14622, Onbase 9903, adopted 6-16-2014; ordinance 15496, Onbase PR 13291, adopted 6-17-

2019.

Part 15-119 (Disconnection and reconnection fees for sewer only customers).

The following fees apply for disconnection and reconnection of sewer services for sewer only customers when

sewer service has been discontinued for non-payment:

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(1) Initial Disconnection: Actual cost of installation for sewer valve and cleanout, including labor and

materials

(2) Subsequent Disconnection (if the valve is already installed): No charge

(3) Re-establishment of Service: $250 each time

Source: city code section 70-57(c); ordinance 14171, Onbase PR 7935, adopted 8-15-2011.

Part 15-120 (Hydrant Meter Deposits and Rental Rates).

Pursuant to city code section 70-23 and section 70-49(4):

Deposits for hydrant meters

Size of meter

Deposit amount

Box assembly

500.00*

*refundable

;adv=.5q;Rental rates for hydrant meters

Amount

Box assembly

monthly

150.00

>Service initiation or application fees shall be those as authorized under Part 5-102 of the Fee Schedule for water

service.

Source: ordinance 14364; Onbase PR 8856; adopted 11-19-2012; ordinance 14872; Onbase PR 10785; adopted 11-

16-2015; ordinance 15245; Onbase PR 12285; adopted 1-2-2018; ordinance 15829, Onbase PR 14727, adopted 6-

21-2021.

Part 15-121 (Water meter and lock tampering, Hydrant meter tampering).

Pursuant to city code section 70-1(b), the following fees apply:

Fee

Altering, tampering with, or bypassing a water

meter

The actual cost of materials and labor for

replacement or

repair, plus $50.00

Tampering with the smallest type of water

meter lock

10.00

Tampering with any other type of water

meter lock

50.00

Altering or tampering with a hydrant meter

box assembly

The actual cost of materials and labor for

replacement or repair, plus $500.00

>Source: ordinance 14775, Onbase PR 10520, adopted 6-15-2015; ordinance 15829, Onbase PR 14727, adopted 6-

21-2021.

Part 15-122 (Electronic filing fee for submittal of test reports for backflow preventers).

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The fee for each electronically filed backflow preventer test report pursuant to city code sections 70-586 and 70-

593 is $9.95 per test submitted.

Source: ordinance 15449; Onbase PR 13028, adopted 3-18-2019.

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Chapter 16 - Primary implementing department: Technology Solutions through the GIS Division

Section 1 Where this chapter applies, Part 10-101 (Fees for Providing Copies of Public Records) does not apply,

except for Part 10-101, Section 7 (relating to charges for certified copies).

Section 2 Various charges.

Part 16-101 (Reserved).

Part 16-102 (Customized Services).

Customized services include special data preparation, application development, data conversion, data analysis,

etc. There is a $35 per hour service charge for staff time and customization, with a minimum charge of one hour.

After the first one hour, charges are in 30-minute increments. The City Manager may require buyers to agree to

indemnification and to post notices and disclaimers.

Part 16-103 (Printing of GIS DATA at Public Access Stations).

Charge per copy

8 ½" x 11"

$2.00

11" x 17"

2.00

34" X 42"

10.00

Part 16-104 (GIS Data Distribution).

The fees in the "charge, without re-use agreement" column are charged unless the buyer agrees in writing that the

copies will not be used for trade or commercial purposes and that the copies will not be resold. If the buyer makes

such a written agreement, the "charge, with re-use agreement" column will apply. In any transaction under this

Part, the City Manager may require buyers to agree to indemnification and to post notices and disclaimers.

Digital map data are available in GeoDatabase and ESRI shapefile format. Image data (Digital Orthophotos) may be

compressed using MrSID software and may require compatible software for viewing. The charges shown in this

Part apply to various formats supplied, including CD-ROM or DVD, or via FTP.

Data layer

Data coverage

Unit

Charge, without re-

use agreement

Charge, with re-use

agreement

Cadastral layer

countywide

countywide data,

with one update

included at no

charge if requested

within one year of

purchase

$1,000.00

$100.00

Planimetric features

within city limits

and some county

areas

all available data

500.00

100.00

2-foot contours

countywide

all available data

500.00

25.00

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Digital

orthophotography

countywide (1467

tiles, each

half-mile square)

35.00, plus

$1.00 per tile

35.00

Hydrography

countywide

feature layer

all available data

100.00

25.00

Zoning

countywide

countywide data

100.00

25.00

Street centerlines

countywide

countywide data

100.00

25.00

Municipality

boundaries

county boundary

and city limits

all available data

100.00

25.00

Voting precincts

countywide

countywide data

100.00

25.00

Emergency service

districts

countywide

countywide data

100.00

25.00

Police districts

citywide

citywide data

100.00

25.00

>Source: ordinance 13783, Onbase PR 6016, adopted 4-6-2009.

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Chapter 17 - Primary implementing department: Transportation

Part 17-101 (Fixed route and paratransit).

The fixed route and paratransit fare schedule for the GoDurham is:

Fare Description

Fare Amount

Regular cash fare

$1.00

Discount cash fare

0.50

Regular 1 day unlimited ride pass

2.00

Discount 1 day unlimited ride pass

1.00

Regular 7 day unlimited ride pass

12.00

Discount 7 day unlimited ride pass

6.00

Regular 30 day unlimited ride pass

36.00

Discount 30 day unlimited ride pass

18.00

Persons 12 years old or younger

FREE

Persons 13-18 years old

FREE

Persons 19-21 years old enrolled in a GED program

FREE

Age 65 and older

FREE

ACCESS cash

2.00

ACCESS 10 ticket book

17.00

State Fair Express fare

5.00

Discount State Fair Express fare

2.50

>The fares listed in this table as "discount" are available to persons who have a qualified disability or who have a

Medicare card. Either a GoDurham photo identification card or a Medicare card must be presented to be eligible

for the discount fare.

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Persons 12 years or younger ride free. If a person 12 years old or younger but taller than 60", then they must

present a GoDurham photo identification card.

Persons 13-18 years old must obtain a Youth GoPass from a GoTriangle authorized Youth GoPass location to be

eligible for the "Persons 13-18 years old" free ride. Authorized Youth GoPass locations in Durham include Durham

Station, Durham Recreation Centers, and Durham County Public Libraries. Persons having a Youth GoPass issued by

regional partners including GoTriangle, GoRaleigh, and GoCary are also eligible for the "Persons 13-18 years old"

free ride.

Persons 19-21 who are enrolled in a GED program must obtain a GoDurham Student ID Pass from the Durham

Station to be eligible for the "Persons 19-21 years old enrolled in a GED program" free ride.

Persons 65 years of age or older must present either a GoDurham photo identification care or a government issued

photo identification card to be eligible for the "Age 65 or older" free fare.

Persons paying fares through mobile-ticketing technology will have fares capped at the following levels. Once the

cap amount has been reached, the person will not pay until the period (as described below) has ended.

Fare Cap Type

Cap Amount

(Regular Fare)

Cap Amount

(Discount Fare)

Period

Day

$2.00

$1.00

Once capped, a person's trips are not

charged until 1:00 am of the next day. The

defined period is the current day.

Week

$12.00

$6.00

Once capped, a person's trips are not

charged until 1:00 am on Sunday. The

defined period is Sunday—Saturday.

Month

$36.00

$18.00

Once capped, a person's trips are not

charged until 1:00 am on the first day of

the next month. The defined period is the

calendar month.

Tickets, including mobile tickets, passes, ID Cards, and fares must be presented at the time or boarding.

The 2-Trip pass is available only to non-profit agencies.

Editor's Note: The text of Part 17-101 is as passed by city council, without edits.

Source: ordinance 15636, Onbase PR 14002, adopted 06-15-2020.

Part 17-102 (Fixed-route TRANSPASS pricing schedule).

Effective April 4, 2005, the fixed-route TRANSPASS pricing schedule is:

Number of people

Per person cost

monthly

yearly

50 - 99

$10.00

$120.00

100 - 999

7.50

90.00

1,000 - 9,999

5.00

60.00

10,000 - 19,999

2.50

30.00

20,000 plus

1.25

15.00

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>Organizations may purchase unlimited rides on the entire fixed route system for all of their members in

accordance with the schedule shown immediately above. Organizations must certify the number of members

initially and annually thereafter, and must remit payment for all such members on a monthly basis.

Source: resolution 9223, Onbase PR 1566, adopted 3-7-2005.

Part 17-103 (Passenger vehicles for hire: miscellaneous).

The following fees apply with respect to passenger vehicles for hire:

Initial operator's permit fee $100.00. This fee includes the following services: administrative costs of researching

information, processing paperwork, decals, stickers, placards, etc.; investigation of court records of individual

applicant and/or if corporation or business investigation of court records of all members; investigation of

terminal/switchboard facility location; investigate telephone advertisement; and interview applicant.

Bi-annual inspection fee$50.00

Operating permit transfer fee (administrative costs)$25.00

Vehicle replacement fee (one vehicle inspection)$50.00

Source: ordinance 11787, page 48, adopted 5-17-1999.

Part 17-104 (Driver's permits).

The following driver's permit fees apply with respect to passenger vehicles for hire:

New driver's fee $15.00

Renewal driver's fee$10.00

Late renewal driver's fee within 30 days of expiration$15.00 driver's fee

..... and $5.00 late fee.

If after 30 days, applicant will go through entire process as a new applicant.

Change of ID card fee $5.00.

Source: ordinance 11787, page 48, adopted 5-17-1999.

Part 17-105 (Exclusive-ride service maximums).

Pursuant to city code section 50-264(a):

Authorized fare or rate of fare for exclusive ride service.

The operator of any taxicab within the city is hereby authorized to charge an amount not in excess of the following

fares or rates of fare:

(1) The initial fare (drop charge) upon being seated for one or more persons shall be no more than $3.60

and $0.25 for each 1/8 mile or part thereof.

(2) For each 60 seconds, or part thereof, of waiting time the fare shall be no more than $0.25.

(3) A night surcharge for night service between the hours of 12:00 midnight and 5:00 a.m. shall be no

more than $1.00 per trip.

(4) Baggage. The charge for each piece of baggage (suitcase, grocery bag, etc.) in excess of 3 loaded and

unloaded at the request of the passenger shall be no more than $0.25.

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(5) A fuel surcharge shall be no more than $1.00 per trip.

Source: ordinance 13770, Onbase PR 5919, adopted 3-2-2009; ordinance 13959, Onbase PR 6887, adopted 3-1-

2010; ordinance 15930, Onbase PR 15359, adopted 5-2-2022.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 22-106(a)—(b).

Part 17-106 (Sinking or trust fund).

Pursuant to city code section 50-354. Minimum payments into sinking fund or trust fund by each member. The

minimum monthly payment for each taxicab shall be $40.00.

Source: For historical reference, see 1982 city code section 22-150.

Part 17-107 (Parking Fees).

Section 1 (Monthly rates)

Parking facility

Monthly rate

Regular Parking

Evening Parking

Corcoran St. Garage, Church St. Garage, Durham

Centre Garage, Chapel Hill St. Garage, and

Morgan/Rigsbee Garage

All Motorcycles

$80.00

Assigned

160.00

Non-Assigned

140.00

$80.00**

Morgan Street & Holland St. Mall Lot,

when not leased to hotel

125.00

Morgan St. & E. Chapel Hill St. Lot (Lot 29)

125.00

102 Corcoran Street (Lot 20)

125.00

City Hall Annex (Lot 39)

125.00

400 Cleveland Street (Lot 40)

125.00

Parrish & Church St. Lot (Lot 8)

125.00

Residential Parking - Reserved 24 hours 7 days a week

195.00

>* An asterisk indicates that no evening parking rate is available.

** The evening monthly parking is available from 3:00 p.m.—5:30 a.m.

Except for the Residential Parking, the regular monthly parking rates apply 5:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday—Friday.

Section 2 (Off-street hourly rates)

The following rates apply to all vehicles including motorcycles:

Facility

Hourly

rate

Maximum for all day (8:00 a.m.—

7:00 p.m.)

Special Event Rate

Corcoran St. Garage

$2.25

$24.75

$7.00

Church St. Garage

2.25

24.75

7.00

Durham Centre Garage

2.25

24.75

7.00

Chapel Hill St. Garage

2.25

24.75

7.00

Parrish & Church St. Lot (Lot 8)

2.25

24.75

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Morgan/Rigsbee Parking

2.25

24.75

7.00

Main & Ramseur St. Lot (Lot 32)

2.25

24.75

7.00

a) The hourly rates apply only 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday—Friday, except for days on which holidays

are observed by City government, as specified by City Code 42-16(a)-(b). However, parking charges

under Part 17-108 (Special Events Parking Fees) may apply.

b) The City Manager shall accept prepayment for hourly parking prescribed in this section. The price is

$225.00 for 100 hours of parking.

c) The City Manager has the discretion to not impose the hourly rates provided for in this Section 2 when

the City Manager finds that charging them is likely to interfere with optimum operation of an event or

program that the City has a substantial interest in promoting. The City Manager shall make a record of

the decisions made under this Section 2 to not impose hourly rates.

Section 3 (Parking in on-street metered parking spaces)

(a) Pursuant to city code section 66-236, the following schedule of fees applies when a parking meter can be

used to make payment for use of the space. The schedule applies to all vehicles, including motorcycles.

(i) The standard rate to park in each on-street vehicular parking space that has been designated as a

metered parking space is $2.50 per hour, or for any part of an hour. However, when the maximum

lawful time in which a vehicle may be parked in a space is less than one hour, the rate is prorated to

reflect that maximum lawful time. For example, when the maximum lawful time is 30 minutes, the rate

is $0.75 for 30 minutes.

(b) The fees apply only between 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday-Friday except for days on which holidays are

observed by City government, as specified by City Code 42-16(a)-(b).

spaces) the city manager has the discretion to not impose the fees provided for in this section 3 when the

City Manager finds that charging them is likely to interfere with optimum operation of an event or program

that the City has a substantial interest in promoting. The City Manager shall make a record of the decisions

made under this subsection (c) to not impose these fees.

Section 4 (Parking cards)

Description

Rate

Parking Card Replacement

25.00

Editor's note: The definition of "downtown resident" was deleted on 6-17-2019 by ordinance 15477.

Source: ordinance 15697, Onbase PR 14120, adopted 9-8-2020; ordinance 15941, Onbase PR 15449, adopted 6-6-

2022.

Part 17-108 (Special Events Parking Fees).

Section 1 Definitions.

a) "Off street parking facility" means any facility owned by, leased to, and/or operated for the City for the

purpose of providing public parking accommodations, when that facility has been designated by the

City Manager to be staffed by a uniform security presence to accommodate any special event.

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b) "Special events" means those events as determined by the City Manager to warrant the provision of a

uniformed staff presence in an off street parking facility.

c) "Standing special events" means an event that is determined by the City Manager to warrant the

provision of a uniformed staff presence in an off street parking facility, and declared by the City

Manager, in his or her discretion, to be a special event.

Section 2 If a uniformed staff presence is provided in an off street parking facility for any special event, the City

Manager shall have the discretion to declare the event a special event. All vehicles will be charged a secured

special event parking fee of $7.00 per vehicle to park in the affected off street parking facility during a designated

time period, regardless of whether the individuals in those vehicles attend the special event.

Section 3 The residential parking permit allows the use of any one of a designated group of spaces during the

hours of 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. Monday—Friday and 6:00 p.m. Friday to Monday at 8:00 a.m.

A vehicle parked during those hours pursuant to this permit is not subject to the hourly rates established by

section 2 of Part 17-107 or the secured special event parking fee. The charge for a residential parking permit is

$195.00 per month.

Section 4 The City Manager shall not declare a regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council or the Durham

County Board of Commissioners as a special event. To the extent that a regularly scheduled meeting of the City

Council or the Durham County Board of Commissioners coincides with any special event, all patrons who park in

any affected off street parking facility for any reason are subject to the secured special event parking fee.

Section 5 Nothing in this Part 17-108 shall affect the hourly and monthly rates imposed on the patrons of the

affected off street parking facilities between the hours of 8:00 a.m. through 7:00 p.m.

Section 6 Individuals who rent monthly parking spaces in the parking facility in which the secured special event

parking fee is imposed shall be exempted from paying the secured special events parking fee upon presentation of

the electronic access card to the parking attendant.

Source: ordinance 14999, Onbase PR 11346, adopted 9-6-2016; ordinance 15697, Onbase PR 14120, adopted 9-8-

2020; ordinance 15941, Onbase PR 15449, adopted 6-6-2022.

Part 17-109 (Temporary use of street rights-of-way by contractors and parking for extended periods in limited

time zone parking spaces).

For a permit issued pursuant to city code section 66-267 (Contractor parking permit):

$15.00 per day or part thereof

For a permit issued pursuant to city code section 66-270 (On-street parking space permit):

$15.00 per day or part thereof

Source: ordinance 14810, Onbase PR 10411, adopted 6-15-2015.

Part 17-110 (Shared active transportation system permittees) Effective until June 13, 2020.

Fee

Initial permit application

$1,000.00

Permit issuance, per shared device

deployed

Scooter

100.00

Electric assisted bicycle

50.00

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Bicycle

25.00

Shared device relocation by the City, per

shared device

50.00

Annual permit renewal

500.00

>Part 17-110 (Shared active transportation system permittees) Effective beginning June 13, 2020.

Pursuant to city code section 50-461 et seq., the following fees apply to permittees:

Fee

Initial permit application

$1,000.00

Permit issuance, per shared device

deployed per month

Motorized scooter

10.00

Electric assisted bicycle

10.00

Bicycle

10.00

Shared device relocation by the City, per

shared device

50.00

Annual permit renewal

500.00

Editor's note: These fees were adopted pursuant to city code 50-461, et seq., which was adopted by ordinance

15380 on 10-15-2018.

Source: For the fees in the table effective until 6-13-2020: ordinance 15381, Onbase PR 12749, adopted 10-15-

2018.

Source: For the fees in the table effective beginning 6-13-2020: ordinance 15599, Onbase PR 13740, adopted 2-3-

2020.

Part 17-111 (Election Day public transit system fare).

All fares for fixed route and paratransit schedules for the GoDurham transportation system are free all day on the

date of a general election on which voting by any City of Durham resident will take place and on the date of a

general municipal election for Durham City Council members or for the Mayor.

Source: ordinance 15558, Onbase PR 13455, adopted 10-7-2019.

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Previous revisions of this Fee Schedule: April 21, 2008; July 31, 2008; August 19, 2008; December 11, 2008; March

3, 2009; June 24, 2009; July 10, 2009; September 4, 2009; October 1, 2009; February 19, 2010; July 1, 2010; August

6, 2010; March 16, 2011; June 2, 2011; June 28, 2011; August 31, 2011; March 12, 2012; June 29, 2012; November

16, 2012; February 12, 2013; April 22, 2013; April 23, 2013; May 3, 2013; May 4, 2013; June 28, 2013; August 27,

2013; December 9, 2013; January 24, 2014; May 27, 2014; June 23, 2014; August 11, 2014; June 30, 2015; 7-7-

2015; 11-3-2015; 11-23-2015; 3-30-2016; 5-31-2016; 6-10-2016; 6-30-2016; 1-6-2017; 4-24-2017; 5-31-2017; 6-30-

2017; 8-22-2017; 10-25-2017; 12-1-2018; 3-9-2018; 7-3-2018; 7-6-2018; 8-3-2018; 10-22-2018; 3-22-2019; 6-27-

2019; 10-22-2019; 2-26-2020; 5-27-202.

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STREET IMPACT FEE SCHEDULE

Fee Schedule Tables, Part 4-112

STREET IMPACT FEE SCHEDULE

Land Use

North

(Zone 5)

South

(Zone 4)

Downtown

(Zone 6)

North

(Zone 5)

South

(Zone 4)

Downtown

(Zone 6)

Effective

7/1/08

6/30/09

Effective

7/1/08 -

6/30/09

Effective

7/1/08 -

6/30/09

Effective

7/1/09

forward

Effective

7/1/09

forward

Effective

7/1/09

forward

Residential

Single-Family (per

dwelling unit)

$372

$983

$205

$531

$1,405

$293

Accessory Dwelling Unit

(per dwelling unit)

$372

$983

$205

$531

$1,405

$293

Multifamily (per dwelling

unit)

$228

$604

$126

$326

$862

$180

Manufactured Home Park

(per dwelling unit)

$217

$574

$120

$310

$821

$171

Retirement Community -

Detached (per dwelling

unit)

$96

$253

$53

$137

$362

$76

Retirement Community -

Attached (per dwelling

unit)

$40

$107

$22

$58

$153

$32

Assisted Living (per bed)

$81

$214

$45

$116

$306

$64

Continuing Care

Retirement Community

(per dwelling unit plus

assisted living beds)

$107

$282

$59

$152

$403

$84

Hotel/Motel (per room)

$257

$682

$142

$368

$974

$203

Recreational

Amusements/Fairgrounds

(per acre)

$1,453

$3,846

$803

$2,076

$5,494

$1,147

Public Park or Playground

(per acre)

$22

$58

$12

$32

$83

$17

Racquet Club (per court)

$1,232

$3,262

$681

$1,760

$4,660

$973

This portion of the fee schedule was revised on July 10, 2009. It reflects city council actions through June 24, 2009.

Note: These tables are to be read with Part 4-112 of the Fee Schedule.

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Golf Course (per acre)

$110

$292

$61

$158

$417

$87

Driving Range (per tee)

$460

$1,217

$254

$657

$1,739

$363

Miniature Golf Course

(per hole)

$121

$321

$67

$173

$459

$96

Theater/Arena/Stadium

(per seat)

$26

$68

$14

$37

$97

$20

Multiplex Movie Theater

(per seat)

$29

$78

$16

$42

$111

$23

Recreational, continued

Skating Rink (per 1,000

s.f.)

$868

$2,298

$480

$1,240

$3,283

$686

Health Club (per 1,000

s.f.)

$1,490

$3,943

$824

$2,128

$5,634

$1,177

Bowling Alley (per 1,000

s.f.)

$1,302

$3,447

$720

$1,860

$4,924

$1,028

Recreation Community

Center (per 1,000 s.f.)

$603

$1,597

$333

$862

$2,281

$476

General Recreation (per

acre)

$2,122

$5,618

$1,173

$3,032

$8,026

$1,676

Industrial

Manufacturing (per 1,000

s.f.)

$272

$721

$150

$389

$1,029

$215

Warehouse/Distribution

(per 1,000 s.f.)

$173

$458

$96

$247

$654

$137

Truck Terminal (per acre)

$2,678

$7,089

$1,480

$3,826

$10,126

$2,115

Mini-Warehousing (per

1,000 s.f.)

$96

$253

$53

$137

$362

$76

Institutional

Place of Worship (per

1,000 s.f.)

$265

$701

$146

$378

$1,002

$209

Hospital (per 1,000 s.f.)

$441

$1,168

$244

$631

$1,669

$349

Elementary School (per

student)

$154

$409

$85

$221

$584

$122

Middle School (per

student)

$195

$516

$108

$279

$737

$154

High School (per student)

$151

$399

$83

$215

$570

$119

Daycare (per 1,000 s.f.)

$1,457

$3,856

$805

$2,081

$5,508

$1,150

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Junior College/Tech

Institute (per 1,000 s.f.)

$408

$1,081

$226

$583

$1,544

$322

College or University (per

1,000 s.f.)

$397

$1,052

$220

$568

$1,502

$314

Major Research

University (per 1,000 s.f.)

$357

$944

$197

$510

$1,349

$282

Group Care Facilities (per

bed)

$81

$214

$45

$116

$306

$64

General Retail (per 1,000 s.f.)

< 50,000 sq. ft.

$1,170

$3,096

$647

$1,671

$4,423

$924

50,000—99,999 sq. ft.

$1,493

$3,953

$826

$2,134

$5,647

$1,179

General Retail (per 1,000 s.f.) continued

100,000—199,999 sq. ft.

$1,324

$3,505

$732

$1,892

$5,008

$1,046

200,000—500,000 sq. ft.

$1,107

$2,931

$612

$1,582

$4,187

$874

> 500,000 sq. ft

$1,056

$2,795

$584

$1,508

$3,992

$834

General Office (per 1,000 s.f.)

Medical Office

$1,368

$3,622

$756

$1,955

$5,175

$1,081

< 50,000 sq. ft.

$570

$1,509

$315

$815

$2,156

$450

50,000—99,999 sq. ft.

$636

$1,685

$352

$909

$2,406

$503

100,000—149,999 sq. ft.

$655

$1,733

$362

$935

$2,476

$517

150,000—199,999 sq. ft.

$581

$1,538

$321

$830

$2,198

$459

> 200,000 sq. ft

$522

$1,383

$289

$746

$1,975

$413

Office Park (per 1,000 s.f.)

< 50,000 sq. ft.

$890

$2,356

$492

$1,272

$3,366

$703

50,000—99,999 sq. ft

$835

$2,210

$462

$1,193

$3,158

$659

100,000—149,999 sq. ft.

$769

$2,035

$425

$1,098

$2,907

$607

150,000—199,999 sq. ft.

$728

$1,928

$403

$1,040

$2,754

$575

> 200,000 sq. ft

$669

$1,772

$370

$956

$2,532

$529

Business Park (per 1,000 s.f.)

< 50,000 sq. ft.

$533

$1,412

$295

$762

$2,017

$421

50,000—99,999 sq. ft.

$530

$1,402

$293

$757

$2,003

$418

100,000—149,999 sq. ft.

$522

$1,383

$289

$746

$1,975

$413

150,000—199,999 sq. ft.

$519

$1,373

$287

$741

$1,961

$410

> 200,000 sq. ft.

$515

$1,363

$285

$736

$1,947

$407

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OPEN SPACE LAND IMPACT

FEE SCHEDULE

Effective

7/1/08—6/30/09

Effective

7/1/09

Forward

Residential

Single-Family

$148/unit

$222/unit

Manufactured Home Park

$155/unit

$233/unit

Multifamily

$118/unit

$176/unit

PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITY IMPACT

FEE SCHEDULE

Effective

7/1/08—6/30/09

Effective

7/1/09

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Residential

Single-Family

$354/unit

$425/unit

Manufactured Home Park

$372/unit

$446/unit

Multifamily

$281/unit

$337/unit