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T The following persons were called to speak: Open Comment Period Guidelines available at this time. notis participation irtual Vparticipate. to ways additional for guidelines entCommOpen iew Vmeeting. the re befoMinutes 30 Person In Sign-up A.1)doireP tnemmoC nepO)A ision, Principles, and PrioritiesV retsehcoR fo ytiC eht rof seitiroirP dna ,selpicnirP ,noisiVecnaigellA fo egdelP :gniteeM eht gniweiV dna gnidnettA PresentahlNorman WPresentKelly Rae KirkpatrickPresentShaun PalmerPresentMolly DennisPresentBrooke Carlson StatusAttendee NameMINUTESCity Council ACITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOT- November 18, 2024 Mark Bransford 9 SpindlerMichael Attorney City of summary the Approved . 1 Act:Official City Attorney Employment Agreement Amendment and Merit Adjustment .4)F Cover Pageand accounts payable of $14,464,067.23.$0of purchases investment including $14,464,067.23 of nt amouthe in 2024, 18,November for disbursements total of ing listthe pproved A Act:Official Accounts Payable for November 18, 2024 .3)F Cover Pagefor a first term ending December 31, 2027 (replacing J. Lovelace).2025,1, January fective efransit, Ton Advisory Citizens the to oyal Gbu Ri3. 2025, for a first term ending December 31, 2027 (replacing S. Ahmed).1,January fective efransit, Ton Advisory Citizens the to Schnell Michael 2. alerio ending December 31, 2025.to fill the unexpired term of L. V,immediatelyfective efransit, Ton visory AdCitizens the to Binkovitz Jean 1. Approved the Mayoral appointment of:Official Act:Appointments to Boards and Commissions .2)F DRAFT Minutes - Council Meeting of November 4, 2024 Cover Pageficial record of the City Council.meeting as the of2024,4, November the of video and nutes mithe epted Acc Act:Official Minutes for the City Council Meeting of November 4, 2024 .1)F adnegA tnesnoC)F Motion to approve the order of the agenda. adnegA fo redrO)EtropeR s’royaM)DtropeR s’rotartsinimdA ytiC)C APPROVED \[UNANIMOUS\]:TRESUL ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Dennis, Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Mark Bransford SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:PresentKim NortonPresentPatrick KeanePresent Krage's 10 the east side of highway 63.onproperty airport tillable of acres 42 approximately for 2027, 31, December -2025 1, January from Strei Denis and , CompanyAirport ochester Rthe ,Rochesterof City the een betwlease a Authorized Act:Official Lease Agreement with Denis Strei for Agricultural Parcel .8)F Airport Farm Lease - DeCook 2025-2027 .31, 2027, for approximately 1,100 acres of tillable airport propertyDecember- 2025 1, January from DeCook Brenda and Bryce and , CompanyAirportthe Plant, lamation Recater Wof City the ,Rochesterof City the een betwlease a Authorized Act:Official Lease Agreement with Bryce and Brenda DeCook for Agricultural Parcel .7)F , LLC Agricultural Parcel2025-27 Airport Farm Lease - Kats Company .tillable airport propertyofel parc2-acre approximately an of se uthe for 2027, 31, December - 2025 1,January from LLC , CompanyKats and , CompanyAirport the ,Rochesterof City the een betwlease a Authorized Act:Official , LLC for Agricultural Parcel Lease Agreement with Kats Company.6)F, and Olivia Oehlke for Use of Agricultural Parcel CompanyAirport/ of City - Lease Farm Airport 2025-27 .ve SW17.57 acres of tillable airport property located west of 31st Aapproximatelyof consisting parcel agricultural an for 2027, 31, December -2025 1, January from Oehlke Olivia and , CompanyAirport the ,Rochesterof City the een betwlease a Authorized Act:Official Lease Agreement with Olivia Oehlke for Agricultural Parcel .5)F item without debate, which passed 6-1.the approveand rules the suspend to below) (see made wasmotion a then butDennis Councilmember by pulled initiallywas item This Note: Clerk's October 21, 2024fectiveEfEmployment Amended Third Attorney City - attached. asemployment the of approval Authorized 3. 2. Authorized a 2% merit increase.evaluation. President'sCouncil the on based evaluation nce performa Cover Page 11 ve SW to 6th Street SE- Project No. J8707Architecture from 23rd AandCivil T) (BRransit TRapid Bus Link - t dvertisemenABid ve SW to 6th Street SE- Project No. J8707Architecture from 23rd AandCivil T) (BRransit T RapidBus Link - Layout Design Cover Pageillage Underground Utilities - Project No. J8707.VnsitraTest WT (BRransit TRapid Bus Link the for 2024, 17, December ofdate opening bid a with bids for advertisement an d Authorize Official Act:Underground Utilities - Project No. J8707 illageVransit Test WT) (BRransit TRapid Bus Link - t Bid .12)FImprovements Phase 2 Approach31 Runway RST - 2 No.Order Change Construction Cover Pagework related to the Runway 31 Approach Improvements Phase 2 Project.directedfield additional required AA) (FAdministration viation AFederal for Mathiowetz with 2 No. Order Change Approved Act:Official Mathiowetz Construction with2 No. Order Change - 2 Phase Improvements Approach 31 Runway 1).1F erminal Use Agreement - Go RentalsAgreement - RST Non-T Cover Pageto-month basis.month-a on (RST) Airport International Rochester at located (FBO) Operator BasedFixed the at operate to right the for Rentals Go with Agreement OperatorCar Rental Use erminal Non-Tthe thorized Au Act:Official erminal Use Rental Car Operator Agreement - Go Rentals Non-T.10)F Airport (RST)InternationalRochester for TV) (Rehicle Verrain TRough of Purchase - Quote Cover Pagelandside area at Rochester International Airport (RST).andlot parking public the in use for $39,857 of amount the invehicle TV)(Rvehicle terrain rough a of purchase the Authorized Act:Official (RST) rportAiInternational Rochester for TV) (Rehicle Verrain TRough of Purchase .9)F 2025-27 Airport Farm Lease - Denis Strei for Agricultural Parcel F 12 J4857No.Project Improvements System rail TControl Flood Sheet Data Budget Project No. J4857-Improvements System rail TControl FloodContract of Form Standard No. J4857ProjectImprovements System rail Tol ContrFlood Map ocation LProject Cover PageImprovements - Project No. J4857temSysrail TControl Flood for $171,837.55 for Services tdoor Durst withcontract authorizing 226-24No. Resolution Adopted Act:Official Improvements - Project No. J4857 Systemrail TControl Flood for vices SerOutdoor Durst with Contract .16)F Management SoftwarencePerformaHalogen and ntSpace aleTCornerstone/Saba -Quote Cover PageInformation System (HRIS) Connect (Performance Review Software).ResourceHuman Halogen and Performance alentSpace TSaba to access uedcontinfor 2026, 3, Jan. 2025 4, Janfrom $70,838.48 of amount the Inc., Software Cornerstone/Saba with contract Authorized Act:Official Halogen Performance Management Software andalentSpace TSaba for Inc. Software Cornerstone/Saba with Contract .15)F Funding AcquisitionandConsulting Strategic for DC Strategies Sustainable Contract 2025-27 Cover Page.resources for fiscal years 2025, 2026 and 2027, respectivelyexternalsecure to advocacy legislative and writing, grant strategies, fundingconsulting, strategic for $99,000, and $96,000, $93,000, of amounts thein DC Strategies Sustainable with eement agran orized Auth Official Act:Funding Acquisition andConsulting Strategic for DC Strategies Sustainable with Agreement .14)F Contract Amendment Axon Enterprise, Inc. Cover Page2. Authorized an amended contract with Axon. the Rochester Police Department (RPD).withagreement Axon amended the for 2027in starting budget aseline bthe $185,000 approximately of increase one-time Authorized Official Act:echnology Integration Contract Amendment with Axon for T.13) F 13 J4692No. ProjectSE St 20th and SE St 16th PathMulti-Use Sheeata DBudget No. J4692ProjectSE St 20th and SE St 16th Path Multi-Use ap Mocation LProject Cover Pagesouth to 20th St SE - Project No. J4692.thenRailroad, (CP) Pacific Canadian to SE ve A3rd from SE St 16th along PathMulti-Use construct to ,738.87 $544for Gravel Sand Rochester withcontract approving 227-24No. Resolution Adopted Act:Official St SE - Project No. J4692 20thto South then Railroad, Pacific Canadian to SE ve Afrom SE St 16th alongPath Multi-Use Construct to ravel GSand Rochester with Contract .19)F J7860No.Project Services Design Kimley-Horn Contract Service Engineering Project Map - Kimley-Horn Design Services Project No. J7860 Cover PageProject No. J7860.-Improvements Sewer Sanitary SW ve A14th of Block 300 the for completed desigthe once opening bid scheduling and bids for vertisement 2. SW Sanitary Sewer Improvements - Project No. J7860 and;A 14thof Block 300 the of design the for 2025, 31, ber Decemto 024, 219, berNovemfrom $21,895, of amount he tin Kimley-Horn, withcontract 1. Authorized:Official Act:Improvements - Project No. J7860 werSanitary SW ve A14th of Block 300 for Kimley-Horn with Contract .18)F Project No. J7920-Repair Corrosion Column Skyway 72 R05Bridge No. Order Change Project No. J7920-Repair Corrosion Column Skyway 72 R05Bridge No. Order Change Project No. J7920-Repair Corrosion Column Skyway 72 R05Bridge No. Order Change Cover PageR0572 Skyway Column Corrosion Repair - Project No. J7920.Bridgefor Inc. Benike, E. Alvin with $30,045.20 of amount the orders changethree of form the in amendments contract Approved Act:Official Project No. J7920 -Repair Corrosion Column Skyway R0572 Bridge for ents AmendmContract .17) Standard 14 Utilityand Drainage Public a of release the ed Authoriz Act:Official Cassidy Farms 1st Subdivision. theof Development for Easement tility Uand Drainage Public of Release .23)F Private Improvements in Easement-MN , RochesterJohn, St. of Church - Agreement & Permit Revocable , MNatermain and Electric Easement - Church of St John, RochesterW Cover Pageeasement.electri cand watermain a within improvements private of placement thefor , Rochesterof John St. of Church The with agreement") ("theAgreement and Permit Revocable a Act:Official atermain and Electric Easement Minnesota, for Private Improvements in a W,sterRocheof John St. of Church The with Agreement and Permit Revocable .22)F2870 No.Project - (RSRC) Complex creation Re& Sports Regional - Construction forContract the of General -2017; A201 ent Docum- B Exhibit (RSRC) - Project No. 2870Complex& Sports Regional - Manager Construction and Owner eenBetwAgreement of Form Standard Document - AExhibit Cover PageRecreation Complex (RSRC) - Project No. 2870.&s SportRegional the for services construction for fee rofitoverhead/pand fing, stafconstruction pre-construction, for ofamount the in Construction Knutson with contract es servicprofessional (CMAR)Risk at Manager Construction a thorized Au Act:Official Recreation Complex - Project No. 2870 &Sports Regional (CMAR), Risk at Manager Construction - ward AContract .21)F orkAttachment A - Electrify Everything MN Scope of W 2024 CEE - Rochester Electrify Everything MN Agreement Cover Pageficiency and electrification education and advising services.efergyenproviding to related services al professionfor 2025, 31, December to2024, 1, December from $67,000 for and Energy for Center thewith Agreement rvices Sea of execution the ed uthorizA Act:Official Electrification Education and Advising Services andficiency EfEnergy for Environment andEnergy for Center with Contract .20)F Project No. J4692-SE St 20th and SE St 16th Path se Multi-U- Contract of Form MOVER:15 nder(utree removal, removal, snow removal, weedfor assessmentsproposed 229-24No. Resolution Official Act: ree Removal, Secure Property and Property V, Rubbish and TSnoweed,W- Unpaid of es axTwith Collection for Certification G.1)sgniraeH cilbuP)G Public Hearing Guidelines .emit siht ta elbaliava ton si noitapicitraplautriV .etapicitrap ot syaw lanoitidda rof senilediug gniraeHcilbuP weiV .gniteem eht erofeb setuniM 03 nosreP nI pu-ngiSsenilediuG gniraeH cilbuP.4 without debate. Motion to suspend the rules and vote to approve Item F.24. .5 - F.1 - FMotion to Approve in block Items F November 13, 2024, Study Session Presentation - Public Safety Aid Cover PageSafety Aid Investments Funds - Phase 2.Publicof allocation authorizing 228-24No. Resolution Official Act:ime Public Safety Aid Allocations - Phase 2 Budget Amendment for One-T.24)F Proposed Final Plat - Cassidy Farms 1st Subdivision Drainage and Utility Easement - Document No. A-1435293 Easement Release - CF Development LLC - Part of Section 19-107-13 Cover Pageof the as part of the Cassidy Farms 1st Subdivision.partas LLC Development, CF by by be may it so 19-107-13 withinA-1435293 No. Document via 17 20in City the to d conveyeEasement 1\]APPROVED \[6 - :TRESUL Molly Dennis YS:NA ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick,Rae elly K, PalmerShaun Carlson, Brooke YES:A ahl SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:APPROVED \[UNANIMOUS\]:TRESUL ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Patrick Keane SECONDER:Mark Bransford MOVER:16 closed.waspublic the speak, to additional o nHaving 1. Eleanor Berg The following persons were called to speak: The public hearing was opened. Deputy City Clerk Ann Kasel introduced the item. over a period of one year with an interest rate of 4.5%.70522501, No. - nes fiadministrative snow and 50170512No. - fines inistrative admweed for assessments for 230-24No. Resolution Act:Official eed and Snow RemovalWforCitations Administrative Unpaid for s axeTwith Collection for Certification G.2)Motion to adopt the item. Assessment Roll - 20241024 70392501 Property V Assessment Roll - 20241024 70302501 Secure Property ree Over $5,000Assessment Roll - 20241024 70242503 T$5,000Under and $1,000 Over ree T02 70242520241024 - Roll Assessment ree Under $1,000Assessment Roll - 20241024 70242501 T Assessment Roll - 20241024 70232501 Rubbish Removal Assessment Roll - 20241024 70222501 Snow Removal eed RemovalAssessment Roll - 20241024 70212501 W Cover Pageclosed.waspublic the speak, to additional o nHaving 1. JefThe following persons were called to speak: The public hearing was opened. Deputy City Clerk Ann Kasel introduced the item. 4.5%.ofte rainterest an with years eight over assessed (overval remotree and4.5%; of rate interest an with ears ythree over ssed asse00) $5,0than lessand $1,000 (over tree 4.5%; of rate interest an with year one ofperiod a over assessed violation property and , secure $1,000), 1\]APPROVED \[6 - :TRESUL Molly Dennis YS:NA ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick,Rae elly K, PalmerShaun Carlson, Brooke YES:A Shaun Palmer SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:17 Bold.Forward.Unbound.Mayo AC -006VCD2024- Map Location Site AC Mayo Bold.Foward.Unbound.Notification Maps - CD2024-006V AC Mayo Bold.Foward.UnboundDevelopment Process - CD2024-006V AC Mayo Bold.Forward.Unbound.CD Memo - CD2024-006V Cover Pagepublic right-of-ways and alleys.fiveof vacation the for conditions, five with Mayo by AC, CD2024-006VNo.Petition Vapproving Resolution No. 232-24 Adopted Official Act: AC by Mayo Clinicacation Petition No. CD2024-006VVG.4)Motion to adopt the item.One written appeal noted for the record.Deputy City Clerk Ann Kasel introduced the item. Assessment Roll - 20241024 70252501 Delinquent Utilities Cover Pagewith an interest rate of 4.5%.yearone of period a over assessed es, chargunpaid for assessments the 231-24 No. Resolution Act:Official ater, and Storm Water, WSewerElectric,- Unpaid of axes Twith Collection for Certification G.3).Berg speaking on behalf of her son Jonathan Berg, 2910 Fremont Court SWEleanorfrom fee $85.00 the removing d, amendeas item the adopt toMotion eed Admin FineAssessment Roll - 20241024 70512501 W Assessment Roll - 20241024 70522501 Snow Admin Fine Cover Page APPROVED \[UNANIMOUS\]:TRESUL ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Patrick Keane SECONDER:ahl MOVER:APPROVED \[UNANIMOUS\]:TRESUL ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Molly Dennis SECONDER:Kelly Rae Kirkpatrick MOVER:18 AC Mayo Bold.Foward.UnboundDevelopment Process - CD2024-006V AC Mayo Bold.Forward.Unbound. EasementsCD Memo - CD2024-008V Cover Pageeight public easements.ofn vacatiothe for conditions, three with Mayo by AC, CD2024-008VNo.Petition Vapproving Resolution No. 233-24 Adopted Official Act: AC by Mayo Clinicacation Petition No. CD2024-008VVG.5)Motion to adopt the item.closed.waspublic the speak, to additional o nHaving ojcik8. Michael W7. Adam Buzbee6. Sean Kettelkamp5. Ryan Parsonsade4. John W3. John Kruesel2. Barry Skolknick1. Eugene GroverThe following persons were called to speak:The public hearing was opened.spoke to the item.Evangelistthe John St. of Co-Cathedral from Man Jerry er FathCo-Applicant item.the tospoke Church Episcopal from Beth .RevCo-Applicant . Katie Arendt and Doug Holtan of the Mayo Clinic presented on the item.Droodward introduced the item. Community Development Director Irene W .then each item was voted on separatelyand, held were G.5 & G.4 items for public The ote: N AC Mayo Bold.Forward.Unbound.PZC Meeting Minutes - CD2024-006VAC Mayo Bold.Forward.Unbound.Agency Review Comments - CD2024-006V AC Mayo Bold.Forward.Unbound.Letters of Support - CD2024-006V AC Mayo Bold.Forward.Unbound.Applicant Narrative - CD2024-006V Bold.Forward.Unbound.MayoAC CD2024-006V- Descriptions Legal and Exhibits V 1\]APPROVED \[6 - :TRESUL Molly Dennis YS:NA ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick,Rae elly K, PalmerShaun Carlson, Brooke YES:A Mark Bransford SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:19 ChangeZone Flats iew VCity - -002ZC CD2024- Review Agency iew Flats Zone ChangeNIM Minutes - CD2024-002ZC - City V ChangeoneZFlats iew VCity - D2024-002ZC C- Plan opment DevelConceptual ngeChaZone Flats iew VCity - CD24-002ZC - Amendment MapZone iew Flats Zone ChangeApplicant Narrative - CD2024-002ZC - City V iew Flats Zone ChangeLocation Map Exhibit - CD2024-002ZC- City V iew Flats Zone ChangeNotification Map - CD2024-002ZC - City V iew Flats Zone ChangeDevelopment Process - CD2024-002ZC - City V iew Flats Zone ChangeCD Memo - CD2024-002ZC - City V Cover Pagefirstfor Ordinance an to fice OfAttorney's ity Cthe D2. Density Residential - Small Lot) to R-3 (Medium Density Residential) and;Low(R-2 from site a on designation zoning the change to LLC, Flats iewVCity by CD2024-002ZC, No. Change e ZonApproved 1. Act:Official iew Flats LLCZone Change No. CD2024-002ZC by City VG.6)Motion to adopt the item. EasementsAC Mayo Bold.Forward.Unbound.Agency Review Comments - CD2024-008V Easementsund.Bold.Forward.UnboMayo AC CD2024-008V- ve NarratiApplicant Bold.Forward.Unbound. EasementsAC Mayoacation Exhibits and Legal Descriptions - CD2024-008VEasement VEasements Bold.Forward.Unbound.Mayo AC -008VCD2024- Map Location Site EasementsBold.Forward.Unbound.Mayo AC 8VCD2024-00- Maps Notification 1\]APPROVED \[6 - :TRESUL Molly Dennis YS:NA ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick,Rae elly K, PalmerShaun Carlson, Brooke YES:A Mark Bransford SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:20 AmendmentPlanUse Land Flats iew VCity - A CD2024-003CP- AMarket AmendmentPlanUse Land Flats iew VCity - A CD2024-003CP- Narrative Applicant AmendmentPlanUse Land Flats iew VCity - A CD2024-003CP- it ExhibAmendment AmendmentPlanUse Land Flats iew VCity - A CPCD2024-003- Map Location AmendmentPlanUse Land Flats iew VCity - A CD2024-003CP- Map Notification AmendmentPlanUse Land Flats iew VCity - A 3CPCD2024-00- Development iew FlatsA - City VCD Memo - CD2024-003CP Cover PageResidential to Medium Density Residential.DensityLow from site, a on Classification se ULand of change aof consisting LLC, Flats iew VCity by A, CD2024-003CPNo. Amendment approving Comprehensive PlanResolution No. 234-24 Adopted Official Act: LLCFlatsiew VCity by A CD2024-003CPNo. Amendment Plan Comprehensive G.7)Motion to approve the item.With no additional persons wishing to speak, the public hearing was closed.2. Darren Baker1. Megan KiihneThe following persons were called to speak:Designers.&Architects Ground Firm from Gottschalk Craig Representative Applicant Planner Desmond McGeough introduced the item..then each item was voted on separatelyand, held were G.7 & G.6 items for public The ote: N iew Flats Zone Change PZC Meeting Minutes-CD2024-002ZC- City V iew Flats Zone Changeable - CD2024-002ZC - City VUse T 1\]APPROVED \[6 - :TRESUL Kelly Rae Kirkpatrick YS:NA ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneWNorman, PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Mark Bransford SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:21 arious Areas of the Unified Development Code (UDC)VRochester of City the by A CD2024-002TNo. ndment Ameext TG.9)Motion to approve the item. Planner Elliot Mohler introduced the item. Rochesterof City CD2024-006ANX - Commission Planning Referral Agency Comments - CD2024-006ANX City of Rochester Annexation Letter of Support - CD2024-006ANX City of Rochester RochesterofCity CD2024-006ANX - Description Legal and Annexation Applicant Narrative - CD2024-006ANX City of Rochester Site Location Map - CD2024-006ANX City of Rochester Notification Map - CD2024-006ANX City of Rochester Community Development Memo - CD2024-006ANX City of Rochester Cover PageFirstfor Ordinance an to fice OfAttorney's ity Cthe Directed 2. and;LimitsCity Rochester the into land of acres 1.03 incorporate to , Citye thby CD2024-006ANX,No. nce Ordinaby Annexation ved Appro1. Act:Official Annexation by Ordinance No. CD2024-006ANX by the City of RochesterG.8)Motion to adopt the item. APZC Meeting Minutes-CD2024-003CP Plan AmendmentUseLand Flats iew VCity - A CD2024-003CP- eview RAgency APPROVED \[UNANIMOUS\]:TRESUL ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Mark Bransford SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:1\]APPROVED \[6 - :TRESUL Kelly Rae Kirkpatrick YS:NA ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneWNorman, PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Mark Bransford SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:22 demolition. fromprotection provides Inventory erty PropHistoric the on Placement e. : following words in redthedeleting only proposed, as ction seentire the deleting of \[Description of what was on the screen and the intent: presented on the screen". "aswords with 60.200.040.C.4.e alter d anmotion main the amend toMotion \]Main Motion Motion to Approve the item as amended. \[closed.waspublic the speak, to additional o nHaving 8. Sean Kettelkampony Boyer7. T6. Nels Pierson5. Benjamin Zastro4. John Kruesel3. Barry Skolknick2. Barb Hudson1. Mark HublyThe following persons were called to speak:questions from the Council. and item the to spoke Patterson-Lundgren Molly Planner Ed Caples introduced the item. A002T024-CD2Amendment ext TInitiated City - 2024 22, utes MinHPC A002TCD2024-Amendment ext TInitiated City - 2024 30, PZC Aext Amendment CD2024-002TUDC Update Exhibit - City Initiated T Aext Amendment CD2024-002TCD Memo - City Initiated T Aext Amendment CD2024-002TPresentation - City Initiated T Cover PageFirstfor Ordinance an to fice OfAttorney's ity Cthe Directed 2. (UDC) and;CodeDevelopment the of areas in e languagamending A,ext Amendment No. CD2024-002T 1. Approved as amended T Official Act:APPROVED \[UNANIMOUS\]:TRESUL ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Shaun Palmer SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:23. nowhavethey that or zoning same the with Dr ircle Cest Wthe along billboardsallow we that 10.g 60.40.1under motion main the amend to Motion residential new construction in the DMC zone.for requirementsthe remove to motion main the amend to Motion subsequent changes.and60.200.040.C40 to any dismissing by amend to Motion \]Such permit reviews shall be pursuant to Section 60.500.060D.approved. bewill , the of integrity historic the 49 Code Development ifiedUn2023 July VMinnesota , Rochesterrlay OvePreservation – HPO 60.200.040C: Districts 60.200.040 rictsDistZone 4.e to oposed prto elated Rnot willwhich alterations such only , ropertypthe of features defining character 2) For partial demolition or alterations where proposed projects impact on the.4.b.materials 60.500.040Fsubmitdesignation, landmark for City the to recommendation HPC oftime the at or application, permit on the of tal submitn upo, mayapplicantThe approved. be not shall Permit Demolition e thso, if andoccur willdesignation determine shall City the ended, recommis nationdesigark landmIf . Landmark or Property Landmark of orDesignation , 60.500.040Fto pursuant tion designalandmark sibleposfor evaluated be shall property the demolition, complete For 1) :, the City shallInventoryHistoric the on property a for submitted is application permit a If Shaun Palmer MOVER:5\]DENIED \[2 - :TRESUL ahl, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick,Rae elly KMolly Carlson, Brooke YS:NA, Mark BransfordShaun Palmer YES:A Mark Bransford SECONDER:Shaun Palmer MOVER:APPROVED \[UNANIMOUS\]:TRESUL ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Shaun Palmer SECONDER:ahl MOVER:6\]DENIED \[1 - :TRESUL ahl, Mark BransfordKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YS:NA Patrick Keane YES:A Shaun Palmer SECONDER:Patrick Keane SECONDER:24 Fish Passage Modification - Project No. J4889.DamLake Silver the for of amount the in Natural ofCommissioner its through acting ota, Minnesof State the with agreement authorizing execution of a grantResolution No. 235-24 Adopted Official Act: Passage Modification - Project No. J4889FishDam Lake Silver the for Minnesota of State the with reement AgGrant H.2)The meeting recessed for 5 minutes. Motion to authorize the item.urned to Michael Schaber of the Park Department.T.Introduced by Paul Whidman, Parks and Rec Director Crow Abatement - Chief of Police Permission 2024-2025 ork Initiation AddendumCrow Abatement - USDA W ork Initiation DocumentCrow Abatement - USDA W Presentation - Parks and Forestry Crow Abatement Update Cover PageSec. 8-7-8 (e) 3 of the City of Rochester Code of Ordinances.ind outlineas abatement crow for ices devnoise of use the ized Author4. 1Franklin pursuant to City Ordinance Sections 8-7-10 and 8-7-1Chiefby provided rifles air of use for al approvconditional the thorized Au3. ork Initiation Document for Wildlife Damage Management.Wthein USDA by requested approval r AdministratoCity Acknowledged 2. Recreation. andParks and USDA with team s FacilitieMayo the by coordinated beingactivity 2024, 5, - 1 December district business central the in place taketo scheduled atement abcrow intensive the Approved 1. Act:Official Crow Abatement in the Downtown AreaH.1)snoitadnemmoceR dna stropeR)H 1\]APPROVED \[6 - :TRESUL Molly Dennis YS:NA ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneNorman WKirkpatrick,Rae elly K, PalmerShaun Carlson, Brooke YES:A Patrick Keane SECONDER:Shaun Palmer MOVER:5\]DENIED \[2 - :TRESUL ahl, Patrick KeaneNorman WKirkpatrick,Rae elly KDennis, Molly Carlson, Brooke YS:NA, Mark BransfordShaun Palmer YES:A Mark Bransford MOVER:25 Assistant City Engineer Amy Kreofsky presented on the item.City Engineer Dillon Dombrovski introduced the item. ve NE/SE - Project No. J73481th ABridge to 1RiverZumbro from East St Center - ry SummaEngagement 1 use HoOpen NE/SE - Project No. J7348veA1th 1to Bridge River Zumbro from East St Center - Map cation Lo Preferred Geometric Layout - Project No. J7348 Cover Pageve NE/SE - Project No. J7348.1th ARiver Bridge to 1Zumbrofrom East St Center to ) (if acquisitions right-of-way and costs,inspection and design all sts, coconstruction ineligible any as well as, coststhe of share local the e and secure to commitment 3. Authorized the filing and administration of the grant application, including ave NE/SE - Project No. J7348.1th ASt East from Zumbro River Bridge to 1Centeralong infrastructure bike of ding funfor use to Infrastructure ransportationTActive State the from funds grant for applying of sponsorship andCity's the cknowa 236-24Resolution 2. ve NE/SE - Project No. J7348.1th AZumbro River Bridge to 1fromEast St Center of design final to design liminary prefrom ans plof advancementthe authorizing and layout geometric Approved 1. Official Act: ve NE/SE - Project No. J73481th ARiver Bridge to 1Zumbrofrom East St Center for rogram PInfrastructure nsportation raTActive tateSthe from Funds Grant of Utilization for and Approval Layout H.3)Motion to adopt the item. .orks DirectorIntroduced by Aaron Luckstein, Deputy Public W Project No. J4889-Agreement Contract Grant - D Attachment Project No. J4889-Agreement Contract Grant - C Attachment Project No. J4889-Agreement Contract Grant Heritage - A Attachment Outdoor Heritage Council Grant Contract Agreement - Project No. J4889 Cover Page APPROVED \[UNANIMOUS\]:TRESUL ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Mark Bransford SECONDER:Shaun Palmer MOVER:26(RCO) "Ch. 5-23. relating to the regulation of Cannabis".Ordinancesof Code Rochester the amending 4545 Ordinance City Attorney Michael Spindler-Krage gave the second reading. Ordinance - Chapter 5-23 Relating to the Regulation of Cannabis Cover PageOrdinances (RCO) "Ch. 5-23. relating to the regulation of Cannabis".ofCode Rochester the amending 4545 Ordinance Act:Official o The Regulation of Cannabis.Chapter 5-23 Relating TOrdinancesof Code Rochester to Amendmentsnce OrdinaProposed K.1)sgnidaeR dnoceS ecnanidrO)KsgnidaeR tsriF ecnanidrO)JsnoitcA detaitinI licnuoC)I Motion to approve the item. 4. Adopt Project No. J7348 without the roundabout.ve NE/SE - Project No. J7348.1th ARiver Bridge to 1Zumbrofrom East St Center to ) (if acquisitions right-of-way and costs,inspection and design all sts, coconstruction ineligible any as well as, coststhe of share local the e and secure to commitment 3. Authorized the filing and administration of the grant application, including ave NE/SE - Project No. J7348.1th ASt East from Zumbro River Bridge to 1Centeralong infrastructure bike of ding funfor use to Infrastructure ransportationTActive State the from funds grant for applying of sponsorship andCity's the acknowledging 236-24 Resolution 2. ve NE/SE - Project No. J7348.1th ABridge to 1RiverZumbro from East St Center of design final to design preliminary from plansof advancement the authorizing and layout geometric Approved 1. APPROVED \[UNANIMOUS\]:TRESUL ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick, Norman WRaeKelly , PalmerShaun Molly Carlson, Brooke YES:A Mark Bransford SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:The motion failed due to the lack of a second:TRESUL0 - 1\]APPROVED \[6 - :TRESUL Brooke Carlson AIN:ABST ahl, Mark Bransford, Patrick KeaneKirkpatrick,Rae Kelly , PalmerShaun Molly YES:A ahl SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:None SECONDER:Patrick Keane MOVER:27.cityclerk@rochestermn.govfice at (507) 328-2900 or emailplease contact the City Clerk's OfIf you need assistance finding information about an item on this agenda, City Clerk Kelly K. 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era?ereh 36 Boulevard Tree Green Facilities Agreement and Planting 2. Location Map 1. ATTACHMENTS .lots prior to full build of the subdivisionplanting will protect the investment in boulevard trees while providing trees on developed Staff is in support of the Boulevard Tree Green Facilities Agreement as the phased STAFF RECOMMENDATION of the Final Plat. Community Development executionafter time period year-5by the developer within a be The subject boulevard trees shall with the City. Boulevard Tree Green Facilities Agreement ingthat they would enterplat approval, the developer noted and Subdivision. At the time of planting of treeslieu of developer -Boulevard Trees inrequired a payment to the City for the installation of 2) Entering into a Boulevard Tree Green Facilities Agreement with the City, or 3) Making 1) Installation prior to or concurrent with the development of the property, ;which includesboulevard trees, required three potential options in addressing the planting of The as the lots are developed. own expense,their at s,in boulevard tree plantings, the developer wishes to install the treeTo protect the investment subdivision.x Estates Seventh Essethe hinwitboulevard trees 8. The UDC requires the planting of with the City Tree Green Facilities Agreementinto a Boulevard opt to enter maythe applicant t, ior to the recordation of the platlieu of planting the In November 18T on PLA370-for CD2024 ivision PlatSubdor Land Min approved a Community Development Department recently . The(UDC) Codetree planting requirements of Section 60.400.060A in the Unified Development the boulevard esBoulevard Tree Green Facilities Agreement addressThe request for a PROJECT SUMMARY .LLC ,PropertiesEssex Estates Applicant: & Londonderry Ln. NW.Ln NW orneblof Miapproximately 100 feet east of the intersection The site is located Location: .LLC ,Propertiesates Essex EstBoulevard Tree Green Facilities Agreement, by Request: Rochester Community Development Department Prepared By: 2 DecemberCity Council Rochester CommunityDevelopment@rochestermn.gov Email: 2401-328-507 Fax: 2950-328-507 Phone: 7090-Rochester, MN 55901 4001 W River Parkway NW, Suite 100 City of Rochester, Minnesota 37 38 39 40 Boulevard Tree Planting Exhibit 41 Essex Estates Seventh M 42 secivreS?ytilauQytilibaniatsuS?&?ytilibisnopseR?lacsiF:selpicnirP?lanoitadnuoF?&?seitiroirP.slaiciffo?tnemerucorp?cilbupdeifitrec?fo?maet?srentraP?AINMO?eht?yb?detidua?yllacidoirep?dna?,drawa?fo ?emit?eht?ta?,ssecorp?PFR?ehttuohguorht?deweiver?era?stcartnoc?esehT?.drawa?erofeb?noitaitogen?mret?dna?srodnev?morf?sesnopserfo?noitaulave?,noitaticilos?desitrevda?ylcilbup?ediwnoitan?sedulcni?hcihw ?ssecorp?noitaticilos?)PFR(lasoporP?roF?tseuqeR?evititepmoc?a?hguorht?secivres?dna?tnempiuqe?,slairetam?rof?srodnev?ot?stcartnocevitarepooc?sdrawa?margorp?ehT?.12.A321?noitceS?etutatS?etatS?atosenniM ?yb?dehsilbatse?evitarepooCecivreS?atosenniM?llewecruoS?rednu?seicnega?cilbup?ot?elbaliava?margorp?a?si?ycnega?gnisahcrupevitarepooc?srentraP?AINMO?ehT?.evitarepooc?gnisahcrup?cilbup?srentraP?AINMO?e ht?hguorht?detcelessaw?esahcrup?lairetam?ynapmoC?dnalraG?ehT?.29.724,162$?fo?tnuoma?eht?ni?lairetam?gnifoor?desahcrup-renwo?tpmexe-xat?rof?ynapmoC?dnalraG?ehT?ot?tcartnoc?a?gnidrawa?evorppa?ot?si?tse uqer?sihT?.000,211,1$?si?sdib?etanretla?detpecca?3?dna?tcejorpesab?eht?rof?lairetam?elbaxat?dna?robal?taht?fo?tsoc?ehT?.stnemucod?dib?nopu?desab?lairetam?elbaxatdna?robal?noitallatsni?eht?rof?,4202?, 2?rebmeceD?no?lavorppa?licnuoc?rof?tcartnoc?lanoitidda?na?si?erehT?.drawrof?tcejorp?siht?evom?ot?sdnufycnegnitnoc?ytiC?dna?PIC?retneC?civiC?oyaM?eht?morf?sdnuf?gnizilitu?devorppa?licnuoC?ytiC?.stsoc? 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The prices below do not include shipping charges for the material.-an additional 2 years of warranty on top of the 30 discount on material (reflected in prices below) anda 1% By electing to purchase the material via the publicly bid OMNIA contract the owner receives ) for the project. & Associates Jacksonlow bid roofing contractor () were provided by the contract. All material quantities for each portion of the project (Base Bid & Add Altmaterials directly from The Garland Company via the OMNIA Partners Group & Cooperative Purchasing elected to purchase the qualified performance Envelope Improvements project. The City of Rochester has Building nter eivic CC2025 The following prices are the required materials for the City of Rochester Rochester, MN 55904 Street SE th 201 4 City of Rochester Zack WoodMr. Attn: , 2024 th November 18 9336---NATIONWIDE: 1 0633-7500 • FAX: (216) 641-PHONE: (216) 641 2197-44105 OHIO CLEVELAND, • STREET 91ST. EAST 3800 Systems Flooring Roofing Performance High INC. 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Attached are the bid tabulations and roof diagram..001,112,000amount of $ Combination Bidfor the , MN White Bear Lakeof & Associates ckson aJ) roof project to $15,000.00 -#4: Soffit Panels , and Add Alt 00.000,9$ - B Ladder-CAdd Alt #3: ,18,000$ - tair UnitS , Add Alt1,070,000$ - PackageBase Bid Package (Bid ComboAfter review of the bids results it is our recommendation to approve the Center Bldg. Envelope Improvements Project. Civic 5202City of Rochester’s :00 PM sealed bids were publicly opened for the 1at , 2024,ht November dayFriOn r. WoodDear M ProjectBldg. Envelope Improvements enterCivic CRochester 5 –RE: Letter of Recommendation Rochester, MN 55904 Street SE th 201 4 City of Rochester Zack WoodAttn: , 2024 th ovember 16N bmurrell@garlandind.com 651.666.0901 Phone: Brian Murrell 9336---NATIONWIDE: 1 0633-7500 • FAX: (216) 641-PHONE: (216) 641 2197-44105 OHIO CLEVELAND, • STREET 91ST. EAST 3800 Systems Waterproofing Roofing Performance High INC. COMPANY, GARLAND THE 1 48$18,046.24 ADD ALT #1 + OMNIA MATERIAL:$15,000.00 ADD ALT #4: SOFFIT PANELS$9,000.00 ADD ALT #2: C-B LADDER $ 3,046.24$18,000.00 ADD ALT #1: STAIR UNIT GRAND TOTAL (BID/OMNIA MATERIAL/MEP): $ 258,381.68 WET INSULATION/BF$3,500.00 DRAIN BOWL$25/$80 SF OF DECK REPLACEMENT$7,500.00 ADD ALT #2: E-G LADDERANTICIPATED CONSTRUCTION DAYS:MARCH 1ST, 2025 ANTICIPATED START DATE:$40,000.00 MECHANICAL/PLUMBING/ELECTRICAL:$1,070,000.00 BASE BID (INCLUDES M/E/P):Jackson & AssociatesCONTRACTOR:CITY OF ROCHESTER - CIVIC CENTER THEATRE - 2025 BUILDING ENVELOPMENT IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT$1,328,381.68 BASE BID + OMNIA MATERIAL:TOTAL $ 163.41 $ 23.34 Soffit Panel J-Trim710 LF10 LFJ-Trim2 $ 2,882.83 $ 7.12 Soffit Panel4051 SF1 SFSoffit Panel1 PriceDescriptionQuantityUnitCover RateProduct NameProduct TOTAL $ 30,690.00 $ 153.45 Copings, Counter-Flashings, Etc.200Per Sheet4'x10' SheetMetal Flat Stock $ 2,673.59 $ 89.12 Wall Panel Clip100 Clips1 ClipWall Panel Clip $ 53,633.25 $ 9.75 Wall Panel55001 SF1 SFWall Panel $ - $ 163.35 Drain Primer05 Gal Pail0.5 gal./sq.Asphalt Roof Primer $ - $ 22.77 Sealant for reglets, panels, etc.01 Tube10.3 oz. TubeSealant9 $ 21,740.40 $ 362.34 Vapor Barrier1 Roll200 SFSA Ice and Water Shield8 $ 1,277.10 $ 85.14 Mastic Reinforcement Mesh1 Roll75 SF (6" x 150')Flashing Fiberglass Scrim7 $ 5,420.25 $ 216.81 Drain leads, Flanges, etc.5 Gal Pail7 lf/gal. @ 8" WideDrain & Flange Mastic6 $ 3,687.75 $ 147.51 Vertical Flashing Mastic5 Gal Pail7 lf/gal. @ 8" WideFlashing Mastic5 $ 10,579.14 $ 406.89 Flashing Underlayment1 Roll200 SFFlashing Base (Ply) Sheet4 $ 23,631.30 $ 337.59 Flashing Cap1 Roll75 SFFlashing Cap (Ply) Sheet3 $ 28,066.50 $ 187.11 Base Felts & Vapor Barrier1501 Roll500 SFFelt Plies2 $ 76,982.40 $ 316.80 Cap Sheet2431 Roll100 SFModified Cap Sheet 1 49$18,804.28 ADD ALT #1 + OMNIA MATERIAL:$15,321.00 ADD ALT #4: SOFFIT PANELS$11,150.00 ADD ALT #2: C-B LADDER $ 3,483.28$22,650.00 ADD ALT #1: STAIR UNIT GRAND TOTAL (BID/OMNIA MATERIAL/MEP): $ 262,060.27$5.75 WET INSULATION/BF$2,495.00 DRAIN BOWL$28.00 SF OF DECK REPLACEMENT$11,150.00 ADD ALT #2: E-G LADDERANTICIPATED CONSTRUCTION DAYS:SPRING 2025 ANTICIPATED START DATE:$57,500.00 MECHANICAL/PLUMBING/ELECTRICAL:$1,063,000.00 BASE BID (INCLUDES M/E/P):Flynn MidwestCONTRACTOR:CITY OF ROCHESTER - CIVIC CENTER THEATRE - 2025 BUILDING ENVELOPMENT IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT$1,325,060.27 BASE BID + OMNIA MATERIAL:TOTAL $ 280.13 $ 23.34 Soffit Panel J-Trim10 LF10 LFJ-Trim2 $ 3,203.15 $ 7.12 Soffit Panel4501 SF1 SFSoffit Panel1 PriceDescriptionQuantityUnitCover RateProduct NameProduct TOTAL $ 33,759.00 $ 153.45 Copings, Counter-Flashings, Etc.220Per Sheet4'x10' SheetMetal Flat Stock $ 1,515.04 $ 89.12 Wall Panel Clip100 Clips1 ClipWall Panel Clip $ 59,484.15 $ 9.75 Wall Panel61001 SF1 SFWall Panel $ 5,717.25 $ 163.35 Drain Primer5 Gal Pail0.5 gal./sq.Asphalt Roof Primer $ 2,049.30 $ 22.77 Sealant for reglets, panels, etc.1 Tube10.3 oz. TubeSealant9 $ 14,493.60 $ 362.34 Vapor Barrier1 Roll200 SFSA Ice and Water Shield8 $ 340.56 $ 85.14 Mastic Reinforcement Mesh41 Roll75 SF (6" x 150')Flashing Fiberglass Scrim7 $ 4,336.20 $ 216.81 Drain leads, Flanges, etc.5 Gal Pail7 lf/gal. @ 8" WideDrain & Flange Mastic6 $ 1,770.12 $ 147.51 Vertical Flashing Mastic5 Gal Pail7 lf/gal. @ 8" WideFlashing Mastic5 $ 14,241.15 $ 406.89 Flashing Underlayment1 Roll200 SFFlashing Base (Ply) Sheet4 $ 20,255.40 $ 337.59 Flashing Cap1 Roll75 SFFlashing Cap (Ply) Sheet3 $ 28,066.50 $ 187.11 Base Felts & Vapor Barrier1501 Roll500 SFFelt Plies2 $ 76,032.00 $ 316.80 Cap Sheet2401 Roll100 SFModified Cap Sheet 1 50$18.00 SF OF DECK REPLACEMENT GRAND TOTAL (BID/OMNIA MATERIAL/MEP):$3,500.00 ADD ALT #4: SOFFIT PANELS$7,300.00 ADD ALT #2: C-B LADDER$6,800.00 ADD ALT #2: E-G LADDER$7,765.12 ADD ALT #1 + OMNIA MATERIAL:$34,600.00 ADD ALT #1: STAIR UNIT $ 4,265.12 ANTICIPATED CONSTRUCTION DAYS:APRIL 1ST, 2025 ANTICIPATED START DATE:$135,000.00 MECHANICAL/PLUMBING/ELECTRICAL:$1,832,653.10 BASE BID + OMNIA MATERIAL:$2.00 WET INSULATION/BF$3,800.00 DRAIN BOWL $ 344,203.10 Schwickert's Tecta AmericaCONTRACTOR:CITY OF ROCHESTER - CIVIC CENTER THEATRE - 2025 BUILDING ENVELOPMENT IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT$1,488,450.00 BASE BID (INCLUDES M/E/P):TOTAL $ 350.16 $ 23.34 Soffit Panel J-Trim10 LF10 LFJ-Trim2 $ 3,914.96 $ 7.12 Soffit Panel5501 SF1 SFSoffit Panel1 PriceDescriptionQuantityUnitCover RateProduct NameProduct TOTAL $ 42,966.00 $ 153.45 Copings, Counter-Flashings, Etc.280Per Sheet4'x10' SheetMetal Flat Stock $ 4,010.39 $ 89.12 Wall Panel Clip100 Clips1 ClipWall Panel Clip $ 68,260.50 $ 9.75 Wall Panel70001 SF1 SFWall Panel $ 4,900.50 $ 163.35 Drain Primer5 Gal Pail0.5 gal./sq.Asphalt Roof Primer $ 1,138.50 $ 22.77 Sealant for reglets, panels, etc.1 Tube10.3 oz. TubeSealant9 $ 31,161.24 $ 362.34 Vapor Barrier1 Roll200 SFSA Ice and Water Shield8 $ 851.40 $ 85.14 Mastic Reinforcement Mesh1 Roll75 SF (6" x 150')Flashing Fiberglass Scrim7 $ 2,601.72 $ 216.81 Drain leads, Flanges, etc.5 Gal Pail7 lf/gal. @ 8" WideDrain & Flange Mastic6 $ 11,358.27 $ 147.51 Vertical Flashing Mastic5 Gal Pail7 lf/gal. @ 8" WideFlashing Mastic5 $ 13,020.48 $ 406.89 Flashing Underlayment1 Roll200 SFFlashing Base (Ply) Sheet4 $ 27,007.20 $ 337.59 Flashing Cap1 Roll75 SFFlashing Cap (Ply) Sheet3 $ 35,550.90 $ 187.11 Base Felts & Vapor Barrier1901 Roll500 SFFelt Plies2 $ 101,376.00 $ 316.80 Cap Sheet3201 Roll100 SFModified Cap Sheet CITY OF ROCHESTER 51 SHEETCOVER C-1 SCOPE OF WORK PROJECT SITE BASE BID PROJECT SITE LOGO Not to Scale LOCATION MAP Not to Scale VICINITY MAP PROJECT TEAM ROCHESTER, MN 55904 STREET SE TH 201 4CITY OF ROCHESTER OWNER Rochester, MN 5590430 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE, 2025 BUILDING ENVELOPE IMPROVEMENTSCITY OF ROCHESTER CIVIC THEATRE Metal Details M-1 –Roof Details D-2 –Roof Details D-1 –Base Bid Scope of Work – A-1 –Cover Page C-1 –INDEX OF DRAWINGS ADDENDUM #111-5-24#2 BIDDINGFORAPPROVED 11-4-24#1BID DRAWINGS NO.DATEREVISION DESCRIPTION ORIGINATING COMPANY.ANY USE NOT AUTHORIZED BY THEDISCLOSURE TO OTHERS IS PROHIBITED FORREMAINS THE PROPERTY AND ITS USE ORPROHIBITED. THE INFORMATION HEREINPERMISSION THE ORIGINATING COMPANY ISORGANIZATION WITHOUT WRITTENOR PART, BY ANY INDIVIDUAL ORREPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION IN WHOLEPURPOSE, LOCATION, PUBLICATION,DOCUMENTS FOR ANY OTHER PROJECTS,DOCUMENT - ONLY. THE USE OF THESEAPPROVED BY THE ORIGINATOR OF THISIN CONFIDENCE FOR USE BY THE CLIENTSA PROPRIETARY NATURE AND IS SUBMITTEDTHE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS OF SHEET TITLE:SHEET NO.30 Civic Center Drive, Rochester, MN 55904MAYO CIVIC CENTER CITY OF ROCHESTER 52 D13 ADDENDUMS roof section D. to Install soffit panels on overhang below ” Roofing Contractor“ADD ALT #4 compliant ships ladder between Sections C & B. to furnish and install OSHA ” Roofing Contractor“ADD ALT #3 compliant ships ladder between Sections E & G. to furnish and install OSHA ” Roofing Contractor“ADD ALT #2 compliant staircase between Sections E & G. to supply and erect OSHA ” Roofing Contractor“ADD ALT #1 PLANROOF A-1 D13D25D13D13D13 s 8" minimum flashing height. ’manufacturerto add wood blocking to meet ” Roofing Contractor“D11D11D13D13 DIMENSIONS AND CORE DATA TO BE VERIFIED 1" = 30'-0" DRAWING SCALE: D16D16D16D16D16D15D11D11D11D11D15D15D15D15D15D24D23D23D23D24D24 ROOF SLOPEROOF SLOPEROOF SLOPE ROOF SLOPE ROOF SLOPE”. SYSTEM NOTESROOF “to remove roof curb per ” Roofing Contractor“Remove Curb:to Add New Overflow Scupper. ” Roofing Contractor“New Scupper:existing ballasted EPDM roof system.Build new Expansion Joint between new roof and New Expansion Joint s Minimum 8" Flashing Requirement. ’Manufacturerto Raise Penetration to Meet ” Roofing Contractor“Raise Penetration:Details XXX SSkylightRoof drainRoof CurbPlumbing stackScupper Legend AHGFEDCB clips 24" O.C., new 22-ga. R-Mer Wall Panels. Install new ice and water shield, hat channels & wall panel Add Wall Panels 14) Add crickets to the high side of all penetrations, curbs, sleepers, etc. 13) Replace any missing or plastic drain strainers with new cast iron strainers. ”. others Roofing contractor to provide & install new drain bowl assembly. Interior plumbing disconnect/reconnect by 12) All lead pack / Watts drain bowls must be removed & new JOSAM 21500 series bowl/strainer assemblies installed. splashblocks with 1.5" extruded polystyrene. Color to match new coping cap.shaped open-face downspouts, concrete ” W“11) At any primary scupper locations install new collector heads & 10) Remove any obsolete/dead curbs, equipment, roof penetrations. Install like deck, insulation & new roof system. Slope. ” 9) Contractor to provide insulation drawings for approval. Crickets and Saddles to be ¼Scuppers if one is not currently present.” Over-Flow“8) Contractor shall provide necessary ”.Roofing Contractor“7) All Plumbing Disconnect/Reconnect shall be provided by the ”.Roofing Contractor“6) All Electrical Disconnect/Reconnect shall be provided by the ”.Roofing Contractor“5) All HVAC Disconnect/Reconnect and Unit Raising shall be provided by the roof. 4) All penetrations and perimeters shall receive new 24 ga. Prefinished sheet metal extended down to the field of the 3) All roof penetrations shall have a min. of 8" flashing heights.2) All roof drains and primary scuppers shall receive 12' x 12' roof sump. D) FLOOD/GRAVEL SURFACING SET IN HOT ASPHALT. C) ONE-PLY OF MODIFIED FLASHING MEMBRANE WITH BASE FLASHING UNDERLAYMENT. B) ONE-PLY OF APPROVED MODIFIED FIELD MEMBRANE SET IN HOT ASPHALT. A) THREE-PLIES OF HPR GLASFELTS.1) NEW ROOF SYSTEM ON AREAS IDENTIFIED ABOVE SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS:ROOF SYSTEM NOTES:All sheet metal must extend down to the field of the roof. NO EXPOSED FLASHINGS ALLOWED.8“. Maximum allowable face is 8) Install new 24ga. Prefinished sheet metal throughout the perimeter and projections as shown in the detailed drawings and as specified. 7) Install the new flood coat and gravel surfacing as specified. 6) Install the new modified bitumen flashings as specified.5) Install the new modified bitumen roof system as specified. wood fiber recovery board set into solid moppings of type IV hot asphalt. Stagger all insulation joints from underlying layers. ” 4) Install ½slope twice that of the field of the roof. 3) Install tapered saddles, crickets, 12'X12' drain sumps, and overflow scuppers at all primary roof drain locations. Crickets and saddles hall moppingsof type IV hot asphalt. Sections D, E, F, G & H - Install new rigid insulation in order to meet or exceed current R-value code requirements set in solidin solid moppings of type IV hot asphalt. Sections A, B, & C - Install new 1/8" tapered rigid insulation in order to meet or exceed current R-value code requirements setStagger all insulation joints from underlying layers. Contractor to submit shop drawings for approval. –New Insulation 2) Sections D, E, F, G & H - Remove the existing roof system and sheet metal down to the existing insulation. over gaps between concrete deck planks.per specifications before installing new insulation in solid moppings of type IV hot asphalt. Install 8" wide strips of HPR feltRemove the existing roof system and sheet metal down to the deck. Clean and prime the concrete deck Sections A, B, & C –bid the project. all bidding contractors are responsible to field measure and verify existing core data as needed to accurately –Tear Off & Preparation 1)SCOPE OF WORK M/E/P Scope:Eliminate Drain:Add New Drain:Replace Drain:ADDENDUM #111-5-24#2 BIDDINGFORAPPROVED 11-4-24#1BID DRAWINGS NO.DATEREVISION DESCRIPTION ORIGINATING COMPANY.ANY USE NOT AUTHORIZED BY THEDISCLOSURE TO OTHERS IS PROHIBITED FORREMAINS THE PROPERTY AND ITS USE ORPROHIBITED. THE INFORMATION HEREINPERMISSION THE ORIGINATING COMPANY ISORGANIZATION WITHOUT WRITTENOR PART, BY ANY INDIVIDUAL ORREPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION IN WHOLEPURPOSE, LOCATION, PUBLICATION,DOCUMENTS FOR ANY OTHER PROJECTS,DOCUMENT - ONLY. THE USE OF THESEAPPROVED BY THE ORIGINATOR OF THISIN CONFIDENCE FOR USE BY THE CLIENTSA PROPRIETARY NATURE AND IS SUBMITTEDTHE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS OF SHEET TITLE:SHEET NO.30 Civic Center Drive, Rochester, MN 55904MAYO CIVIC CENTER CITY OF ROCHESTER 53 SHEETCOVER C-1 SCOPE OF WORK PROJECT SITE BASE BID PROJECT SITE LOGO Not to Scale LOCATION MAP Not to Scale VICINITY MAP PROJECT TEAM ROCHESTER, MN 55904 STREET SE TH 201 4CITY OF ROCHESTER OWNER Rochester, MN 5590430 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE, 2025 BUILDING ENVELOPE IMPROVEMENTSCITY OF ROCHESTER CIVIC THEATRE Metal Details M-1 –Roof Details D-2 –Roof Details D-1 –Base Bid Scope of Work – A-1 –Cover Page C-1 –INDEX OF DRAWINGS BIDDINGFORAPPROVED 10-14-24#1BID DRAWINGS NO.DATEREVISION DESCRIPTION ORIGINATING COMPANY.ANY USE NOT AUTHORIZED BY THEDISCLOSURE TO OTHERS IS PROHIBITED FORREMAINS THE PROPERTY AND ITS USE ORPROHIBITED. THE INFORMATION HEREINPERMISSION THE ORIGINATING COMPANY ISORGANIZATION WITHOUT WRITTENOR PART, BY ANY INDIVIDUAL ORREPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION IN WHOLEPURPOSE, LOCATION, PUBLICATION,DOCUMENTS FOR ANY OTHER PROJECTS,DOCUMENT - ONLY. THE USE OF THESEAPPROVED BY THE ORIGINATOR OF THISIN CONFIDENCE FOR USE BY THE CLIENTSA PROPRIETARY NATURE AND IS SUBMITTEDTHE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS OF SHEET TITLE:SHEET NO.30 Civic Center Drive, Rochester, MN 55904MAYO CIVIC CENTER CITY OF ROCHESTER 54 PLANROOF A-1 D13D25D13D13D13 s 8" minimum flashing height. ’manufacturerto add wood blocking to meet ” Roofing Contractor“Raise Perimeter Height D11D11D11D11 DIMENSIONS AND CORE DATA TO BE VERIFIED 1" = 30'-0" DRAWING SCALE: D16D16D16D16D16D15D11D11D11D11D15D15D15D15D15D24D23D23D23D24D24 ROOF SLOPEROOF SLOPEROOF SLOPE ROOF SLOPE ROOF SLOPE”. SYSTEM NOTESROOF “to remove roof curb per ” Roofing Contractor“Remove Curb:to Add New Overflow Scupper. ” Roofing Contractor“New Scupper:existing ballasted EPDM roof system.Build new Expansion Joint between new roof and New Expansion Joint s Minimum 8" Flashing Requirement. ’Manufacturerto Raise Penetration to Meet ” Roofing Contractor“Raise Penetration:Details XXX SSkylightRoof drainRoof CurbPlumbing stackScupper Legend AHGFEDCB panel clips 24" O.C., new 22-ga. R-Mer Wall Panels. Install new ice and water shield, hat channels, wall Add Wall Panels 13) Replace any missing or plastic drain strainers with new cast iron strainers. ”. others Roofing contractor to provide & install new drain bowl assembly. Interior plumbing disconnect/reconne ct by 12) All lead pack / Watts drain bowls must be removed & new JOSAM 21500 series bowl/strainer assemblies installed. splashblocks with 1.5" extruded polystyrene. Color to match new coping cap.shaped open-face downspouts, concrete ” W“11) At any primary scupper locations install new collector heads & 10) Remove any obsolete/dead curbs, equipment, roof penetrations. Install like deck, insulation & new roof system. Slope. ” 9) Contractor to provide insulation drawings for approval. Crickets and Saddles to be ¼Scuppers if one is not currently present.” Over-Flow“8) Contractor shall provide necessary ”.Roofing Contractor“7) All Plumbing Disconnect/Reconnect shall be provided by the ”.Roofing Contractor“6) All Electrical Disconnect/Reconnect shall be provided by the ”.Roofing Contractor“5) All HVAC Disconnect/Reconnect and Unit Raising shall be provided by the roof. 4) All penetrations and perimeters shall receive new 24 ga. Prefinished sheet metal extended down to the field of the 3) All roof penetrations shall have a min. of 8" flashing heights.2) All roof drains and primary scuppers shall receive 12' x 12' roof sump. D) FLOOD/GRAVEL SURFACING SET IN HOT ASPHALT. C) ONE-PLY OF MODIFIED FLASHING MEMBRANE WITH BASE FLASHING UNDERLAYMENT. B) ONE-PLY OF APPROVED MODIFIED FIELD MEMBRANE SET IN HOT ASPHALT. A) THREE-PLIES OF HPR GLASFELTS.1) NEW ROOF SYSTEM ON AREAS IDENTIFIED ABOVE SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS:ROOF SYSTEM NOTES:All sheet metal must extend down to the field of the roof. NO EXPOSED FLASHINGS ALLOWED.8“. Maximum allowable face is 8) Install new 24ga. Prefinished sheet metal throughout the perimeter and projections as shown in the detailed drawings and as specified. 7) Install the new flood coat and gravel surfacing as specified. 6) Install the new modified bitumen flashings as specified.5) Install the new modified bitumen roof system as specified. wood fiber recovery board set into solid moppings of type IV hot asphalt. Stagger all insulation joints from underlying layers. ” 4) Install ½slope twice that of the field of the roof. 3) Install tapered saddles, crickets, 12'X12' drain sumps, and overflow scuppers at all primary roof drain locations. Crickets and saddles hall of type IV hot asphalt. Sections D-H - Install new rigid insulation in order to meet or exceed current R-value code requirements set in solid moppingsin solid moppings of type IV hot asphalt. Sections A, B, & C - Install new 1/8" tapered rigid insulation in order to meet or exceed current R-value code requirements setStagger all insulation joints from underlying layers. Contractor to submit shop drawings for approval. –New Insulation 2) Sections D-H - Remove the existing roof system and sheet metal down to the existing insulation. over gaps between concrete deck planks.per specifications before installing new insulation in solid moppings of type IV hot asphalt. Install 8" wide strips of HPR feltRemove the existing roof system and sheet metal down to the deck. Clean and prime the concrete deck Sections A, B, & C –bid the project. all bidding contractors are responsible to field measure and verify existing core data as needed to accurately –Tear Off & Preparation 1)SCOPE OF WORK M/E/P Scope:Add New Drain:Replace Drain Bowl:BIDDINGFORAPPROVED 10-14-24#1BID DRAWINGS NO.DATEREVISION DESCRIPTION ORIGINATING COMPANY.ANY USE NOT AUTHORIZED BY THEDISCLOSURE TO OTHERS IS PROHIBITED FORREMAINS THE PROPERTY AND ITS USE ORPROHIBITED. THE INFORMATION HEREINPERMISSION THE ORIGINATING COMPANY ISORGANIZATION WITHOUT WRITTENOR PART, BY ANY INDIVIDUAL ORREPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION IN WHOLEPURPOSE, LOCATION, PUBLICATION,DOCUMENTS FOR ANY OTHER PROJECTS,DOCUMENT - ONLY. THE USE OF THESEAPPROVED BY THE ORIGINATOR OF THISIN CONFIDENCE FOR USE BY THE CLIENTSA PROPRIETARY NATURE AND IS SUBMITTEDTHE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS OF SHEET TITLE:SHEET NO.30 Civic Center Drive, Rochester, MN 55904MAYO CIVIC CENTER CITY OF ROCHESTER 55 DETAILS D-1 SEALANT”By Others‘Expansion Joint Wood Blocking DECK (VERIFY)HEIGHT 12"” MAX“SHEET METAL COUNTERFLASHING MODIFIED MEMBRANEWOOD CANT TO BRACE CURB9" MIN ON FIELDHPR MODIFIED MEMBRANE FLASHING PLYBASE PLIESSECURED AND ADHERED TO WALL45 Mil MEMBRANE SHEET CLOSUREINSULATION12" MIN.BASE FLASHING PLY 6" MIN. \[152mm\] ON FIELDDECK (VERIFY)Plywood Sheathing” ½”Insert“Counter-Flashing Secured to “Sheet Metal Ice/Water Shield UnderlaymentRecover BoardInsulationWall Panel, Hat Channels & Insulation N.I.C.TERMINATION BAR FASTENED 8" O.C. \[203mm\]CANT STRIPHPR MODIFIED MEMBRANE FLASHING PLY9" MIN. ON FIELDBASE FLASHING PLY 6" MIN. ON FIELDTHROUGH BUTYL TAPE Three felt plies8" Min.Modified field membraneBase flashing underlaymentInstall wood as necessary to create positive slopeFasteners 24" O.C. with Neoprene washersContinuous Cleat. Extend 1.5" below wood nailer.One part urethane caulkIce/Water Shield Parapet WallD11 Mineral surfaced base flashingTermination 12" O.C.24 ga. Sheet metal counterflashingThree base pliesModified field membraneNew base flashings & roofing plies by roofing contractorCounterflashing by roofing contractorNew Sill to create proper flashing heightExisting Component12" Min.Off-Wall Expansion JointD13Existing Sill Detail (door, louver, window, etc.)D12N.T.SWall Flashing @ Metal Wall PanelD16 8" Max.Cant EdgeD15 Deck (field verify)Insulation (new/existing)Fasten per specificationIce/Water ShieldContinuous Cleat. Extend 1.5" below wood nailer.Three felt pliesModified field membraneMineral surfaced base flashings (6" beyond cant)Fasteners 24" O.C. with neoprene washersNew 6" X 6" wood cant stripBase Flashing Underlayment (4" beyond cant)New drain boltsClamping ring with(coat with aluminizer)StrainerModified field membraneBase flashing underlaymentflashingprime top surface before wrapped down 2" min., 4 pound lead set in mastic, Three felt pliesDeck clampDeck (field verify)Fasten per specificationInsulation (new/existing)Roof DrainD14 Detail Requirements FLASHINGS ALLOWED. All sheet metal counterflashings shall be 24ga. Prefinsihed (owner to select color) and must extend down to the field of the roof. NO EXPOSED5) Base flashing underlayment shall extend Min. 4" beyond the cant, mineral surfaced flashings shall extend Min. 6" beyond the cant. 4) Deck types vary between roof areas and buildings. Contractor must verify roof decks and apply details accordingly. 3) All one piece sheet metal fascia is limited to a maximum of 8". Any face metal extending beyond 8" must have two piece metal and two keeper strips. 2) Wood blocking shall be added to achieve the minimum flashing heights shown. Details shown are representative of finished details. Contractors shall take into account existing insulation, new insulation, and the new roof system.1) BIDDINGFORAPPROVED 10-14-24#1BID DRAWINGS NO.DATEREVISION DESCRIPTION ORIGINATING COMPANY.ANY USE NOT AUTHORIZED BY THEDISCLOSURE TO OTHERS IS PROHIBITED FORREMAINS THE PROPERTY AND ITS USE ORPROHIBITED. THE INFORMATION HEREINPERMISSION THE ORIGINATING COMPANY ISORGANIZATION WITHOUT WRITTENOR PART, BY ANY INDIVIDUAL ORREPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION IN WHOLEPURPOSE, LOCATION, PUBLICATION,DOCUMENTS FOR ANY OTHER PROJECTS,DOCUMENT - ONLY. THE USE OF THESEAPPROVED BY THE ORIGINATOR OF THISIN CONFIDENCE FOR USE BY THE CLIENTSA PROPRIETARY NATURE AND IS SUBMITTEDTHE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS OF SHEET TITLE:SHEET NO.30 Civic Center Drive, Rochester, MN 55904MAYO CIVIC CENTER CITY OF ROCHESTER 56 DETAILS D-2 EXPANSION FASTENERCOUNTERFLASHINGBASE PLIESCANT STRIPHPR MODIFIED MEMBRANE FLASHING PLY9" MIN. ON FIELDBASE FLASHING PLY 6" MIN. ON FIELDCAULKINGTHROUGH BUTYL TAPECAULKINGANCHORED 8" O.C.STEEL DECK8" MIN.STAGGER ALL JOINTSINSULATIONSALL PLIES SET IN BITUMENSEE SPECIFICATION FOR SURFACING DETAIL INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANKD25 Deck (field verify)InsulationIce/Water ShieldContinuous Cleat. Extend 1.5" below wood nailer.Three felt pliesModified field membraneMineral surfaced base flashings (6" beyond cant)New 6" X 6" wood cant stripBase Flashing Underlayment (4" beyond cant)Modified field membraneIce/water shieldFasten per specificationInsulation (new/existing)Deck (field verify)Expansion JointD24 8" Min. batt insulation45mil EPDM filled withBatt InsulationThree felt pliesWOOD CANTBase flashing underlayment24 ga. Sheet metal counterflashing Cant Edge / Wall PanelsD23 Deck (field verify)Fasten per specificationInsulation (new/existing)All pitch pans require rain collarsPitch Pan w/ Rain CollarD22 Submit for approvalbased on size of penetration. Wood nailers are optional Urethane caulkDrawbandpitch panrain collar Overlapping Watertight sheet metal Two part pourable sealerNon-shrink groutRoof cementmembraneModified fieldModified field membarneFelt pliesThree felt pliesprime before strippingSet lead flange in masticFasten per specificationInsulation (new/existing)Deck (field verify)Plumbing StackD21 Three felt pliesRoof Cement12" MIN.Two felt pliesModified field membraneModified field membraneDown into pipeRoll lead flashing 1" Detail Requirements FLASHINGS ALLOWED. All sheet metal counterflashings shall be 24ga. Prefinsihed (owner to select color) and must extend down to the field of the roof. NO EXPOSED5) Base flashing underlayment shall extend Min. 4" beyond the cant, mineral surfaced flashings shall extend Min. 6" beyond the cant. 4) Deck types vary between roof areas and buildings. Contractor must verify roof decks and apply details accordingly. 3) All one piece sheet metal fascia is limited to a maximum of 8". Any face metal extending beyond 8" must have two piece metal and two keeper strips. 2) Wood blocking shall be added to achieve the minimum flashing heights shown. Details shown are representative of finished details. Contractors shall take into account existing insulation, new insulation, and the new roof system.1) BIDDINGFORAPPROVED 10-14-24#1BID DRAWINGS NO.DATEREVISION DESCRIPTION ORIGINATING COMPANY.ANY USE NOT AUTHORIZED BY THEDISCLOSURE TO OTHERS IS PROHIBITED FORREMAINS THE PROPERTY AND ITS USE ORPROHIBITED. THE INFORMATION HEREINPERMISSION THE ORIGINATING COMPANY ISORGANIZATION WITHOUT WRITTENOR PART, BY ANY INDIVIDUAL ORREPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION IN WHOLEPURPOSE, LOCATION, PUBLICATION,DOCUMENTS FOR ANY OTHER PROJECTS,DOCUMENT - ONLY. THE USE OF THESEAPPROVED BY THE ORIGINATOR OF THISIN CONFIDENCE FOR USE BY THE CLIENTSA PROPRIETARY NATURE AND IS SUBMITTEDTHE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS OF SHEET TITLE:SHEET NO.30 Civic Center Drive, Rochester, MN 55904MAYO CIVIC CENTER CITY OF ROCHESTER 57 DETAILSMETAL M-1 M13N.T.S.SILL @ BASE M12N.T.S.OUTSIDE CORNERM11N.T.S.M14N.T.S.TERMINATION Detail Requirements FLASHINGS ALLOWED. All sheet metal counterflashings shall be 24ga. Prefinsihed (owner to select color) and must extend down to the field of the roof. NO EXPOSED5) Base flashing underlayment shall extend Min. 4" beyond the cant, mineral surfaced flashings shall extend Min. 6" beyond the cant. 4) Deck types vary between roof areas and buildings. Contractor must verify roof decks and apply details accordingly. 3) All one piece sheet metal fascia is limited to a maximum of 8". Any face metal extending beyond 8" must have two piece metal and two keeper strips. 2) Wood blocking shall be added to achieve the minimum flashing heights shown. Details shown are representative of finished details. Contractors shall take into account existing insulation, new insulation, and the new roof system.1) BIDDINGFORAPPROVED 10-14-24#1BID DRAWINGS NO.DATEREVISION DESCRIPTION ORIGINATING COMPANY.ANY USE NOT AUTHORIZED BY THEDISCLOSURE TO OTHERS IS PROHIBITED FORREMAINS THE PROPERTY AND ITS USE ORPROHIBITED. THE INFORMATION HEREINPERMISSION THE ORIGINATING COMPANY ISORGANIZATION WITHOUT WRITTENOR PART, BY ANY INDIVIDUAL ORREPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION IN WHOLEPURPOSE, LOCATION, PUBLICATION,DOCUMENTS FOR ANY OTHER PROJECTS,DOCUMENT - ONLY. 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htruf?etatilicafpleh?lliw?hcihw?krowten?yawdaor?detcennoc?erom?a?fo?noitcurtsnoc?erutuf?eht?timrep?lliw?tnemdnema?eh FIRST AMENDMENT TO 96 1.3.3.1.Establishing amaintenance schedule,which includes spraying and mowing. 1.3.3.Site preparation (e.g., tilling) and seed planting; and1.3.2.Potential grading where structures were located, including any necessary permitting;1.3.1.Removal of the dilapidated buildings and silo;following workto be completed or cause to be completed by the City:1.3.Cost estimates received from contractors will be submitted as part of the grant application for the will the added pollinator habitat in any way impede the existing solar panels. 1.2.The project will not disrupt an existing fence at the entrance owned by West Side Solar, LLC nor property. the City’s pollinator project does not interfere with Lessee’s solar energy operation on the leased may implement and maintain a pollinator project on the leased property, provided, however,that Paragraphs 2.1, 2.1.5, and 2.2.1,the Parties agree that upon reasonable notice to Lessee, the City 1.1.Notwithstanding anything in Article 2 of the Original Lease,including by not limited to Article 1: Pollinator Projectagree as follows:consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledgedby the Parties,the Parties ACCORDINGLY,in consideration of the payment of one dollar and other good and valuable D.The Parties desire to amend the Original Lease to include all amendments herein.in the future.C.The City also desires to use a portion of the leased property for a pollinator project at some point of the landsurrounding the leased property.in thelegaldescription contained in theOriginal Lease,in order to facilitate further development B.The City desires to build a road over the southeast portion of the leased property, as isincluded 2021, which is hereinafter referred to as the “Original Lease.”A.The City and WestSide Solar Partners, LLCentered into the “Solar Land Lease,” dated March 9, Backgroundand collectively as the “Parties.”“Lessor.” The City and Lessee, and theirsuccessors and assignees, may each be referred to as a “Party,” existing under the laws and Constitution of the State of Minnesota, hereinafter referred to as the “City” or referred to as the “Lessee,” and the City of Rochester, a Minnesota municipal corporation organized and Solar Partners, LLC, alimited liability company organized under the laws of Delaware, andhereinafter made and entered into onthe last date signedbelow and effective the same, by and between WestSideThis reciprocal Amended Solar Land Lease, hereinafter referred to as the “Amended Lease,”is SOLAR LAND LEASE, DATED MARCH 9, 2021 2 97 N89°29'49"W, along the south line of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 19, a south line, 174.86 feet to the southeast corner of said Southeast Quarter; thence 2139.32 feet to the south line of said Southeast Quarter; thence N89°45'36"W, along said of said Southeast Quarter, 390.65 feet for a point of beginning; thence S00°02'18"E, feet; thence S00°02'18"E, 500.00 feet; thence N89°37'25"W, parallel with the north line S89°37'25"E, assumed bearing, along the north line of said Southeast Quarter, 568.68 Commencing at the northwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 19; thence Minnesota described as follows:Southeast Quarter of Section 19, Township 107 North, Range 14 West, Olmsted County, That part of the East One-Half of the Southwest Quarter andof the West One-Half of the Parcel 2 (PID: 741934073606, 741942073610):(Abstract Property)feet to the point of beginning.North 89 degrees 45 minutes 37 seconds West, along said south line, a distance of 262.83 line, a distance of 328.28 feet to the southeast corner of said West One-Half; thence West One-Half; thence South 00 degrees 11 minutes 28 seconds East, along said east thence North 38 degrees 39 minutes 29 seconds East, 418.98 feet to the east line of said the south line of said West One-Half, a distance of 1062.95 feet to the point of beginning; Section 19; thence South 89 degrees 45 minutes 37 seconds East, assumed bearing along Commencing at the southwest corner of said West One-Half of the Southeast Quarter of North, Range 14 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota, described as follows:That part of the West One-Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 19, Township 107 EXCEPTsaid Southeast Quarter, 753.22 feet to the point of beginning.the northeast corner of said West One-Half; thence N89°37'25"W, alongthe north line of Quarter; thence N00°11'30"W, along the east line of said West 0ne-Half, 2636.64 feet to south line, 1150.92 feet to the southeast corner of the West One-Half of said Southeast 2139.32 feet to the south line of said Southeast Quarter; thence S89°45'36"E, along said parallel with the north line of said Southeast Quarter, 390.65 feet; thence S00°02'18"E, feet for a point of beginning; thence S00°02'18"E, 500.00 feet; thence N89°37'25"W, S89°37'25"E, assumed bearing, along the north line of said Southeast Quarter, 568.68 Commencing at the northwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 19; thence Range 14 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota described as follows:That part of the West One-Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section19, Township 107 North, Parcel 1 (PID: 741942071507, 741943071508):Real property in the City of County of Olmsted, State of Minnesota, described as follows:Property Description:follows (exception regarding Parcel 1):2.1.The Property Description contained within Exhibit A of the Original Lease is amended as Article 2: Legal Description 3 98(507) 328-2600Rochester, Minnesota 55904201 4th Street S.E.Attn: Ryan Yetzer, Deputy Assistant City Administrator (or his successor)The City of Rochester, acting through its Public Utility BoardTo the City:information listed below, as may be updated from time to time:by prepaid, registered, or certified mail (return receipt requested), to the Party’s contact be given to the other party, must be in writing, and shall be sufficient if personally served or sent 4.1.Any notice required by the Original Lease or this Amended Solar Land Lease, applicable law to Article 4: Notice to Partiesand the Amended Lease, the terms of the Amended Lease willprevail. full force and effect in accordance with its terms. If there is a conflict between the Original Lease 3.2.Except as set forth in the Amended Lease, the Original Lease is unaffected and will continue in 3.1.The Original Lease is incorporated into the Amended Lease by reference.Article 3: Original Lease Incorporated by Reference(Abstract Property)thence N89°37'25"w, along said north line, 178.03 feet to the point of beginning.177.43 feet; thence N00°02'18"W, 500.00 feet to the north line of said Southeast Quarter; parallel with the north line of the SoutheastQuarter of said Section 19, a distance of 391.92 feet to the east line of said Southwest Quarter; thence continue S89°37'25"E, 500.00 feet; thence S89°37'25"E, parallel with the north line of said Southwest Quarter, Southwest Quarter; thence S00°02'18"E, parallel with the west line of said East One Half, feet to a point being 933.25 feet east of the northwest corner of the East One-Half of said N89°37'25"W, assumed bearing, along the north line of said Southwest Quarter, 391.32 Beginning at the northeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 19; thence Minnesota, described as follows:Southeast Quarter of Section 19, Township 107 North, Range 14 West, Olmsted County, That part of the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and of the Northwest Quarter of the Parcel 3 (PID: 741931073607, 741942073609):(Abstract Property)to the point of beginning.continue S89°37'25"E, parallel with the north line of said Southeast Quarter, 177.43 feet Southwest Quarter, 391.92 feet to the east line of said Southwest Quarter; thence East One-Half, 433.25 feet; thence S89°37'25"E, parallel with the north line of said Southwest Quarter, 933.25 feet; thence N00°02'18"W, parallel with the west line of said corner of said East One-Half; thence S89°37'25"E, parallel with the north line of said Southwest Quarter, 1703.56 feet to a point being 933.25 feet south of the northwest Quarter; thence N00°02’18"W, along the west line of the East One-Half of said distance of 1327.76 feet to the southwest corner of the East One-Half of said Southwest 4 99 Notary Public___________________________________limited liability company, executed this document for and on behalf of said entity. statedstate and county, Eileen Fargis, an authorized signatory for WestSide Solar Partners, LLC, a Delaware On this ___ day of ___________________, 2024, before me, anotary public within and for the above-)COUNTY OF ) SS )STATE OF o/b/o WestSide Solar Partners, LLC Eileen Fargis, authorized signatoryDate: __________________By: a Delaware limited liability companyWestSide Solar Partners,LLCLesseeMinn. Stat. § 358.15(a)(2)SeeMy term is indeterminateEx officio notary publicOlmsted County, MinnesotaKelly K. Geistler, City ClerkDate: __________________Attest: Kim Norton, MayorDate: __________________By: a Minnesota municipal corporationCity of Rochester,Lessorthe date last written below.IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have executed this Amended Lease, which is Effective on (202) 569-5551Overland Park, Kansas 662116363 College Boulevard, Suite 100AAttn: Eileen Fargisc/o Ecofin Investments, LLC (o/b/o WestSide Solar Partners, LLC)To Lessee: 5 100\[THE REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK\]Notary Public___________________________________said limited liability companies.the authority of the Board of Directors,and that her execution of said instrument was the free act and deed oflimited liability company, thatshe executed this instrument on behalf of said limited liability companies with Investments, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, and o/b/o WestSideSolar Partners, LLC, a Delaware Ecofin of, stated state and county, Eileen Fargis, did say that she is the On this ___ day of ___________________, 2024, before me, a notary public within and for the above-)COUNTY OF ) SS )STATE OF REGARDING AUTHORIZATION FOR SIGNATUREACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY Public Hearings 101 cityclerk@rochestermn.gov2900 or -328-Questions? 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You can contact the Olmsted County Increase in taxes owed are often a reflection of increased 2.consider those items for adoption.budget and property tax levy and for City Council to We are here tonight to receive public feedback on the 1.Budget Hearing and Adoption www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 108 4SLIDE The increase was not because of improvements you made to the property•The net property tax increase was at least $100•Your home's net property tax increased by more than 12% from 2023 to 2024•You owned and lived in the same home on January 2, 2023, and on January 2, 2024•Special•for 2023 was less than $135,410household incomeYour•You owned and lived in your home on January 2, 2024•Regular•Requirements to Claim the Refund:applications-olmstedcounty.gov/post/homesteadYou may safely and securely apply for homestead online:•Homestead Exclusions ProgramsPROGRAMS THAT MAY REDUCE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 109 5SLIDE exceed 5%interest rate varies but does not cancel the deferral, you must repay the loan plus interest. Thesell your home or voluntarilyas a loan. When you remainderincome based on your prior year income. The state pays theThe property tax you pay will be 3% of your total household estimated market value.Other liens against your property are less than 75% of the•state or federal liens on your property.You do not have a reverse mortgage, a life estate, or any•Your home has been homesteaded for 5 years.•You have owned and lived in your home for the last 5 years.•Your household income is $96,000 or less.•you is 65 or older and the other is at least 62.You are 65 or older in the year you apply. If married, one of•citizens-senior-deferral-tax-www.revenue.state.mn.us/propertyhttps:// Senior Citizen Property Tax Deferral December 31Own and occupy a homesteaded property on•connected disability rating of 70% or higher-Have a service•Are honorably discharged from the United States armed forces•disability-veterans-exclusion--https://www.revenue.state.mn.us/market VeteransDisabledMarket Value Exclusion on Homestead Property of , 2021 th Last Updated: September 13•qualifies as blind or as permanently and totally disabled.whopersonA special homestead classification that provides a reduced class rate for homestead property of any •classification-homestead-www.revenue.state.mn.us/specialhttps://Persons DisabledTotallyand PermanentlyorSpecial Homestead Classification for Blind PROGRAMS THAT MAY REDUCE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 110 6SLIDE https://www.house.mn.gov/hrd/pubs/ss/sstrgt.pdf.pdfTargeting Property Tax Refund Program https://www.house.mn.gov/hrd/pubs/ss/ssrptrp.pdf.pdf Renter’s Property Tax Refund Program https://www.house.mn.gov/hrd/pubs/ss/sshptrp.pdf.pdf•Homestead Credit Refund ProgramAdditional State Refund ProgramsPROGRAMS THAT MAY REDUCE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 111 0020-St. Paul, MN 55145600 North Robert St.Mail Station 0020Minnesota Department of RevenueMail:3781-296-651Call:Property Tax Refund | Minnesota Department of RevenueOnline:Learn More 7SLIDE PROGRAMS THAT MAY REDUCE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 2025 Supplemental 112 Operating Budget 201 4 113 9.96% 111,645,142Adopted Budget (tentative) Council Travel (15,034)•Website Toolkit Subscription (10,000)•Parks Snow Grooming Equipment (213,333)•Internal Auditor (158,443) •10.35% $112,041,952Recommended Budget 2025 Budgeted Tax LevyBUDGET DURING PRELIMINARY TAX LEVYCHANGES FROM 2025 RECOMMENDED www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 114 Plus an additional $1.32 per month related to the AMI implementation•general rate increase for Water5.5% general rate increase for Electric 4%tax levy increase ($10.1 Million)9.96% All Funds Combined(INCLUSIVE OF RPU)2025: $719.8 MILLION BUDGET www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 115 2024 & 2025 Recommended Major Revenues www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th Where does 116 www.rochestermn.gov55904MN Rochester,SE,Street th 4201 From?ComeMoneythe Tax Levy & Tax Capacity 117 •118 www.rochestermn.gov55904MN Rochester,SE,Street th 4201 BudgetLevy &TaxPreliminary2025million$BudgetPreliminary•increase)9.96% ( 111,645,142$LevyTaxPreliminary 201 4 119 15SLIDE levy revenue.-above total more than 9.44% with the additional expenses offset by additional nonIn addition, the projected increases Note: “Other” includes increases in Utilities and Software Maintenance.BREAKING DOWN THE LEVY INCREASE www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th City 120 www.rochestermn.gov55904MN Rochester,SE,Street th 4201 2015sinceTaxPropertyRochesterof Tax Impact 121 www.rochestermn.gov55904MN Rochester, SE, Street th 4 201 Median Value Home – Pay 2024 122 www.rochestermn.gov55904MN Rochester, SE, Street th 4 201 City of Rochester –Class 2025 Tax Base by Property - Residential: 65.5%123 www.rochestermn.gov55904MN Rochester, SE, Street th 4 201 Home of $288,200Property Tax Allocation for Median Value Change from 2021: +1.8% 202 124 www.rochestermn.gov55904MN Rochester,SE,Street th 4201 DistributionTaxProperty5 201 4 125 Fund Reliance on Tax Levy www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 126 EMPLOYEE SERVICES COSTS (RECOMMENDED)22SLIDE www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 127 Comparison Community Benchmarking www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th Where 128 www.rochestermn.gov55904MN SE,Street th 4201 4202thanmoremillion.911$areFundGeneral2025Go?MoneytheDoes 201 4 129 -PERCENT CHANGE OF OPERATING INDICATORS: 1980 25SLIDE www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 2025 130 Improvement PlanSupplemental Capital 2029 - 201 4 131 private investment, bonds, grants, internal labor, etc.)*CIP Total Investment is now inclusive of RPU total project costs including other funding sources such as 21 Categories*Total InvestmentMillion .9$303220 Projects2025 CIP Projects as Revised www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 132 investment, bonds, grants, internal labor, etc.)privateas*CIP Total Investment is now inclusive of RPU total project costs including other funding sources such 21 Categories*Investment$1.2 Billion Total 343 Projects2029 RPU CIP Projects as Revised-& 20252029 CIP Projects -2025 www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 133 Requested Action: Adoption of the final levy and final budget3.propertyweb@co.olmsted.mn.us7635 or email 328property valuations via phone 507Assessor's office if you have questions regarding individual property valuations. You can contact the Olmsted County Increase in taxes owed are often a reflection of increased 2.items for adoption.and property tax levy and for City Council to consider those We are here tonight to receive public feedback on the budget 1.Budget Hearing and Adoption www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 201 4 134 Feedback on the BudgetPublic Hearing and www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 Multi-Year 147 Section 2 - Page 1 2025 - 2029 Major Maintenance PlanElectric UtilityRochester Public Utilities 33,500,0795,359,3275,263,9795,157,1586,072,9746,473,660-Total Major Maintenance Plan - External Expenditures 561,800,000 360,000360,000360,000360,000360,000 Total General Management 551,800,000360,000360,000360,000360,000360,000Operating Contingency Fund54 General Management 537,217,6001,120,0001,010,000905,0001,872,6002,310,000 Total Power Resources 521,090,000220,000220,000220,000215,000215,000Allocation - Facilities51105,600---105,600-Concrete Repairs (Driveway/Stockyard)50102,000---102,000-Paint Warehouse49150,000----150,000Master Plan482,620,000500,000665,000535,000490,000430,000Allocation - Power Resources472,000,000---760,0001,240,000 Silver Lake Dam Modification461,150,000400,000125,000150,000200,000275,000SLP Decommissioning45 Power Resources 44225,000-75,000--150,000 Total Compliance and Public Affairs 43150,000----150,000W ebsite Upgrade4275,000-75,000---WES Emissions Testing41 Compliance and Public Affairs 402,578,500 467,500579,000415,500622,000494,500- Total Corporate Services 39 200,00040,00040,00040,00040,0004 0,000 Business Systems/Applications 38 87,5004,5004,5004,50059,50014,500 Info Risk & Security/City Shared Infrastructure 37287,50044,50044,50044,50099,50054,500Allocation - Technology36335,00065,0006 5,00065,00065,00075,000Data Analytics3541,00011,00010,50010,0009,500-OSI OpenOTS Maint.3475,000--75,000--SAP Technical Upgrade33100,000---100,000-SAP Technical Upgrade32180,00042,00039,00036,00033,00 030,000SCADA Pen Test31150,00030,00030,00030,00030,00030,000Sharepoint Site3060,000-30,000-30,000-ImageNow Upgrade29390,00085,00080,00075,00075,00075,000Utegration (HPC) Support Contract28300,00060,0 0060,00060,00060,00060,000Vena Support - RVNA27100,000----100,000SAP FERC Conversion26250,000-200,000--50,000SAP ERP Requirements/RFP25210,000110,000--100,000-Elec Cost-of-Srvc/Rate Design Study24100,00020,00020,00020,00020,00020,000Rates Modeling23 Corporate Services 22684,260 100,000100,000321,160100,00063,100- Total Customer Relations 21251,160--251,160--Cayenta Upgrade20433,100100,000100,00070,000100,00063,100Cayenta Application Enhancements19 Customer Relations 1815,821,7373,311,8273,139,9793,155,4983,118,3743,096,060- Total Core Services 17270,000----270,000Transmission LIDAR & Clearance Analysis16200,000-200,000---Engineering Records in ImageNow15670,000300,000-220,000150,000-DER Hosting Capacity Study14160,000---80,00080,000Downto wn Electric Reconfiguration Study13925,000180,000180,000180,000200,000185,000Allocation - Substation Asset Management (Maint)125,000----5,000Capacitor Bank Controls Replacement11 1,567,284281,377273, 182265,225257,500250,000 Distribution Lines & Equipment Maintenance 10 360,00070,00070,00060,00060,00050,000 Transmission Lines & Equipment Maintenance 91,637,284351,377343,182325,225317,500300,000Al location - New Services89,232,0001,968,0001,910,0001,854,0001,800,0001,700,0007891,541183,177180,707178,273175,874173,510Service Assured-Electric6505,913109,273106,090103,000100,00087,550T&D Inspection Services5500,000100,000100,000100,000100,000100,000Asbestos Mitigation in Manholes4225,000--75,00075,00075,000Vegetation Mgmt Program Improvements3200,00040,00040,00040,00040,00040,000Arc Flash Assessment Services2400,00080,00080,00080,00080,00080,000Substation Asset Management Services1 Core Services5-Yr Total20292028202720262025Project Total Multi-Year 148 Section 2 - Page 2 2025 - 2029 Capital Improvement PlanElectric UtilityRochester Public Utilities 1,175,000--550,000550,00075,0001,175,00018th Ave SW - Mayowood to 40th68650,000---550, 000100,000650,000E Center Street67170,000--50,00050,00070,000170,000Feeder Extension 50th Ave - S of 50th St NW66350,000---350,000-TH 14E and S Broadway Intersection65700,000-700,000---Eastwood Rd SE642,300,000-1,500,000800,000--50th Ave NW - 19th St to Valleyhigh63600,000-400,000100,000100,000-EV Bus Charging Expansion62300,000---300,000-Fiber - Marion to Cty PW/St Bridget Twr to WC61300,000150,000150,000---Capacitor Control Replacement (10/yr)60200,000100,000100,000---Volt/VAR Optimization591,200,000700,000300,000200,000--Q7 Rebuild to Grade B581,000,000--700,000300, 000-Q4 Rebuild from BV Sub to Salem Rd57800,000-500,000300,000--Q2 Rebuild from Bear Creek - RCTC567,000,0002,545,4551,909,0911,272,7271,272,727-Downtown New Duct Systems552,100,000--1,000,0001,100,0 00-Feeder 1914 Install54800,000-500,000300,000--Feeder 1602 Install53700,000-350,000350,000--Feeder 1315 Install52800,000200,000600,000---Feeder 914 Install51700,000-350,000350,000--Feeder 913 Install50700,000--300,000400,000-Feeder 615 Install49500,000250,000250,000---Feeder 306 Install48300,000-150,000150,000--11th Ave E - 4th St SE to Silver Creek Bridge471,000,0001,000,000----25th St SW46300,000300,000----13th & 14th St NW - 11th Ave to Broadway451,000,000900,000100,000---Eastwood Rd - Marion to Harbor Dr44500,000-300,000200,000--20th St SW - 1st Ave to Mayowood Rd43500,000-250,000250,000--55th St NW Fdr W of 60th Ave425,000,000--5,000,000--Westside Subst Expansion41400,000----400,00065th St - 50th to 60th Ave401,300,000----1,300,000New Mayo Feeders3931,287,0008,000,0009,000,00012,000,0001,855,000432,000Grid North Partners-N Roch 345kV Line38100,000----100,000DMC - BRT West Transit Village37400,000----400,000DMC - BRT Route Corridor3670,000----70,000Fiber Replacement Silver Lake3570,000----70,000Q6 NESC Clearance Mitigation W of E River34125,000----125,000Q6 Galloping Dampers333,000,0001,500,0001,100,000200,000100,0001 00,000Mayo Downtown Feeder Rework32700,000----700,000N Broadway between Elton Hills & the Bri311,025,000---525,000500,0001,045,000CSAH 44 and Hwy 14 Interchange301,200,000--200,000850,000150,0001,200 ,0006th St SE Bridge29910,000240,000230,000220,000210,00010,000Replace 20kA, 161kV Circuit Breakers28600,000----600,000Q11 - W.C. to new St. Bridget Sub ROW271,650,700392,000380,000370,200358,500150, 000Allocation - Metering26------1,272,894AMI Headend Subscription25------570,301AMI MDM Subscription243,689,877--1,535,2631,515,110639,5045,695,796AMI General Implementation Services238,666,280--601, 2024,032,5394,032,5399,668,824AMI Meter Installation Service22143,258----143,258892,922AMI Headend21------273,973AMI MDM2028,000----28,000Primary Metering Replacement - Kemps19230,00040,00040,00035,0 0070,00045,000Metering/Shop Test Equipment Upgrade/Repl181,085,000215,000215,000215,000220,000220,000Allocation - Substation Asset Management Capital1750,000---50,000-Vacuum Interrupter Tester1681,500---81,500-Northern Hills Sub Control Building Improvement15100,00020,00020,00020,00020,00020,000Substation Spares and Replacements14190,00040,00040,00040,00040,00030,000Substation/Shop Test Equipment Upgrade/Repl1337,5007,5007,5007,5007,5007,500Load Management Installations12 284,24760,00058,35056,65055,00054,247 T&D Equipment Upgrade/Replace 11 592,874123,000123,000118,000114,437 114,437 Property Damage - Repair/Replace 10 1,746,769370,306359,520349,049338,882329,012 Distribution Lines & Equipment - Capital 9 4,423,599937,780910,466883,947858,201833,205 New Service Installations 87,047,4891,491,0851,451,3361,407,6461,366,5211,330,901Allocation - New Services757,000---57,000-Underground Cable Tester6200,000---200,000-Backyard Aerial Lift5161,291----161,291OSI Simulator425,000----25,000Web-Based Service Application3590,000--290,000290,00010,000OSI SCADA Version Upgrade2 Core Services 1 5-Yr Total20292028202720262025Project Total Multi-Year 149 Section 2 - Page 3 1,275,000600,000200,000250,000125,000100,000Allocation - Power Resources134------2,000,0002030 RESOURCE PLAN134200,000,00010,000,00080,000,00090,000,00020,000,000-St orage133100,000,00030,000,00050,000,00010,000,00010,000,000-Solar132120,000,00012,000,00048,000,00024,000,00024,000,00012,000,000120,000,000Firm Dispatchable Generation131------Lake Zumbro Hydro Controls Upgrade131 Power Resources 13012,580,180 651,0001,716,0003,606,0005,226,6051,380,575- Total Corporate Services 129 1,430,000200,000200,000230,000400,000400,000 Operation Technology 128 750,000120,000210,000210,000210,000-Server Management 127 1,325,000266,000191,000251,000211,000406,000 Network Management 1263,505,000586,000601,000691,000821,000806,000Allo cation - Technology125350,000--350,000--Data Analytics License Purchase12466,000---50,00016,000Data Analytics Subscription12350,000----50,000Teams Conference Room122100,000----100,000Community Room Tech Refresh121150,000---150,000-SCADA Upgrade12040,000---40,000-PRI to SIP119225,00045,00045,00045,00045,00045,000Business Intelligence/Reporting118100,00020,00020,00020,00020,00020,000Racking Replacement in Stockyard - 20241173,350,605---3,350,605-SAP ERP Subscription116343,575----343,575Vena Subscription115700,000--700,000--Work Management Solution1143,600,000-1,050,0001,800,000750,000- SAP ERP/HCM113 Corporate Services 11250,000----50,000- Total Compliance & Public Affairs 11150,000----50,000AED's110 Compliance & Public Affairs 1091,596,400--896,400600,000100,000- Total Customer Relations 108515,000---515,000-Customer Portal Subscription10785,000---85,000-Phone Tech Upgrade10641,400--41,400--Add't Kiosk Locations105100,000----100,000Customer Portal Replacement104825,000--825,000--DSM Rebate Software Subscription10330,000--30,000--DSM Rebate Software102 Customer Relations 101119,992,98724,195,02926,251,89133,723,85620,647,24715,174,96423 ,149,710 Total Core Services 100(1,262,925)(336,052)(282,397)(241,364)(211,437)(191,675)Service Territory Payments - SMMPA Reimbursement992,556,263682,195572,627488,610426,999385,832Service Territory Payments9825,000---25,000-Impervious Data Acquisition9727,500---12,50015,000Small Drone Replacement96825,000--825,000--OMS Replacement95100,000--100,000--AMI OMS Integration9480,000---80,0 00-Fiber Manager Replacement9330,00030,000----Survey GPS Replacement9215,000-15,000---Dual Sensor Drone91500,000---500,000-Designer XI Implementation90150,000----150,000GIS Utility Network Implementation89 442,879110,000100,00090,00075,00067,879 Upgrades Due to Electrification 88 298,30365,00062,00060,00057,00054,303 Pole Replacements 87 1,876,767420,000400,000380,000360,000316,767 Overhead to Underground Conversion 86 3,666,237614,846681,734732,072777,788859,797 Distribution Transformers 85 1,393,889300,000290,000280,000275,000248,889 Manhole Repair/Replace 84 1,311,262300,000275,000260,000250,000226,262 Cable Replacement 83 549,555120,000115,000110,000105,00099,555 Manhole Switch Replacements 82 555,030130,000120,000110,000100,00095,030 Road Projects - DMC 81 815,757200,000180,000160,000140,000135,757 Road Projects 80 1,060,535240,000225,000210,000200,000185,535 Substation Projects 79 256,25358,00055,00050,00048,00045,253 Transmission Projects 78 693,131160,000150,000140,000130,000113,131 Feeder Rebuilds 77 702,656170,000150,000140,000125,000117,656 Feeder Extensions 7613,622,2542,887,8462,803,7342,722,0722,642,7882, 565,814Allocation - Distribution Expansion754,300,0002,500,0001,500,000300,000--NE Substation74225,000-225,000---Bamber Valley Sub Capacitor Bank73115,000----115,000Kemps Metering Repl & 406 Reconfiguration72835,000220,000210,000205,000200,000-Replace 20kA, 161kV Circuit Breakers71535,000120,000115,000110,000100,00090,000535,000Replace 161kV Disconnect Switches70450,000-200,000200 ,00050,000-DMC - South Broadway from 4th St to 9th St69 2025 - 2029 Capital Improvement PlanElectric UtilityRochester Public Utilities5-Yr Total20292028202720262025Project Total Multi-Year 150 Section 2 - Page 4 147,433,90225,962,13331,723,58933,191,53032,040,10824,516,541145,149,710 Net Capital Expenditures 161 46,775,2577,251,75410,608,47610,842,0138,985,857 9,087,157 Total Internal Expenditures (Capital Labor)160100,658,64518,710,37921,115,11322,349,51823,054,25115,429,384145,149,710 Net Capital External Expenditures (Rate Funded)159 (5,913,700)(647,974)(631,295)(615,081)(624,350) (3,395,000)Less: Contributions in Aid of Construction 158 (4,092,305) - - (660,000) (3,156,230) (276,075)Less: Non-cash Subscription Assets 157 (456,287,000) (187,000,000) (141,000,000) Less: Bonding 156566,951,65079,358,353208,746,4 09164,624,59882,689,83131,532,459145,149,710 Total External Expenditures 1555,000,000 800,000800,000800,000800,0001,800,000- Total General Management 1544,000,000800,000800,000800,000800,000800,0 00Project Contingency Fund1531,000,000----1,000,000Mayo Bold Forward Unbound Contigency152 General Management 151427,732,08353,712,324179,978,518125,598,34255,415,97913,026,920122,000,000 Total Power Resources 150150,00030,00030,00030,00030,00030,000Allocation - Facilities149120,000120,000----Substation HVAC Syst Phase 2148198,000198,000----Concrete NE Section Phase 2147168,000-168,000---Substation HVAC Syst Phase 1146198,000-198,000---Concrete NE Section Phase 1145297,000-297,000---Warehouse Window Replacements14478,000-78,000---SCADA CRAC Unit Replacement14379,200--79,200--UPS Charger Unit #414266,000--66,000--BUCC CRAC Unit Replacement141180,000--180,000--Replace EV Charger140182,400---182,400-Culverts at SE Section139158,400---158,400-S tock Yard Concrete13869,000---69,000-Mezzanine T&D Clean Room13775,600----75,600UPS #3 Main Replacement - BUCC1364,437,483764,3241,007,518993,142851,179821,320Allocation - Fleet135 2025 - 2029 Capital Improvement PlanElectric UtilityRochester Public Utilities5-Yr Total20292028202720262025Project Total 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 RATE SCHEDULE20252024 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 173 15 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 14 ................................................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 14 ......................... .................................................................................................................. MINIMUM BILL: 14 ................................................................... ................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 14 ......................................................................................................................... .................................. RATE: 14 ............................................................................................................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 14 .............................................................................................................................................. APPLICATION: 14 ........................... ................................................................................................................... AVAILABILITY: 14 .................................................................. .............................................. GENERAL SERVICE 13 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 13 ............................................................................................................ DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES: 13 ............................. ...................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 13 .................................................................... ....................................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 13 .............................................................................................................. ........ POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 12 ........................................................................................................................................................... RATE: 12 ............................................................................................................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 12 ....................................... ....................................................................................................... APPLICATION: 12 ............................................................................... ............................................................... AVAILABILITY: 12 ................................................................................................ USE-OF-TIME –RESIDENTIAL 11 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 11 ................................ ................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 10 ....................................................................... .................................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 10 ................................................................................................................. ..... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 10 ........................................................................................................................................................... RATE: 10 ............................................................................................................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 10 ....................................... ....................................................................................................... APPLICATION: 10 ............................................................................... ............................................................... AVAILABILITY: 10 ..................................................... Closed –HIGH EFFICIENCY HVAC –RESIDENTIAL SERVICE 9 ........................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 9 ............................................. ........................................................................................................ PAYMENT: 9 ................................................................................... .......................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 9 ........................................................................................................................ POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 9 ............................................................................................................................................................. RATE: 9 .............................................................................................................................. CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 9 ....................................... ......................................................................................................... APPLICATION: 9 .............................................................................. .................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 9 ........................................................................... Closed –DUAL FUEL -RESIDENTIAL SERVICE 8 ........................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 8 ..................................... ................................................................................................................ PAYMENT: 8 ........................................................................... .................................................................. MINIMUM BILL: 8 .................................................................................................................... .... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 8 ............................................................................................................................................................. RATE: 8 .............................................................................................................................. CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 8 ....................................... ......................................................................................................... APPLICATION: 8 .............................................................................. .................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 8 ............................................................................................................ RESIDENTIAL SERVICE Table of Contents 2 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 174 26 .................................................................................................................. POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: 25 ...................................................................................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 25 .................................................. ......................................................................................................... RATE: 25 .................................................................................... ........................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 25 ..................................................................................................................................... ......... APPLICATION: 25 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 25 .......................................................USE-OF-TIME -MEDIUM GENERAL SERVICE SECONDARY 24 ........................................................................................... .............................. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 23 ............................................................................................................................................. ...... PAYMENT: 23 ........................................................................................................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 23 ....................... ........................................................................................... DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: 23 ............................................................................... ................................... POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: 23 ...................................................................................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 22 ........................................................................................................................................................... RATE: 22 ............................................................................................................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 22 ....................................... ....................................................................................................... APPLICATION: 22 ............................................................................... ............................................................... AVAILABILITY: 22 ............................................ Closed –HIGH EFFICIENCY HVAC -MEDIUM GENERAL SERVICE 21 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 21 ................................................. .................................................................................................. PAYMENT: 21 ........................................................................................ ................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 21 .................................................................................................................. DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: 20 .................................................................................................................. POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: 20 ........................... ........................................................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 20 ................................................................................. .......................................................................... RATE: 20 ................................................................................................................... ......... CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 20 .............................................................................................................................................. APPLICATION: 20 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 20 ................................... ........................................ SECONDARY -MEDIUM GENERAL SERVICE 19 ........................................................................................................................ . CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 19 ................................................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 18 ........................................................................................................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 18 ...................................... ................................................................................ POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 18 ............................................................................................ ............................................................... RATE: 18 ............................................................................................................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 18 .............................................................................................................................................. APPLICATION: 18 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 18 ................................... ..................................................... USE-OF-TIME -GENERAL SERVICE 17 ................................................................................................................ ......... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 17 ................................................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 16 ........................................................................................................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 16 ............................. ......................................................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 16 ................................................................................... ........................................................................ RATE: 16 ..................................................................................................................... ....... CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 16 .............................................................................................................................................. APPLICATION: 16 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 16 ................................... ........................ Closed –HIGH EFFICIENCY HVAC -GENERAL SERVICE 3 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 175 35 ....................................................................................................................................................... .... RATE: 35 ............................................................................................................................. CHARACTER OF SERVICE 35 ................................... ........................................................................................................... APPLICATION: 35 ........................................................................... ................................................................... AVAILABILITY: 35 ...................................................................................................... INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE 34 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 33 ........................ ........................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 33 ............................................................... ............................................................................ MINIMUM BILL: 33 ......................................................................................................... ......... DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: 33 .................................................................................................................. POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: 33 .................. .................................................................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 33 ........................................................................ ................................................................................... RATE: 33 .......................................................................................................... .................. CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 33 .............................................................................................................................................. APPLICATION: 33 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 33 ...................... .......................................................................... LARGE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE 32 ................................................................................................ ......................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 31 .................................................................................................................................................. . PAYMENT: 31 ........................................................................................................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 31 ............................ ........................................................................................................... BILLING DEMAND: 31 ........................................................................ .......................................... DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: 31 ......................................................................................................... TRANSFORMER OWNERSHIP CREDIT: 31 ...................................................................................................................... PRIMARY METER DISCOUNT: 31 ............................... ................................................................................... POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: 30 ....................................................................................... ............................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 30 ............................................................................................................................................. .............. RATE: 30 ............................................................................................................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 30 ......................... ..................................................................................................................... APPLICATION: 30 ................................................................. ............................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 30 ............................................................... USE-OF-TIME -LARGE GENERAL SERVICE PRIMARY 29 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 29 .............................. ..................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 29 ..................................................................... ...................................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 29 ............................................................................................................... ... DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: 28 ......................................................................................................... TRANSFORMER OWNERSHIP CREDIT: 28 ............................ .......................................................................................... PRIMARY METER DISCOUNT: 28 ................................................................................. ................................. POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: 28 ...................................................................................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 28 ........................................................................................................................................................... RATE: 28 ............................................................................................................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 28 ............................................. ................................................................................................. APPLICATION: 28 ..................................................................................... ......................................................... AVAILABILITY: 28 ..................................................................................... LARGE GENERAL SERVICE PRIMARY 27 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 26 ...................................... ............................................................................................................. PAYMENT: 26 ............................................................................. .............................................................. MINIMUM BILL: 26 ....................................................................................................................... ................ BILLING DEMAND: 26 .................................................................................................................. DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: 4 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 176 46 ... ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES COGENERATION AND SMALL POWER PRODUCTION TARIFF 45 ..................................................................... .................................................... DELIVERY:CONDITIONS OF 45 ....................................................................................................................... ....................... APPLICATION: 45 ................................................................................................................. CLEAN AIR RIDER 44 .......................... ............................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 44 ............................................................................ ....................................................................... PAYMENT: 44 ................................................................................................................... ........................ MINIMUM BILL: 44 ........................................................................................................................................................... RATE: 44 ............................................................................................................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 44 ....................................... ....................................................................................................... APPLICATION: 44 ............................................................................... ............................................................... AVAILABILITY: 44 ................................................................................................... UNMETERED DEVICE RATE 43 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 43 .................................. ................................................................................................................. PAYMENT: 43 ......................................................................... .................................................................................. RATE: 43 ........................................................................................................... ................................... APPLICATION: 43 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 43 ............................................................................................................. SECURITY LIGHTING 42 .................................................. ....................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 42 .................................................................................................... .................. POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 42 ........................................................................................................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 42 ........................................................................................................................................................... RATE: 42 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 42 ...................................... ........................................................................... TRAFFIC SIGNALS 41 ........................................................................................................ ................. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 41 ...................................................................................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 41 ........................................................................................................................................................... RATE: 41 .............................. ................................................................................................................ AVAILABILITY: 41 ..................................................................... .................................... CITY STREET LIGHTING 40 .......................................................................................................................... TERMS AND CONDITIONS: 40 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 40 ............................................................................................. LOAD MANAGEMENT CREDITS 39 .......................................................................... .................................................................... APPLICATION: 39 ................................................................................................. POWER COST ADJUSTMENT 38 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 37 ........................ ........................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 37 ............................................................... ............................................................................ MINIMUM BILL: 37 ......................................................................................................... .............................. BILLING DEMAND: 36 .................................................................................................................. DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: 36 ..................................................................................................................................................... PENALTY: 36 ......................... ...................................................................................................................... SURCHARGE: 36 .................................................................. ....................................... TRANSFORMER OWNERSHIP CREDIT: 36 ...................................................................................................................... PRIMARY METER DISCOUNT: 36 .................................................................................................................. POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: 35 ............................ .......................................................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 5 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 177 61 ........................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF SERVICE: 61 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 61 ....................... ...................................... SERVICE ASSURED® Utility Service Repair Coverage 59 ........................................................................... ELECTRIC UTILITY –MISCELLANEOUS FEES 57 ................................................ –Appendix C 56 ................................... Customer Affidavit for Economic Development Credit: –Appendix B 55 ................................................................................................................................................................ FEDERAL PROGRAMS 55 ............................................................................................................................................LOCAL OR COUNTY PROGRAMS 54 ........................... ............................................................................................................................................................. TRAINING 54 ............................. ........................................................................................................................... COMMUNITY FINANCING 54 .................................................... .................................................................................................. TAX CREDITS + BENEFITS 54 .......................................................................... .................................................................................... BUSINESS FINANCING 54 ............................................................................................ ......................................................... BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 54 ............................................................................................................ STATE OF MINNESOTA PROGRAMS 54 ................................................. Qualifying Economic Development Programs: -Appendix A 53 ........................................................... ....................................................................................... METERING: 53 .................................................................................................. ........................................................ TERM: 52 .......................................................................................................................... MONTHLY FIXED CHARGE: 52 ...................................................................................................................................................... CREDITS: 52 ................................................................................................................... APPLICATION AND APPROVAL: 51 .................................................. ................................................................................... QUALIFYING LOAD: 51 ............................................................................................... ......................................... QUALIFICATIONS: 51 .......................................................................................................................................... .. APPLICABILITY: 51 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 51 .................. .................................................................... ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CREDIT 50 ................................................................................................... ................................................ PAYMENT: 50 .......................................................................................................................................... ................. RATE: 50 .............................................................................................................................................. APPLICATION: 50 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 50 ................................... ............................................................................. LINE EXTENSIONS 49 ...................................................................................................... ................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 49 .................................................................................................................................................... PAYMENT 49 ............................................................................................................................................ MINIMUM BILL 49 .............................. ........................................................................................ POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 48 .................................................................................... ....................................................................... RATE: 48 ...................................................................................................................... ...... CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 48 .............................................................................................................................................. APPLICATION: 48 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 48 ................................... ............................. USE RATE-OF-ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING TIME 47 ......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 47 ................................................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 47 ...................................................................................................................... POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 46 .................................................. ......................................................................................................... RATE: 46 .................................................................................... ........................................ CHARACTER OF SERVICE: 46 ..................................................................................................................................... ......... APPLICATION: 46 .............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 6 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 178 65 .............................................................................. UTILITYWATER –MISCELLANEOUS FEES 64 ............................... ......................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 64 .................................................................................. ................................................................. PAYMENT: 64 ......................................................................................................................... ............................ BILLINGS: 64 ......................................................................................................................................... MONTHLY RATE: 64 ........................................................................................................................................... APPLICABILITY: 64 ............................... ....................................................... FIRE HYDRANT FACILITIES CHARGE 63 ............................................................................................................. ...................................... PAYMENT: 63 ......................................................................................................................................... MONTHLY RATE: 63 .......................................................................................................................... CONDITIONS OF SERVICE: 63 ................................ ............................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 63 ........................................................................ ...................................... SERVICE ASSURED® 62 ........................................................................................................................ CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: 62 ................................................................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 62 ...................... .................................................................................................................... MINIMUM BILL: 62 ................................................................. ........................................................................... 2025 2024 62 .......................................................................................................... ............................... MONTHLY RATE: 62 ............................................................................................................................................. AVAILABILITY: 62 ................................................................................................................... WATER SERVICE 61 ................................................ ................................................................................................... PAYMENT: 61 ....................................................................................... .................................................. MONTHLY RATE: 7 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 179 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: 2023October 24, Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: out fees). -time meter change-RPU Miscellaneous Fee Schedule for the amount of the monthly surcharge and the oneout fees also apply. (See the -time meter change-thly surcharge. Additional onemanual reading, are subject to a monchoosing the option to have a meter that is not capable of being read using automated equipment, thus requiring a This tariff assumes use of metering technology capable of being read using automated equipment. Customers 4. this rate shall not be resold. Energy furnished under 3. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 2. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 1. : CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY : PAYMENT $23.44 $22.44 Per Month 2025 2024 : MINIMUM BILL Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). : POWER COST ADJUSTMENT and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 14.415¢ 13.792¢ Summer Energy / kWh 12.068¢ 11.547¢ Summer Energy / kWh-Non Energy Charge: 23.44$ 22.44$ Charge:Customer 2025 2024 : RATE Single phase, 60 Hertz, 120/240 volts alternating current. CHARACTER OF SERVICE: having not in excess of three separate dwelling units in the same structure may be served under this rate. s unit dwelling-such service is supplied at one point of delivery and measured through one meter. Existing single metered, multiwhen To electric service required for residential purposes in individual private dwellings and in individually metered apartments APPLICATION: ished.required prior to service being furnservice desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, additional contract arrangements may be facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be served. Where At all locations where :AVAILABILITY RESIDENTIAL SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 1 RATE SCHEDULE RES 8 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 180 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: out fees). -time meter change-RPU Miscellaneous Fee Schedule for the amount of the monthly surcharge and the oneout fees also apply. (See the -time meter change-thly surcharge. Additional onemanual reading, are subject to a monchoosing the option to have a meter that is not capable of being read using automated equipment, thus requiring a This tariff assumes use of metering technology capable of being read using automated equipment. Customers 8. Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 7. rvice provided under this rate.imperfections of secustomer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by 6. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 5. heating systems. DF rate with replacement -Customers that remove existing dual fuel heating systems shall not be eligible for the RES 4. at any such time that the electric heating load would add to RPU's monthly electric peak. DF customers from the primary electric heat source to the alternate fuel source -RPU reserves the right to transfer RES 3. Customer must keep his or her alternate fuel source heating system in satisfactory operating condition. 2. service rate. Service under this rate is only for electric heating. All other electrical loads shall be metered under the RES residential 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: PAYMENT: Energy usage. MINIMUM BILL: Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 9.007¢ 8.618¢ Energy Charge /kWh 2025 2024 RATE: Single phase, 60 Hertz, 120/240 volts alternating current. CHARACTER OF SERVICE: metered separately from the rest of the service. ll be To electric heating service required for residential purposes in individual private buildings. Such electric heating load sha APPLICATION: . 2202January 1, and are currently on the Residential Service Dual Fuel rate as of part of RPU's electric service territory acquisitionselectrical system to RPU's system as from People's Energy Cooperative Available only to existing dual fuel customers transferred AVAILABILITY: Closed –DUAL FUEL -RESIDENTIAL SERVICE 1SHEET 1 OF DF -RATE SCHEDULE RES 9 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 181 $23.44 $22.44 Per Month: 2025 2024 MINIMUM BILL: Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 14.415¢ 13.792¢ Summer kWh 10.113¢ 9.676¢ Winter over 600 kWh 12.068¢ 11.547¢ Winter first 600 kWh Energy Charge: $23.44 $22.44 Customer Charge: 2025 2024 RATE: Single phase, 60 hertz, 120/240 volts alternating current. CHARACTER OF SERVICE: delivery and measured through one meter. Electric service required for residential purposes in individual private dwellings where service is supplied at one point of APPLICATION: . www.ahridirectory.org Refrigeration Institute’s (AHRI) directory, which may be found at Conditioning, Heating, and -*For air source and ground source heat pumps the efficiency ratings are determined using the Air . www.rpu.orgapplication is available at ectric Efficiency Rebate Application in effect at the time. The current requirements found on the Residential ElHeating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)*, and at the time of installation, meet the minimum efficiency Conditioning, -Receive prior approval of the equipment from RPU. Note that equipment must be rated by the Air 4. domestic water heating. Use an electric water heater (usually connected to a desuperheater on the heat pump) as their only source of 3. Use either an air source or ground source heat pump system as the only source of heating and cooling in their home. 2. .as of January 1, 2022 High Efficiency HVAC rate-urrently on the Residential ServiceAre c 1. To RPU residential customers that: AVAILABILITY: Closed –HIGH EFFICIENCY HVAC –RESIDENTIAL SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE RESELGEO 10 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 182 2024 January 1, Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: out fees). -time meter change-RPU Miscellaneous Fee Schedule for the amount of the monthly surcharge and the oneout fees also apply. (See the -time meter change-thly surcharge. Additional onemanual reading, are subject to a monchoosing the option to have a meter that is not capable of being read using automated equipment, thus requiring a This tariff assumes use of metering technology capable of being read using automated equipment. Customers 5. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by the customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 4. Energy provided under this rate shall not be resold. 3. Regulations. Service provided under this rate is subject to applicable provisions of RPU’s published Electric Service Rules and 2. requirements as explained in the Availability subhead of this rate schedule. source heat pump systems that meet the stated efficiency -source or ground-Service under this rate is only for air 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: PAYMENT: SHEET 2 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE RESELGEO Continued… 11 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 183 weekends and holidays. including All energy used by the customer for all others hours, Peak Energy: -Off Definition of 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. (2 hours) Monday through Friday. 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. (8 hours) and between the hours of All energy used by the customer between the hours of Peak Energy:-On Definition of 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. (4 Hours) Monday through Friday. All energy used by the customer between the hours of Peak Energy:-Super Definition of and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 7.932¢ 7.590¢ peak Energy / kWh-Off 19.273¢ 18.441¢ peak Energy / kWh-On 32.404¢ 31.005¢ peak Energy / kWh-Super Summer Energy: 7.932¢ 7.590¢ peak Energy / kWh-Off 15.650¢ 14.975¢ peak Energy / kWh-On ¢650.51 14.975¢ peak Energy / kWh-Super Summer Energy:-Non Energy Charge: $23.44 $22.44 Customer Charge: 2025 2024 RATE: Single phase, 60 Hertz, 120/240 volts alternating current. CHARACTER OF SERVICE: such service is supplied at one point of delivery and measured through one meter. when To electric service required for residential purposes in individual private dwellings and in individually metered apartments APPLICATION: taken under this rate schedule. r to service being furnished. RPU reserves the right to limit both the number of customers and the amount of load required prioservice desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, additional contract arrangements may be At all locations where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be served. Where AVAILABILITY: USE-OF-TIME –RESIDENTIAL SHEET 1 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE RESTOU 12 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 184 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: use of metering technology capable of being read using automated equipment. the requiresThis tariff 7. one time. rateUSE SERVICE -OF-IAL SERVICE to RESIDENTIAL TIMEA customer may only switch from RESIDENT 6. . days’ notice the RESIDENTIAL SERVICE rate providing the customer gives RPU at least 45 to A customer may switch 5. use metering equipment. -of-availability of the necessary timeService under this rate will be made available at the option of the residential service customer, subject to the 4. Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 3. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 2. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: U’s website. found on RP Cogeneration and Small Power Production Facilities with Rochester Public Utilities. Schedule 1 is updated annually and can bege Retail Rate as listed in Schedule 1 of the Rules Governing the Interconnection of apurchased by RPU at the Residential Aver. All energy supplied by the customer’s qualifying facility will be rateUse -of-icipate in the Residential Timeeligible to partaverage retail utility rate are the Customers who have installed Distributed Energy Resources and have elected to receive DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES: PAYMENT: $23.44 $22.44 Per Month: 2025 2024 :MINIMUM BILL Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). ADJUSTMENT:POWER COST SHEET 2 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE RESTOU Continued… 13 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 185 PAYMENT: $29.00 $32.00 Per Month: 2025 2024 :MINIMUM BILL Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 15.697¢ 14.780¢ Summer kWh 12.196¢ 11.484¢ Summer kWh-Non Energy Charge: $29.00 $32.00 Customer Charge: 2025 2024 RATE: published Electric Service Rules and Regulations. U's Single or three phase, 60 Hertz, alternating current at any one of the standard secondary service voltages as described in RP CHARACTER OF SERVICE: and Regulations. Not applicable to standby service. accordance with RPU's published Electric Service Rules licable to temporary service in measured through one meter. Also appervice customers with all service taken at one point and vernmental, and other types of General STo commercial, industrial, go APPLICATION: to service being furnished.additional contract arrangements may be required prior premises to be served. For loads where the service desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the kW 52 At all locations for loads of less than AVAILABILITY: GENERAL SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE GS 14 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 186 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: out fees). -time meter change-RPU Miscellaneous Fee Schedule for the amount of the monthly surcharge and the oneout fees also apply. (See the -time meter change-thly surcharge. Additional onemanual reading, are subject to a monchoosing the option to have a meter that is not capable of being read using automated equipment, thus requiring a This tariff assumes use of metering technology capable of being read using automated equipment. Customers 5. Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 4. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 3. approved by RPU prior to installation. ocking equipment, which will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlshall not be interconnected, or operated in parallel, with the RPU system. Customer shall own, install, operate, and Unless authorized by separate written agreement, standby electric generating equipment installed by the customer 2. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: SHEET 2 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE GS Continued… 15 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 187 $29.00 $32.00 Per Month: 2025 2024 :MINIMUM BILL Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 15.699¢ 14.782¢ Summer / kWh 10.175¢ 9.581¢ Summer / kWh-Non Energy Charge: $29.00 $32.00 Customer Charge: 2025 2024 RATE: published Electric Service Rules and Regulations. U's Single or three phase, 60 Hertz, alternating current at any one of the standard secondary service voltages as described in RP CHARACTER OF SERVICE: . Not applicable to standby service. as of January 1, 2022. this ratecurrently receiving their service through To commercial, industrial, governmental, and other types of General Service customers APPLICATION: submit an engineering analysis documenting the efficiency of the system. may be considered for this rate if they meet the stated efficiency standards. To have a system considered, customers must electric HVAC systems -Note: Other allwww.ahridirectory.org Refrigeration Institute’s (AHRI) directory, which may be found at Conditioning, Heating and -*For air source and ground source heat pumps the efficiency ratings are determined using the Air Service under this rate must be separately metered from other facility loads. 5. www.rpu.org. is available at Pumps Rebate Application in effect at the time. The current application requirements found on the Commercial HeatHeating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)* and at the time of installation, meet the minimum efficiency Conditioning, -Receive prior approval of the equipment from RPU. Note that equipment must be rated by the Air 4. heating. Use an electric water heater (usually connected to a desuperheater on the heat pump) as the only source of water 3. Use either an air source or ground source heat pump system as the only source of heating and cooling in their facility. 2. . as of January 1, 2022 High Efficiency HVAC rate-the General ServiceAre currently on 1. where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the kW 52At all locations for loads of less than AVAILABILITY: Closed –HIGH EFFICIENCY HVAC -GENERAL SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 2 HEF -RATE SCHEDULE GS 16 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 188 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: out fees). -time meter change-RPU Miscellaneous Fee Schedule for the amount of the monthly surcharge and the oneout fees also apply. (See the -time meter change-thly surcharge. Additional onemanual reading, are subject to a monchoosing the option to have a meter that is not capable of being read using automated equipment, thus requiring a This tariff assumes use of metering technology capable of being read using automated equipment. Customers 8. approved by RPU prior to installation. ch will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlocking equipment, whishall not be interconnected, or operated in parallel, with the RPU system. Customer shall own, install, operate, and separate written agreement, standby electric generating equipment installed by the customer a Unless authorized by 7. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by the customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 6. Energy provided under this rate shall not be resold. 5. Regulations. Service provided under this rate is subject to applicable provisions of RPU’s published Electric Service Rules and 4. associated costs. Since the HVAC system must be separately metered for this rate, the customer is responsible for any rewiring and its 3. Service under this rate must be separately metered from other facility loads. 2. the stated efficiency requirements as explained in the Availability subhead of this rate schedule. electric systems that meet -Service under this rate is only for air source or ground source heat pumps and any other all 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: Payments are due on or before the due date. PAYMENT: SHEET 2 OF 2 HEF -RATE SCHEDULE GS Continued… 17 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 189 Customer charge per month. MINIMUM BILL: Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: for costs above RPU's standard GS meter costs. Customer charge per month plus any additional meter charge *Customer Charge: peak energy. -All energy used by the customer that is not on Peak Energy: -Off Definition of 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. All energy used by the customer between the hours of Peak Energy: -On Definition of and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 7.690¢ 7.241¢ peak Energy / kWh-Off 26.379¢ 24.838¢ peak Energy / kWh-On Summer Energy: 7.256¢ 6.832¢ peak Energy / kWh-Off 21.135¢ 19.901¢ peak Energy / kWh-On Summer Energy:-Non Energy Charge: $29.00 $32.00 Customer Charge: 2025 2024 RATE: published Electric Service Rules and Regulations. U's Single or three phase, 60 Hertz, alternating current at any one of the standard secondary service voltages as described in RP CHARACTER OF SERVICE: to temporary or standby service. le measured through one meter. All electrical requirements at one location shall be taken under this rate schedule. Not applicabervice customers with all service taken at one point and vernmental, and other types of General STo commercial, industrial, go APPLICATION: number of customers and the amount of load taken under this rate schedule. to service being furnished. RPU reserves the right to limit both the additional contract arrangements may be required prior premises to be served. For loads where the service desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the kW 52At all locations for loads of less than AVAILABILITY: USE-OF-TIME -GENERAL SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 2 TOU -RATE SCHEDULE GS 18 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 190 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: use of metering technology capable of being read using automated equipment. the es requirThis tariff 8. Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 7. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 6. approved by RPU prior to installation. ch will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlocking equipment, whishall not be interconnected, or operated in parallel, with the RPU system. Customer shall own, install, operate, and separate written agreement, standby electric generating equipment installed by the customer a Unless authorized by 5. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 4. pay any metering conversion costs. and agrees to days’ notice A customer may switch back to the GS rate providing the customer gives RPU at least 60 3. TOU metering. -for any conversion cost above the normal cost to install GStime payment to RPU -rate shall make a one(GS) TOU rate from the General Service-g to the GSCustomers convertin 2. metering equipment. use -of-timeof the necessary Service under this rate will be made available at the option of the general service customer, subject to the availability 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: PAYMENT: SHEET 2 OF 2 TOU -RATE SCHEDULE GS Continued… 19 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 191 customer's average power factor will be determined by means of permanently installed meters. hours supplied during the same period. The ampere -used and the lagging reactive kilovolt kWh es of thethe sum of the squar kWh average power factor is defined to be the quotient obtained by dividing theby multiplying the measured demand by 0.95 and dividing the results by the customer's average power factor. The determined power factor. If the customer's average power factor is less than 0.95 for the billing period, the billing demand will be The customer agrees to maintain an average power factor of 0.95 or greater for the billing period and to prevent a leading POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 6.434¢ 6.148¢ Summer / kWh 6.434¢ 6.148¢ Summer / kWh-Non Energy Charge: $26.03 $25.28 Summer / kW $19.30 $18.74 Summer / kW-Non Demand Charge: 2025 2024 RATE: published Electric Service Rules and Regulations. U's Single or three phase, 60 Hertz, alternating current at any one of the standard secondary service voltages as described in RP CHARACTER OF SERVICE: and Regulations. Not applicable to standby service. Also applicable to temporary service in accordance with RPU's published Electric Service Rules Single and Three phase voltage. , including both and measured through one meterunder 13.8 kV, point Rules and Regulations, with all service taken at one g delivery at a voltage compliant with RPU’s published Electric nicustomers tak APPLICATION: .rior to service being furnishedarrangements may be required p served. For loads where the service desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, additional contract, and where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be than 10,000 kWbut less ear, At all locations for loads where the demand is at least 25 kW or more for three or more billing periods in a given calendar y AVAILABILITY: SECONDARY - MEDIUM GENERAL SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE MGS 20 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 192 2025, January 1 Effective Date: 2024, 29 October Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 4. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 3. approved by RPU prior to installation. will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlocking equipment, whichshall not be interconnected or operated in parallel with the RPU system. Customer shall own, install, operate, and separate written agreement, standby electric generating equipment installed by the customer a Unless authorized by 2. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: PAYMENT: The minimum bill shall not be less than the billing demand, as provided above, whether or not energy is used. MINIMUM BILL: not coincide with calendar months. Billing periods may of four consecutive billing cycles during the most recent May through October billing periods depending on the billing cycle.or 50% of the ratcheted demand. The ratcheted demand is the maximum measured demand adjusted for power factor factor,the billing period. The billing demand shall be the greater of the measured demand for the billing period adjusted for power Measured demand is defined as the maximum rate at which energy is used for any period of fifteen consecutive minutes during DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: SHEET 2 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE MGS Continued… 21 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 193 and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 6.698¢ 6.400¢ / kWh Summer 5.379¢ 5.140¢ / kWh Summer-Non Energy Charge $22.33 $21.68 / kW Summer $17.86 $17.34 / kW Summer-Non Demand Charge 2025 2024 RATE: published Electric Service Rules and Regulations. 's Single or three phase 60 Hertz, alternating current at any one of the standard secondary service voltages as described in RPU CHARACTER OF SERVICE: service.y electric service, or adding a new service, to separately meter their high efficiency HVAC equipment. Not applicable to standbTo commercial, industrial, governmental, and other types of Medium General Service customers reconfiguring their current APPLICATION: system considered, customers must submit an engineering analysis documenting the efficiency of the system. electric HVAC systems may be considered for this rate if they meet the stated efficiency standards. To have a -Note: Other all . www.ahridirectory.org Refrigeration Institute’s (AHRI) directory, which may be found at Conditioning, Heating and -*For air source and ground source heat pumps the efficiency ratings are determined using the Air Service under this rate must be separately metered from other facility loads. 5. www.rpu.org. is available at Pumps Rebate Application in effect at the time. The current application requirements found on the Commercial HeatHeating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)* and at the time of installation, meet the minimum efficiency Conditioning, -Receive prior approval of the equipment from RPU. Note that equipment must be rated by the Air 4. heating. Use an electric water heater (usually connected to a desuperheater on the heat pump) as the only source of water 3. Use either an air source or ground source heat pump as the only source of heating and cooling in their facility. 2. . as of January 1, 2022 High Efficiency HVAC rate-General ServiceMedium Are currently on the 1. served, and to customers who: , and where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be kW ,00001but less than or more for three or more billing periods in a given calendar year, kW 5demand is at least 2s where the At all locations for load AVAILABILITY: Closed –HIGH EFFICIENCY HVAC -MEDIUM GENERAL SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 3 HEF -RATE SCHEDULE MGS 22 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 194 PAYMENT: The minimum bill shall not be less than the billing demand, as provided above, whether or not energy is used. MINIMUM BILL: efficiency HVAC service. -time to the high he firstperiods described above. At that time the ratchet will be reapplied to the current electric service and will be applied for tOctober following the first separately metered high efficiency HVAC service during one of the May through October billing HVAC equipment, the ratchet will be removed from the current electric service. The ratchet will be effective beginning infficiency For an existing facility reconfiguring its current electric service to come under this rate by separately metering its high e not coincide with calendar months. Billing periods may of four consecutive billing cycles during the most recent May through October billing periods depending on the billing cycle.or 50% of the ratcheted demand. The ratcheted demand is the maximum measured demand adjusted for power factor factor,the billing period. The billing demand shall be the greater of the measured demand for the billing period adjusted for power Measured demand is defined as the maximum rate at which energy is used for any period of fifteen consecutive minutes during DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: customer's average power factor will be determined by means of permanently installed meters. hours supplied during the same period. The ampere -used and the lagging reactive kilovolt kWh es of thethe sum of the squar kWh average power factor is defined to be the quotient obtained by dividing theby multiplying the measured demand by 0.95 and dividing the results by the customer's average power factor. The determined power factor. If the customer's average power factor is less than 0.95 for the billing period, the billing demand will be The customer agrees to maintain an average power factor of 0.95 or greater for the billing period and to prevent a leading POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: SHEET 2 OF 3 HEF -RATE SCHEDULE MGS Continued… 23 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 195 2025 ,January 1 Effective Date: 2024 29, October Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: approved by RPU prior to installation. ch will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlocking equipment, whishall not be interconnected, or operated in parallel, with the RPU system. Customer shall own, install, operate, and separate written agreement, standby electric generating equipment installed by the customer a Unless authorized by 7. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by the customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 6. Energy provided under this rate shall not be resold. 5. Regulations. Service provided under this rate is subject to applicable provisions of RPU’s published Electric Service Rules and 4. associated costs. Since the HVAC system must be separately metered for this rate, the customer is responsible for any rewiring and its 3. Service under this rate must be separately metered from other facility loads. 2. that meet the stated efficiency requirements as explained in the Availability subhead of this rate schedule. electric HVAC systems -Service under this rate is only for air source or ground source heat pumps and any other all 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: SHEET 3 OF 3 HEF -RATE SCHEDULE MGS Continued… 24 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 196 Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: peak period. -during the off minute period -used by the customer in any fifteen kW The maximum Peak Demand: -Off Definition of Monday through Friday. between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. minute period -used by the customer in any fifteen kW The maximum Peak Demand: -On Definition of and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 6.643¢ 6.348¢ Energy Charge / kWh $ 2.09 $ 2.03 peak Demand / kW-Off $26.03 $25.28 peak Demand / kW-On Summer: 6.643¢ 6.348¢ hEnergy Charge / kW $ 2.09 $ 2.03 peak Demand / kW-Off $19.30 $18.74 peak Demand / kW-On Summer:-Non 2025 2024 Any additional meter charge for costs above RPU's standard MGS meter costs. Meter Charge: RATE: published Electric Service Rules and Regulations. U's Single or three phase, 60 Hertz, alternating current at any one of the standard secondary service voltages as described in RP CHARACTER OF SERVICE: and Regulations. Not applicable to standby service.Also applicable to temporary service in accordance with RPU's published Electric Service Rules hree phase voltage.Single and TRules and Regulations, with all service taken at one point under 13.8 kV, and measured through one meter, including both To commercial, industrial, and governmental customers taking delivery at a voltage compliant with RPU’s published Electric APPLICATION: mount of load taken under this rate schedule. and the aprior to service being furnished. RPU reserves the right to limit both the number of customers arrangements may be required served. For loads where the service desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, additional contractkW, and where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the premises to be 10,000 but less than ear, At all locations for loads where the demand is at least 25 kW or more for three or more billing periods in a given calendar y AVAILABILITY: USE-OF-TIME -SECONDARYMEDIUM GENERAL SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 3 TOU -RATE SCHEDULE MGS 25 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 197 PAYMENT: charge. The minimum bill shall not be less than the billing demand, as provided above, whether or not energy is used plus any meter MINIMUM BILL: peak billing demand. -peak billing demand and the off-The total billing demand shall be the sum of the on -peak demand for the billing period adjusted for power factor less the on-peak billing demand shall be the measured off-The off depending on the billing cycle. Billing periods may not coincide with calendar months. factor of four consecutive billing cycles during the most recent May through October billing periods adjusted for power peak demand -peak demand is the maximum measured on-peak demand. The ratcheted on-factor, or 50% of the ratcheted onpeak demand for the billing period adjusted for power -peak billing demand shall be the greater of the measured on-The on BILLING DEMAND: the billing period. Measured demand is defined as the maximum rate at which energy is used for any period of fifteen consecutive minutes during DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: customer's average power factor will be determined by means of permanently installed meters. hours supplied during the same period. The ampere -used and the lagging reactive kilovolt kWh the sum of the squares of the kWh average power factor is defined to be the quotient obtained by dividing theby multiplying the measured demand by 0.95 and dividing the results by the customer's average power factor. The determined power factor. If the customer's average power factor is less than 0.95 for the billing period, the billing demand will be The customer agrees to maintain an average power factor of 0.95 or greater for the billing period and to prevent a leading POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: SHEET 2 OF 3 TOU -RATE SCHEDULE MGS Continued… 26 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 198 2025January 1, Effective Date: 2024 ,29 October Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 7. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 6. approved by RPU prior to installation. h will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlocking equipment, whicshall not be interconnected or operated in parallel with the RPU system. Customer shall own, install, operate, and separate written agreement, standby electric generating equipment installed by the customer a Unless authorized by 5. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 4. pay any metering conversion costs. and agrees to days’ notice A customer may switch back to the MGS rate providing the customer gives RPU at least 60 3. TOU metering. -conversion cost above the normal cost to install MGStime payment to RPU for any -TOU rate from the MGS rate shall make a one-Customers converting to the MGS 2. availability of the necessary TOU metering equipment. Service under this rate will be made available at the option of the medium general service customer, subject to the 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: SHEET 3 OF 3 TOU -RATE SCHEDULE MGS Continued… 27 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 199 $0.50 $0.50 Credit per kW 2025 2024 Customers owning transformers will receive a credit on each month's measured demand. TRANSFORMER OWNERSHIP CREDIT: energy. Customers approved for metering at 13.8 kV will receive a discount of 1.25% on base rate charges for measured demand and PRIMARY METER DISCOUNT: customer's average power factor will be determined by means of permanently installed meters. hours supplied during the same period. The ampere -lagging reactive kilovoltused and the kWh es of thethe sum of the squar kWh average power factor is defined to be the quotient obtained by dividing theby multiplying the measured demand by 0.95 and dividing the results by the customer's average power factor. The determined power factor. If the customer's average power factor is less than 0.95 for the billing period, the billing demand will be The customer agrees to maintain an average power factor of 0.95 or greater for the billing period and to prevent a leading POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 6.434¢ 6.148¢ hEnergy Charge / kW $22.22 $21.92 Demand Charge / kW 2025 2024 RATE: Electric Service Rules and Regulations. service voltages as described in RPU's published primaryThree phase, 60 Hertz, alternating current at any one of the standard CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Not applicable to standby service. Electric Service Rules and Regulations. Also applicable to temporary service in accordance with RPU's published .GRDY / 7.97kV 13.8kV voltage shall nominally bephase and the delivery -The electric service shall be three through one meter. with all service takenRules and Regulations, taking delivery at a voltage compliant with RPU’s published Electric tomersTo commercial, industrial, and governmental cus : APPLICATION rior to service being furnished. additional contract arrangements may be required ppremises to be served. For loads where the service desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, , and where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the kW calendar year, but less than 10,000or more for three or more billing periods in a given kW 25At all locations for loads where the measured demand is at least AVAILABILITY: PRIMARY LARGE GENERAL SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE LGS 28 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 200 2025 ,January 1 Effective Date: 2024, 29 October Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: A separate electric service agreement may be required for service under this rate schedule. 5. Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 4. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 3. approved by RPU prior to installation. will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlocking equipment, whichshall not be interconnected or operated in parallel with the RPU system. Customer shall own, install, operate, and separate written agreement, standby electric generating equipment installed by the customer a Unless authorized by 2. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: PAYMENT: The minimum bill shall not be less than the billing demand, as provided above, whether or not energy is used. MINIMUM BILL: not coincide with calendar months. Billing periods may of four consecutive billing cycles during the most recent May through October billing periods depending on the billing cycle.or 50% of the ratcheted demand. The ratcheted demand is the maximum measured demand adjusted for power factor factor,the billing period. The billing demand shall be the greater of the measured demand for the billing period adjusted for power Measured demand is defined as the maximum rate at which energy is used for any period of fifteen consecutive minutes during DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: SHEET 2 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE LGS Continued… 29 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 201 Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: peak period. -during the off minute period -The maximum kW used by the customer in any fifteen Peak Demand: -Off Definition of Monday through Friday. between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. minute period -The maximum kW used by the customer in any fifteen Peak Demand: -On Definition of and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 6.643¢ 6.348¢ Energy Charge / kWh $ 2.09 $ 2.03 peak Demand / kW-Off $26.03 $25.28 peak Demand / kW-On Summer: 6.643¢ 6.348¢ Energy Charge / kWh $ 2.09 $ 2.03 peak Demand / kW-Off $19.30 $18.74 peak Demand / kW-On Summer:-Non 2025 2024 GS meter costs. LMeter Charge: Any additional meter charge for costs above RPU's standard RATE: published Electric Service Rules and Regulations. as described in RPU's 13.8 kV GRDY / 7.97 kVthe Primary service voltage of T CHARACTER OF SERVICE: . Electric Service Rules and Regulations. Not applicable to standby servicevoltage shall nominally be 13.8 kV GRDY / 7.97 kV. Also applicable to temporary service in accordance with RPU's published phase and the delivery -Rules and Regulations, with all service taken through one meter. The electric service shall be three To commercial, industrial, and governmental customers taking delivery at a voltage compliant with RPU’s published Electric APPLICATION: additional contract arrangements may be required prior to service being furnished. to be served. For loads where the service desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, premises calendar year, but less than 10,000 kW, and where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the At all locations for loads where the measured demand is at least 25 kW or more for three or more billing periods in a given AVAILABILITY: USE -OF-TIME -GENERAL SERVICE PRIMARYLARGE SHEET 1 OF 3 TOU -GSLRATE SCHEDULE 30 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 202 PAYMENT: charge. The minimum bill shall not be less than the billing demand, as provided above, whether or not energy is used plus any meter MINIMUM BILL: peak billing demand. -peak billing demand and the off-The total billing demand shall be the sum of the on -peak demand for the billing period adjusted for power factor less the on-peak billing demand shall be the measured off-The off depending on the billing cycle. Billing periods may not coincide with calendar months. factor of four consecutive billing cycles during the most recent May through October billing periods adjusted for power peak demand -peak demand is the maximum measured on-peak demand. The ratcheted on-factor, or 50% of the ratcheted onpeak demand for the billing period adjusted for power -peak billing demand shall be the greater of the measured on-The on BILLING DEMAND: the billing period. Measured demand is defined as the maximum rate at which energy is used for any period of fifteen consecutive minutes during DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: $0.50 $0.50 Credit per kW 2025 2024 Customers owning transformers will receive a credit on each month's measured demand. TRANSFORMER OWNERSHIP CREDIT: energy. Customers approved for metering at 13.8 kV will receive a discount of 1.25% on base rate charges for measured demand and PRIMARY METER DISCOUNT: customer's average power factor will be determined by means of permanently installed meters. ampere hours supplied during the same period. The -es of the kWh used and the lagging reactive kilovoltthe sum of the squaraverage power factor is defined to be the quotient obtained by dividing the kWh used during the month by the square root of by multiplying the measured demand by 0.95 and dividing the results by the customer's average power factor. The determined power factor. If the customer's average power factor is less than 0.95 for the billing period, the billing demand will be The customer agrees to maintain an average power factor of 0.95 or greater for the billing period and to prevent a leading POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: SHEET 2 OF 3 TOU -GSLRATE SCHEDULE Continued… 31 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 203 January 1, 2025 Effective Date: ,2024 October 29 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 7. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 6. approved by RPU prior to installation. ocking equipment, which will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlshall not be interconnected or operated in parallel with the RPU system. Customer shall own, install, operate, and Unless authorized by a separate written agreement, standby electric generating equipment installed by the customer 5. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 4. pay any metering conversion costs. GS rate providing the customer gives RPU at least 60 days’ notice and agrees to LA customer may switch back to the 3. TOU metering. -GSLconversion cost above the normal cost to install time payment to RPU for any -GS rate shall make a oneLTOU rate from the -GSLCustomers converting to the 2. availability of the necessary TOU metering equipment. general service customer, subject to the largeService under this rate will be made available at the option of the 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: SHEET 3 OF 3 TOU -GSLRATE SCHEDULE Continued… 32 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 204 PAYMENT: The minimum bill shall not be less than the billing demand, as provided above, whether or not energy is used. MINIMUM BILL: not coincide with calendar months. Billing periods may of four consecutive billing cycles during the most recent May through October billing periods depending on the billing cycle.or 50% of the ratcheted demand. The ratcheted demand is the maximum measured demand adjusted for power factor factor,the billing period. The billing demand shall be the greater of the measured demand for the billing period adjusted for power Measured demand is defined as the maximum rate at which energy is used for any period of fifteen consecutive minutes during DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: customer's average power factor will be determined by means of permanently installed meters. hours supplied during the same period. The ampere-used and the lagging reactive kilovolt kWh es of thethe sum of the squar kWh average power factor is defined to be the quotient obtained by dividing theby multiplying the measured demand by 0.95 and dividing the results by the customer's average power factor. The determined power factor. If the customer's average power factor is less than 0.95 for the billing period, the billing demand will be The customer agrees to maintain an average power factor of 0.95 or greater for the billing period and to prevent a leading POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 5.911¢ 5.728¢ Energy Charge / kWh $21.83 $21.16 Demand Charge / kW 2025 2024 RATE: . kV97 .7 / GRDY kV 8.Three phase, 60 Hertz alternating current at 13 CHARACTER OF SERVICE: by service. -to stand To industrial customers with all service taken at one point and measured through one meter or meter totalizer. Not applicable APPLICATION: service being furnished. contract arrangements may be required prior to service desired by the customer is not adjacent to the premises to be served, year, and where facilities of adequate capacity and voltage are adjacent to the premises to be served. For loads where the for three or more billing periods in a given calendar kW measured demands in excess of 10,000At all locations for loads with AVAILABILITY: LARGE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE 2OF 1SHEET ISRATE SCHEDULE L 33 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 205 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: RPU may require a separate electric service agreement for service under this rate schedule. 6. Customer agrees to manage its utilization equipment so as not to unbalance the current per phase by more than 10%. 5. Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 4. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies or 3. approved by RPU prior to installation. will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlocking equipment whichshall not be interconnected or operated in parallel with the RPU system: Customer shall own, install, operate, and by electric generating equipment installed by the customer -separate written agreement, standa Unless authorized by 2. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: SHEET 2 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE LIS Continued… 34 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 206 Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: LGS, and LIS customer classes. shall be equal to the appropriate customer class energy rate defined in the rate tariffs for the MGS, kWh The Energy Charge per $13.15 $12.40 LIS $13.34 $12.59 LGS $14.57 $13.87 MGS Demand Charge per kW: 2025 2024 MGS, LGS, and LIS customers are billed for interruptible power at the following rates: RATE: r. There will be no more than 175 hours or 35 interruptions per year. yeahe Electric Service Rules and Regulations. Service is subject to interruption at the sole discretion of RPU at any time during tThree phase, 60 Hertz, alternating current at one of the standard secondary service voltages as described in RPU's published CHARACTER OF SERVICE does not have to use its electrical facilities to transmit power for the customer. RPU equipment used by the customer to qualify for the INTR rate shall be located at the site of the interruptible load such that n tiopeak. Customers' electrical loads occurring outside this peak period shall not qualify for the INTR rate schedule. Any generaem All interruptible loads recognized under the INTR rate schedule shall be electrical loads that are coincident with RPU's syst of interruptible load. kW customers with less than 100made available to e to interrupt an amount sufficient to bring their load to or below the firm demand nominated. In no case shall the INTR rate bheir total load is less than the amount nominated. Customers nominating a firm demand amount shall be required total load if tCustomers nominating an interruptible demand amount shall be required to interrupt at least the amount nominated, or their Customers who qualify for the INTR rate shall either nominate an interruptible demand amount or a firm demand amount. amount of interruptible load, which may be nominated. of interruptible demand. RPU reserves the right to limit the kW the INTR rate schedule, customers must have a minimum of 100for The INTR interruptible rate schedule is used in conjunction with the MGS, LGS, and LIS firm power rate schedules. To qualify or more. kW and having an interruptible load with a measured demand of 100 To commercial, industrial, and governmental customers contracting for electrical service for a period of one (1) year or more APPLICATION: system. t to limit the amount of interruptible load taken by a customer and the total amount of interruptible load on the RPU righ premises to be served. Additional contractual arrangements may be required prior to service being furnished. RPU reserves the At all locations for customers who qualify and where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the AVAILABILITY: INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 4 RATE SCHEDULE INTR 35 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 207 during the billing period. Measured demand is defined as the maximum rate at which energy is used for any period of fifteen (15) consecutive minutes DETERMINATION OF DEMAND: penalty for failure to interrupt will be waived during the initial 24 months. : The KWtime participants in an RPU peak reduction rate who have interruptible nominations of less than 500-Exception for first added to participants October billing. contribution to RPU's annual peak is additionally penalized at two times SMMPA rate and kW Uninterrupted -Occurs on annual peak (as determined by analysis from October 1 analysis of summer demands) C. contribution to RPU's peak is billed at SMMPA rate. kW Uninterrupted -Occurs on monthly peak B. No penalty -No impact A. st from SMMPA over the ensuing 12 months: cor penalty (in addition to standard charges) which is reflective of the uninterrupted load's cost impact on RPU's wholesale powea Unauthorized use of electricity during a peak period of service interruption ordered by RPU will require the customer to pay PENALTY: charges computed under the Power Cost Adjustment). Customers whose service is taken outside the Rochester City limits are subject to a 10% surcharge on their bills (excluding SURCHARGE: $0.50 $0.50 Credit per / kW 2025 2024 Customers owning transformers will receive a credit on each month's measured demand. TRANSFORMER OWNERSHIP CREDIT: energy. Customers approved for metering at 13.8 kV will receive a discount of 1.25% on base rate charges for measured demand and PRIMARY METER DISCOUNT: etermined by means of permanently installed meters. customer's average power factor will be dhours supplied during the same period. The ampere-used and the lagging reactive kilovolt kWh the sum of the squares of the kWh to be the quotient obtained by dividing theaverage power factor is defined determined by multiplying the measured demand by 0.95 and dividing the results by the customer's average power factor. The customer's average power factor is less than 0.95 for the billing period, the billing demand will be power factor. If the The customer agrees to maintain an average power factor of 0.95 or greater for the billing period and to prevent a leading POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: SHEET 2 OF 4 RATE SCHEDULE INTR Continued… 36 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 208 PAYMENT: The minimum bill shall not be less than the adjusted billing demand, as provided above, whether or not energy is used. MINIMUM BILL: There is no ratchet provision for interruptible demand. Both firm and interruptible billing demands shall be adjusted for power factor. the appropriate firm demand rate. urs during the month, all demand up to the firm demand nomination shall be billed at Where no RPU requested interruption occte. the billing period. All demand above the firm service level for the month shall be billed at the appropriate interruptible rarequested service interruption concurrent with the RPU system peak for -n during the RPUminus the actual demand reductioSeptember months -RPU system peak for the billing period, or 50% of the Firm Demand Nomination for the most current Junerequested service interruption concurrent with the -iod minus the actual demand reduction during the RPUfor the billing permand billing period is less than the firm service level, the Firm Billing Demand will be the greater of either the peak metered dervice interruption concurrent with the system peak for the billing period When peak metered demand for the requested se-greater than the firm service level, the Firm Billing Demand shall be equal to the actual metered demand during the RPUCustomers may interrupt demand below the firm service level. When peak metered demand for the billing period is equal to or Customers nominating an amount of firm demand are required to interrupt all demand over their firm service level. firm demand rate under the appropriate MGS, LGS, or LIS firm rate schedule. uring the month, all demand above the nominated interruptible demand shall be billed at the requested interruption occurs d requested by RPU. This interruptible demand will be billed at the appropriate interruptible rate for that month. Where no RPUshall be the hourly integrated demand interrupted during the peak period of a service interruption demand for the month demand. Customers may interrupt demand greater than their nominated interruptible demand. The billed interruptible Customers nominating an amount of interruptible demand are required to interrupt at least their nominated interruptible BILLING DEMAND: SHEET 3 OF 4 RATE SCHEDULE INTR Continued… 37 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 209 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: , 20234October 2 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: year with 60 days written notice and approval from RPU. Customers may change their method of nomination or level of nomination or both no more frequently than once per 15. nomination or the firm demand nomination and the amount of their interruptible or firm loads. Customers using the INTR rate shall notify RPU in writing of their intention to use either the interruptible demand 14. to provide any necessary supplemental equipment and metering. Customers shall provide RPU with sufficient advance notice of their intention to use the INTR rate to allow RPU time 13. Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 12. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by Customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies or 11. ng condition and proper interconnection. often as deemed prudent by RPU to verify their operatiapproved by RPU prior to installation. RPU shall have the right to inspect the Customer's interrupting facilities as will prevent parallel operation, and such equipment shall be maintain electrical interlocking equipment, whichshall not be interconnected or operated in parallel with the RPU system. Customer shall own, install, operate, and separate written agreement, standby electric generating equipment installed by the Customer a Unless authorized by 10. Interruptible service shall not be used as standby for any other forms of energy or fuel. 9. unauthorized use of electricity by the customer during periods of interruption ordered by RPU. RPU, at its sole discretion, may immediately terminate service under this rate schedule upon the repeated 8. herein. interruptions ordered by RPU shall not be considered in determining the hours or frequency of interruption specified Interruptions of service caused by fire, accident, explosion, flood, strike, acts of God, or causes other than intentional 7. reflect changes in RPU's electric system load characteristics. Upon one year's notice to the Customer, RPU may modify the hours and frequency of interruption specified herein to 6. hours or less. When notified by RPU, the Customer shall remove the interruptible portion of its load from RPU's system in two (2) 5. borne by the Customer. h duplicate other RPU facilities, shall be Customer's premises which are utilized for interruptible service and whicowned electric facilities located on the -to such actual costs. The cost of major renewal and replacement of RPUe Customer with the Customer's advance payment being applied as credit cost of such facilities shall be charged to thneeded for RPU to administer the INTR rate. Upon completion of the installation of such facilities by RPU, the actual lized to deliver electric service under other schedules. This includes any special metering RPU facilities which are utipremises which are necessary to serve the interruptible portion of the Customer's load and which duplicate other The Customer shall pay in advance of construction, all costs estimated by RPU for facilities located on Customer's 4. In certain cases, the interruptible portion of the customer's load may have to be metered separately. 3. The Customer shall install, own, operate, and maintain the equipment necessary to interrupt its load. 2. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: SHEET 4 OF 4 RATE SCHEDULE INTR Continued… 38 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 210 2022January 1, Effective Date: October 26, 2021 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: sales. of kWh will be added (subtracted) to each kWh This dollar amount per .kWhthe Established Power Supply Cost Base/calculated in #2 above and kWh The Power Cost Adjustment will be the difference between the actual amount per 4. remain at this level until subsequent review identifies a permanent and substantial change in the cost of power. The Established Power Supply Cost Base of $0.07285 was determined by the 2014 cost of service study. The base will 3. adjustments, and fees for regional power grid services. Power supply costs include the cost of purchased power including charges for energy, demand, transmission, cost . kWh and subtracting the Established Power Supply Cost. All calculations will be carried out to $.00001 per ,sall sourceof retail power supply from kWh The Power Cost Adjustment is determined by calculating the average actual cost per 2. with application to the first revenue cycle each month. ,Adjustment will be determined monthlyThe Power Cost 1. charge. kWh Applicable to all rate schedules where there is a APPLICATION: POWER COST ADJUSTMENT SHEET 1 OF 1 PCA 39 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 211 January 1, 2018 Effective Date: November 14, 2017 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 5. by RPU. Customer agrees to not utilize any other load management system in conjunction with equipment directly controlled 4. these cases, applicable credits will be calculated on a case by case basis. electrical loads applicable to direct control load management by RPU may be accepted by RPU in this program. In , electric water heaters above 85 gallons, and other appliances or kW conditioners above 8-40 gallons. Central airand electric water heaters with a minimum capacity of kW Qualifying appliances are central air conditioners up to 8 3. Customer agrees to participate in the program for one year or longer. 2. Participation in the direct control load management program is voluntary. 1. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: 12 months $ 3.00 each Qualifying Electric Water Heater 5 months (May through September) $ 3.00 each Qualifying Central Air Conditioner # MONTHS APPLIED MONTHLY CREDIT This rate schedule rider is to be applied in conjunction with all applicable rate schedules: APPLICATION: To customers participating in RPU's direct control load management program. AVAILABILITY: LOAD MANAGEMENT CREDITS SHEET 1 OF 1 RATE SCHEDULE LMC 40 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 212 5January 1, 202 Effective Date: 4202 ,29October Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 4. lamps and accessory equipment by 350 hours for the month. RPU will determine the amount of energy used during any month by multiplying the rated kilowatt capacity of all 3. replacement schedule. allowed for periods during which the lamps are out of service. Routine lamp replacement will be made on a group RPU will replace inoperative lamps and otherwise maintain luminaires during regular daytime hours. No credit will be 2. before sunrise, providing dusk to dawn operation. This rate is based on lamps being lighted every night from approximately 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: 48.421¢ 45.466¢ LED (All Sizes) 62.369¢ 59.683¢ LED RPU Owned (All Sizes) Per kWh for all kWh Billed 2025 2024 RATE: es. To the City of Rochester for the illumination of public thoroughfares by means of RPU owned overhead street lighting faciliti AVAILABILITY: CITY STREET LIGHTING SHEET 1 OF 1 RATE SCHEDULE CSL 41 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 213 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: $36.97 $35.90 Minimum Bill 2025 2024 The minimum bill is per traffic signal control cabinet served for any month or portion of a month. MINIMUM BILL: 11.470¢ 11.135¢ Energy Charge / kWh $36.97 $35.90 Fixed Charge 2025 2024 Monthly Fixed charge: per traffic signal control cabinet served: RATE: owned traffic signal systems on public streets. -To governmental units for electric service to customer AVAILABILITY: TRAFFIC SIGNALS SHEET 1 OF 1 RATE SCHEDULE TS 42 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 214 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: imperfections of service provided under this rate.RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 8. Regulations. Service furnished under this rate is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules and 7. customer. RPU will, at the customer's expense, relocate or change the position of any lamp or pole as requested in writing by the 6. within 3 working days after notification. No credit will be allowed for periods during which the lamp was out of service.RPU will make every attempt to replace inoperative lamps and maintain luminaries during regular daytime work hours 5. providing dusk to dawn operation of approximately 4,200 hours per year. Lamps will automatically be switched on approximately 30 minutes after sunset and off 30 minutes before sunrise, 4. complete cost of the necessary underground facilities. Service under this rate is not available underground or in underground areas unless the customer pays RPU the 3. for installing the transformer or pole and/or making such line extensions. the actual costs install a transformer or a pole or to extend secondary lines a distance greater than 150 feet, the customer shall pay RPU When RPU does not have a suitable pole or secondary service available at the desired location and it is necessary to 2. for the operation of the unit. energy necessarycontrol device wired for operation, supported by a bracket mounted on an RPU owned pole, and will supply all electrical RPU will furnish, install, own, and maintain a standard lighting unit consisting of a luminaire, complete with lamp and 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: Bills will be rendered monthly; payments are due on or before the due date. PAYMENT: $16.82 $16.33 LED Roadway Light $12.01 $11.66 LED Area Light Size: Light Emitting Diode (LED) Lights $22.05 $21.40 400 Watt $16.82 $16.33 250 Watt $13.51 $13.11 (Roadway)150 Watt $12.01 $11.66 100 Watt $10.08 $ 9.79 70 Watt Size: High Pressure Sodium Vapor Lights (Closed) $20.11 $19.53 400 Watt Mercury Vapor $14.16 $13.75 250 Watt Mercury Vapor $11.59 $11.25 175 Watt Mercury Vapor Size: Lights (Closed)Mercury Vapor 2025 2024 Monthly Charge RATE: To all classes of customers contracting for security lighting. APPLICATION: At all locations whenever the service can be provided with overhead wiring on an existing RPU owned pole. AVAILABILITY: SECURITY LIGHTING SHEET 1 OF 1 RATE SCHEDULE SL 43 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 215 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 6. least 30 days in advance of the planned addition, removal, or relocation of any siren. The customer shall furnish RPU with a map indicating the location of sirens to be operated and shall notify RPU at 5. Loads other than the device shall not be connected to the device's circuit. 4. RPU will make the connection and disconnection with its distribution lines. 3. and/or making such line extensions. installing the transformeror to extend secondary lines a distance greater than 150 feet, the customer shall pay RPU the actual costs for When RPU does not have secondary service available at the device location and it is necessary to install a transformer 2. installation and removal of devices and the customer shall pay RPU for the actual costs thereof. U agrees to use RPU owned poles for this purpose. In such cases, RPU will assist in the specifically requests and RPown, and maintain any structures required for the mounting and support of devices; except where the customer The customer shall furnish, install, own, operate, and maintain all devices. The customer shall also furnish, install, 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: Bills will be rendered monthly; payments are due on or before the due date. PAYMENT: $12.16 $11.80 :Minimum Bill 2025 2024 The minimum bill is per device for any month or portion of a month. MINIMUM BILL: 12.449¢ 12.086¢ Energy Charge / kWh $12.16 $11.80 Fixed Charge per device per month 2025 2024 RATE: published Electric Service Rules and Regulations. U's Single of three phase, 60 Hertz, alternating current at any one of the standard secondary service voltages as described in RP CHARACTER OF SERVICE: not warrant a meter. and is determined by RPU to kWhrequired does not exceed 300 kWh To commercial customers where the estimated monthly APPLICATION: served. At all locations where facilities of adequate capacity and suitable voltage are adjacent to the location of the device to be AVAILABILITY: UNMETERED DEVICE RATE SHEET 1 OF 1 RATE SCHEDULE UMDR 44 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 216 2025, January 1 Effective Date: 4202, 29 October Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: the calculation. requirement. The amount over or under collected will adjust future years debt service requirements used in up will be done comparing the actual amount collected to the actual debt service -An annual true d. The CAR will terminate for the ERP with payment of all debt service requirements. c. for all rate classes. forecast kWh The CAR for the ERP will be calculated by dividing the ERP debt service requirements by the b. service of the project. The CAR for the Emission Reduction Project (ERP) at the Silver Lake Plant is to recover the annual debt a. Emission Reduction Project at Silver Lake Plant: 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: . kWh projects approved by the Utility Board. Applicable to all rate classes billed inThe Clean Air Rider (CAR) will be used to recover costs related to renewable and environmental improvement programs and APPLICATION: CLEAN AIR RIDER SHEET 1 OF 1 RATE SCHEDULE CAR 45 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 217 .for each customer classThe minimum charge shall be determined in accordance with the applicable rate schedule : ChargeMinimum 2.31$ :AC Small General Service Monthly Charge per measured kW 2.40$ :AC Monthly Charge per measured kWResidential 6202 RATE: billing purposes.AC output are dependent on the deployment of advanced metering technology, which will provide accurate measurements for production peak. Annual adjustments to the kW kW AC e adjusted annually to the actual measured annualand will b operationof kW AC The monthly charge is applied per the nameplateutility customers. very of some of the cost shifts that occur between distributed generators and the rest of the generation facilities, enabling recoless than 40kW AC. Minnesota Statute 216B.164 authorizes municipal utilities to charge a cost recovery fee on distributed pplicable to residential and general service distributed generation customers with system size of 2026 and aJanuary 1, Effective Grid Access Charge: Facilities with Rochester Public Utilities.Parts L, M, N, O and P of Rules Governing the Interconnection of Cogeneration and Small Power Production the provisionsschedule and shall be applied in accordance with The energy charge shall be determined in accordance with the applicable rate Energy Charge: Facilities with Rochester Public Utilities.Parts L, M and P of Rules Governing the Interconnection of Cogeneration and Small Power Production with the provisions ofThe demand charge shall be determined in accordance with the applicable rate schedule and shall be applied in accordance Demand Charge: RATE: published electric Service Rules and Regulations. ’s Single or three phase, 60 Hertz alternating current at any one of the standard secondary service voltages as described in RPU CHARACTER OF SERVICE: (PCA) Power Cost Adjustment • (LIS) Large Industrial Service • (LGS) Large General Service • (MGS) Medium General Service • (GS) General Service • (RESTOU) Residential TOU Service • (RES) Residential Service • This rate schedule rider is to be applied in conjunction with the following schedules: ting equipment which is connected for operation in parallel with RPU’s system. generaowned electrical -point and where part or all of the electrical requirements of the customer can be supplied by customerone To residential and general service customers contracting for electric service for one year or more, with all service taken at APPLICATION: By separate written agreement only. AVAILABILITY: COGENERATION AND SMALL POWER PRODUCTION TARIFF ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES SHEET 1 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE SPP 46 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 218 5202, 1 January Effective Date: 2024, 29October Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: Energy furnished under this rate schedule rider shall not be resold. 5. rate schedule rider. provided under this customer’s electrical generating equipment, or resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or imperfections of service RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by the customer resulting from the parallel operation of the 4. and technically acceptable operation of parallel electrical generating equipment. n, ownership, and maintenance of these facilities, and the procedures required for safe responsibilities for installatiowritten agreement which specifies the type of metering and interconnection facilities to be employed, the Service under this rate schedule rider will be furnished only after the customer and RPU have entered into a separate 3. Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978. who obtain “qualifying” status under FERC Regulations (18CFR Part 292) implementing section 201 of the Public such service may be limited at the sole discretion of RPU, to those customers ;Facilities with Rochester Public Utilitiesthe requirements documented in Rules Governing the Interconnection of Cogeneration and Small Power Production meet capacityService under this rate schedule rider will be furnished only to customers whose electrical generating 2. the Interconnection of Cogeneration and Small Power Production Facilities with Rochester Public Utilities. Rules Governing Service furnished under this rate schedule rider is subject to applicable provisions of RPU’s published 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: PAYMENT: The energy credit computed under this rate schedule rider is subject to a Power Cost Adjustment. POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: .UtilitiesO and P of Rules Governing the Interconnection of Cogeneration and Small Power Production Facilities with Rochester Public plied in accordance with the provisions of Parts L, M, N, Schedule 1 and Schedule 2. The energy and capacity credits shall be apas Interconnection of Cogeneration and Small Power Production Facilities with Rochester Public Utilities and published annually approved in accordance with Part C of Rules Governing the calculated and beThe energy and capacity credits shall Energy and Capacity Credits: SHEET 2 OF 2 RATE SCHEDULE SPP Continued… 47 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 219 including weekends and holidays. All energy used by the customer for all other hours, Peak Energy: -Off Definition of hours) Monday through Friday. 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. (14 All energy used by the customer between the hours of Peak Energy: -On efinition of D and October through December. summer months are January through May -Non Summer months are June through September. Definition of Season: 7.932¢ 7.590¢ peak Energy / kWh-Off 27.094¢ 25.924¢ peak Energy / kWh-On Summer Energy: 7.932¢ 7.590¢ peak Energy / kWh-Off 19.570¢ 18.725¢ peak Energy / kWh-On Summer Energy:-Non Energy Charge: 8.65$ $ 8.28 Additional Customer Charge (for second meter): 2025 2024 RATE: Single phase, 60 Hertz, 120/240 volts alternating current. CHARACTER OF SERVICE: .kWh s measurement of’TOU rate and excluded from the main meter-EVusage measured through the second meter will be billed at the kWh. TOU Customer Charge for the second meter-EV aladditionwith an Residential rate for the first meterappropriate harge will be billed at the ustomer CResidential C. consumptionTOU -to measure EV with a second meter such service is supplied at one point of delivery and measured through one meter hereTo electric service required for Electric Vehicles in individual private dwellings and in individually metered apartments w APPLICATION: s and the amount of load taken under this rate schedule.customerimit both the number of RPU reserves the right to l vehicle as defined in Section 169.011 subdivision 26a of Minnesota law.RPU approved documentation verifying possession through ownership or lease of an electric provide usage. Customer must y Available to Residential Service Customers for service only to electric vehicle loads including battery charging and accessor AVAILABILITY: USE RATE-OF-ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING TIME SHEET 1 OF 1 TOU -RATE SCHEDULE EV 48 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 220 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: use of metering technology capable of being read using automated equipment. This tariff requires the 6. rate providing the customer gives RPU at least 45 days’ notice. cancel participation in thisA customer may 5. use metering equipment. -of-availability of the necessary timeService under this rate will be made available at the option of the residential service customer, subject to the 4. Energy furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 3. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 2. and Regulations. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to applicable provisions of RPU's published Electric Service Rules 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: PAYMENT $ 8.65 $ 8.28 Per Month (for second meter): 2025 2024 MINIMUM BILL Bills computed under this rate schedule are subject to adjustment in accordance with the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA). POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: SHEET 2 OF 2 TOU -RATE SCHEDULE EV Continued… 49 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 221 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: Payments must be received before work on the line extension or enhancement will begin. PAYMENT: negotiated.If the actual Line Extension cost exceeds $5,000.00 per lot, the Line Extension charge will be units. three or fewer dwelling with ***For the purposes of this rate schedule, Standard Residential Service is considered to be a single lot or single structure charged. e **In cases where the installed transformer credit offsets the total cost of the Standard Service, no additional amount will b negotiated.If the actual Line Extension cost exceeds $5,000.00 per lot, the Line Extension charge will be phase and single phase service. e *Single Phase Service is assumed. If three phase service is requested, the customer must also pay the difference between thre Negotiated Standard Service-Non Above 10,000 kVA and/or $63/kVA of installed transformer Capacity** Total cost of Standard Service less a credit of 25 kVA up to 10,000 kVA $1,400/ Standard Service* Up to 25 kVA Installed Transformer Capacity Family Housing -Multi Commercial, Industrial and $1,150/ Standard Service*** Residential RATE: . within subdivisions of existing service sor change sextensionnew line customers requestingospective for Line Extensions in this schedule apply to all existing and prand rates The Rules APPLICATION: Available to all customers and developers in RPU’s Service Territory. AVAILABILITY: LINE EXTENSIONS SHEET 1 OF 1 RATE SCHEDULE LINEEXT 50 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 222 year term.-will no longer qualify for any further credits within the fiveIf a qualifying customer falls below the designated demand and/or energy consumption level, the customer o All electric load from the customer’s new facilities served by RPU qualifies as new load. o New Load • QUALIFYING LOAD: of the application for the credit.The customer must meet with RPU and review the energy efficiency program opportunities available prior to approval • a current member of the Southern Minnesota Municipal Power Agency.No credit is available to customers or potential commercial or industrial customers transferring load from a city that is • The customer must meet all conditions set forth by the City of Rochester for economic development assistance. • Customer Affidavit for Economic Development Credit is shown in Appendix B. o significantly reduced its energy consumption or shut down its facilities in the RPU service territory.ms the customer would not have located operations, added load or would have Minnesota, and/or federal progracombination with a package of economic development or job creation incentives from local, county, State of The customer must sign an affidavit attesting to the fact that “but for” the rate credits, either on their own or in • A list of qualifying economic development programs is shown in Appendix A. o financial assistance for economic development assistance within the 24 months prior to applying for this rate. For load retention, the customer must have received $50,000 in local, county, State of Minnesota and/or federal • A list of qualifying economic development programs is shown in Appendix A. o assistance for economic development or economic stimulus. The customer must have received no less than $25,000 in local, county, State of Minnesota and/or federal financial • QUALIFICATIONS: kW of 1,000territory operations out of RPU’s service territory with a total load across all facilities located within the RPU service Existing commercial or industrial customers in economic distress that have legitimate opportunities to move • or greater. kW connected load of 250Existing commercial or industrial customers with at least twelve months of billing history adding new incremental • or greater kW New commercial or industrial customers with a load of 250 • for an economic development energy credit:eligible LGS, or LIS that meet the following criteria may be TOU, -HEF, MGS-MGS, MGSCustomers taking service under schedules APPLICABILITY: To all qualifying commercial or industrial customers within the Rochester Public Utilities (RPU) Service Territory. AVAILABILITY: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CREDIT 3SHEET 1 OF RATE SCHEDULE EDC 51 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 223 process.monthly fixed charge is subject to change annually based on RPU labor rate changes approved during the annual budget The going administrative costs. -A fixed charge of $185.00 per month will be applied during the term of this rate to cover on MONTHLY FIXED CHARGE: Credits will be calculated and applied based on energy consumption in the current billing month. • . March 1, 2021before year term for customers commencing participation on or -The credit levels listed above will be in effect for the full five • No credit beginning in year six o 2.5% of all qualifying energy charges in year five o 5% of all qualifying energy charges in year four o rgy charges in year threee10% of all qualifying en o 20% of all qualifying energy charges in year two o 40% of all qualifying energy charges in year one o energy charge at a rate of: wholesale to the shall be applied on or after March 1, 2021,Economic Development Rate Credit for customers beginning participation The credit will apply to all qualifying new, incremental or retained load taken under applicable rate schedules. The • CREDITS: approval.RPU’s acceptance or rejection of an application for the Economic Development will come after SMMPA Board • . Appendix CA sample application is shown in o Customers must complete an Application for Economic Development Credit and provide all required information. • APPLICATION AND APPROVAL: year term.-will no longer qualify for any further credits within the fiveIf a qualifying customer falls below the designated demand and/or energy consumption level, the customer o the customer. RPU will designate how much load qualifies for the credit based on the facts and circumstances related to o Load Retention • year term.-will no longer qualify for any further credits within the fiveIf a qualifying customer falls below the designated demand and/or energy consumption level, the customer o one hour of the first twelve month period.ements in at least and the customer must meet the minimum incremental peak demand requir month period the customer’s entire twelve month energy use must exceed the base level -each 12The customer need not have incremental energy use every month of the year, but at the end of ▪ incremental load that qualifies for the credit. hours are -energy consumption for the same month of the base year, the additional kilowatt If the customer’s energy consumption for a month in the current year exceeds the customer’s ▪ For incremental load, the base level of load is the customer’s peak demand and energy consumption for the o Incremental Load • QUALIFYING LOAD (continued) 3SHEET 2 OF RATE SCHEDULE EDC Continued… 52 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 224 March 1, 2021 Effective Date: January 26, 2021 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: additional metering infrastructure required to measure qualifying load and energy. time charge on participating commercial or industrial customers for any new and/or -RPU reserves the right to impose a one METERING: For retained load, the credits will begin on the date specified by RPU. • incremental load is installed and meets the minimum incremental demand requirements. For incremental load, the credits will begin on the first day of the first full month after the equipment driving • begins taking service and meets the demand requirements. For new customers, the credits will begin on the first day of the first full month after a participating new customer • periodyear -Qualifying customers will be eligible for Economic Development Credits for a five TERM: SHEET 3 OF 3 RATE SCHEDULE EDC Continued… 53 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 225 SciTechsperience Internship Program Minnesota WorkForce Centers Minnesota Job Skills Partnership Job Training Incentive Program Export and Trade Classes and Training Dual Training Competency Grants TRAINING Transportation Economic Development Infrastructure Program (TEDI) Small Cities Development Program Ready Site Certification -Shovel Redevelopment Grant Program Greater Minnesota Business Development Infrastructure Grant Program Demolition Loan Program Contamination Cleanup and Investigation Grant Program Cleanup Revolving Loan Program Border Broadband Development Grant Program -to-Border COMMUNITY FINANCING Tax Increment Financing; Tax Abatement; Personal Property Exemption; Capital Equipment Exemption Single Sales Factor Apportionment; Throwback; Greater Minnesota Internship Tax Credit Program Research and Development Tax Credit Greater Minnesota Job Expansion Program Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs) Data Centers Border Cities Enterprise Zone Program TAX CREDITS + BENEFITS Tourism Business Septic Tank Replacement STEP Grant Program: Export Assistance Minnesota Reservist and Veteran Business Loan Program Minnesota Minerals 21st Century Fund Minnesota Job Creation Fund Minnesota Investment Fund Innovation Voucher Program Indian Business Loan Program Emerging Entrepreneurs Loan Program Angel Loan Fund Program BUSINESS FINANCING Small Business Development Centers Small Business Assistance Minnesota Marketing Partnership Minnesota Business First Stop Made in Minnesota Directory Location and Expansion Assistance Export and Trade Counseling and Assistance BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT STATE OF MINNESOTA PROGRAMS Qualifying Economic Development Programs: -Appendix A SHEET 1 OF 2 APPENDIX A RATE SCHEDULE EDC Continued… 54 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 226 Other, subject to RPU Approval Interest Loans -Low Income Tax Credits tied to New Hiring Investment Tax Credits Grants Loan Guarantees FEDERAL PROGRAMS Building renovation assistance Site acquisition and clearance to serve a project –roads, sewer, water –Construction of public facilities Establishment of or location in a Tax Increment Financing District Financial assistance from a local Revolving Loan Fund LOCAL OR COUNTY PROGRAMS SHEET 2 OF 2 APPENDIX A RATE SCHEDULE EDC Continued… 55 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 227 My Commission Expires: NOTARY PUBLIC FOR MINNESOTA , by 20, day of SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this Signature Name of Authorized Representative Customer Name may take to reduce their electric bills and the load they place on SMMPA and the RPU system. effective energy efficiency and load management measures the Customer -The Customer has discussed with RPU cost 3. consumption or shutting down its facilities in RPU’s service territory. SMMPA member utilities’ service territory, or (ii) the Customer would be significantly reducing its energy ) that either (i) do not already exist in any kWhhours (-The new, incremental or retained load represents kilowatt 2. added, or retained within RPU’s service territory. load would not have been located, Development Program as defined in Appendix A of SMMPA’s Economic Development Credit program, the Customer’s But for receipt of the economic development credit, either on its own, or in combination with Qualifying Economic 1. statements in the following paragraphs are true and correct. der penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Minnesota that the Utilities (RPU) hereby certifies and declares unPower Agency (SMMPA) member utility who is locating, adding, or retains load in the service territory of Rochester Public _ is a commercial or industrial customer (Customer) of a Southern Minnesota Municipal ____________________________ belief: COMES NOW being first duly sworn, under oath, and states that the following information is within personal knowledge and COUNTY OF ____________________) ss STATE OF MINNESOTA ) AFFIDAVIT Customer Affidavit for Economic Development Credit: –Appendix B SHEET 1 OF 1 APPENDIX B RATE SCHEDULE EDC Continued… 56 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 228 Please attach a summary description of your business and what is causing the additional load. Projected load factor: Estimated full load date: service date:-Estimated in ):kWhEstimated additional energy ( ): kWhPrior year annual energy ( ):kWEstimated additional demand ( ): kW Prior year’s demand ( Incremental Load Please attach a summary description of your business. Projected load factor: Estimated full load date: service date: -Estimated in ): kWhEstimated annual energy ( ): kWEstimated demand ( New Load NO YES (RPU)? with Rochester Public Utilities Have you discussed energy efficiency and load management programs Please attach Customer Affidavit for Economic Development Credit. Customer City, State, ZIP Customer Street Address: Customer Name: Commercial or Industrial Customer Information Application for Economic Development Credit –Appendix C SHEET 1 OF 2 APPENDIX C RATE SCHEDULE EDC Continued… 57 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 229 Date Signature Title Name : By If denied, reason for denial: Denied Approved This application for the Economic Development Credit is: Rochester Public Utilities Approval ********************************************************************************* Date: Signature Name of Authorized Representative Customer Name territory. Please attach a summary description of your business and what is causing your business to potentially leave the RPU service Projected load factor: Estimated effective date: ): kWhEstimated energy reduction ( ): kWh Prior year’s annual energy ( ): kWEstimated demand reduction ( ): kW Prior year’s demand ( Load Retention SHEET 2 OF 2 APPENDIX C RATE SCHEDULE EDC Continued… 58 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 230 Actual Cost .........................................................................................................................Not Net Metered FeeNo ......................................................................................................... kW Net Metered Under 40 Metering Fee Actual Cost .................. ..................................................................................................... Greater than 1MW 300.00 $ ...................................................................... ....................................................... to 1MW kW 40 No Fee .......................................................................................................................... ...... or less kW 40 :Testing Certified System Wk 1,000.00 + $2.00/ $ .............................................................................. (Additional fees may apply) Study Down Payment 300.00 $ ....................................................................................................................... pplication ReportA-Pre 400.00 $ ..................... .......................................................................................................... Administrative Fee Wk 100.00 + $2.00/ $ .................................................... ............................................. Certified System -NonFast Track Wk 100.00 + $1.00/ $ ................................................................................................. ......... Fast Track Certified System 100.00 $ ..................................................................................................................................... Simplified Fees: Process TrackApplication eesInterconnection F 760.00 $ ................................................................................ (Commercial) Temporary Meter Installation Fee 100.00 $ .................................................................................. )Residential( Temporary Meter Installation Fee 210.00 $ ................................................................................. Pole Disconnection/Reconnection (Residential) 295.00 $ ......................................................... ...................... (Commercial) Pole Disconnection/Reconnection 100.00 $ ................................................ and this is the second request within the past twelve months.) (The problem is with the customer’s equipment, Outage Call 55.00 $ ......................................................................................................... )Per Premise(Monthly Fee 200.00 $ ............................................................................................................ )Electric(Change Out Fee AMR Meters-Optional Non reconnections) hours-after(Additional reconnection fees apply for 70.00 $ .............................................. 5:00PM) -(Workdays, 8:00 AMPay Disconnection/Reconnection -Non 210.00 $ .................................................. request within the past 12 months) nd (2 Commercial –Meter Test 100.00 $ .................................................... request within the past 12 months) nd (2 Residential –Meter Test 70.00 $ .......................................................................................................................... ..... Meter Service Call 240.00 $ ................................................................................................................................ Meter Tampering 160.00 $ ............................................................................................................................... Holidays 160.00 $ .................................... ................................................................................ Workdays -Non 160.00 $ ........................................................................................... . 8:00 AM –Workdays, 9:00 PM 75.00 $ ............................................................................................. 9:00 PM -Workdays, 5:00 PM Connections After Hours: Meter 120.00 $ ................................................................................................................ )HourPer ( Infraview Service 350.00 $ ................... ............................................................................................... House Move Investigation 0.35 $ ....................................................... per page (from color printer, not copier) single side, Color, 0.50 $ .................................................................................................. , per pageBlack & white, duplex 0.25 $ ............................................................................................. per pagesingle side, Black & white, Copies 30.00 $ ....................... ......................................................................... Not Sufficient Funds (NSF) Check ............................................................ Applicable to All Charges and Amounts Due on RPU Invoices ELECTRIC UTILITY –MISCELLANEOUS FEES 2SHEET 1 OF MISCELLANEOUS FEES 59 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 231 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: escalator) (3%0 278.1 $ ........................................................................................................... )Rent per premise (Annual 100.00 / node $ ..................... ........................................................................................Additional nodes (over 5) 00.00 5 $ .......................................................................... ......... Supplement License Fee (up to 5 nodes): .005,000 $ .................................................................................... Master Agreement Fee:refundable -Non )anuary 1, 2021executed after J(For all agreements Small Cell Fees: 1,500.00 $ ................................................................................................ refundable Application fees -Non 850.00 7, $ .......................................................................................................................................... Escrow Macro Site Fees Telecomm Charges (Fee starts day following deadline in written notice) 5.00/Pole per day $ ................................................................. Failure to Timely Transfer, Abandon, or Remove Facilities 3x Annual Attachment Fee ....................................... ent…………………………………………………………………………Unauthorized Attachm 23.76/attachment $ ....................................................................................................................... Annual Attachment Fee 200.00 + $50.00/Pole $ .............................. .................................... Permit Review (For all new attachments up to 200 poles) 10,000.00 $ ............................................... Administrative Fee (For new Joint Use Agreements) refundable -Non Pole Attachment Fees SHEET 2 OF 2 MISCELLANEOUS FEES Continued… 60 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 232 2025 January 1, Effective Date: 2024, 29October Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: PAYMENT: $ 3.00 .................... Water and Electric $ 1.99 ...................................... Electric $ 1.99 ....................................... Water Amount :Customer Charge MONTHLY RATE: Conditions of Service will be governed by the Service Assured® Terms and Conditions Agreement. CONDITIONS OF SERVICE: Service Assured® program. Electric combination with the Service Assured® program, or in Electricrogram without the Service Assured® p Waterservice protected under the watertheir protection may opt out by calling the RPU Service Center to request removal from the program. Customers may request to have . Customers wishing to not receive Service Assured® 5Service customers effective January 1, 202 Electricwill be applied to all Service Assured® Electric line. service own its has each where triplexes and twinhomes, townhome associations, individualowner duplexes, and some -family homes, single-customers living in single ElectricCoverage is available to RPU residential AVAILABILITY: Utility Service Repair CoverageSERVICE ASSURED® SHEET 1 OF 1 Service Assured® Miscellaneous Fees 61 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 233 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: out fees). -time meter change-RPU Miscellaneous Fee Schedule for the amount of the monthly surcharge and the oneout fees also apply. (See the -time meter change-thly surcharge. Additional onemanual reading, are subject to a monchoosing the option to have a meter that is not capable of being read using automated equipment, thus requiring a This tariff assumes use of metering technology capable of being read using automated equipment. Customers 5. Water furnished under this rate shall not be resold. 4. RPU shall not be liable for damage or loss sustained by customer in conjunction with taking service under this rate. 3. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to provisions of RPU's Water Service Rules and Regulations. 2. Service furnished under this rate schedule is subject to connection policies of the Rochester City Council. 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: PAYMENT: Applicable monthly customer charge according to size of meter provided. MINIMUM BILL: City water system shall have a rate of 2.0 times the customer and commodity charges. NOTE: Customers whose service is taken outside the Rochester city limits with individual water systems not connected to the 131.2¢ 124.4¢ ..................................... Irrigation Meter (All Classes) 105.3¢ 99.8¢ ......................... ............................... Interdepartmental 105.3¢ 99.8¢ ....................................................... Industrial 105.3¢ 99.8¢ .................................. ........................ Commercial 131.2¢ 124.4¢ ..................... 12.01 and over CCF 115.6¢ 109.6¢ ............................... 12 CCF -7.01 105.3¢ 99.8¢ .................................... 7 CCF -0 Residential Commodity Charge Rate/CCF: $649.18 $647.86 .............................................. 8" $364.84 $363.52 .............................................. 6" $184.44 $183.12 .............................................. 4" $112.45 $111.13 ............................. ................. 3" $ 61.94 $ 60.62 .............................................. 2" $ 40.41 $ 39.09 ....................................... 1/2" -1 $ 22.50 $ 21.18 .............................................. 1" $ 15.49 $ 14.17 .......................................... 3/4" $ 11.86 $ 10.54 .......................................... 5/8” Amount Amount Size of Meter Customer Charge: 2025 2024 MONTHLY RATE: Rochester Common Council. the At all locations within the Rochester City limits and at locations external to the City limits, that have been authorized by AVAILABILITY: WATER SERVICE SHEET 1 OF 1 C -RATE SCHEDULE WTR 62 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 234 January 1, 2022 Effective Date: October 26, 2021 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: PAYMENT: 3.00 $ .................... Water and Electric 1.99 $ ...................................... Electric 1.99 $ ........................................Water Amount Customer Charge: MONTHLY RATE: Conditions of Service will be governed by the Service Assured® Terms and Conditions Agreement. CONDITIONS OF SERVICE: combination with the Water Service Assured® program. n their electric service protected under the Electric Service Assured® program without the Water Service Assured® program, or irequest to have protection may opt out by calling the RPU Service Center to request removal from the program. Customers may will be applied to all Water Service customers effective January 1, 2022. Customers wishing to not receive Service Assured® Water Service Assured® line. service own its has each where triplexes and twinhomes, townhome associations, individualowner duplexes, and some -family homes, single-Coverage is available to RPU AVAILABILITY: SERVICE ASSURED® SHEET 1 OF 1 Service Assured® Miscellaneous Fees 63 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 235 January 1, 2024 Effective Date: October 24, 2023 active). -The rate will be applied regardless of the property’s water service status (active or non 4. The rate will not be applied to water service meters that are not connected to the City’s central water system. 3. The rate will not be applied to water service meters that are used exclusively for irrigation purposes. 2. imperfections of service provided under this rate. RPU shall not be liable for any damage or loss sustained by customer resulting from interruptions, deficiencies, or 1. CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY: PAYMENT: Billings will be on a monthly basis. BILLINGS: $4.60 $4.36 Commercial/Industrial $1.11 $1.06 Residential 2025 2024 Customer Class MONTHLY RATE: To all residential and commercial and industrial water utility customers. APPLICABILITY: FIRE HYDRANT FACILITIES CHARGE SHEET 1 OF 1 RATE SCHEDULE FHFC 64 ROCHESTER PUBLIC UTILITIES RATE SCHEDULE 236 January 1, 2023 Effective Date: November 29, 2022 Approved by Rochester Public Utility Board: 760.00 $ ....................... ...................................................................................................................... 12” 760.00 $ ............................................................ ................................................................................. 10” 760.00 $ ............................................................................................... .............................................. 8” 760.00 $ .................................................................................................................................... ......... 6” 760.00 $ ............................................................................................................................................. 4” 230.00 $ ............................................................................................................................................. 1” 230.00 $ ................................ ............................................................................................................. 3/4” Water Main Tapping Fees 320.00 $ ............................................. ......................................................................................... 2 people 170.00 $ ...................................................................................... ................................................ 1 person Water Leak Detection 500.00 $ ..................................................................... (Per Occurrence) Valve or Hydrant –Unauthorized Use 140.00 $ ................................................................................................................. (After Hours) Tower Access 0.81 $ ............................................................................................................ State Mandated Water Charge 85.00 $ ...................................... ........................................................................ 3” Meter -Addition for 2 45.00 $ .......................................................................................... ....................... Addition for 1” Meter 130.00 $ .......................................................................... Flat Fee for Installation and Retrieval (Plus Tax) Hydrant Meter Rental 55.00 $ .......................................................................................................... Monthly Fee (Per Premise) 80.00 $ ...................... ........................................................................................ Change Out Fee (Water) AMR Meter -Optional Non 50.00 $ ................................................. ............................................................................... Removal Fee 50.00 $ ............................................................................................. ............................... Installation Fee Meter 90.00 $ ............................................................................................................. (Per Hour Labor) Frozen Pipes 100.00 $ ............................................................................................................................ Frozen Meter Repair 60.00 $ ............................................................................................................................ Curb Box Operation 30.00 $ .................................. .............................................................. Not Sufficient Funds (NSF) Check ............................................................ Applicable to All Charges and Amounts Due on RPU Invoices WATER UTILITY –MISCELLANEOUS FEES SHEET 1 OF 1 MISCELLANEOUS FEES 65 237 238 239 RESOLUTION240copy of this resolution to the County Auditor of Olmsted County, Minnesota. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk is hereby instructed to transmit a certified Total All Levies 2,000,000Park ReferendumMARKET VALUE LEVY142$109,645,Total Tax Capacity Levy7,311,754CapitalImprovementFund:4,038,140G.O.DebtServiceFund:329,479DebtService-InternalServiceFund:0Internal ServiceFund602,845RochesterInternationalAirport:11,294,131MunicipalRecreationSystem:8,644,679LibraryFund:$77,424,114GeneralFund:GENERALLEVY 2025upon taxable property in said City of Rochester, for the following purposes: Minnesota,thatthe following sums of money be levied for the current year, collectible in BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Olmsted County, Adopting the 2025General Levy. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF241Rochester, Minnesota)(Seal of the City ofMAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________APPROVEDTHIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 2024.CITY CLERKATTEST: __________________________PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL___________________________________ ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 2024. RESOLUTION242The total of said budget and major divisions thereof being as follows:by the City Council is hereby adopted: January 1, 2025which has been submitted by the departments and modified and approved thatthe 2025annual budget of the City of Rochester, Minnesota for the fiscal year beginning NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Common Council of the City of Rochester on September 9, 2024; andoperating and capital plans, requires a 9.96% increase, which was preliminarilyapproved services, and assure continued strong financial management through structural integrity of WHEREAS,the 2025tax levy, necessary in order to align strategic priorities, provide quality and this budget attempts to align with those strategic priorities; andWHEREAS,the Common Council of the City of Rochester has adopted strategic priorities help minimize the impact on tax levy; andWHEREAS, the City of Rochester has elected toleverage holistic budget stability funds to andWHEREAS,the City of Rochester team started developing the budget in February 2023; consistently received a AAA bond rating; andWHEREAS,the City of Rochester has a history of strong financial management and has policy action taken by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; andWHEREAS,the adoption of the City of Rochester’s budget is the single most important Adopting the 2025Operating Budget REVENUETOSUPPORTTHE2025243$719,842,871TOTALREVENUE$229,666,000,0006,085 RevenuesYearPrior3,000,000RevenueIntergovernmental,000495,4FundsPrivate$216,086,000ChargesforServicesRPUBoardAuthority$490,176 ,871428,796,11RevenuesYearPrior505,615,611RevenuesMiscellaneous620,49557,ServicesforCharges476,078,131RevenueIntergovernmental779,817PenaltiesandForfeitsFines,412,051,8PermitsandLicenses103,0828,Taxe sproperty-Non0LevyAbatementTax2,000,000LevyTaxReferendumPark$109,645,142GeneralPropertyTaxLevyRochesterofCityBUDGET APPROPRIATIONS244theappropriateaccountingentries to bemadeinthe booksofthe City.effectiveJanuary 1, 2025, the Director of Finance/Treasurer is hereby directed to cause "Adopted2025Budget" be placed on file in the Rochester Public Library, and that BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the modified, approved and adopted copy marked$719,842,871TOTALAPPROPRIATIONS$229,666,000,000081,31ServiceDebt ,000600,50ImprovementsCapital,000473,21ExpensesCurrentOther,000506,810ServicesContractual$36,006,000RPUBoardAuthority$490,176,871282,176,19 ServiceDebt356,227,242ImprovementsCapital80,6238,6OutlayC apital47,2271,100ExpensesCurrentOther$122,263,306RochesterofCity PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF245Rochester, Minnesota)(Seal of the City ofMAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 2024.CITY CLERKATTEST: __________________________PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL___________________________________ ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 2024. RESOLUTION246 Rochester, Minnesota) (Seal of the City of MAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________ .4APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 202 CITY CLERK ATTEST: __________________________ PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL ___________________________________ .4ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 202 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF appended document, and the individual projects listed therein. Capital Improvement Plan Budget for the City as set forth in writing in the 9202-5202City adopts the BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Rochester that Capital Improvement Plan Budget. 9202-5202Adopting the 247 Appendix 248 249 250 251 N. Broadway Park and Ride-2 Downtown Energy Phase-25 City Budget for Parks Maintenance-Amendments to the 2024 -Resolution 252 253 254 approved. are EDA DMC the for $100,000 of amount the in loan capital working the 2024 and DMCC the for $1,000 of amount the in loan capital working 2024 the of the extensionthat of Rochester Council of the City the Common RESOLVED, by FURTHER BE IT EDA are approved.DMC and the DMCC for $4,675,650 of budget operating the 2025 DMC and $38,486,389 of funding DMC authorized 2025 includes which $161,530,036, totaling Corporation2029 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for the Destination Medical Center -that the 2025 Rochester of City of Council Common by RESOLVED, IT BE THEREFORE, NOW, the DMCC and the DMC EDA; and loans for capitalworking of extensions approve must Rochester of City the of Council City the WHEREAS, annual budget; andand approve the DMCC’s review must Rochester of Citythe of Council the City WHEREAS, and Rochester; of City the by incurred costs supports and plan, work and budget annual EDA) (DMC Agency Development Economic Center Medical Destination the DMCC Funding Request includes the DMCC annual budget, the WHEREAS, Plan; and Capital Five Year and a Funding requestthe Destination Medical Center Corporation (DMCC) must adopt an annual WHEREAS, Extensions. Loan Capital Working Agency Development Economic DMC the and DMCC the Budget, Capital DMCC 2029-2025 the Budget, Operating Corporation (DMCC) Center Medical Destination 2025 the approving Resolution a Adopting RESOLUTION 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 RESOLUTION308Rochester, Minnesota)(Seal of the City ofMAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________APPROVEDTHIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 2024.CITY CLERKATTEST: __________________________PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL___________________________________ ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 2024.PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OFmulti-year projects, and operating budgets. hereto, requesting approval for the 2025Electric Utility and Water Utility Capital, including Common Council concurs in the Resolutions of the Rochester Public Utility Board appended BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Rochester that the Projects,and Operating Budgets. Adopting the 2025 RPU Electric Utility and Water Utility Capital, Including Multi-year 309 310 RESOLUTION311Rochester, Minnesota)(Seal of the City ofMAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________APPROVEDTHIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 2024.CITY CLERKATTEST: __________________________PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL___________________________________ ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 2024.PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OFrequesting approval of the 2025Electric Utility Rate Adjustments. 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Prior to recordation of the Final Plat, the applicant shall meet their parkland 2. 1. proposed Lots 5 and 6, BlockFacilities Easement centered on the common lot line between Pedestrianowner shall convey a 30 foot wide Recordation of the Final Plat, thePrior to 1. Approval with Conditions Development Review Team Recommendation: : Rochester City CouncilApproval Body .recordation of final plat mylarsor have been conditioned to be met prior to the are reflected in this Final Plat applicationThe conditions for approval of the Major Land Subdivision application have been met and are not part of the Final Plat review.Site design standards, such as building and parking lot location, height, and setbacks, .of the Major Land Subdivision applicationconformance with the Preliminary Plat and Conditions of Approval public utility needs, and development standards, such as lot size, vehicle and pedestrian access /connectivity, conformance with lot the subdivision for Council evaluates , review During the Final Plat Minnesota Law. land records through the preparation of a subdivision plat meeting the requirements of accurately documented and recorded in the public are Major Land Subdivision Permit intended to ensure that all aspects of the approved isFinal Plat The : What is Considered Plat Final :Application Type SUMMARYCITY COUNCIL Consultant: Meier Companies Applicant: .(PIN# 086035)NE. acePl andNE ivethe intersection of Stonehedge Drof northeast 500 feet t the terminus of Stonehedge Dr NE,aThe site is located Location: outlots. 3 lots and residential 34acres into 33.09for the subdivision of Firstsidy Farms saas C , to be knownMeier CompaniesPLAT by 40 0-4#CD202 Final Plat Request: Rochester Community Development Department Prepared By: 2024 December 2, ouncil CommunityDevelopment@rochestermn.gov Email: 2401-328-507 Fax: 2950-328-507 Phone: 7090-Rochester, MN 55901 4001 W River Parkway NW, Suite 100 City of Rochester, Minnesota 2 316 development. and a grading permit has been issued for the dfor the project has been Stormwater Management Plan A will need to be imported to the site. of fill, thus 45,717 cubic yardsfrom the site and the project has the need for 88,717 cubic yards either being cut or filled. A total of 43,000 cubic yards will be cut undisturbed. All other lots will be fully graded in their entirety, generally be left backyard of Lots 1 through 10 of Block 2 will backyard areas of Lots 1 through 11 Block 1 and a portion of the he The preliminary grading plan shows tent grading. developmhave some level of ground disturbance associated with found on the south side of the development. Most of the site will change of approximately 170 feet, with more significant slopes The site generally slopes toward the north, having an elevation ManagementGrading & Stormwater study.is below the threshold for requiring a he development caused by tgeneration as trafficimpact study is not required for the project nafor review. The Public Works department has found that submittedTraffic Impact Report has been A of Stonehedge Dr. NE.will be constructed at the future terminus sac-de-a cultemporary A the existing terminus of Stonehedge Dr NE.extending from served by one access primarily will be The development Streets and Access of the UDC.consistent will all standards isproposal ) and the Family-(Mixed Single 1-This site is zoned RSubdivision. which is compatible with the proposed Major Land Residential, Density -The underlying Land Use designation for this area is Low Land Use/ Zoning ZONING SUMMARY TABLE –PLAT 040PLAT -4CD202 .- approved GDP previously the2024 and approved in May 002PLAT)- the Major Land Subdivision bothwith consistentis Plat Final This for reference purposes. to this report is attached SubdivisionLand Major of the approved in March of 2023. An GDP approved idy Farms saslarger Csite is part of the subject The Unified Development Code (UDC).requirements of the All proposed lots meet the lot width and area in the subdivision will be 90 feet wide.Generally, the proposed lots stormwater treatment pond. ndaties, utiliapplicable street, new public one will include the construction of ) andMixed Single Family( 1- . The subject site istlotsou residential lots and three-single 34acres into 33.09 , to subdivide sidy Farms 1stsCaas , to be knownFinal PlatThe applicant is proposing a PROJECT SUMMARY Governmental Unit). demonstrating wetland bank credits has been paid to Olmsted County (Local provide documentation shall Prior to recordation of the Final Plat, the applicant 4. Olmsted County Addressing and GIS fees have been paid.provide documentation that Prior to recordation of the Final Plat, the applicant shall 3. PLAT0-4CD202 3 317 acres 051. the fair market value ofshall be the equivalent of Dedication. recordation of the final platpayment of in cash in lieu of land with payment due prior to park dedication shall be met via ,south and west. Thereforethe existing Stonehedge Park to the This area will be served by outlots. new residential lots and three 34The new plat is creating Parkland Dedication .reducing device-equipped with a pressurebe required to be will pressure greater than 80 PSIHomes with PSI. 89PSI to near 63pressures within this area will range from Static water Presently, public facilities exist to service the site. Utilities Rochester., has been approved by the City of development of this propertyfor the required terms and obligations specific zingmemoriali, for the project A Development Agreementdevelopment. the public facilities exist t site-offPresently, Public Facilities Unit. GovernmentalLocal the purchase of wetland bank credits from the documentation of included on the Final Plat requiring the applicant to provide A condition of approval has been subdivision.located in this site wetlands -wetland bank credits to mitigate the loss of onwetland replacement plan, the applicant is required to purchase . As part of the in this area of the projectreestablish wetlands design may potentially proposed the TEP acknowledgesthe ,oweverH . for mitigation of the applicant’s replacement plan is not part with rock checks ditch new onstruction of the C velocity. rock checks to reduce the flow threeditch with wide-ootf-12The intermittent stream channel will be realigned eastward into a 27, Block 2). -Stonehedge Dr on the north (Lots 10alignment of the future and water ponds on the south end of Outlot “A” -stormexisting The current wetland area will be impacted between the water pond configuration westward to be outside of Outlot “B”. -end of the project located in Outlot “C” by adjusting the storm replacement plan avoids the downstream wetland, on the north The Wetland Conservation Notice of Decision notes the approved area. the original wetlandof expected and natural low ground area outside the ed drainage areasextend that have upstream, sareaof washing out The storm water ponds have caused .water ponds south of the -storm existing failing ofthe impacted byhave been , which sPanel (TEP) has analyzed the wetlandEvaluation The TechnicalBlock 2 delineated as a wetland area. intermittent stream running northward on lot 10 through 25 of there is an , -(R2023replacement plan approval on the preliminary plat and Wetland Notice of Decision As identified “Decorah Edge” soils. potential that are consideredThe soil survey in the project area includes mapped soil Edge/FloodplainWetlands/Decorah PLAT0-4CD202 4 318 which will be installed by Rochester Public Utilities. .,reducing valve (PRV) manhole at the appropriate location on Stonehedge Dr NEa pressure ationdevelopment. The development will be obligated for the installThe establishment of an Intermediate Level Water System will be required for the 6. Subdivision may be waived. Condition of Approval of the Major Land the Therefore, . subdivisionfor the warranted temporary turnaround in “Outlot A” is no the construction of deconcludas Public Works Team h Theto this revision, comparison to the approved Major Land Subdivision Preliminary Plat. Due The applicant has reduced the number of units on the final plat by 10 lots in addressed in the Development Agreement., financial obligation for future removal and restoration shall be owned outlot, a planned publicly permitted Outlot Aturnaround is 05. If -Standard Detail Plate 3Temporary turnaround shall be constructed per Fire Code, and Rochester 5. parkland dedication fee prior to recording the Final Plat mylars. A condition of approval is included on this Final Plat requiring payment of dedication requirement via cash in lieu of land. Prior to recordation of the Final Plat, the applicant shall meet their parkland 4. COMPLIES - A Water Main Utility Easement is dedicated on the final plat. shall be designated between Lots 8 & 9, Block 1. Prior to the submittal of a Final Plat, a 20’ Water Main Utility Easement (WMUE) 3. COMPLIES -. A development agreement has been approved and executed Works Memo dated 03/28/2024.obligations specific to development of this Property as described in the Public a Development Agreement for Owner’s execution to memorialize terms and of Prior to the submittal of a Final Plat, the Owner should request City preparation 2. COMPLIES - .Construction plans and SWMP were approved on 11/08/2024 by Public Works.Management Plan shall be submitted and approved Civil Improvement Plans and Stormwater Prior to the submittal of a Final Plat, 1. conditions for approval. , with the following seven 4, 202May 6was approved on Major Land Subdivision for The PLAT CONDITIONS MAJOR LAND SUBDIVISION PLAT0-4CD202 5 319 Section 60.500.040(G)4 -Criteria Final Plat 002PLAT)-vision Plat (CD2024SubdiApproved Major Land 7. Review Commentsncy Age 6. Condition Compliance Memo Applicant 5. Final Plat 4. Location Map 3. apMNotification 2. Development Process Exhibit 1. ATTACHMENTS as outlined in the Planning Commission Summary above. , APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONSThe Community Development Team recommends 60.500.040G.4). findings are met (Section Final Plat Unified Development Code and recommends that all for conformance with the Final Plat The Community Development Team has reviewed the STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL –FINAL PLAT COMPLIES -PRV shown on the construction plans. the accomplished by The establishment of an Intermediate Level Water System will be PLAT0-4CD202 201 4 320 Final PlatSubdivision/Major Land Judicial-Quasi MeetingInformation Neighborhood Administrative AgreementDevelopment ReviewCivil Plan SubdivisionCassidy Farms First InspectionsBuilding Permit/ Preliminary PlatSubdivision/*Major Land Development General AdministrativeAdministrativeJudicial-QuasiAdministrativeJudicial-QuasiGenerally www.rochestermn.govStreet SE, Rochester, MN 55904 th CD2024 321 Ward 5 Notif Area: 500’ PIN: 086035 040PLAT Cassidy Farms First- 322 © 323 COPY My Commission Expires: ________________Notary Printed NameNotary Signature CF Development, LLC, a Minnesota limited liability company.of President Johnson, by ___________________________ ___, on me before acknowledged was instrument ThisCOUNTY OF OLMSTEDSTATE OF MINNESOTAPresidentCraig Johnson____________________ __________CF Development, LLCto be signed by its proper officer this ______ day of _________________, 20____.presents caused has company, liability limited Minnesota a LLC, Development, CF said WHEREOF WITNESS IN Deputy _____________________________ Director of Property Records and Licensing ___________________________________ County Records.Olmsted the in recorded duly was and ___.M. o'clock at 20____, _____________, of day ____ thison record the for Licensing and Records Property of Office the in was instrument this that certify hereby IDocument Numberand transfer entered this ____ day of ________________, 20____. delinquent no are been have described herein land the on 20____ year the in payable PROPERTY RECORDS AND LICENSINGOlmsted County Surveyor reviewed and approved this________ day of __________________, 20____.been has plat this 11, 505.021, Section Statutes, Minnesota with accordance in that certify hereby ICOUNTY SURVEYOR City ClerkKelly Geistler ______________________________ Statutes, Section 505.03, Subd. 2.Minnesota in set as requirements all with compliance certifies hereby and 20____, __________________,of day ________ the on Minnesota, Rochester, of Council City the by approved was plat ThisCITY OF ROCHESTERCOUNTY OF OLMSTEDSTATE OF MINNESOTACITY APPROVALMy Commission Expires: _______________Notary Printed NameNotary Signature This instrument was acknowledged before me on ________________________________, by Peter G. Oetliker.COUNTY OF OLMSTEDSTATE OF MINNESOTAMinnesota License No. 41887Peter G. Oetliker, Licensed Land Surveyor______________________________________ Dated this________ day of __________________, 20____.labeled on this plat; and all public ways are shown and labeled on this plat.and are certificate this of date the of as 3, 505.01, Section Statutes, Minnesota in defined aslands, wet and boundaries all that one within set correctly be will or have plat this on depictedmonuments all that this on designated correctly are labels and data mathematical all that survey; boundarythe of representation correct a is plat this that Minnesota; of the in Surveyor Land Licensed duly aam I that supervision; direct my or me by prepared was plat this that certify hereby do Oetliker, G. I,SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATEsanitary sewer easement as created by this plat.for public use the public ways and the utility easements, the drainage easements, the watermain easement and theHas caused the same to be surveyed and platted as CASSIDY FARMS FIRST and does hereby dedicate to the publicbeginning.of the to Quarter Northeast the of Half West the of line east said feet 2015.73 West seconds52 minutes 15 degrees 00 thence Quarter; Northeast the of Half West the of line east said withintersection its to A Outlot said of line the feet 148.85 East seconds 13 minutes 59 degrees89 thence SUBDIVISION; EMERALD A, Outlet of line west said feet 212.65 Eastseconds 27 minutes 36 degrees 35 thence SUBDIVISION; EMERALD A, Outlot of linewest said feet 229.55 West seconds 10 minutes 20 degrees 08 thence Office; Recorder'sCounty Olmsted said in file on thereof plat recorded the to according SUBDIVISION, EMERALDA, Outlot of line west the with intersection its to Quarter Northeast the of Half West the of line said feet 919.49 East seconds 13 minutes 59 degrees 89 thence Quarter; Northeast the of HalfWest said of line the with intersection its to SUBDIVISION FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGEof line northeasterly said feet 151.52 West seconds 25 minutes 10 degrees 53 thence1; 9, Lot said of corner easterly most the to SUBDIVISION FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGEof line northeasterly said feet 262.92 East seconds 14 minutes 18 degrees 44 thence SUBDIVISION; FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGE said 1, 9, Lot of corner northerlymost the to SUBDIVISION FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGE of line northeasterly said feet West seconds 46 minutes 41 degrees 45 thence SUBDIVISION; FOURTH ESTATESSTONEHEDGE of line northeasterly said feet 215.00 East seconds 14 minutes 18 degrees 44 thence 2; said 1, Lot of corner northerly most the to SUBDIVISION, FOURTH ESTATESSTONEHEDGE said of line northeasterly the feet 154.16 West seconds 46 minutes 41 degrees45 continuing thence Minnesota; County, Olmsted said Office, Recorder's the in file on thereofplat recorded the to according SUBDIVISION, FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGE 2, 12, Lotof corner easterly most the to feet 249.68 West seconds 46 minutes 41 degrees 45 thence 102.37 West seconds 06 minutes 42 degrees 61 thence 121.40 West seconds 35 minutes38 degrees 81 thence 266.25 West seconds 12 minutes 59 degrees 89 thence 155.80 West seconds 26 minutes 20 degrees 58 thence 179.21 West seconds 06 minutes11 degrees 19 thence 816.70 East seconds 49 minutes 15 degrees 00 thence 118.95 West seconds 40 minutes 16 degrees 03 thence 119.52 West seconds 33 minutes00 degrees 24 thence 298.92 East seconds 49 minutes 15 degrees 00 thenceQuarter; Northeast the of Half West the of feet 206.00 the of line said feet 313.62West seconds 12 minutes 59 degrees 89 thence described; be to the of beginning of the to Quarter Northeast the of Half West said of feet 206.00 the of line the with intersectionits to Quarter Northeast the of Half West said of line east the feet 206.00 (1996), System Coordinate County Olmsted the on bearing seconds 52 minutes 15 degrees00 thence Quarter; Northeast the of Half West said of corner northeast the at CommencingMinnesota, described as follows:County, Olmsted 13 North, 107 Section 19, Section of Quarter Northeast the of Half West the of part Thatowner of the following described property:company, liability limited Minnesota a LLC, Development, CF That PRESENTS: BY PERSONS ALL KNOWINSTRUMENT OF DEDICATION SHEET 1 OF 2 SHEETS CASSIDY FARMS FIRST WIDSETH2024 L15 324 COPY IRON PIPE WITH PLASTIC CAP STAMPED LS 41887SET 1/2 INCH INTERIOR DIAMETER BY 14 INCHES LONG= SYSTEM (NAD83 - 1996 ADJUSTMENT)OLMSTED COUNTY COORDINATEBEARINGS ARE BASED ON THEBEARINGS SEC.19R 13 WT 107 N NO SCALE LOCATION MAP SHEET 2 OF 2 SHEETS= DENOTES FOUND IRON MONUMENT 200100SCALE ( IN FEET )0 WIDSETH2024© CASSIDY FARMS FIRST S53° 10' 25"WS53° 10' 25"WS60° 25' 26"WS00° 15' 45"EN89° 44' 26"EN90° 00' 00"WS54° 41' 28"WN54° 41' 28"ES89° 59' 12"WN00° 15' 48"WN89° 54' 38"EN45° 41' 46"EDIRECTION2.907.977.90LENGTHL24L23L22L21L20L19L18L17L16L15L14 L13SEGMENTPARCEL LINE DATAS44° 18' 14"EN45° 41' 46"EN89° 54' 38"ES45° 04' 28"WN00° 15' 49"WN00° 15' 49"WN89° 44' 11"ES00° 15' 49"ES19° 11' 06"WS58° 20' 26"WS89° 59' 12"WS45° 41' 46"WDIRECTION4.005.28 LENGTHL12L11L10L9L8L7L6L5L4L3L2L1SEGMENTPARCEL LINE DATA104.18130.97129.67128.86C. 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The development will be obligated System will be required for 6. The establishment of an Intermediate Level Water plans. A temporary turnaround is included in the approved in the Development Agreement.restoration shall be addressed A, the financial obligation for future removal and ted on planned public Outlot Standard Detail Plate 3-05. If turnaround is permitre Code, and Rochester 5. Temporary turnaround shall be constructed per Fi Final Plat. prior to recording the The applicant will pay the parkland dedication fee dedication requirement via cash in lieu of land.icant shall meet their parkland 4. Prior to recordation of the Final Plat, the appl inal plat. A Water Main Utility Easement is dedicated on the f k 1.(WMUE) shall be designated between Lots 8 & 9, Blocter Main Utility Easement 3. Prior to the submittal of a Final Plat, a 20’ Wa ted. A development agreement has been approved and execu 024.as described in the Public Works Memo dated 03/28/2evelopment of this Property memorialize terms and obligations specific to the dr’s execution to preparation of a Development Agreement for the Owner should request the City 2. Prior to the submittal of a Final Plat, the Owne/08/2024. The construction plans and SWMP were approved on 11 Public Works.Management Plan shall be submitted and approved by provement Plans and Stormwater 1. Prior to the submittal of a Final Plat, Civil Ime responses below: conditions of approval were required. Please see thew Committee the following From the Request for Action by the Development ReviMajor Land Subdivision Permit process. hanges required by the City during the UDC and Minnesota law and accurately reflects all cies with all applicable provisions of this Development Director determines that the plat complthe Final Plat, if the Community conditions, and the applicant authorized to record The application shall be approved or approved with Criteria for Final Plat Approval: n Conditions of Approval Subject: Cassidy Farm First – Major Land SubdivisioFrom: Craig Britton, PE ester To: Community Development Department - City of RochDate: November 8, 2024 MEMO 326 for more information.for approval by RPU Water on 11/7/2024. See RPU Water Dept. review/informational letter date 11/13/2024 RPU Water Dept. has no objections or comments on the final plat. The final construction plans were signed RPU Water Review11/13/2024 There are no comments from this agency at this time. RPU Electric Review11/14/2024 See attached comment in Accela software. Public Works Review11/20/2024 No additional comments to those already submitted. Park and Rec Review11/15/2024 Fire Review11/13/2024 County Public Works11/12/2024 no comment County Long Range Planning11/13/2024 fees required. -See attached final plat GIS referral document CassidyFarmsFirstFP_Referral.pdf County GIS/E91111/18/2024 040PLAT-CD2024Application No:Agency Review Comments 1of 1Page 11/21/2024 9:12:13 AM 327 328 329 no parking signs shall be in place prior to the request for a TCO or CO.treet signs and and a ½ inch wide and shall be contrasting color from its background. All svisible from the street or road fronting the property. The number shall be 4 inches high 6. The building address numbers shall be provided, be legible, placed in a position that is material IE trusses, lumber will be stored within 10 feet of the hydrant. emergency vehicle access. Fire hydrants will always remain accessible, no construction 5. While construction is being conducted parking on one side of the street to allow 26 feet wide will require no parking signs on both sides of the road.4. Roads less than 32 feet wide will require no parking signs on one side. Roads less than sac.--require a turnaround IE: a hammer head, T, or culend road longer than 150 feet will -Rochester Ordinance including turning radius. Any dead3. All roads must meet the requirements of the Minnesota State Fire Code and the City of 2. All roads will be required to be in place before any building construction begins. construction type of the buildings being proposed. lot will be determined by the size and for thea) The actual required fire flow building construction. be in place prior to Hydrants shall properly located and installed in accordance with the specifications of the Water Division. 1. An adequate water supply shall be provided for fire protection including hydrants northeast of the terminus of Stonehedge Drive NE.subdivision of 33.1 acres into 43 residential lots and 4 outlots. The site is located , by Meier Companies, to be known as Cassidy Farms First, for the PLAT0-CD2024 SUBJ: Rochester, MN 55901 4001 West River Parkway Suite 100 Community Development Department , 2024 November 2829-328-507Fax: FIRE MARSHAL DEPARTMENT FIRE 330 X DENOTES EXISTING WETLANDS 33.10353ACRESTOTALOUTLOTSLOTS SITE SUMMARY W DENOTES PROPOSED WATER MANHOLEDENOTES PROPOSED GATE VALVE & BOX DY DENOTES PROPOSED HYDRANTDENOTES PROPOSED WATER MAINDENOTES PROPOSED SANITARY SEWERDENOTES PROPOSED SANITARY MANHOLEDENOTES PROPOSED STORM SEWERDENOTES PROPOSED CATCH BASINDENOTES PROPOSED STORM MANHOLE PROPOSED FEATURES LEGEND DENOTES EXISTING SLOPE OVER 15%1988 88 (NAVD 88)NORTH AMERICAN VERTICAL DATUM OF= DENOTES FOUND IRON MONUMENT Containing 33.10 acres more or less.West 2015.73 feet along said east line of the W1/2-NE1/4 to the point of beginning.seconds 52 minutes 15 degrees 00 North thence W1/2-NE1/4; the of line east said with intersection its to "A" Outlot said of line north the along feet148.85 East seconds 13 minutes 59 degrees 89 North thence SUBDIVISION; HILLS EMERALD "A", Outlot of line west said along feet 212.65 Eastseconds 27 minutes 36 degrees 35 North thence SUBDIVISION; HILLS EMERALD "A", Outlot of line west said along feet 229.55 West seconds10 minutes 20 degrees 08 North thence Office; Recorder's County Olmsted said in file on thereof plat recorded the to according SUBDIVISIONHILLS EMERALD "A", Outlot of line west the with intersection its to W1/2-NE1/4 the of line south said along feet 919.49 East seconds 13minutes 59 degrees 89 North thence W1/2-NE1/4; said of line south the with intersection its to SUBDIVISION FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGEof line northeasterly said along feet 151.52 West seconds 25 minutes 10 degrees 53 South thence 1; Block 9, Lot said of corner easterlymost the to SUBDIVISION FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGE of line northeasterly said along feet 262.92 East seconds 14 minutes 18 degrees44 South thence SUBDIVISION; FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGE said 1, Block 9, Lot of corner northerly most the to SUBDIVISION FOURTHESTATES STONEHEDGE of line northeasterly said along feet 57.52 West seconds 46 minutes 41 degrees 45 South thence SUBDIVISION;FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGE of line northeasterly said along feet 215.00 East seconds 14 minutes 18 degrees 44 South thence2; Block said 1, Lot of corner northerly most the to SUBDIVISION FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGE said of line northeasterly the along feet154.16 West seconds 46 minutes 41 degrees 45 South continuing thence Minnesota; County, Olmsted said Office, Recorder's the in file on thereofplat recorded the to according SUBDIVISION, FOURTH ESTATES STONEHEDGE 2, Block 12, Lot of corner easterly most the to feet 249.68 Westseconds 46 minutes 41 degrees 45 South thence feet; 102.37 West seconds 06 minutes 42 degrees 61 South thence feet; 121.40 West seconds35 minutes 38 degrees 81 South thence feet; 266.25 West seconds 12 minutes 59 degrees 89 South thence feet; 155.80 West seconds 26 minutes20 degrees 58 South thence feet; 179.21 West seconds 06 minutes 11 degrees 19 South thence feet; 816.70 East seconds 49 minutes 15 degrees00 South thence feet; 118.95 West seconds 40 minutes 16 degrees 03 South thence feet; 119.52 West seconds 33 minutes 00 degrees 24 Souththence feet; 298.92 East seconds 49 minutes 15 degrees 00 South thence W1/2-NE1/4; the of feet 206.00 North the of line south said along feet313.62 West seconds 12 minutes 59 degrees 89 South thence described; be to tract the of beginning of point the to W1/2-NE1/4 said of feet 206.00North the of line south the with intersection its to W1/2-NE1/4 said of line east the along feet 206.00 (1996), NAD83 System Coordinate CountyOlmsted the on based bearing East, seconds 52 minutes 15 degrees 00 South thence W1/2-NE1/4; said of corner northeast the at Commencingdescribed as follows:Minnesota County, Olmsted West, 13 Range North, 107 Township 19, Section of (W1/2-NE1/4) Quarter Northeast the of Half West the of part That LEGAL DESCRIPTION DENOTES EXISTING CONCRETEDENOTES EXISTING WETLANDSDENOTES EXISTING EDGE SUPPORT AREADENOTES EXISTING DITCH T 107 N, R 13 W19"NOT TO SCALE"VICINITY MAP NORTH200100SCALE ( IN FEET )0 XXXX DENOTES EXISTING FENCE BARB WIREDENOTES EXISTING WOODS EDGEDENOTES EXISTING LOT LINEDENOTES EXISTING EASEMENT LINE PROPOSED 2.0 OFF STREET PARKING SPACES PER UNIT.SPILLOVER PARKING REQUIREMENTS PER SECTION 63.426: DETACHED DWELLINGS REQUIRE 1.2 PER UNIT.PROPERTY IS IN ZONE X PER FIRM MAP NUMBERS 27109C0158E AND 27109C0166F.STREET CLASSIFICATION: LOCAL COLLECTOR - 590 DAILY TRIPS.NOTES:DENOTES EXISTING WATER HYDRANT DY DENOTES EXISTING STORM MANHOLE ST DENOTES PROPERTY BOUNDARYDENOTES EXISTING SANITARY SEWERDENOTES EXISTING WATER MAINDENOTES EXISTING STORM SEWERDENOTES EXISTING ELECTRIC LIGHT POLEDENOTES EXISTING STORM INLET OSW DENOTES EXISTING WATER VALVEDENOTES EXISTING WATER CURB STOPDENOTES EXISTING STORM CATCH BASIN S DENOTES EXISTING SANITARY MANHOLE W EXISTING FEATURES LEGEND COORDINATE ALL WORK WITH THE RESPECTIVE UTILITY COMPANIES.GOPHER STATE ONE CALL PRIOR TO THE START OF ANY CONSTRUCTION ANDREMOVED. IT IS THE CONTRACTORS RESPONSIBILITY TO REQUEST AUTILITIES NOT SHOWN ON THE PLAN THAT MAY BE REQUIRED TO BEAPPROXIMATE. THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL UNDERGROUND AND OVERHEADALL UNDERGROUND AND OVERHEAD UTILITY LOCATIONS SHOWN ARE CAUTION 442284/13/21CRAIG N. BRITTONTHE LAWS OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA.THAT I AM A DULY LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER UNDERWAS PREPARED BY ME OR UNDER MY DIRECT SUPERVISION ANDI HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAN, SPECIFICATION, OR REPORT 2021-11719 CNBBJSAS SHOWNAPRIL, 2021 PRELIMINARY PLAT ROCHESTER, MINNESOTAMEIER COMPANIESCASSIDY FARMS 1ST SHEET NO.20' U.E.TEMP. STREET END 90.7730.10 283.52 221.05173.70149.28149.40149.00149.00149.0062.00174 0.1975.73199.81N45°41'46"E302.4700.003=R15.132=L"25'21°44=Δ N89°54'38"E276.82 00.7=LΔN0°15'49"W928.0400.023=R39.603=L"71'75°45=ΔN54°41'28"E77.9944.1012.155=L02.121=L1.6890.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.00 90.0090.0090.0090.0026.3631.75=L36.08=L54.08=L83.97=L58.38=L22.85=L25.42 90.0090.11 71.2992.57=L03.231=L89.9990.0090.0032.4890.0090.0090.0032.4783.80.09=L84.29=LL=15.4974.36 90.0090.00 22.4648.89=L1.031=L69.031=L34.36=L45.8490.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0072.20L=18.6295.08=L62.18=L018=L962.9736.7790.0090.0090.00119.7214.13100.202.16 30.9195.1890.0050.16 46.7657.9734.3716.7122.0567.3289.845.2890.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0091.42172.8472.4290.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.0090.00107.72122.7215.68113.9791.0948.42132.57141.272.90 121.3290.0040.35 61.9625.3425.3590.7690.7790.77117.72133.00133.00133.00133.00133.00133.00133.00133.00133.00133.00140.08175.90196.22214.68210.69241.23234.00234.00271.06303.22314.17302.36290.55278.731 49.00156.89163.24149.99198.72195.78189.36168.91139.00139.00139.00139.00139.00139.00139.00139.00139.00 139.49 150.99147.90129.82113.34 N08°20'10"W 229.55N35°36'27"E 212.65N89°59'13"E 148.85N00°15'52"W 2015.73S89°59'12"W 313.62S00°15'49"E 298.92S24°00'33"W119.52S03°16'40"W118.95S00°15'49"E 816.70S19°11'06"W 179.21S58°20'26"W 155.80S89°59'12"W 266.25S81°38'35"W121.40S61°42 '06"W102.37N89°59'13"E 919.49S53°10'25"W 151.52S44°18'14"E 262.92S45°41'46"W57.52S44°18'14"E 215.00S45°41'46"W 403.84 15' D.E.20' U.E.EASEMENT & U.E.30' ACCESS10' U.E.10' U.E.10' U.E.10' U.E.OUTLOT CBLOCK 2BLOCK 1 VEHICLE ACCESSPROPOSED 20' EMERGENCYSTONEHEDGE DR NEPONDSTORMWATERPROPOSED OUTLOT BOUTLOT AOUTLOT A2726252423222120191817161514131211102625242322212019181716151413 121110 PONDSSTORMWATEREXISTING 987654398765432121 11501140113011301130113011201120 NEDRIVERIDGEGARNETCOPPER POINT LANE NESTONEHEDGE DRIVE NE 5' WALK5' WALK37.34' B-B62' R/W 11801170116011501140113011 2011101100110010901080107010701060111011001090108010701060112011101100109010801070112011101100109010801140113011201110110010901170116011501140113011201210120011901180121012001190118011701160115011401 21012001190118011701160 SSSSY H WY H SSSSSSSSS XXXXXX , if it determines that the following criteria are met:Final Plat City Council shall approve a ApprovalFinal PlatCriteria for development. purpose of constructing the street, utility, and drainage facilities needed to serve theway and easements of adequate size and dimension are provided for the -of-Rights m) permitted uses on, or the efficient continued development of, adjacent properties.y of The proposed subdivision will not have adverse impacts on the safety or viabilit l) design of the subdivision. Range Capital Improvements Programs and the elements listed in those programs in the-year and other Long-sion has taken into account the current sixThe proposed subdivi k) connections, and adequate buildable area in each lot for planned uses.vehicle, transit, vehicular, service and emergency access, efficient utility service motorized -lot and block layout provide for safe and convenient pedestrian, non The j) wastewater systems that exceed adopted standards.site impacts on the street, drainage, water, or -The proposed subdivision will not have off i) lots are developable for their designated purposes.ater tables have been adequately studied to ensure that all The soils, topography and w h) standards.60.400.040C Subdivision level Connectivity and Circulation and applicable traffic service transportation plans and is consistent with the street layout standards listed in Section zed system is consistent with adopted motori-The vehicular, pedestrian, transit and non g) or adopted drainage or stormwater policies.the City of Rochester and is consistent with the adopted Stormwater Management Plan plan for soil erosion and stormwater management meets the adopted standards of The f) efficient and timely extension to serve future development.normal and fire protection demands of proposed development and to provide for the The proposed water system and sanitary sewer system are adequate to serve the e) or county ordinance.aw or city The proposed land subdivision will not result in a violation of federal or state l d) General Development Plan, Conditional Use Permit, and/or Traffic Impact Study.The proposed land subdivision permit is consistent with any approved and applicable c) this UDC. UDC has been approved pursuant toModification, Major Modification, or Variance for any deviation from the standards in this The proposed land subdivision conforms to all standards in this UDC, unless a Minor b) consistent with the adopted Comprehensive Plan.The proposed land subdivision is a) n)333 minimize or eliminate flood damage.located and constructed to All public utilities and facilities, such as sewer, gas, electrical, and water systems, are vi) andbuilding sites no lower than two feet below the regulatory flood protection elevation; both to the subdivision and to the individual The subdivision provides road access v) access roads are clearly labeled on all required subdivision drawings and pla?ng documents; boundaries, the regulatory flood protection elevation and the required elevation of alloodway and/or Flood Fringe District For all subdivisions containing land within the Fl iv) Adequate drainage is provided to reduce exposure of flood hazard; or above the regulatory flood protection elevation;Each lot contains a potential building site located outside of the Floodway District at ii) ordinance; of the future residents of the proposed subdivision in a manner consistent with this erosion potential, or any other floodplain related risks to the health, safety, or welfare k formations with severe limitations for development, severe drainage, soil and rocThe proposed subdivision adequately mitigates the risks of flooding, inadequate i) Overlay:Floodplain –For any land located within the Special Flood Hazard Area of the FPO p) subdivision residents into surrounding residential districts. spillover parking fromIf located in a residential zoning district, the subdivision addresses the need to avoid o) adopted plans, policies, and regulations. The proposed parks, trail thoroughfares, and open space dedications are consistent with RESOLUTION334plat thereof on file in the Recorder’s Office, said Olmsted County, Minnesota; thence Block 2, STONEHEDGE ESTATES FOURTH SUBDIVISION, according to the recorded degrees 41 minutes 46 seconds West 249.68 feet to the most easterly corner of Lot 12, thence South 61 degrees 42 minutes 06 seconds West 102.37 feet; thence South 45 West 266.25 feet; thence South 81 degrees 38 minutes 35 seconds West 121.40 feet; minutes 26 seconds West 155.80 feet; thence South 89 degrees 59 minutes 12 seconds South 19 degrees 11 minutes 06 seconds West 179.21 feet; thence South 58 degrees 20 118.95 feet; thence South 00 degrees 15 minutes 49 seconds East 816.70 feet; thence 33 seconds West 119.52 feet; thence South 03 degrees 16 minutes 40 seconds West degrees 15 minutes 49 seconds East 298.92 feet; thence South 24 degrees 00 minutes of the North 206.00 feet of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter; thence South 00 thence South 89 degrees 59 minutes 12 seconds West 313.62 feet along said south lineWest Half of the Northeast Quarter to the point of beginning of the tract to be described; Northeast Quarter to its intersection with the south line of the North 206.00 feet of said Coordinate System NAD83 (1996), 206.00 feet along the east line of said West Half of the South 00 degrees 15 minutes 52 seconds East, bearing based on the Olmsted County Commencingat the northeast corner of said West Half of the Northeast Quarter; thence Range 13 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota, described as follows: That part of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 19, Section 107 North, in Olmsted County, Minnesota isto be known and designated as follows:at apublic hearing duly noticed and held on December 2, 2024, the following plat of lands NOW,THEREFORE IT BE RESOLVEDby the Common Council of the City of Rochester,fact,and approved the Final Platsubject to fourconditions. hearing to consider a Final Plat application for the development, adopted the findings of WHEREAS, on December 2, 2024, the City of Rochester Common Council held a public in R.C.O §60.500.040 (subd. H) Final Plat.Development memo dated December 2, 2024, and finds the proposal meets the criteria WHEREAS,the Council adopts the findings as described attached to the Community Stonehedge Drive NE and Jasper Place NE.located atthe terminus of Stonehedge Dr NE, 500 feet northeast of the intersection of WHEREAS,the Final Platproposes 43residential Lots&3 outlots on 33.09 acresof land approval for a subdivision tobe known asCassidy Farms First.WHEREAS,Meier Companies has requested from the City of Rochester Final PlatIntersection of Stonehedge Drive NE and Jasper Place NE.Locatedat The Terminus of Stonehedge Dr NE, 500 Feet Northeast of The aSubdivisionConsisting of 43Residential Lotsand 3 Outlots on 33.09acres,Approving FinalPlatNo.CD2024-040PLAT, To Be Known asCassidy Farms First, continuing South 45 degrees 41 minutes 46 seconds West 154.16 feet along the 335Governmental Unit).demonstrating wetland bank credits has been paid to Olmsted County (Local 4.Prior to recordation of the Final Plat, the applicant shall provide documentation Olmsted County Addressing and GIS fees have been paid.3.Prior to recordation of the Final Plat, the applicant shall provide documentation that dedication requirement via cash in lieu of land. 2.Prior to recordation of the Final Plat, the applicant shall meet their parkland proposed Lots 5 and 6, Block 1. Pedestrian Facilities Easement centered on the common lot line between 1.Prior to Recordation of the Final Plat, the owner shall convey a 30 foot wide said plat are hereby accepted, subject to the follow conditions:approved, and all dedications of land or interests in land for public purposes as shown on TO BE KNOWN as “Cassidy Farms First”, byMeier Company,Applicant, is herebySaid tract containing33.09acres, more or less.Northeast Quarter to the point of beginning.minutes 52 seconds West 2015.73 feet along said east line of the West Half of the with said east line of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter; thence North 00 degrees 15 minutes 13 seconds East 148.85 feet along the north line of said Outlot A to its intersection said west line of Outlet A, EMERALD HILLS SUBDIVISION; thence North 89 degrees 59 SUBDIVISION; thence North 35 degrees 36 minutes 27 seconds East 212.65 feet along seconds West 229.55 feet along said west line of Outlot A, EMERALD HILLS in said Olmsted County Recorder’s Office; thence North 08 degrees 20 minutes 10 Outlot A, EMERALD HILLS SUBDIVISION, according to the recorded plat thereof on file south line of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter to its intersection with the west line of Quarter; thence North 89 degrees 59 minutes 13 seconds East 919.49 feet along said SUBDIVISION to its intersection with the south line of said West Half of the Northeast West 151.52 feet along said northeasterly line of STONEHEDGE ESTATES FOURTH easterly corner of said Lot 9, Block 1; thence South 53 degrees 10 minutes 25 seconds saidnortheasterly line of STONEHEDGE ESTATES FOURTH SUBDIVISION to the most SUBDIVISION; thence South 44 degrees 18 minutes 14 seconds East 262.92 feet along northerly corner of Lot 9, Block 1, said STONEHEDGE ESTATES FOURTH said northeasterly line of STONEHEDGE ESTATES FOURTH SUBDIVISION to the most SUBDIVISION; thence South 45 degrees 41 minutes 46 seconds West 57.52 feet along East 215.00 feet along said northeasterly line of STONEHEDGE ESTATES FOURTH northerly corner of Lot 1, said Block 2; thence South 44 degrees 18 minutes 14 seconds northeasterly line of said STONEHEDGE ESTATES FOURTH SUBDIVISION, to the most PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF336Rochester, Minnesota)(Seal of the City ofMAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 2024.CITY CLERKATTEST: __________________________PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL___________________________________ ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________,2024. 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The event also provided an opportunity for attendees to engage in It attracted quality visitors, many from out of state, who spent money at local businesses and explored CVMA Nationals 2024 was a successful event that brought significant economic benefits to Rochester. Visitor Spending– International Symposium on Amyloidosis (ISA) 348 with Mayo Clinic Experience Rochester hosted this conference in partnership •attendees from 50 countries impact, international medical conference featuring 1,000 -High• Live Entertainment: New, Returning and Thanks for 349 the Memories Community Engagement 350 Fiscal Responsibility 351 2024 Projected 352 forecastingSound fiscal stewardship: financial analysis, tracking and •need to utilize its operating reserve2024 was the first year Experience Rochester did not •Best fiscal performance over the past five years•End Forecast-Year 2025 Corporation 353 Budget in Brief The Road Ahead 354 The Road Ahead 355 Downtown Task ForceMaintain active collaboration with community partners and the •Boost visitor engagement initiatives•planInitiate the development process for a comprehensive tourism master •conferencesimpact -wide and high-scale city-Strengthen sales efforts to attract large•campaignExpand destination marketing with a focus on a summer leisure •Enhance efficiency in campus operations• Community Shared Value 356 Thank You and 357 Questions M 358 tnemeganaM?htworG?&?ycnarbiV?cimonocE:selpicnirP?lanoitadnuoF?&?seitiroirP.ytiC?eht?yb?gnidrocer?dna?noitucexe?ot?roirp?erutangis?rof?renwO?eht?ot?dedivorpneeb?sah?hcihw?,tnemeerga?siht?fo?lavo rppa?dnemmocer?smaet?skroW?cilbuP?dna?noitartsinimdA?ytiC?.stsoc?tcejorptisnart?dipar?sub?kniL?eht?fo?trap?sa?rewes?yratinas?fo?noitacoler?eht?fo?%03?yap?lliw?ytiC?ehT.esu?cilbup?rof?yadnuS?ro?yadrut aSno?syad?radnelac?81?ot?pu?rof?eerf?rof?pmar?gnikrap?llats-0052?eht?esu?ot?thgir?eht?evah?llahs?ytiC.secaps?gnikrap?kniL?cilbup?001?eht?etacoler?ot?VTW?ta?lecrap?depolevednu?na?noecalp?rehtona?dnif? ytiC?eht?pleh?ot?seerga?oyaM?,tol?siht?fo?tnempoleved?nopU?.etis?eht?fo?noitropnretsew?eht?,B?toltuO?no?tisnart?dipar?sub?kniL?rof?secaps?tol?gnikrap?ecafrus?cilbup?yraropmet?001:edulcni?tnemeerga?si ht?ni?eton?fo?smetI?.segrahc?detaler-tnempoleved?fo?tnemyap?eht?rof?smret?dna?;seitilicaftnemeganam?retaw?mrots?fo?ecnanetniam?niatrec?rof?snoitagilbo?laicnanif?;stnemesae?yraropmetdna?tnenamrep?reht o?dna?yaw-fo-sthgir?cilbup?fo?noitacided?eht?rof?snoitagilbo?eht?;seitilicaf?tnemeganamretaw?mrots?dna?,seitilitu?,steerts?cilbup?gnidulcni?,erutcurtsarfni?cilbup?fo?noitcurtsnoc?eht?rof?snoitagilbol aicnanif?dna?gnimit?eht?;gnisahp?tnempoleved?sa?hcus?smeti?sesserdda?tnemeerga?ehT?.'egalliVtisnarT?tseW?rof?tnemeergA?tnempoleveD'?deltit?tnemeerga?tnempoleved?a?deraperp?dna?evitatneserpers'renwO?d na?renwO?eht?htiw?detanidrooc?evah?smaet?skroW?cilbuP?dna?noitartsinimdA?ytiC?ehT?.tnempoleved?laitnediserdna?laicremmoc?erutuf?rof?stoltuo?owt?dna?tnempoleved?tisnart?dipar?sub?kniL?s’ytic?eht?fo?su nimretnretsew?eht?fo?noitacol?eht?gnidulcni?cilbup?eht?ot?detacided?eb?lliw?taht?toltuo?na?,pmar?gnikrap?llats-0052a?fo?noitaerc?eht?rof?ytreporp?eht?edividbus?ot?lavorppa?timrep?tnempoleved?etarapes ?gnikees?si?renwOehT?.etis?tnempoleved?detneiro-tisnart?a?sa?depoleved?eb?lliw?taht?)VTW(?egalliV?tisnarT?tseW?sa?nwonkWS?teertS?dn2?gnola?serca?31?yletamixorppa?fo?gnitsisnoc?ytreporp?laer?snwo?)ren wO(?cinilC?oyaM:evitarraN?tropeR.egalliV?tisnarT?tseW?eht?sa?nwonk?tnempoleved?esu-dexima?rof?,noitazinagro?tiforp-non?atosenniM?a?,cinilC?oyaM?eht?htiw?tnemeerga?tnempoleved?a?gnizirohtuA:detseuqeR? noitcA???2.HegalliV?tisnarT?tseW?fo?tnempoleveDrof?cinilC?oyaM?htiw?tnemeergA?tnempoleveD NOITCA?ROF?TSEUQER iksvorbmoDnolliD?dna?resuahnietS?ydniC:RETNESERPsnoitadnemmoceR?dna?stropeR:NOITCES?ADNEGA noitartsinimdA?ytiC:TPED?GNITANIGIRO4202?,2?rebmeceD:ETAD?GNITEE F 359 egalliV?tisnarT?tseW?fo?tnempoleveD?dna?cinilC?oyaM?-?tnemeergAegalliV?tisnarT?tseW?-?paM?noitacoL:stnemhcattA resuahnietS?ydniC:yB?deraperP.emit?siht?ta?detseggus?era?snoitca?evitanretla?oN:)s (noitcA?evitanretlA.atosenniM?,ytnuoC?detsmlO?ni?sdrocer?ytreporp?etairporppa?eht?ni?tnemeergAsiht?drocer?ot?tsoc?eht?yap?lliw?dna?eef?noitaraperp?tnemucod?ytiC?a?yap?lliw?renwO?ehT??.stsoctcejorp?ti snart?dipar?sub?kniL?eht?fo?trap?sa?rewes?yratinas?fo?noitacoler?eht?fo?%03?yap?lliw?ytiC?ehT:tcapmI?ecruoseR?&?lacsiF.devorppa?TALP700-4202DC?.oN?noisividbuS?dnaL?rojaM?gniteeM?licnuoC?ytiC?:4202?,5 1?yluJ:tnemegagnE?ytinummoC?&?snoitcA?evitalsigeL?roirP.seicilop?ytiC?elbacilppa?fo?krowemarf?retaerg?eht?nihtiwtcejorp?tnempoleved?eht?fo?ssenetairporppa?eht?erusne?lliw?dna?ytreporp?a?fo?tnempoleve d?eht?ot?detalersnoitagilbo?s’ytiC?eht?dna?s'renwO?eht?ezilairomem?ot?evres?lliw?tnemeerga?tnempoleved?a?fo?noitucexE:tcapmI?IED?&?snoitaredisnoC?yciloP ytilibaniatsuS?&?ytilibisnopseR?lacsi EXIT LANE 360 PRELIMINARY - NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION DATENo.BY©K:\\TCS_LDEV\\WEST TRANSIT VILLAGE\\3 Design\\CAD\\Exhibits\\2024-1003 Parcel Exhibit.dwg October 03, 2024 - 1:19pm WWW.KIMLEY-HORN.COMPHON E: 651-645-4197767 EUSTIS STREET, SUITE 100, ST. PAUL, MN 55114 KIMLEY-HORN AND ASSOCIATES, INC.2023 SHEET NUMBER.cnI ,setaicossA dna nroH-yelmiK ot ytilibail tuohtiw eb llahs .cnI ,setaicossA dna nroH-yelmiK yb noitatpada dna noitazirohtua nettirw tuohtiw tnemucod siht no ecnailer reporpmi dna fo esueR .deraperp saw ti hcihw rof tneilc dna esoprup cificeps eht rof ylno dednetni si ,ecivres fo tnemurtsni na sa ,niereh detneserp sngised dna stpecnoc eht htiw rehtegot ,tnemucod sihT EXIT LANELANEENTRYLANEENTRYLANEENTRYLANEENTRYLANEENTRYEXIT LANE 361 ”); and Future Developer(s)development (“”) from Owner for Developable Parcels undeveloped parcels and outlots (the “developed in part by Owner, and in part by an entity or entities that purchase the the Property be after the recording of the Plat, , the Owner intends that WHEREAS ; and anticipated to be approved after the execution of this Agreement”) is Plat final plat for the Property consisting of the Parcels (the “, the WHEREAS the City of Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota; and, located at 2905 Country Club Rd W., in Exhibit B d, as depicted on 14.1344 acres of lanWest Transit Village, a project consisting of three developable lots and four outlots on 007PLAT to be known as -24, approved Major Land Division No. CD2024-Resolution 135, the City Council of the City of Rochester on July 15, 2024, by WHEREAS ; and 2-Exhibit A in such platted parcels will be named in the final plat as depicted as )”Parcel” or individually, a “Parcels, and collectively, the “,” respectively Outlot D“,” and Outlot C,” “Outlot B,” “Outlot A, “Lot 2, Block 2,” “Lot 1, Block 2,” “Block 1Lot 1, Olmsted County, Minnesota (each of the foregoing platted parcels referred to as “1, Block 1, Lots 1 and 2, Block 2, and Outlots A, B, C and D of West Transit Village, in the Property as Lot from the City to plat approval seeking Owner is WHEREAS, ”); and Property“(the 1-Exhibit A set forth on description legalOlmsted County, Minnesota, having the , Owner owns certain real property within the City of Rochester, WHEREAS ”).City“a Minnesota municipal corporation (hereinafter referred to as City of Rochester,the ”), and Owner hereinafter referred to herein as “profit corporation (-non, a Minnesota Clinic, 2024, by and between Mayo ________ day of_____ made as of this ”),Agreement“(this THIS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR WEST TRANSIT VILLAGE FOR WEST TRANSIT VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FINAL 11/22/24 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 1 362 City, Owner may complete the development of the Property, including the . Upon execution of this Agreement by Owner and Owner Improvements development of the Property.ure development agreement related to further from being included in a futPhase 1, or with regard to a single parcel in Phase 2, does not remove that obligation development of the Property and that satisfying such obligations with regard to unless explicitly limited to Phase 1, apply to all phases of II.1 or II.2 below, Owner acknowledges that any obligations listed in .OWNER’S OBLIGATIONS II. .by Owner and City this Agreement ion ofxecutE Addressing fees. applicable Final Plat GIS Impact and E911 Payment by Owner of lanStormwater Management Pand Grading and utilities Civil plan for public streets Civil Construction Plans“(collectively, the City approval of the following civil plans for the Property have been satisfied: shall the following conditions approval of the Plat, rior to theP effectiveness of this Agreement, the Plat shall have been approved and recorded.Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, prior to the APPROVAL OF FINAL PLAT:EFFECTIVENESS, CONDITIONS OF acknowledged, Owner and City agree as follows:forth herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the adequacy of which is hereby , in consideration of the mutual benefits to the parties set NOW, THEREFORE mutual benefit of the Owner, the City, and the public; andto the following the recording of the Plat y and efficient development of the Property orderland some of the obligations that will apply to the Developable Parcels, and facilitate the rights and obligations of the Owner and City related to the development of the Property, , Owner and City wish to enter into this Agreement to memorialize the WHEREAS ”); and City Improvements“(collectively, the Exhibit D Property, which improvements are described in the attached City is installing and constructing certain improvements within the WHEREAS, ity and Owner or any Future Developer; and agreement between the CAgreement, whether by Owner or a Future Developer, will require a separate development Property other than Lot 1, Block 2 and except for improvements contemplated by this Owner acknowledges that any development on any portion of the WHEREAS, ”) on Lot 1, Block 2; and Project structure (the “to construct a parking , after the recording of the Plat,Owner intends WHEREAS, 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 2 363 .calendar days annually o more than N ii. cleaning costs. and , car removalthe Project including, as necessary, securityassociated with its use of and expenses all costs but shall pay Project for the use of the pay a use fee to Owner City will not agreed upon:and conditions to be mutually constructed, pursuant to the following terms and conditions and other terms which Owner shall permit the City to use the Project for public parking, if Additionally, Owner and the City shall negotiate an agreement pursuant to water main laterals to serve the Project.Stormwater, sanitary, Exhibit E identified on Construction of the East Stormwater Retention Pond (in the location Exhibit E location identified on Construction of the West Stormwater Retention Pond (in the located on Outlot A). Removal of the existing stormwater retention basin (currently , 2026: November”), on or before Phase 1 Improvements“Improveme nts on the Property each as approved by the City (collectively, 2 as a parking structure and Owner shall perform the following Owner 1, Block In Phase 1, Owner intends to develop Lot . Phase 1 Improvements except as otherwise set forth in this Agreement. Owner Contract(s) -authorized for construction by the applicable Citya Future Developer, shall pay for all public improvements ,appropriateImprovements and any Phase 2 Improvements, respectively. Owner, or, as shall occur prior to construction of the Phase 1 Owner Contract -City eachwill address the Phase 2 Improvements (defined below). The execution of Owner Contract(s) that -Owner or Future Developer(s) will enter into CityContract(s) that will address the Phase 1 Improvements (defined below). Owner -. Owner will enter into Cityparties to reflect a specific project, as edited by the attached hereto Exhibit C substantially in the form of Owner Contracts -Improvements through its execution of separate CityOwner plans to construct the Owner Owner Contracts-City .” Owner Improvements collectively, the “and Phase 2 Improvements (to the extent required to be constructed) are r Improvements as provided below. The Phase 1 Improvements he Ownetbe performed by the City pursuant to this Agreement, Owner shall complete nd subject to completion of the City Improvements that are to except for acompliance with all other applicable ordinances and permit approvals, . Subject to and the Owner Improvements be approved for the Projector subsequently will be on file at the City, which have been, or will hereafter consistent with this Agreement and the plans, which are on file at the City, Owner Improvements as provided herein and the private improvements, 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 3 364 constructed, the following construction shall have been At the time of development of Outlot B, if not earlier iv. Site grading required to develop Outlot B. iii. Stormwater, sanitary, water main laterals to serve Outlot B. ii. and C immediately adjacent to Outlot B. Pedestrian Facilities/street scape on sidewalk in Outlots A :of Outlot A, Outlot B and Outlot C Development NW and Avalon Cove Court NW. installation of the traffic signal at the corner of 2nd Street connection of 1st Street SW to Avalon Cove Court NW and if not earlier constructed, construction of the 1, Block 1,generated by development of Lot mitigate vehicular traffic party traffic study to be required to -If determined by a third iv. .Site grading required to develop Lot 1, Block 1 iii. Block 1. Stormwater, sanitary, water main laterals to serve Lot 1, ii. immediately adjacent to Lot 1, Block 1. Pedestrian Facilities/street scape on sidewalk in Outlot D Lot 1, Block 1: Development . requirements of the UDChe tor screening meeting a structure construction of a permit for applied forDeveloper of Lot 2, Block 2 has ss the Owner or a Future required by the UDC unleinstall screening to obstruct the Project from view as Phase 1 on Lot 1, Block 2 (if constructed), Owner must after completion of the Project in 24 months No later than iii. Block 2. Stormwater, sanitary, water main laterals to serve Lot 2, ii. immediately adjacent to Lot 2, Block 2.Pedestrian facilities/street scape on sidewalk in Outlot D :Lot 2, Block 2 Development Developable Parcel shall automatically terminate and have no further effect. agreement for such Developable Parcel, the terms below for suchdevelopment agreements. Upon the execution of such future development to further agreement and terms and conditions as set forth in such future perform the following improvements, all subject future development, shallor a Future Developer, in addition to improvements necessitated by such 1, Lot 2, Block 2, and Outlot B. During such future development, Owner, agreements with the City related to the future development of Lot 1, Block development development of the Developable Parcels, will enter into future Owner, or a Future Developer, prior to . Phase 2 Improvements hold Owner harmless. will City iv. . sor Sunday snly on SaturdayO iii. 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 4 365 and as well as the approved Civil Construction Plans and Grading but not limited to Olmsted County, MNDNR, MPCA, USACE, etc., , including having jurisdiction over the Property by other agenciesconformance with City standards, City ordinances, permits issued water conveyance and storm water management facilities in Owner shall design (subject to City approval) and construct storm referenced in Section I.3) above ater Management PlanwStormand Grading the Plans including Construction approved Civil Olmsted County, MNDNR, MPCA, USACE, etc., as well as the , including but not limited to having jurisdiction over the Property City standards, City ordinances, permits issued by other agenciduring construction and restoration activities in conformance with erosion and sediment control best management practices (BMPs) Owner shall manage storm water runoff and implement appropriate Property: following specific terms and conditions shall apply to development of the of the Property results in the need for storm water management. The Owner acknowledges that the development .Storm Water Management development agreement related to a Developable Parcel.such activities, pursuant to applicable law, to be reflected in a future The City may impose additional requirements on improvements. other or parcel and prior to construction of any Owner Improvements anyactivity on of a grading permit are required prior to the commencement of any grading nd issuance including grading and drainage and storm water management, aFor Phase 2 Improvements, City approval of the Civil Construction Plans, .approval shall not be unreasonably withheld)(which made with the abutting landowners and approved by the Cityof the abutting properties unless other documented arrangements are shall match the existing grades Lot 1, Block 2 The plans for grading of the abutting public roadway(s).shall be graded to match the grades Lot 1, Block 2 Where applicable, : on Lot 1, Block 2 provisions related to site grading. Owner shall also comply with the following additional on Lot 1, Block 2Owner Improvements or the improvements and prior to construction of any on such parcel of any grading activity required prior to the commencementConstruction Plans and issuance of a grading permit for Lot 1, Block 2 are ements, City approval of the Civil For Phase 1 Improv Management)Civil Construction Plans (including Grading and Storm Water of 2nd Street NW and Avalon Cove Court NW. Court NW and installation of the traffic signal at the corner onnection of 1st Street SW to Avalon Cove completed: c 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 5 366 development agreement for Outlot B by Owner and City in Concurrently with the execution of the future Outlots A, B, C: iii. Street SW. st SW to 1Street nd public walkway a minimum of 20 feet wide connecting 2Parties agree to negotiate further regarding any Outlot D. access to any central plaza area adjacent to the BRT station on Parties agree to negotiate further regarding public Phase 2, Lot 1, Block 1: ii. 1, and Lot 2, Block 2 for vehicles and pedestrians. access rights between owners of Lot 2, Block -Cross Lot 2, Block 2:Phase 2, Site Easements.- .Real Estate 11) regulations. street that complies with the Rochester Fire Code and related adopted fire building or structure for emergency vehicles and apparatus from a public Owner shall ensure adequate access to each .Emergency Vehicle Access 10) Intentionally deleted. .Signal included with the City Improvements. Property, as reasonably determined by the City Engineer, other than signage Owner shall pay for all traffic control signage required within the .Signage Property. monthly Stormwater Utility Fees commencing with development of the . The Stormwater Utility requires payment of Water Utility and a SWUFThe City has implemented a Storm .Storm Water Utility Fee (SWUF) no cost to the City. acceptable stormwater facilities maintenance easement agreement at dedicate such pond and facilities to the City subject to a mutually is complete, Owner shall )) abovebII.3)Section referenced in (Stormwater Retention Pond WestAfter construction of the referenced in Section I.3) above and Stormwater Management Plan ater Management PlanwStorm 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 6 367 multiplied by 1,425.6 feet). $75.39 per foot(calculated as follows: entire frontage of Country Club Rd SWthe or of $107,476.00 fin the amount Watermain Connection Charge :policy, the Property is subject to the followingside of the Property abutting Country Club Rd SW. Based on current City Project J7272) along the south construction of municipal water (as part of . The Property benefits from City’s prior Utility Connection Charges 13) acre (2024 Rate) Water Availability Charge (WAC) @ $3,358.20 per developable Trunk Sewer Rate @ $17,004.09 per developable acre (2024 Rate) application on each Developable Parcel): the City (which shall follow the approval any Site Development Plan obligations as outlined below, within thirty (30) days after invoicing from Owner shall pay the following Trunk Sewer Rate and WAC related .Trunk Sewer Rate and Water Availability Charge (WAC) Obligations 12) Exhibit F forth on acceptable to the City and Owner which shall include the terms set in a form mutually approval of the Platon or before agreement parking aCity and Mayo agree to execute Parking Agreement. recording charges associated with the transfer of the rights.conveyance documents to the City, and the Owner agrees to pay the City shall be responsible for recording the Document Recording. of the City. accept on behalffor acceptance and recording and which such City official shall Owner, which Owner shall execute and deliver to the City official be prepared by the City, subject to agreement as to the form by . Any applicable public easements/deeds shall Official Acceptance Intentionally deleted.Private Outlots. Intentionally deleted. Public Outlots. Intentionally deleted. .Right of Way Intentionally deleted. .Site Easements-Off customary and reasonable terms and conditions. subject to Cove Court NW and dedicate such roads to the CityAvalon Cove Court NW and connect 2nd Street NW and Avalon shall, on Outlot A and Outlot C, agree to connect 1st Street SW to connection with the development of Outlot B, Owner of Outlot B 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 7 368 licable flood plain related regulations, including shall comply with all appotherwise authorized by approval of a Wetlands Replacement Plan. Owner the viability of wetlands lying within and/or abutting the Property unless developing the Property that will damage or in any way negatively impact action in within and/or abutting the Property. Owner shall not take anyregulations, regarding any and all wetlands and associated buffers lying Minnesota Rules 8420 as well as all other federal, state, and local wetlands Owner shall comply with the provisions of .Flood Plain / Wetlands 22) Rochester City Council for such encroachment. Revocable Permit Agreement, and shall have received approval by the cute a City prepared make a written request to the City Engineer, shall exea permanent nature within the right of way or public easements, Owner shall material, signage, lighting, entry features, sprinklers, or any other facility of Prior to placing any permanent landscape .Landscape Maintenance 21) days of invoicing after such dedication.30 calendar year is $1.76 per square yard (2024 Rate) and is payable withinwithin 30 days after invoicing. The First Seal Coat rate for the 2024 dedicated and the City has accepted such dedication. Payment shall be due Street SW once it is constructed and nd Cove Court Connection to 2Street SW to Avalon Cove Court NW and Avalon st for the connection of 1Owner shall pay a First Seal Coat contribution to the City First Seal Coat. 20) boulevard trees in the Unified Development Code at 60.400.030.. Owner shall comply with City Ordinance regarding Boulevard Trees 19) in lieu of land dedication.-payment of cashresidential development, Owner, or Future Developer, must make a issuance of any building permit for any Developable Parcel that will include City’s Unified Development Code and understands that, prior to within the . Owner has reviewed the park dedication requirements Park Dedication 18) Intentionally Deleted. .Pedestrian Facilities/Streetscape 17) . Intentionally deleted. Electrical Utility 16) Intentionally deleted. Utility Extension 15) of construction on any individual lot. consistent with City established policies and must be paid prior to the start Property is subject to payment of a PIF that will be calculated and collected Development of individual lots within the .Plant Investment Fee (PIF) 14) multiplied by 1,425.6 feet).$84.54 per foot (calculated as follows: the existing sanitary sewer extending across the Propertyfor in the amount of $120,520.00 Sanitary Sewer Connection Charge 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 8 369 rules and regulations.in accordance with its obligations and requirements under City ordinances, City, City shall maintain such improvements as it does other public property improvements by City. Following acceptance of such improvements by ptance of such period of its ownership of such improvements before acceAgreement, including but not limited to this Section II.27, are limited to the maintenance obligations of Owner under this acknowledge that all anything to the contrary in this Agreement, the parties Notwithstandingbasis that Owner performed the obligations giving rise to the charges. and Owner may challenge such certification on the ,Statutes Chapter 429intent to certify charges under Minnesota City’s notice of written withOwner City must provide ,such claimdisputed pursuant to Section IV.6), the Owner Improvements and Owner has, during the notice and cure period Owner has failed to perform the construction or maintenance obligations of provides Owner with written notice pursuant to Section IV.6) claiming that City that t. In the even3,410,000.00in a court of law for any amounts up to $all rights to contest or file an appeal of the charges or certification thereof hearing as provided in Minnesota Statutes Chapter 429, and further waives of and a Owner hereby waives its right to noticeotherwise provided herein, Except as applicable to. The certification shall be for a term of one yeathat individual lot or lots within the Property that the obligations are certification with Olmsted County for collection with the property taxes for , plus interest at a rate of 7.5%, through the Owner Improvementsrelated to construction or maintenance, and for any unfulfilled obligationsconstruction or maintenance, and collect its reasonable costs for complete the provisions provided in this Agreement, the City may terms of this Agreement, subject to (in each case) the notice and cure , or to make payment according to of the Owner Improvements obligationsits successors or assigns fail to perform the construction or maintenance In the event Owner, Performance-Payment / Non-Certification for Non 27) for the Property within 30 days after invoicing by the City. Agreement, the Owner shall make payment of all charges outlined herein Unless otherwise stated within this Payment of Development Charges. 26) of approval required by the UDC for development within the Property.Owner shall comply with the specific conditions .Conditions of Approval 25) and construction within the Property.Owner shall obtain all of the required permits for development .Permits 24) Intentionally deleted. .Shoreland Protection 23) conditioned through development approval for the Property. the requirement to provide for and maintain compensatory flood storage as 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 9 370 ortion within thirty (30) 50% of the Mayo Pas follows: ”) PortionMayo the “ being (such portion reasonable costs of the sewer workthe actual and seventy percent (70%) of Owner will pay .2025Owner, which relocation shall be completed on or before May 1, Relocation of sanitary sewer pursuant to the plans approved by below) bear the costs of the following public infrastructure: The City shall complete and (except as set forth .City Improvements outlined herein and the Owner fulfills all of its obligations outlined herein.Property provided the City receives full payment from Owner of all charges The City shall not restrict the full development of the .No Restriction development applications for the Property.with the terms of this Agreement, and as may be required by any related donated portions of the Property and easements outlined herein, consistent The City agrees to accept the dedicated and .Acceptance of Dedications require public hearings or other public processes.approval or guarantee of any future land use, zoning, or other approvals that -development, provided that nothing herein shall be interpreted as a pre use-supports the development of the Property as a residential and retail multiProperty by the Owner, the City acknowledging that it recognizes and e Project and the Property in order to facilitate the development of the to thordinance, land use, zoning, and subdivision approvals and actions related reasonably deemed appropriate by the City, with obtaining various the Owner and to review and to assist the Owner in the ordinary course, as The City agrees to cooperate with .Development of West Transit Village pursuant to the process outlined in the City’s Unified Development Code. standards are met, approve the platting and development of the Property The City will consider and, assuming all Unified Development Code CITY’S OBLIGATIONS III. encumbrances.recording of this Agreement the Property is not subject to any mortgage Owner states that as of the date of execution and Consent of Mortgagee. 30) Olmsted County, Minnesota. pay the cost to record this Agreement in the appropriate property records in Owner will pay a City document preparation fee and will Recording Fee 29) month period ending July 31.-area during the preceding twelveaul Record Construction Cost Index as measured in the Minneapolis / St. Pcontinue each year thereafter based on the change in the Engineering News document will be adjusted annually commencing on January 1, 2025, and The rates/charges identified within this Charge Rate Adjustment. 28) 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 371 h respect to the default. remedies available under law or equity witdefaulting party shall have all rights and -beneficiaries of the nonparty -defaulting party or any third-thereafter diligently), the nonthereof to the defaulting party and such default is not pursued ritten notice days, such cure is commenced within 60 days after win the event of a cure which cannot be reasonably cured with 60 within 60 days after written notice thereof to the defaulting party (or In the event of the City’s or the Owner’s default which is not cured Remedies regulations.subject to all applicable City ordinances, policies, and other governmental he Owner and the City acknowledge that they will remain T. Ordinances Agreement which relate to the portion of the Property owned by such owner. owners, each owner shall be liable only for those obligations under thisIf at any time different portions of the Property are owned by different obligations hereunder which arise during such owner’s period of ownership. ly for those and each successor owner of the Property shall be liable onwith the land and shall apply to the Owner, its successors or assigns. Owner obligations set forth in this document shall be considered covenants running Unless otherwise specifically noted, the Successors and Assigns. regarding these matters. There are no understandings, agreements, or representations, oral or written between the parties regarding the matters specifically contained herein. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement . Entire Agreement reasonable in its conditions and its timing in responding to any such request.City policies in place at the time of the request, but in any event shall be uest consistent with the the release is requested. City will process the reqaddress any remaining applicable provisions of this Agreement at the time Agreement, which may include execution of a supplemental agreement to Owner may request future release or partial release of this Release. .the owners of the Parcels affected by the amendmentagreement signed by supplemented, or amended in any manner whatsoever except by written This Agreement will not be altered, modified, . Waiver and Amendment .GENERAL PROVISIONS IV. shall be completed on or before September 4, 2026. pproved by Owner, which construction NW pursuant to the plans aAvenue st Street NW, and 31 st Construction of 28th Avenue NW, 1 thirty (30) days of completion of the sanitary sewer work.within remainder of the Mayo Portion and the days of the bid award, 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 372 due to the inability to satisfy monetary obligations shall extend Agreement to perform under this ure by the CityfailAny ch causes.attributable to superformance by such party will be extended for the period of time pandemic, or other similar causes beyond either party’s controllaws or regulations, unavailability of labor or materials, contractor delays, governmental outs, labor disputes, -weather, or other casualty, strikes, walkearthquake, tornado, wind storm, heavy rain storm, unusually inclement because of any delays caused by fire, flood, explosion, hurricane, If either party fails to perform under this Agreement . Force Majeure event of a subsequent default.party’s rights to enforce such provision or any other provision in the provisions contained herein shall not be deemed a waiver of that Failure of any party to enforce any Failure to Enforce not a Waiver. use of any other or all of said remedies.cumulative and the exercise of one remedy shall not preclude the All remedies provided herein shall be Remedies are Cumulative. interest.defaulting party until the date reimbursed in full with accrued -percent per annum from the date of payment by the nonplus two established from time to time by U.S. Bank, Rochester, Minnesota, pursuant to Section IV.6)b. above at the rate of Prime Rate as defaulting party -reimbursed by the defaulting party to the non. Interest shall accrue on all amounts required to be Interest defaulting party.-be reimbursed or paid to the nonfees, together with interest provided in Section IV.6)c. below, shall party in enforcing this Agreement, including reasonable attorney’s defaulting -Any amounts expended by the nonReimbursement. pocket money damages.--Action for direct actual, out (d) Action for specific performance; and, (c) Injunctive relief; (b) defaulting party immediately upon demand;-party to the nonin Subsection IV.6)c. below, shall be paid by the defaulting ng same, plus interest as provided reasonable costs in correctidefaulting party’s -correcting the default and the nonits option enter upon the Property for the purpose of defaulting party may, at -defaulting party, a non-by the nonWith respect to matters that are capable of being corrected (a) following specific rights and remedies: In addition, and without limitation, the parties shall have the 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 373 Rochester, MN 55905 First Street SW200 Tim Siegfried Attn: Mayo Clinic If to Owner: addressed as follows:certified mail, postage prepaid, UPS, etc.), or sent by United Statesin person, by recognized overnight delivery service (i.e., Federal Express, serviced by any party hereto upon the other will be in writing and delivered Any notice or election herein required or permitted to be given or . Notices 12) held to be invalid.and enforced as if the contract did not contain the particular term or provision igations of the parties shall be construed not be affected, and the rights and oblconflict with any law, the validity of the remaining terms and provisions shall Agreement is declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be illegal or in The parties agree that if any term or provision of this .Severability 11) this clause will survive the termination or expiration of this Agreement.Notwithstanding any provision in this Agreement to the contrary, condition. to any such term or legal objections they may have specifically waives any and all extent it is within the authority of the parties,to the ,legality of any term or condition found within this Agreement andAs such, both parties agree that they will not challenge the ement.this Agreadministrative delays associated with a legal challenge to any of the terms of Both parties wish to avoid any development or statement not set forth herein.them as stated herein; and (d) has not relied upon any representation or ision to accept appreciates the significance of those terms and has made the decthis Agreement; (c) has read this Agreement, understands all of its terms, Agreement’s terms and conditions, and to consult an attorney before signing t of time to consider this deems appropriate; (b) has had a sufficient amounwillingly of its own volition with such consultation with legal counsel as it (a) enters into and executes this Agreement knowingly, voluntarily and it:By executing this Agreement, Owner acknowledges that .Concurrence 10) opment whether or not they are cited in this Agreement. develall standards and procedures required by the UDC remain applicable to this the City’s Unified Development Code (UDC), and is authorized to do so, Community Development Director has explicitly waived a requirement in Except where the City Engineer or .Development Requirements accordance with the laws of the State of Minnesota.This Agreement will be governed by and construed in . Governing Law such cause.period of time attributable to corresponding for the Owner performance by 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 374 \[Signature Pages Follow\] counterparts, all of which shall constitute one and the same instrument.. This Agreement may be executed in several in Counterparts Execution 14) facts to the contrary. in reasonable reliance upon such estoppel certificate without knowledge of contained therein, and such bona fide purchaser or encumbrancer has acted l certificate which are contrary to the facts of the date of the estoppeextent that such claim or defense is based upon facts known to the issuer as or defense against a bona fide encumbrancer or purchaser for value to the Such estoppel certificate shall act to estop the issuer from asserting a claim Whether this Agreement is in full force and effect. (3) detail.any way by it and if so, then stating the nature thereof in reasonable Whether this Agreement has been assigned, modified or amended in (2) reasonable detail.and if there are known defaults, specifying the nature thereof in Whether it knows of any default under this Agreement by Owner, (1) City’s knowledge as of such date:mortgagee or successor, an estoppel certificate stating to the best of the (60) days after receipt of such request to Owner, or its prospective Upon written request of Owner, the City will issue within sixty .Estoppels 13) Rochester, MN 55901 Suite 100 4001 West River Pkwy NW, Rochester Public Works City Engineer Attn: City of Rochester If to the City: Rochester, MN 55905 200 First Street SW Chief Legal Officer Attn: Mayo Clinic with a copy to: 966648.v16\\\\RC110 DMS_US.367135188.7 375 ) COUNTY OF OLMSTED ) SS ) STATE OF MINNESOTA Notary Public ________________________________ is Agreement for and on behalf of the municipal corporation.executed tha Minnesota municipal corporation, who is personally known by be to be the person who _____________________, the ____________________ of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of _________, 2024, by The foregoing ) COUNTY OF OLMSTED ) SS ) STATE OF MINNESOTA 358.15(a)(2) § Stat. Minn. See My term is indeterminate public notary officio Minnesota, County, Olmsted Geistler, City ClerkKelly K. Date: __________________, 2024 Attest: Kim Norton, Mayor Date: __________________, 2024 By: a Minnesota municipal corporation City of Rochester, Agreement to be duly executed as of the day and year last below written.name and behalf and its seal to be duly affixed hereto and the Owner has caused this the City has caused this Agreement to be duly executed in its IN WITNESS WHEREOF, FOR WEST TRANSIT VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT SIGNATURE PAGE 966648.v16\\\\RC110 376 Notary Public ________________________________ executed this Agreement for and on behalf of the municipal corporation.ho a Minnesota municipal corporation, who is personally known by be to be the person w_____________________, the ____________________ of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of _________, 2024, by 966648.v16\\\\RC110 377 Rochester, MN 55901 4001 West River Parkway NW Suite 100 Rochester Public Works This Document Drafted By: Notary Public ________________________________ profit corporation.-eement for and on behalf of the nonAgrprofit corporation, who is personally known by be to be the person who executed this -_____________________, the ____________________ of Mayo Clinic, a Minnesota nonThe foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ___ day of _________, 2024, by ) COUNTY OF OLMSTED ) SS ) STATE OF MINNESOTA Its ___________________________ By ___________________________ profit corporation-a Minnesota non Mayo Clinic, FOR WEST TRANSIT VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT SIGNATURE PAGE 966648.v16\\\\RC110 378 (Abstract Property) seconds West, parallel with said east line, 160.01 feet to the point of beginning.with said east line, from the point of beginning; thence North 00 degrees 53 minutes 11 es 11 seconds East, parallel intersection with a line which bears South 00 degrees 53 minutdegrees 52 minutes 42 seconds East, parallel with said north line, 1304.54 feet to the 39 minutes 14 seconds East, parallel with said west line, 160.06 feet; thence South 89 ce South 01 degrees west line of said Southeast Quarter as measured at right angles; then42 seconds West, parallel with said north line, 1306.76 feet to a point 66.00 feet east of the the east line of said Southeast Quarter, 1206.75 feet; thence North 89 degrees 52 minutes Quarter, 1257.50 feet; thence South 00 degrees 53 minutes 11 seconds East, parallel wit52 minutes 42 seconds West, assumed bearing along the north line of said Southeast Commencing at the northeast corner of said Southeast Quarter; thence North 89 degrees Olmsted County, Minnesota described as follows: EXCEPT that part of the Southeast Quarter of Section 33, Township 107, Range 14, to the point of beginning.centerline, 521.19 feet; thence North 00 degrees 45 minutes 45 seconds East, 887.38 feet 5 degrees 09 minutes 51 seconds East along said seconds East, 889.94 feet; thence South 6radius of 1273.24 feet, and the chord of said curve bears South 85 degrees 35 minutes 12 nontangential curve concave southerly, central angle of 40 degrees 54 minutes 38 seconds, t along said centerline and along a WIMBLEDON HILLS; thence easterly 909.13 feesaid west line, 390.77 feet to the centerline of C.S.A.H. No. 34 as dedicated in feet; thence West, 66.00 feet to the west line of said Southeast Quarter; thence South, along parallel with said west line, 244.03 to, the west line of said Southeast Quarter; thence South,Southeast Quarter, 1306.60 feet to a point 66.00 feet east of, as measured at right angles thence North 88 degrees 28 minutes 09 seconds West, parallel with the north line of said int of beginning; the east line of said Southeast Quarter a distance of 1206.25 feet for a poQuarter, 1257.50 feet; thence South 00 degrees 45 minutes 45 seconds West, parallel with 28 minutes 09 seconds West, assumed bearing, along the north line of said Southeast degrees Commencing at the northeast corner of said Southeast Quarter; thence North 88 Olmsted County, Minnesota described as follows:A part of the Southeast Quarter of Section 33, Township 107 North, Range 14 West, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY 1-EXHIBIT A 966648.v16\\\\RC110 379 \[See attached.\] PLATDRAFT OF 2-EXHIBIT A 966648.v16\\\\RC110 380 966648.v16\\163\\RC110 381 966648.v16\\163\\RC110 382 \[See attached.\] SITE PLAN EXHIBIT B 966648.v16\\\\RC110 1-B 383 966648.v16\\163\\RC110 1-B 384 \[See attached.\] OWNER CONTRACT-FORM OF CITY EXHIBIT C 966648.v16\\\\RC110 1-C 385 e Project elements.\]the design of thReport available to the City and its designees for the purpose of evaluating “Report”) for the Project. Owner is obligated to make the results of said “Geotechnical Professional”) to prepare a Geotechnical Report (hereinafter (hereinafter \[_______________\]retained the professional services of \[If applicable to the Project and its Work, Owner has by separate document Work elements including Project close out.coordination of the the Project. The Project Manager is responsible for all will serve as Project Manager for \[____________\], Owner’s representative, .OWNER’S SPECIFIC OBLIGATIONS NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby mutually agreed between City and Parties as follows: Design Specifications.Plans for the Project (hereinafter “Project Plans”) and adherence to the City’s Standard conditions herein, including full compliance with the approved Civil Construction expense (unless otherwise specifically noted herein), and subject to the terms and the public improvements Work for the Project, utilizing Contractor, at its own cost and rm which will terminate upon City acceptance of the Work, and (b) permission to perfoway dedicated to the public in the Final Plat of the Property for purpose of the Work --City is hereby granting Owner (a) temporary access over, under and across the rights this Contract.rovements work for the Project is referred to as the “Work” under foregoing public impreference as attached Exhibit ‘A’, and hereinafter referred to as the “Project”. The “Public Improvements to \[____________________\]”, the plan sheets depicted for \], generally referred to as City / Owner ngineer that was engaged by the \[the Design Eeasements consistent with the approved plans and specifications thereof prepared by way or public --infrastructure or perform other private work within the public rightOwner hereby requests permission to, at its own expense, construct public improvements to serve the \[___________________\].\[_______________________\] (the “Property”). Owner has programmed Owner owns or leases real property in the City of Rochester, generally described as WITNESSETH, THAT WHEREAS conditions of this Agreement.Engineer shall hereinafter collectively be referred to as the Parties under the general terms and (hereinafter referred to as “Design Engineer”), and together Owner, Contractor and Design _______\] “Owner”) and \[______________\] (hereinafter referred to as “Contractor”), and \[_____profit corporation\] (hereinafter referred to as -as “City”), and \[Mayo Clinic, a Minnesota nonCity of Rochester, a Minnesota municipal corporation, (hereinafter referred to 20__, between the THIS AGREEMENT (“Agreement” or “Contract”), made this _____ day of ___________, OWNER CONTRACT-CITY 966648.v16\\\\RC110 2-C 386 mation that all applicable expenses net difference upon City’s confirmade initial payment, the City will reimburse Owner’s representative who by City, are less than the amount specified above and collected from Owner, Project, as documented by Observation & Oversight Engineer and approved In the event the observation and oversight expenses for the Deadlinethe Work elements for the Project being completed by the Completion related to construction observation and oversight for the Project, subject to shall have no other financial obligation & Oversight Engineer. Owner oversight services for the Project that are to be performed by Observation representing Owner’s financial obligation related to observation and $_____________sentative shall pay to City the amount of repreProject. Concurrent with Owner’s execution of this Contract, Owner’s arrangement, to perform construction observation and oversight for the Oversight Engineer”) has been retained by City, through a separate (hereinafter referred to as “Observation & \[_________________________\] by the City to the extent the Excused Delay is falls under I.(c)(i) above.event shall Owner be responsible for costs, expenses, or damages incurred that, in no reasonable costs directly caused by an Excused Delay, except Completion Deadline. Owner shall reimburse the City of its actual, reasonable period of time to account for such Excused Delay to the then the Completion Deadline shall be extended for such ,Delay”)(iii) any other cause beyond Owner’s reasonable control (each, an “Excused Contractor, the Design Engineer, or Observation & Oversight Engineer, or (including City ordered changes to the Work); (ii) any act or neglect of the t of the Citycnegleact or a(i) elaycompletion of the Work is dted to such delay, if Owner or any party under contract with Owner contribuand anything to the contrary, and only in the event that no act or neglect of in completion of the Project Work elements. Notwithstanding the foregoing ion & Oversight Engineer, as a result of the delay oversight by the Observatadditional costs incurred by the City related to additional observation and Contract, and then Owner may be obligated to reimburse the City for an Addendum to the Contractor may be required by City to execute, Owner and \[______________\]completed by the Completion Deadline of (due to weather, soils, etc.). In the event the Project Work elements are not requirements or provisions, and any changed working conditions Federalrequirements of the City Ordinances, development conditions, or State or between the Owner and City related to the Project or Project Property, or \[______________\] (“Development Agreement”), or any other agreement executed by Owner and City, dated Development Agreementfulfill the conditions required of Owner or intent of that certain Contract, including any scope of Work changes that may be required to Project construction costs in connection with the Work provided under this Standard Design Specifications. Additionally, Owner shall pay for all consistent with the approved Project Plans and in adherence with City (“Completion Deadline”) and in a manner \[_______________\]elements by Owner shall oversee the Contractor’s completion of all Project Work 966648.v16\\\\RC110 3-C 387 elements included in the Project.regulations that may affect cost, progress, and performance of its Work Contractor states it is familiar with and is satisfied as to all laws and elements included in the Project.ress, and performance of its Work conditions that may affect cost, progfamiliar with, and is satisfied as to the general, local, and Property visual examination of the Property and the adjacent areas, has become Contractor states it has visited the Property, conducted a thorough and alert reference items related to the Project.construction plans, City design specifications, and all other data and Contractor states it has examined and carefully studied the Contract, civil .CONTRACTOR’S REPRESENTATIONS II. recording fee.said easements, and shall pay City a standard document preparation and description and exhibit drawing (prepared by a qualified professional), for r shall provide City a legal execution of this Contract by Owner. OwneOwner shall dedicate all easements, at no cost to City, concurrent with previously been dedicated for all public infrastructure for the Project, way have --Unless all public drainage & utility easements, and right denying Owner the opportunity to perform other projects within the City.Owner’s obligations set forth in this Contract, may be used as a basis for Failure to do everything required by this Agreement, as it pertains to the the private utility services.to commencement of installation of are required from Public Works priorthis Contract and that separate utility connection permit(s) and inspection(s) connections being constructed as part of this development are NOT part of Owner acknowledges that all private sanitary sewer & water service \[NA, as it relates to this Contract.\] Development Charges. to resolve any concerns.Engineer, who will be designated to Owner by the City, or his/her designee Engineer’s duties, Owner shall communicate directly with the City ncerns regarding Observation & Oversight In the event Owner has any coOwner will not provide direction for work performed on behalf of the City. Oversight Engineer performing its duties related to the Project. Specifically, Owner shall not provide direction to or interfere with the Observation & and paid by City.incurred by Observation & Oversight Engineer have been claimed, verified, 966648.v16\\\\RC110 4-C 388 City may withhold future contracts with the Contractor; (2) as the outstanding elements are completed;City will withhold the issuance of building permits until such time City may record an affidavit of noncompliance indicating that the (1) appropriate, including but not limited to the following:the outstanding items through whatever legal course it may deem not been completed within this schedule, City may take action to resolveork elements have WIn the event Contractor’s working days. \[__\]within improvements within the approved Civil Construction Plans for the Project, Contractor shall complete all public commencing specific work elements, satisfaction of the City, on or before by the Completion Deadline. Upon elements, except for warranty items that are subject to this Contract, to the The Contractor shall complete all of its Project Work Completion Date. times as the public safety may require.public against injuries, and keep danger signals at all places and at such Contractor agrees to take all precautions necessary to protect the Safety. the private utility services.ncement of installation of c Works prior to commerequired from Publithat separate utility connection permit(s) and inspection(s) are as part of this development project are NOT part of this Contract and private sanitary sewer & water service connections being constructed Contractor acknowledges that all delay approval of any subcontractor. contract addendum(s). City shall not unreasonably withhold, condition or approved owner -as they may be amended based on any subsequent Cityed on the approved Project Plans and specifications, and elements, and basrequired by the contract documents. Contractor shall perform the Work specifications incorporated into the Project Plans, and to do everything compliance with current year City of Rochester engineering standards and City Engineer, and in accordance with Project Plans approved by thelabor necessary in the construction of the Project described herein, in necessary tools and equipment, and to do and perform all the Work and Contractor hereby covenants and agrees to furnish all materials, all .CONTRACTOR SPECIFIC OBLIGATIONS III. drawings.been identified in the technical data in such reports and environmental conditions, if any, at or adjacent to the Property that have and drawings, and (2) reports and drawings related to hazardous have been identified in the technical data in such reports the Property that of physical conditions related to existing surface or subsurface structures at tests of subsurface conditions at or adjacent to the Property and all drawings Contractor states it has carefully studied all: (1) reports of explorations and 966648.v16\\\\RC110 5-C 389 ngineer or his designee.EThis/These plugs shall only be removed at the discretion of the City connection of new sanitary sewer lines to existing City sewer lines. plug(s) at a location(s) designated by the City Engineer prior to Where applicable, Contractor will install a sewer Sewer Lines. (4) elements.and subcontractors licensed to perform those specific Work this Contract. All Work elements shall be performed by contractors ormed under claims Contractor may have for payment for Work perfContractor agrees and shall hold the City harmless from any and all By execution of this Contract, has violated Minn. Stat. 574.26. and may not later claim the City under the terms of this Contract actor Contractor for all Project Work elements performed by Contra form it determines is adequate to guarantee Owner’s payment to Contractor shall obtain surety from the Owner in an amount and in Owner Contract, -As a condition of performing Work under this City (3) maintenance period.Contractor’s same amount, and with an effective date covering theperiod, Contractor shall also provide a maintenance bond in the year maintenance -and effect until the expiration of Contractor’s oneIf the bonds do not state on their face that they remain in full force (2) Owner. shall name, as dual obligees, the City and theand materials, respectively. The payment and performance bonds the plans and specification and payment of all claims for the labor shall guarantee the performance of the Contract in accordance with 574.26, and conditioned as required by Minnesota Statutes, Section materials for the purpose of this contract. Said bonds shall be the payment bond for the benefit of all persons furnishing labor and with the performance bond for the use of City and $____________ast Minnesota. Each bond shall be in the total sum of at leitself and a surety company authorized to do business in the State of shall furnish to City, performance and payment bonds executed by Prior to commencement of any work under this Contract, Contractor (1) Contractor.estimated cost of the public improvements Work to be performed by the amount and in a form acceptable to the City that accurately represents the Contractor shall provide surety in an Project Surety from Contractor. necessary to protect its interests.The City may take such other legal action that it determines (4) performance bond for completion of the required elements;City may contact the bonding agents and take action against the (3) 966648.v16\\\\RC110 6-C 390 ContractContractor for the period of time required under the Construction by by others. The property insurance shall be maintained supplied or equipment materialsand labor performed and odifications msubsequent the Construction Contract, plus the value of improvements required under this Agreement and the amount of the r’s property insurance coverage shall be no less than ContractoThe on a replacement cost basis. pursuant to the Construction Contract,, including for work performed to cover the total value of the Projectrisks” completed value or equivalent policy form and sufficient -“allproperty insurance written on a builder's risk purchase and maintainalso shall Contractorhe Owner under the Construction Contract, tinsurance during such maintenance period. If requested by the tificate, and in any event shall maintain indicated on the original cerContractor shall provide a new certificate prior to the expiration date the policy shall expire prior to the end of the maintenance period, intention to cancel or terminate. If any insurance certificate indicates nce company’s to receive thirty days’ written notice of the insuratermination of any insurance above described, City of Rochester is shall be endorsed indicating that in the event of cancellation or Inspections and Approvals requirements. All policies of insurance ract of and abide by the provisions of the City Owner ContClerk. Contractor shall also ensure that its subcontractors are aware forth above, and that certificates to this effect are filed with the City ain automobile and worker’s compensation insurance, as set maintContractor to determine and require that such subcontractors Contractor through subcontractors, it shall be the responsibility of of the work contemplated by this contract shall be done by for workers’ compensation. In the event that all or a portion effect also file with the City Clerk a certificate indicating insurance is in to any liability insurance maintained by the City. Contractor shall with the City Clerk. Contractor’s liability insurance shall be primary tificates of such automobile insurance and to file a certificate or cer$500,000, naming the City of Rochester as an additional insured, least $1,500,000/$3,000,0 00 and property damage limits of at least in the performance of this contract with bodily injury limits of at surance on all vehicles insurance on its vehicles and to maintain ininsurance, with the City Clerk. Contractor further agrees to maintain $500,000, and file such policy of insurance, or a certificate of such $1,500,000/$3,000,000 and property damage limits of at least least Rochester as an additional insured, with bodily injury limits of at period, a general liability insurance policy naming the City of maintain for a duration not less than its maintenance and warranty Contractor, at its own expense, shall procure and Insurance. (5) 966648.v16\\\\RC110 7-C 391). City Engineer may accept the B provided for reference on the attached ExhibitEngineer’s execution of a separate City Acceptance (an example Acceptance is Contract. City’s Acceptance of the work shall be memorialized by the City he duration established by this ontract for tCfurnished and installed pursuant to this guarantees and agrees to maintain the stability of all work done and materials the City without any further acts or deeds of the Owner, except that Contractor City. When accepted by the City, the Project elements shall become the property ofcertified by Observation & Oversight Engineer and is subsequently accepted by responsibility for the maintenance of the Project elements until such work is City accepts no CITY ACCEPTANCE. MAINTENANCE. OWNERSHIP. VI. discuss project scope, erosion control, and general schedule.roject, to City’s representative shall be held prior to commencing Work on the POwner, Contractor, Design Engineer, Observation & Oversight Engineer, and the site meeting between the -for the Project are on file with the City Engineer. An onplans and specifications and Grading Plans have been approved and the approvedreference. Work shall not commence on the Project until the civil construction plans execution, and the Construction Contract, all of which are incorporated herein by n in effect at the time of Contract Standards for Street and Utility ConstructioContract, the approved plans and specifications, and the City of Rochester’s made a part hereof to the same extent as if fully set forth herein, consist of this The contract documents for the Project, which are CONTRACT DOCUMENTS services for public infrastructure within the City.for denying Design Engineer the opportunity to perform other engineering Failure to do everything required by this Contract may be used as a basis provided to the City in a format acceptable to the City Engineer.infrastructure and critical grading elements. Said record drawings shall be Design Engineer shall provide record drawings for all Project related public $1,000,000.00.the Project. The minimum aggregate coverage shall be not less than design, plan and specification preparation, and record drawings related to Design Engineer shall maintain Errors & Omissions Insurance for all of its same or similar circumstances.e discipline would in the profession, or as other professionals in the samcare, diligence, and skill prescribed in the code of practice of his or her maintain its ethical and legal duty of a professional to exercise the level of In performance of its duties, Design Engineer shall Standard of Care. .DESIGN ENGINEER’S SPECIFIC OBLIGATIONS IV. public improvement projects within the City.a basis for denying Contractor the opportunity to construct other Failure to do everything required by this Agreement may be used as (6) 966648.v16\\\\RC110 8-C 392 ous activities of the Contractor or its subcontractors, agents, or employees tortiof whatsoever nature resulting from or arising out of the negligent or otherwise and their officials, officers, agents, and employees from all claims, suits, or actions The Contractor agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Owner, the City, .attorney’s feesto defend and pay all costs in defending these claims, including reasonable parties to this Agreement, or employees under this Agreement. The Owner agrees ctivities of the Owner, or its agents who are not negligent or otherwise tortious aactions of whatsoever nature brought against the City to the extent caused by the party claims, suits, or -officials, officers, agents, and employees from all thirdThe Owner agrees to defend and hold harmless the City, its HOLD HARMLESS. XI. purpose.create a conflict of interest for any Observation & Oversight Engineer, and Design Engineer any right to claim that services provided under this Contract by for professional services. City and Owner understand this relationship and waive provide professional services to the Owner and to the City under a separate contract may be required to Observation & Oversight Engineer and Design Engineer For the construction of these public facilities CONFLICT OF INTEREST and the Work to be performed hereunder.s and regulations applicable to this Contract local laws, together with all ordinancecomply and cause its agents and employees to comply with all federal, state and Work authorized by this Contract, Owner, Contractor, Design Engineer shall In connection with the administration and performance of the COMPLIANCES IX. responsibility of City.in any work or services under this agreement shall in no way be the obligation or claims and any act or omission on the part of any party’s employees while engaged ny and all such social security coverage, retirement membership or credit, and alimited to, worker’s compensation coverage, unemployment insurance benefits, be considered employees of the City for any purpose whatsoever, including, but not provided for herein shall not the performance of any work or services required or Engineer are independent contractors and all persons employed by said parties in parties that Owner, Contractor, Design Engineer, and Observation & Oversight It is expressly understood and agreed by all INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR VIII. .completion or correction within a schedule approved by the Citymade, shall perform such work identified as needing a warranty claim is beingconstructed in accordance with City specifications or has not been accepted, or that notice from the City or its agent, that the Project, or a portion thereof, has not been Owner and / or Contractor, within 14 days after receiving ACCEPTANCE.-NON VII. .of the remaining parties’ obligationsOwner’s, Design Engineer’s, or Contractor’s work independent of the completion 966648.v16\\\\RC110 9-C 393 signatures, electronic signatures to this Contract shall be as valid as original manual that, other than notarized same instrument. The parties to this Contract agree and all such counterparts taken together shall be deemed to constitute one and the number of counterparts by the different parties hereto on separate signature pages, This Contract may be executed in any EXECUTION IN COUNTERPARTS. XVI. consultants.-workmanlike manner through the use of its own staff and/or subthis Contract and is obligated to perform the required Work in a professional and actor acknowledges that it is bound by the terms of or delayed by the City. Contrsigned by all parties, such consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, the prior written consent of the City Engineer and formal Contract amendment Owner shall not substitute Contractor identified herein without SUBSTITUTION XV. .clause will survive the termination or expiration of this Contractt to the contrary, this Agreement. Notwithstanding any provision in this Agreemenor administrative delays associated with a legal challenge to any of the terms of this decision to accept them as stated herein. All parties wish to avoid any development hose terms and has made the all of its terms, appreciates the significance of tconsult an attorney before signing this Contract; and (c) has read and understands sufficient amount of time to consider this Contract’s terms and conditions, and to he/it deems appropriate; (b) has had a consultation with legal counsel as he/sContract knowingly, voluntarily and willingly of his/her/its own volition with such Design Engineer acknowledge that he/she/it: (a) enters into and executes this By executing this Contract, the Owner, Contractor, and CONCURRENCE. XIV. The above recitals are hereby incorporated into and made part of this Contract.shall be effective only in the specific instance and for the specific purpose givendification, or change writing and signed by all parties. Such waiver, consent, momodification, or change of terms of this Contract shall bind any party unless in representations not specified herein. Furthermore, no waiver, consent, al or written understandings, agreements, or representations. There are no orThis instrument supersedes all prior negotiations, understandings, agreements, and agreement, and the complete and exclusive statement of the terms agreed upon. This Contract constitutes the final expression of the parties’ MERGER CLAUSE. XIII. provisionthis Contract shall not constitute a waiver by any such party of that or any other enforce any provisions of The failure of the City or any other party to WAIVER. XII. Engineer agrees to reimburse all costs of these claims, including attorney’s fees.ubcontractors, agents, or employees under this Agreement. The Design its sresulting from or arising out of the negligent activities of the Design Engineer or and their officials, officers, agents, and employees from all claims, suits, or actions The Design Engineer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Owner, the City, defending these claims, including attorney’s fees.under this Agreement. The Contractor agrees to defend and pay all costs in 966648.v16\\\\RC110 -C 394 \[Signature Pages Follow\] .er and Contractorby Ownthe Construction Contract shall govern unless otherwise mutually agreed in writing standard shall govern, and as between the Owner and the Contractor, the terms of Agreement and the Construction Contract, the most stringent requirement or ms of this in the event of any conflict, inconsistency, or ambiguity between the tershall apply to the Project to be completed pursuant to this Contract; provided that, Contract”). Contractor and Owner agree that the terms of the Construction Contract “Construction Contractor on a form agreement acceptable to Owner (thebe completed pursuant to the construction contract executed by Owner and Project is part of an overall project and work scope that, along with the Work, shall The Owner and Contractor agree that the CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT. XIX. .Proceed from the Cityand Grading Plan are approved, and the Contractor has received a written Notice to until such time the Contract documents are fully executed, the Construction Plans Work under this contract shall not commence COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. XVIII. accordance with the laws of the State of Minnesota.This Agreement will be governed by and construed in .GOVERNING LAW XVII. same force and effect as manual signatures.signatures and shall be effective to bind the parties to this Contract and have the 966648.v16\\\\RC110 -C 395 , 20__ Dated ATTEST: , 20__ Dated corporationa Minnesota municipal CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, CITY: duly executed on the day and year hereinabove set forth.N WITNESS WHEREOF, the respective parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be I 966648.v16\\\\RC110 -C 396 Its: By: profit corporation-a Minnesota non Mayo Clinic, OWNER: 966648.v16\\\\RC110 -C 397 Notary Public \].corporation/company/organization\[executed the same as his/her free act and deed and on behalf of the by me to be the person who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he/she , and who is personally known CONTRACTOR, type of business and place of incorporation\]\[NAME OF of __________________, the ______________________ 20__, byday of __________, ____ The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ) COUNTY OF OLMSTED ) SS ) STATE OF MINNESOTA Its: By: a _______________ _________________, CONTRACTOR: 966648.v16\\\\RC110 -C 398 Notary Public \].corporation/company/organization the same as his/her free act and deed and on behalf of the \[to be the person who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he/she executed , and who is personally known by me ENGINEER, type of business and place of incorporation\]\[NAME OF DESIGN of __________________, the ______________________ 20__, byday of __________, ____ The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ) COUNTY OF OLMSTED ) SS ) STATE OF MINNESOTA Its: By: a _______________ _________________, DESIGN ENGINEER: 966648.v16\\\\RC110 -C 399 \[Insert Plan Sheets for the Project referenced in Recital #2\] EXHIBIT A 966648.v16\\\\RC110 -C 400 \[Attached\] EXAMPLE OF CITY ENGINEER’S CERTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE EXHIBIT B 966648.v16\\\\RC110 -C 401 .\]on the following page attachedcover sheet Exhibit continues with the\[ September 13, 2024.on to the City provided by Owner to such plans which plans shall include the comments attached on the following page, coversheet theby Charging more particularly identified and Bus Utilities, Landscaping, Drainage, Signage & Striping, Technology, Lighting,Aggregate Base, Concrete Paving, Concrete Walk, Concrete Curb & Gutter, ,Gradingthose certain Plans For: City Improvements to include all improvements contemplated by DESCRIPTION OF CITY IMPROVEMENTS EXHIBIT D 966648.v16\\\\RC110 1-D 402 966648.v16\\163\\RC110 1-D 403 966648.v16\\163\\RC110 2-D 404 SITE PLAN IDENTIFYING OWNER IMPROVEMENTS EXHIBIT E 966648.v16\\\\RC110 1-E 405 966648.v16\\163\\RC110 1-E 406 related uses.-staging and other temporary constructionfor and any other Parcel City rights are subject to Mayo’s rights to use Outlot B · d maintenance of such other Parcel as a parking lot.operation anon any other Parcel, all operating and maintenance expenses associated with the and maintenance of Outlot B as a parking lot, and, in the event of surface parking City to pay all operating and maintenance expenses associated with the operation · such use.the event of parking anywhere else on any other Parcel, on such Parcel to permit City to perform all improvements on Outlot B required to permit such use, and, in · .1, Block 1 or the commencement of development of the Parceluntil the earlier of such time as the City has established permanent parking on Lot and ,upon commencement of development of the Parcel) for parking third location(except that Mayo shall not have an obligation to identify a respect to Outlot Bwith upon similar terms set forth hereindevelopment commences on Outlot Bto permit up to 100 cars to park on such alternate location upon the date expense,, at its cost and , City shall have the righton another Parcel alternate location. If Mayo identifies such an ityotherwise reasonably acceptable to Mayo and Cis (c) and ,development predevelopment or has not commenced , (b)shas rightthat (a) is available, not otherwise being used, and to which no other party Mayoowned by on another undeveloped Parcel for parking up to 100 cars location an alternateproviding such notice, Mayo will use reasonable efforts to identify least 12 months’ notice prior to requiring City to vacate Outlot B. Upon Mayo will provide at ,In the event of commencement of development of Outlot B · or the commencement of development of Outlot B. Block 1such time as the City has established permanent parking on Lot 1, the earlier of City has the right to permit up to 100 cars to park on a portion of Outlot B until · 100 Spaces PARKING RIGHTS AGREEMENT TERMS TO INCLUDE IN EXHIBIT F 966648.v16\\\\RC110 1-F M 407 celdaK?moT?eht?wolla?lliw?noitaxenna?siht?fo?lavorppA?.rorre?lacirelc?gnitsixe?eht?xif?ot?ecnanidro?ybdexenna?eb?tsum?lecrap?tcejbus?eht?,tnemeerga?eht?etanimret?ot?deerga?seitrap?htob?esuaceB? .pihsnwoTedacsaC?dna?ytiC?eht?neewteb?tnemeergA?noitaxennA?ylredrO?eht?rednu?ytiC?eht?otni?dexennareven?saw?ytreporp?ehT?.ytiC?eht?yb?dednuorrus?si?)celdaK?moT(?CLL?,41DC?yb?denwo?ytreporp?ehT.pihsnw oT?edacsaC?dna?ytiCeht?neewteb?tnemeergA?noitaxennA?ylredrO?eht?htiw?detaicossa?noituloser?a?hguorht?dexenna?erew?dnalfo?serca?111?nehw?2991?ni?derrucco?evah?yam?rorre?lacirelc?eht?seveileb?maeT?weiv eR?tnempoleveDehT?.stimiL?ytiC?nihtiw?eb?ot?deveileb?saw?ti?sa?stnemeergA?noitaxennA?ylredrO?erutuf?ni?dedulcniton?saw?noitseuq?ni?lecrap?ehT?.8102?fo?yraurbeF?ni?tnemeergA?noitaxennA?ylredrO?eht?det animretyllautum?ytiC?eht?dna?pihsnwoT?edacsaC?taht?derevocsid?saw?ti?–?stnemtsujda?yradnuob?lapicinumrehto?dna?snoitaxenna?seldnah?taht?eciffo?eht?–?sgniraeH?evitartsinimdA?fo?eciffO?s’atosenniM?fo?e tatSeht?gnitlusnoc?retfA?.6791?ni?ytiC?eht?dna?pihsnwoT?edacsaC?yb?detpoda?tnemeergA?noitaxennA?ylredrOna?ni?dedulcni?saw?lecrap?ehT?.lecrap?eht?fo?yrotsih?eht?dehcraeser?setammaet?ytiC?,yrevocsid?si ht?retfA.pihsnwoT?edacsaC?nihtiw?detacol?llits?sawdna?ytiC?eht?otni?dexenna?reven?saw?talp?noitiddA?celdaK?moT?devorppa?eht?htiw?detaicossa?slecrap?ehtfo?enO?.rorre?lacirelc?a?derevocsid?eciffO?gnisn eciL?dna?sdroceR?ytreporP?ytnuoC?detsmlO?eht?,slairetamdettimbus?eht?fo?weiver?rieht?gniruD?.gnidrocer?rof?eciffO?gnisneciL?dna?sdroceR?ytreporP?ytnuoCdetsmlO?eht?ot?talp?noitiddA?celdaK?moT?devorppa ?eht?thguorb?setammaet?ytiC?,4202?,31?rebmetpeS?nO.4202?,31?rebmetpeS?no?devorppa?saw?nalP?tnempoleveD?etiS?eht?dna?,4202,3?rebmetpeS?no?devorppa?saw?noisividbuS?dnaL?roniM?ehT?.snoitacilppa?htob?dew eiver?setammaetytiC?.etis?eht?fo?tnempoleved?erutuf?eht?rof?)PDS320-4202DC(?nalP?tnempoleveD?etiS?a?dettimbus?oslatnacilppa?ehT?.etis?AIK?celdaK?moT?wen?a?rof?etis?erutuf?a?dna?,pohs?riaper?dna?ecnan etniam?detaicossa,etis?adnoH?celdaK?moT?gnitsixe?eht?dedulcni?slecrap?esehT?.eerht?otni?slecrap?ruof?talper?ot?)TALP910-4202DC(?noitacilppa?noisividbuS?dnaL?roniM?a?dettimbus?)celdaK?moT(?CLL?,41DC?, 4202?,1?tsuguA?nO.tekcap?eht?nihtiw?detacol?sitroppus?fo?rettel?eht?dna?noitaxenna?fo?rovaf?ni?si?,CLL?41DC?,ytreporp?decnerefer?eht?fo?renwo?ehT?.ENdR?redliW?fo?htron?teef?003?detacol?lecrap?erca-30 .1?yletamixorppa?na?xenna?ot?gnitseuqer?si?ytiC?ehT:evitarraN?tropeR?.stimiL?ytiC?retsehcoR?eht?otni?dnal?fo?serca?30.1?etaroprocniot?,ytiC?eht?yb?,XNA600-4202DC?.oN?ecnanidrO?yb?noitaxennA?fo?gnidae R?tsriF?eht?gniliF?dna?gnivieceR:detseuqeR?noitcA???1.JretsehcoR?fo?ytiCeht?yb?XNA600-4202DC?.oN?ecnanidrO?yb?noitaxennA NOITCA?ROF?TSEUQER egarK-reldnipS?leahciM:RETNESERPsgnidaeR?tsriF?ecnanidrO:NO ITCES?ADNEGAtnempoleveD?ytinummoC:TPED?GNITANIGIRO4202?,2?rebmeceD:ETAD?GNITEE A 408 XNA600-4202DC?.oN?ecnanidrO?yb?noitaxennA?-?ecnanidrO:stnemhcattA selpaC?drawdE:yB?deraperP.emit?siht?ta?detseggus?era?snoitca?evitanretla?oN:)s(noitcA?evitanretlA.tcartnoc?renwO-ytiC?ro/dna?tn emeergatnempoleved?a?ni?deniltuo?eb?lliw?dna?repoleved?eht?fo?ytilibisnopser?eht?eb?lliw?stsoc?tnempoleved?llA:tcapmI?ecruoseR?&?lacsiF XNA600-4202DC?.oN?ecnanidrO?yb?noitaxennA?fo?lavorppA?-?licnuoC ?ytiC?:4202?,81?rebmevoNgniraeH?cilbuP?-?noissimmoC?gninoZ?dna?gninnalP?retsehcoR?:4202?,03?rebotcOPDS320-4202DC?nalP?tnempoleveD?etiS?fo?lavorppA?-?weiveR?etammaeT?:4202?,31?rebmetpeSTALP910-4202DC? 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Stat. §414.033id land to annex sarequested that the Common Council Development DepartmentCity of Rochester Community . 2Section contained within City of Rochester incorporated limits.Whereas the subject property is completely surrounded by lands Section 1. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER DO ORDAIN: . ROCHESTER, CITY OF FEET NORTH OF WILDER ROAD NELOCATED OF LAND ACRES APPROXIMATELY AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF ROCHESTER ORDINANCE NO. _____________ Township410 X.AN600-CD2024\\20Ord Rochester, Minnesota) City of(Seal of the MAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________ .4APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 202 ATTEST: __________________________ PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL ___________________________________ .4ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 202 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF , the County Auditor and the Secretary of State.Clerk shipTownCascade the Municipal Boundary Adjustments, – of Administrative HearingsOffice publication and from and after the filing of a certified copy hereof with the Minnesota This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its official .10ection S .)Special Industrial(SI zoned cres of property a 1.03above will be 2Upon annexation the land described in Section .9Section hereafter undertaken to serve the area annexed.water tower, pumping station, and trunk line sanitary sewer construction, heretofore or , Council to assess against benefited property all or a portion of the cost of any storm sewerhereby notified that in addition to the usual assessments, it is the intention of the Common Present and future owners of the lands annexed by this ordinance are .8Section Rochester, Minnesota, as if it had originally been a part thereof.above is hereby annexed, added to and made a part of the City of 2described in Section the land ),2Therefore, pursuant to Minn. Stat. §414.033, subd. 2( .7Section the equivalent of three years’ taxes in two years. , the City shall pay the Township 6. Stat. §414.03As provided in Minn .6Section limit.Rochester determined that the land is completely surrounded by land within the municipal Following the public hearing, the Common Council of the City of .5Section .and to all landowners within and contiguous to the area to be annexed M 411.rodirroc?noitatropsnart?NTP?eht?dna?,tnemyolpme?,gninrael?rehgihraen?si?hcihw?,ytiC?eht?fo?trap?siht?ni?ytisrevid?gnisuoh?dnapxe?dna?stinu?gnillewd?lanoitidda?edivorp?lliwegnahc?enoz?tcejbus?eh T?.supmaC?)CTCR(?egelloC?lacinhceT?ytinummoC?retsehcoR?dna?,supmaC?ESytnuoC?detsmlO?,retneC?lacideM?detsmlO?sedulcni?rodirroc?tnemyolpme?sihT?.seitinutroppo?tnemyolpmesuoremun?fo?aera?na?morf?elim?a? nihtiw?osla?si?tI?.sunimret?rodirroc?NTP?erutuf?eht?morf?elim?retrauqa?yletamixorppa?si?ti?,evoba?deton?sa?,revewoh?,egnirf?ytiC?tnerruc?eht?raen?detacol?si?ytreporp?ehT.rodirroc?NTP?ES?tS?ht4?eht?fo ?sunimret?tsae?eht?morf?ecnatsid?elim-retrauqa?nihtiw?detacol?si?ti?sa?rodirroC?)NTP(?krowteN?tisnarT?yramirP?ytiC?eht?gnitnemelpmi?ni?tnemirteda?eb?ro?”krowemarF?noitatropsnarT?&?esU?dnaL“?eht?fo?se vitcejbo?dna?slaog?eht?tceffa?ylevitagen?ton?lliwgninoz?3-R?ot?egnahc?erca-01?eht?seveileb?tnempoleveD?ytinummoC?.ytiC?eht?fo?noitisopmoc?esu?dnalllarevo?eht?ot?egnahc?laitnatsbus?a?tneserper?ton?seo d?gninoz?3-R?dna?noitangised?esu?dnal?fo?egnahcerca-01?ehT?.snoitpo?gnisuoh?ylimaf-itlum?ynam?evah?ton?seod?taht?ytiC?eht?fo?noitacol?a?ni?yrotnevnignisuoh?ylimaf-itlum?fo?stinu?lanoitidda?rof?ytinut roppo?eht?edivorp?lliw?egnahc?enoz?desoporp?ehT.nalP?evisneherpmoC?)S2P(?deeccuS?2?gninnalP?eht?ni?desabsnosaer?lareves?rof?maeT?weiveR?tnempoleveD?eht?yb?detroppus?si?enoz?3-R?dna?noitacifissalc?esu dnal?eht?htob?ot?egnahc?tcejbus?ehT?.tnempoleved?tnemtrapa?ycnapucco?lareneg?ylimaf-itlum?tinu-002?apoleved?ot?noitangised?gninoz?3-R?eht?skees?tnacilppa?ehT?.emit?tneserp?eht?ta?etis?eht?no?tnempole vedon?si?erehT?.noitacifissalc?esu?dnal?laitnediseR?ytisneD?muideM?desoporp?siht?htiw?tnetsisnocsi?tseuqer?tcirtsid?gninoz?3-R?desoporp?ehT?.laitnediseR?ytisneD?muideM?ot?egnahc?a?gnitseuqersi?tnacil ppa?eht?hcihw?,noitacifissalc?esu?dnal?laitnediseR?ytisneD?woL?a?sah?yltnerruc?etis?tcejbus?ehT.noitacilppagninozer?siht?rep?denozer?eb?ot?detseuqer?si?tol?erca-01?nrehtron?ehT?.noitangised?gninoz?2- R?tnerrucsti?niatniam?ot?dednetni?si?serca?4.8?nrehtuos?ehT?.noitacilppa?egnahc?enoz?siht?htiw?yltnerrucnoc?gninnursi?taht?)APC300-4202DC(?tnemdnemA?nalP?evisneherpmoC?a?dettimbus?sah?tnacilppa?ehT?. ES?rD?elcriCtsaE?htiw?noitcesretni?ES?dR?weiV?egelloC?eht?fo?tsae?teef?003,1?yletamixorppa?,E?dR?weiV?egelloCfo?edis?htuos?eht?no?)laitnediseR?ytisneD?muideM(?3-R?ot?)toL?llamS?–?laitnediseR?ytisneD? woL(?2-R?morfetis?erca-01?a?fo?gninoz?eht?egnahc?dluow?taht?tnemdnemA?paM?gninoZ?a?gnisoporp?si?tnacilppa?ehT:evitarraN?tropeR.)laitnediseR?ytisneD?muideM(3-R?ot?)toL?llamS?-?laitnediseR?ytisneD?woL( ?2-R?morf?etis?erca-01?a?no?noitangised?gninoz?eht?egnahcot?,CLL?stalF?weiV?ytiC?yb?,CZ200-4202DC?.oN?egnahC?enoZ?fo?gnidaeR?tsriF?eht?gniliF?dna?gnivieceR:detseuqeR?noitcA???2.JCLLstalF?weiV?ytiC?yb ?CZ200-4202DC?.oN?egnahC?enoZ NOITCA?ROF?TSEUQER egarK-reldnipS?leahciM:RETNESERPsgnidaeR?tsriF?ecnanidrO:NOITCES?ADNEGAtnempoleveD?ytinummoC:TPED?GNITANIGIRO4202?,2?rebmeceD:ETAD?GNITEE P 412 CZ200-4202DC?.oN?egnahC?enoZ?-?ecnanidrO:stnemhcattA selpaC?drawdE:yB?deraperP.emit?siht?ta?detseggus?era?snoitca?evitanretla?oN:)s(noitcA?evitanretlA.repoleved?eht?fo?ytilibisnopser?eht?eb?lli w?stsoc?tnempoleved?llA:tcapmI?ecruoseR?&?lacsiF?CZ200-4202DC?.oN?egnahC?enoZ?fo?lavorppA?-?licnuoC?ytiC?:4202?,81?rebmevoNCZ200-4202DC?.oN?egnahC?enoZ?gniraeH?cilbuP?-?noissimmoC?gninoZ?&?gninnalP?: 4202?,03?rebotcOrepapswen?ni?dehsilbup?dna?deliam?ecitoN?gniraeH?cilbuP?:4202?,81?rebotcOtnemdnemAnalP?evisneherpmoC?&?egnahC?enoZ?-?gniteeM?lanoitamrofnI?doohrobhgieN?:4202?,2?rebotcO:tnemegagnE?yti nummoC?&?snoitcA?evitalsigeL?roirP.ytiC?eht?fo?noitrop?lartnec?tsae?eht?ni?aera?laitnediser?ylimafelgnis?yltnanimoderp?a?ni?snoitpo?gnisuoh?lanoitidda?edivorp?lliw?egnahc?enoz?ehT?.ecivres?tisnart?er utufdna?krowteN?tisnarT?yramirP?s'ytiC?eht?fo?noitatnemelpmi?eht?troppus?dna?,noitargetni?noitatropsnarTdna?esU?dnaL?evorpmi?lliw?hcihw?,laitnediser?ylimaf-itlum?wolla?lliw?egnahc?enoz?desoporp?ehT:t capmI?IED?&?snoitaredisnoC?yciloP ytilibaniatsuS?&?ytilibisnopseR?lacsiFtnemeganaM?htworG?&?ycnarbiV?cimonocE:selpicnirP?lanoitadnuoF?&?seitiroir 413That part of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 5, Township A parcel of land lying within the following described property: 3 -R following described lands to the district indicated: establishing the various zoning districts and boundaries thereof is amended by rezoning the 4478 Ordinance No. The Zoning Map of the City of Rochester as adopted by said hereby further amended as follows:of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, is Unified Development Code amended, known as the as 4478Ordinance No. Upon public hearing duly noticed and held, Section 1. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER DO ORDAIN: ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA.OF THE CITY OF DEVELOPMENT CODE UNIFIED , KNOWN AS THE 4478NO. ORDINANCE AMENDING AND ) RESIDENTIALMEDIUM DENSITY (3 -R TOSMALL LOT) -LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL( 2-RFROM SE INTERSECTION WITH EAST CIRCLE DRIVE OUTHEAST S ROAD COLLEGEVIEWAPPROXIMATELY 1,300 FEET EAST OF THE ,SIDE OF COLLEGEVIEW ROAD EAST SOUTHTHE ON LOCATED OF LAND ACRES10 APPROXIMATELY ORDINANCE REZONING ORDINANCE NO. ______ 414 date of its publication.EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall become effective upon the .2Section eginning and there terminating.to the point of b1133.99 feet; thence North 01 degree 16 minutes 05 seconds West for 385.06 feet line for 385.00 feet; thence North 89 degrees 46 minutes 40 seconds East for Quarter; thence South 00 degrees 30 minutes 16 seconds East along said west hwest line for 1128.86 feet to the west line of said Northeast Quarter of the Nortcontinuing South 89 degrees 46 minutes 40 seconds West along said southerly for 185.14 feet to the point of beginning of the parcel to be described; thence ong said southerly line thence South 89 degrees 46 minutes 40 seconds West alfeet to the southerly line of Olmsted County Highway Right of Way Plat No. 203; along the east line of said Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter for 92.01 minutes 59 seconds East, assumed bearing, Quarter; thence South 00 degrees 43 Commencing at the northeast corner of said Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Said parcel is more particularly described as follows: Northwest Quarter of Section 5, Township 106 North, Range 13 West, Olmsted The North 208.71 feet of the East 208.71 feet of the Northeast Quarter of the And 13 West, Olmsted County.Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of said Section 5, Township 106 North, Range North 208.71 feet of the East 208.71 feet of said Northeast Stonebridge, except the 106 North, Range 13 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota, lying North of the plat of 2 415 C.docxZ200-4CD202\\20Ord Rochester, Minnesota) (Seal of the City of MAYOR OF SAID CITY ________________________________ .42APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 20 CITY CLERK __________________________ATTEST: COMMON COUNCIL PRESIDENT OF SAID ___________________________________ .42ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 20 ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OFPASSED AND 3 M 416 gnieb?era?segnahc?esehT?.stnatlusnoC?reklaW?yb?demrofrep?ydutS?etaR?dna?noitaulavE?metsySgnikraP?detelpmoc?yltnecer?eht?fo?tluser?tcerid?a?era?,5202?rof?desoporp?gnieb?segnahc?etar?gnikrap?ehT? 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Attachment is attached hereto as 5A copy of Master Fee Schedule for 202 Section 5. the City of Rochester website. onwill be included , Room 235, Rochester, MN 55904 andOffice of the City Clerk, 201 Fourth Street SE at the A copy of this Ordinance along with the Master Fee Schedule is on file Section 4. of each calendar year. st updated as of January 1 The Master Fee schedule will be reviewed annually with amended fees Section 3. .mannerharmful -nonhelp ensure private and public activities are being performed in a life and , to enhance quality of fees and services provided by city departmentscosts associated with portions of hedule is hereby created to cover Master Fee Sc 5 .Section 2 corporation requires certain fees and charges for City services be established.City of Rochester, a Minnesota municipal the , October 21, 2024on duly noticed and heldpon public hearing 462.353 Subd. 4a and u§Pursuant to Minn. Statute Section 1. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER DO ORDAIN: ROCHESTER. CHARGES PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF LICENSES, PERMITS, SERVICES AND OTHER ESTABLISHING FEES AND CHARGES FOR ROCHESTER CODE OF ORDINANCES 1 OF TITLE 2 OF THE -OF CHAPTER 22 -1-SECTION 2AMENDING AN ORDINANCE ORDINANCE NO. ______ 420 5MasterFeeSchedule.220/Ord Rochester, Minnesota) (Seal of the City of MAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________ .4APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 202 CITY CLERK ATTEST: __________________________ PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL _____________________________ ______ .4ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 202 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 2 421 EXHIBIT “A” 3 City Clerk 422 Schedule of Fees and Charges for Licenses, Permits, Services, and Other ChargesCity of Rochester Temporary Intoxicating Liquor $100.00$100.00 Temporary On-Sale General Entertainment Endorsement$2,000.00$2,000.00Limited Entertainment Endorsement$200.00$200.002 a.m. Sales$100.00$100.00Special Sunday$200.00$200.00Additional Bar$1,800.00$1,800.00 On-Sale License Endorsements$300.00$300.00 Consumption and Display Partial Year Sales at McQuillen Park$270.00$250.00Brewpubs$540.00$500.00Restaurants, Other$540.00$500.00 3.2 Percent Malt Liquor On-Sale Add Strong Beer to a Wine License$540.00$500.00Collegiate Baseball Teams (half year)$480.00$450.00Non-Profit Theaters$630.00$600.00Restaurants, Theaters$960.00$900.00 Wine On-Sale Cooking Schools$250.00$250.00Cocktail Rooms$630.00$600.00Brewer Taprooms$630.00$600.00 Limiting Intoxicating Liquor On-Sale Civic Center$4,300.00$4,000.00Non-Profit Theaters$4,300.00$4, 000.00Theaters$7,600.00$7,200.00Bowling Centers$7,600.00$7,200.00Exclusive On-Sale/Restaurants with seating less than 30$3,200.00$3,000.00$7,500.00$7,900.00Exclusive On-Sale$5,100.00$5,400.00Restaura nts, including Brewpubs$7,200.00$7,600.00HotelsMore than 6,000 member$3,000.00$3,000.004,001-6,000 members$2,000.00$2,000.002,001-4,000 members$1,000.00$1,000.001,001-2,000 members$800.00$800.00501-1 ,000 members$650.00$650.00201-500 members$500.00$500.00Less than 200 Members$300.00$300.00Clubs Full Intoxicating Liquor On-SaleAlcohol Licenses VariableVariableAssessment InterestVariableVariableAss essment PrincipalDog-Dangerous$75.00$75.00Pigeon$25.00$20.00Duck License (2 year license)$40.00$36.00Chickens (2 year license)$40.00$36.00$50 plus $100 investigation fee for new applications$50 plus $100 investigation fee for new applicationsBreeder's Permit Animal Licenses N/A$25.00Administrative Licensing fees N/A$50.00Expedited license processing fee$60.00$60.00Admin Fines Due to State$120.00$120.003rd subsequent violation$90.00$90.002nd subsequent violation$60.00$60.00Tall Grass & Weeds Violation$120.00$120.003rd subsequent Res. Snow violation$60.00$60.002nd subsequent Res. Snow violation$60.00$60.00Failure to Remove Snow & Ice from Commercial Sidewalk$120.00$120.003rd subsequent Res. Snow violation$60.00$60.002nd subsequent Res. Snow violation$40.00$40 .00Failure to Remove Snow & Ice from Residental Sidewalk$240.00$240.007th Nusiance Service Call$180.00$180.006th Nusiance Service Call$120.00$120.005th Nusiance Service Call$60.00$60.00Repeat Nusiance Service Calls (after 3)$60.00$60.00City Issued Violation not separately identifiedVariableVariableHearing Fines Administrative FinesService2025 Fee2024 Fee Temporary Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquor $50.00$50.00 423 Moving Permits - House$100.00$100.00Moving Permits - Garage$25.00$25.00Golf Carts$30.00$25.00Fireworks Display (City Clerk fee only)$60.00$60.00Banners - Revocable Permit$25.00$25.00 Other Permits Transportation Network Company$6,000.00$6,000.00Taxi Driver Investigation Fee$100.00$100.00Taxicab Drivers$110.00$100.00Taxicab License (per vehicle)$40.00$40.00Public Transportation Franchise$0.00$0.00Public Transportation License$200.00$200.00Pedal Car Business License$60.00$60.00Pedal Car Driver's License$30.00$30.00Pedal Car Business Franchise$0.00$0.00Bus (per vehicle)$40.00$40.00 Transportation Licenses 50% of license/permit fee50% of license/permit feeRenewals submitted after expiration but in the current license termN/A$25.00$0.00$0.00Renewals not submitted at least 30 days before expiration License/Permit Renewal Late Fees Gambling Single$30.00$30.00Gambling Annual$500.00$500.00 Gambling Copies or Transmission of Paper Records over 100 pagesActual CostActual CostCopies or Transmission of Paper Records up to 100 pages$0.25$0.25Copies or Transmission of Electronic RecordsActual CostActual Cost Data Practices Charges Circus Class D (per day)$120.00$120.00Circus Class C each succeeding day$10.00$10.00Circus Class C first day$20.00$20.00Circus Class B maximum per day$60.00$60.00Circus Class B minimum per day$30.00$30.00Circus Class A maximum per day$120.00$120.00Circus Class A minimum per day$60.00$60.00 Circus Tree Trimmer$90.00$80.00Signs - Erect & Maintain$90.00$80.00Sidewalks-Asphalt $90.00$80.00Sidewalks-Cement$90.00$80.00Sewers & Drains$90.00$80.00Master Installers $60.00$54.00Heating Contractors $125.00$112.00 Contractor Licenses Vending Cart (Food Cart Vending)$350.00$350.00Sidewalk Cafes/ Street Cafes / Parklets (2 year term)$250.00$250.00Private Adult Dancer$3,000.00$3,000.00Pawnbokers$700.00$700.00Zone 2 (1st Ave SW south of 2nd St SW)/nightly$30.00$30.00Late Night Operation Zones (9 pm-2:30 am)/per month$50.00$50.00Lunch Operation Zones (9 am-2 pm)/per month$100.00$100.00Downtown Anytime Operation Zones (6 am-midnight)/per month$40.00$40.00Mobile Food Unit License$200.00$200.00Mobile Food UnitsMassage Therapy Business$220 plus $250 investigation fee$200 plus $250 investigation feeMassage Therapist$112 plus $150 investigation fee$100 plus $150 investigation feeIce Cream Vending Vehicle$200.00$200.00Fireworks Sales (City Clerk Fee only)$60.00$60.00Escort Service$1,155.00$1,155.00Escort License-Individual$300.00$300.00 Business License Intoxicating Liquor/Wine - Corporations or LLCs$500.00$500.00Intoxicating Liquor/Wine - Individual$300.00$300.00Addi tional fee for subsequent years prior to issuance$100.00$100.00 Investigation Fees Permanent Expansion of Premisis$200.00$200.00Tranfer Fee for All License Types$200.00$200.00 Other Fees Distillery Off-Sale$250.00$250.00Small Brewer Taproom or Brew Pub Off-Sale$250.00$250.003.2 Percent Malt Liquor/Off-Sale$150.00$150.00Exclusive Liquor Store/Off-Sale$1,500.00$1,500.00 Off-Sale Temporary Expansion of Premises$100.00$100.00Temporary Expansion of Entertainment $50.00$50.00Temporary Liquor Catering Permit $50.00$50.00One Day Consumption and Display$50.00$50.00 Peddlers$75.00$75.00 424$125.63$129.03Street Rehabilitation CBD/CDC Zones$108.88$111.82Street Rehabilitation Commercial/Industrial Zones$67.00$68.81Street Rehabilitation Residential Zones Street / Alley Rehabilitation per foot$50.25$51.61Street Reconstruction CBD/CDC Zones$50.25$51.61Street Reconstruction Commercial/Industrial Zones$33.50$34.41Street Reconstruction Residential Zones Owner's Request)Street Resurfacing per foot of frontage (as an alternative to Reconstruction at $188.45$193.54Street Reconstruction CBD/CDC Zones$163.32$167.73Street Reconstruction Commercial/Industrial Zones$100.51$103.22Street Reconstruction Residential Zones Owner's Request)Rehabilitation Fees per foot of frontage (as an alternative to Reconstruction at $234.52$240.85Street Reconstruction CBD/CDC Zones$201.01$206.44Street Reconstruction Commercial/Industrial Zones$125.63$129.03Street Reconstruction Residential Zones Street Reconstuction Fees are all based on per foot of frontage calculations:$2,813.74$2,889.71NW Territories SWMPAC (per gross acre for Land Use Factor 1.0)$2,030.77$2,085.60Section 7 SWMPAC (per gross acre for Land Use Factor 1.0)$4,148.87$4,260.89Land Use Factor 1.0)Storm Water Management Plan Area Charges (SWMPAC) (per developable acre for $1,343.28$1,379.55developable acre) Sanitary Sewer Availability Charge Downstream Capacity Improvements (per $42,293.93$43,435.87Trunk Sewer Rate charge South Zumbro (per developable acre)$27,362.95$28,101.75Trunk Sewer Rate charge Northwest Territory (per developable acre)$17,004.09$17,463.20Trunk Sewer Rate charge West Zumbro (per developable acre)$12,821.29$13,167.46Trunk Sewer Rate charge Kings Run (per developable acre)$7,796.60$8,007.10Trunk Sewer Rate charge Hadley Valley (per developable acre)$19,190.33$19,708.46Trunk Sewer Rate charge East Zumbro Phase 1: Willow Creek (per developable acre)$9,677.80$9,939.10Trunk Sewer Rate charge East Zumbro Phase 1: Bear Creek (per developable acre)$10,816.96$11,109.01Trunk Sewer Rate charge East Zumbro Phase 1: Silver Creek (per developable acre)$3,358.20$3,448.87Availability Charges Water (per developable acre)$3,583.07$3,679.81Service Line Replacement Charges Sewer > 12”$2,631.35$2,702.40Service Line Replacement Charges Sewer 8”-12”$1,790.49$1,838.84Service Line Replacement Charges Sewer 4” - 6”$4,480.39$4,601.36Service Line Replacement Charges Water > 12”$3,583.07$3,679.81Service Line Replacement Charges Water 8”-12”$2,631.35$2,702.40Service Line Replacement Charges Water 4” - 6”$2,240.20$2,300.69Service Line Replacement Charges Water 1-1/2” - 3”$1,790.49$1,838.84Service Line Replacement Charges Water 5/8” - 1” $284.30$291.98Sewer Taps 6” pipe$203.08$208.56Sewer Taps 4” pipe$11,880.72$12,201.50as follows calculated based on a minimum 80.00 feet frontage shall be minimum connection fee Sewer and Water Connection Fee - The adjusted $36,562.69$37,549.88one habitable single family dwelling unit for one and one-half acres or larger Sewer and Water Connection Fee Cap - for lots Variable ($18,281.34 + $0.42 per sq ft)Variable ($18,774.94 + $0.43 per sq ft)dwelling unitacre and less than one and one-half acres that contain a habitable single family Sewer and Water Connection Fee - per lot plus $0.42 per square foot over one-half $18,281.34$18,774.94 that contains a habitable single family dwelling unit acre or lessone-half Maximum Sewer and Water Connection Fee - per lot for any developed lot $108.88$111.82Sewer or Water per Centerline Foot (through undeveloped property)$75.39$77.42Watermain Only per foot of frontage$84.54$86.83Sanitary Sewer Only per foot of frontage$148.51$152.52Sanitary Sewer and Watermain Connection Charge per foot of frontage 2024 Fee2025 FeeServicePublic Works Domestic partnership$60.00$60.00Notary Witness Fees$1.00$1.00Notary$5.00$5.00Reports, Maps, Code booksVariableVariableWard MapsVariableVariableElection Filing Fees$50.00$50.00 Miscellaneous Non Regulated Activities$0.00$0.00Per Additional Day (Special Event/ Sound Amplification)$25.00$25.00Special Event / Sound Amplification$100.00$100.00Revocable Sign (disabled child)$50.00$50.00Peddlers - Rel & Char Organizations$0.00$0.00Peddlers - Exempt From License$0.00$0.00 Alley Reconstruction (per foot of frontage) Residential Zones (Bituminous)425$51.83$53.902024 Equipment Operator - Sewer Hourly Rate$66.76$69.432024 Equipment Operator Hourly Rate OT$49.00$50.962024 Equipment Operator Hourly Rate$16.57; plus 1 Equipment Operator$16.57; plus 1 Equipment OperatorTownmaster Trailer (FEMA #8591)(JDE Rate)$31.81; plus 1 Equipment Operator$31.81; plus 1 Equipment Operator1-ton Pickup 9FEMA #8808)$184.20; plus 1 Equipment Operator$184.20; plus 1 Equipment OperatorStreet Sweeper (FEMA #8157)$40.00; plus 2 Sewer Operators$40.00; plus 2 Sewer OperatorsSewer Jet (JDE Rate)$97.76; plus 2 Sewer Operators$97.76; plus 2 Sewer OperatorsSewer Vac/Jet Truck (FEMA #8714-3) $78.88; plus 1 Equipment Operator$78.88; plus 1 Equipment OperatorSkid Loader (FEMA #8542)$62.62; plus 1 Equipment Operator$62.62; plus 1 Equipment OperatorTractor Backhoe (FEMA #8401)$48.97; plus 1 Equipment Operator$48.97; plus 1 Equipment OperatorMini Excavator (FEMA #8280)$76.62; plus 1 Equipment Operator$76.62; plus 1 Equipment OperatorWheel Loader 2 CY (FEMA #8393)$94.94; plus 1 Equipment Operator$94.94; plus 1 Equipment OperatorTandem Dump Truck (FEMA #8722)$300 mobilization charge plus $75 per each$300 mobilization charge plus $75 per eachManhole Coring$750 minimum charge; $5.00 per additional square yard$750 minimum charge; $5.14 per additional square yardSeal Coat Damage Repair (SY)$1.76$1.81Seal Coating for New public Streets (sq yd)Up to $100.00Up to $125.00required.Mailbox Damage Reimbursement - Materials only and submission of receipt(s) $40.82$41.93Street Opening Repair (per square foot) Concrete Street Panel Replacements$250 minimum charge; $11.28 per additional square foot$250 minimum charge; $11.59 per additional square footStreet Opening Repair (per square foot) Bituminous Patching$88.74$91.13Street Sign Fees (per square foot)Street Maintenance Division Fees$3,835.00$3,938.55Pedestrian Ramp Mid Block Connection Trail$1,885.00$1,935.90Pedestrian Ramp Mid Block Connection 5'Actual CostActual CostPedestrian Ramp (Non Traditional Intersection)$1,885.00$1,935.90Pedestrian Ramp (Standard Intersection One-Way Directional$4,702.50$4,829.47Pedestrian Ramp (Standard Intersection Combined Directional)N/A$3.50Restoration of Concrete Work (backfill with dirt, apply seed) (per SF)$10.00$10.00Concrete Curb & Gutter Blacktop and Backfill Restoration (per lineal foot)$54.00$55.46Concrete Curb & Gutter B or D Style Concrete Curb (per lineal foot)$20.00$20.00Concrete Curb & Gutter Removal of Existing (per lineal foot)N/A$2.50Concrete Removal (per SF)$114.84/square yard$13.1/square footApproach 7” Concrete Driveway (per SF)$104.39/square yard$11.91/square footApproach 6” Concrete Driveway (per SF)$92/square yard$10.5/square footApproach 3” Bituminous Driveway (per SF)$24.11$24.76Sidewalk 7” Concrete (per SF)$19.48$20.01Sidewalk 6” Concrete (per SF)$16.40$16.84Sidewalk 5” Concrete (per SF)$14.85$15.25Sidewalk 4” Concrete (per SF)Sidewalk/Approach/Pedestrian Ramp$50.25$51.61Street Resurfacing CBD/CDC Zones$50.25$51.61Street Resurfacing Commercial/Industrial Zones$33.50$34.41Street Resurfacing Residential Zones Owner's Request)Street Resurfacing per foot of frontage (as an alternative to Rehabilitation at $112.55$115.59Alley Reconstruction (per foot of frontage) Downtown Commercial Zones (Concrete)$37.99$39.01 2024 Equipment Operator - Sewer Hourly rate OT 426$3.00$3.00Singe Ride Fare Zips Tickets:2024 Fee2025 FeeServiceTransit and Parking$100.00$100.00Wastewater Industrial Discharge Permit Application$11,330.00$11,750.00Wastewater Fee Industrial Discharge Permit PIF NH3-N (per lb per day)$28,600.00$29,660.00Wastewater Fee Industrial Discharge Permit PIF TP (per lb per day)$1,020.00$1,060.00Wastewater Fee Industrial Discharge Permit PIF TSS (per lb per day)$2,170.00$2,250.00Wastewater Fee Industrial Discharge Permit PIF BOD (per lb per day)$6,730.00$6,980.00Wastew ater Fee Industrial Discharge Permit PIF Flow (per ccf per day)$139,100.00$144,200.00Wastewater Fee Meter Size PIF 3"$39,800.00$41,300.00Wastewater Fee Meter Size PIF 2"$24,500.00$25,400.00Wastewater Fee Meter Size PIF 1-1/2"$14,100.00$14,600.00Wastewater Fee Meter Size PIF 1"$7,950.00$8,250.00Wastewater Fee Meter Size PIF 3/4"$6,150.00$6,350.00Wastewater Fee Meter Size PIF 5/8" X 3/4" (based on 25 fixture units)$192.00$198.00Wastewater Fee Meter Size PIF 5/8" X 3/4" (per fixture unit)$2,850.00$2,950.00Wastewater Fee Multiple Dwelling Unit PIF$4,050.00$4,200.00Wastewater Fee Residential PIF$38.00$39.00Wastewater Fee Fats, Oils and Grease (per 1,000 gal)$125.00$126.00Wasterwater Fee Portable Toiled Waste (per 1,000 gal)$125.00$126.00Wastewater Fee Septage (per 1,000 gal)$150.00$150.00Wastewater Conventional Pollutants Analysis Charge (per sample)$300.00$300.00Wastewater Metals Analysis Charge (per sample)$180.00$190.00Wastewater Sampling Charge (per sample)$1,040.00$1,070.00Wastewater Fee Monitoring Charge (per month)$2.27$2.28Wastewater Fee High Strength Surcharge NH3-N (per lb)$6.09$6.14Wastewater Fee High Strength Surcharge TP (per lb)$0.44$0.44Wastewater Fee High Strength Surcharge TSS (per lb)$0.55$0.56Wastewater Fee High Strength Surcharge BOD (per lb)$1.94$1.96Wastewater Fee High Strength Surcharge Flow (per ccf)$4.26$4.29Wastewater Fee Sewer Charge Quantity Charge (per ccf)$19.20$19.30Wastewater Fee Sewer Charge Fixed Charge (per month)Wastewater Fees$5.00$5.00Storm Water Utility Fee (SWUF) Monthly Customer Charge (per parcel)Variable (LUF x Total Acres x $22.56 x Credit Factor)Variable (LUF x Total Acres x $22.56 x Credit Factor)credit. \[CreditFactor\] **Credit factor is only applicable if customer applied and qualifies for Equation: \[Land Use Factor\] x \[Total Acres\] x \[Storm Water Utility Rate\] x Storm Water Utility Fee (SWUF) Rate (calculation, monthly, per parcel)Storm Water Utility Fees$320.00$320.00Traffic Impact Study Review Fee (per application)$25.00$25.00Traffic Oversize Vehicle Permit Fee$0.0025$0.0025 Obstruction Area Charge (per square foot, per day)$200.00$200.00Tier 2 Obstruction Permit Fee for Non-Compliant Sites$100.00$100.00Tier 2 Obstruction Permit Fee$25.00$25.00Tier 1 Obstruction Permit Fee$100.00$100.00Sewer & Water Connection Permit Fee - Re-Inspection$100.00$100.00Sewer & Water Connection Permit Fee - Per Unit$25.00$25.00Asphalt Driveway Approach or Street Patching Permit Fee$100.00$100.00Permit Fee - Re-InspectionConcrete Sidewalk, Driveway Approach, Curb & Cutter or Street Panel Patching $100.00$100.00Permit Fee - NewConcrete Sidewalk, Driveway Approach, Curb & Cutter or Street Panel Patching $100.00$100.00Concrete Sidewalk Permit Fee - Replacement Only Re-Inspection$100.00$100.00Concrete Sidewalk Permit Fee - Replacement Only$0.00$0.00cutting, or grindingConcrete Sidewalk Permit Fee - Adjustments Only (mud jacking, lifting, horizontal $146.00$146.00Deeds Application Fee$146.00$146.00Easements Application Fee$146.00$146.00Miscellaneous Agreements Application Fee$146.00$146.00Assessment agreements Application Fee$146.00$146.00Pedestrian Facility Agreements Application Fee$146.00$146.00Noise & Airspace Agreements Application Fee$146.00$146.00Maintenance Agreements Application Fee$146.00$146.00Contribution agreements Application Fee$146.00$146.00Utility Connection agreements Application Fee$246.00$246.00Revocable Permits Application Fee$246.00$246.00Supplemental Development Agreements Application Fee$546.00$546.00Development Agreements Application Fee$150.00$150.00City Owner Contracts Application Fee$67.53$69.36Development Charge Review Statement (Express Review)$45.02$46.24Development Charge Review Statement$121.73$125.02Document Review Fee Development Review Fee Equipment RatesAll equipment fees will be per current year FEMA Schedule of Equipment RatesAll equipment fees will be per current year FEMA Schedule of Public Works Equipment Fees$70.61$73.43 5 Ride Ticket 427$16.00$18.0012+ hours$14.00$16.006 - 12 hours$12.00$14.005.5 - 6 hours$11.00$12.005 - 5.5 hours$10.00$10.004.5 - 5 hours$9.00$8.004 - 4.5 hours$8.00$7.003.5 - 4 hours$7.00$6.003 - 3.5 hours$6.00$5.002.5 - 3 hours$5.00$4.002 - 2.5 hours$4.00$3.001.5 - 2 hours$3.00$2.001 - 1.5 hours$0.00$0.001 hour or less Parking Ramps - Transient:$10.00$10.00Temporary Permit$33.00$33.00Resi dential or Business Parking Permit (annual)$0.50$0.50No Time Limit Parking Meter - per hour$1.50$2.003 Hour Parking Meter - per hour$3.00$3.00No Time Limit Meter Bag Fee - per space per day$11.00$13.00Time Limited Meter Bag Fee - per space per day$3.00$3.00Weekend Meter Bag Administrative Fee - per meter$100.00$125.00Parking Ramp Broken Gate FeeN/A$20.00Parking Access Card Fee$70.00$70.00Alley - Murakami (monthly)$35.00$35.00Alley - Henderson (monthly)$2.50$2.50Zumbro Market Lot (hourly, 2-hour max)$152.00$152.00Zumbro Market Lot (monthly)$12.00$12.00Power Plant Lot - Oversize Vehicle (daily)$72.00$72.00Power Plant Lot (monthly)$1.00$0.50Government Center South Lot (hourly)N/A$1.00Government Center Main Lot (hourly)N/A$0.50Civic Center South Lot (hourly)$80.00$80.00Civic Center South Lot (monthly)N/A$0.50Civic Center North Lot (hourly)$12.00$12.00Civic Center North Lot - Oversize Vehicle (daily)$1.00$1.00Armory Lot (hourly)$85.00$85.00Ramp 6 - Bicycle Locker (annual)$168.00$168.00Ramp 6 - 24/7 Random (monthly)$154.00$154.00Ramp 6 - Daytime Random (monthly)$224.00$224.00Civic Center Ramp - 24/7 Assigned Commercial (monthly)$140.00$140.00Civic Center Ramp - Flex (monthly)$145.00$145.00Civic Center Ramp - Rooftop (monthly)$85.00$85.00Third Street Ramp - Bicycle Locker (annual)$224.00$224.00T hird Street Ramp - 24/7 Assigned Commercial (monthly)$168.00$168.00Third Street Ramp - 24/7 Random (monthly)$154.00$154.00Third Street Ramp - Daytime Random (monthly)$224.00$224.00Second Street Ramp - 24/7 Assigned Commercial (monthly)$173.00$173.00Second Street Ramp - 24/7 Assigned (monthly)$168.00$168.00Second Street Ramp - 24/7 Random (monthly)$154.00$154.00Second Street Ramp - Daytime Random (monthly)$224.00$224.00First Street Ramp - 24/7 Assigned Commercial (monthly)$168.00$168.00First Street Ramp - 24/7 Random (monthly)$154.00$154.00First Street Ramp - Daytime Random (monthly)$224.00$224.00Center Street Ramp - 24/7 Assigned Commercial (monthly)$192.00$192.00Center Street Ramp - 24/7 Random (monthly)$182.00$182.00Center Street Ramp - Daytime Random (monthly)Parking:Free for disabled veteransFree for disabled veteransFree - One per tripFree - One per tripTransfers$432.00$432.00Annual/10% Employee Program$480.00$480. 00Annual Unlimited$42.00$42.0031 Day UnlimitedOther Fares:$100.00$100.00150 Day$80.00$80.00120 Day$60.00$60.0090 DayStudents:$26.00$26.0020 Ride Ticket (Adult)$8.00$8.00Reduced Fares$8.00$8.00Youth$1 6.00$16.00AdultFreeFree5 and Under$1.00$1.00Reduced Fares$1.00$1.00Youth$2.00$2.00AdultSingle Ride:Bus Passes:$30.00$30.0010 Ride Ticket$15.00$15.00 Hotel Overnight 428$20.00$20.00Rental Certificate Transfer Fee$37.00$19.00Rental Property Registration Certificate Fees (per unit)$62.50$64.00Rental Property Registration Certificate Fees (each building)Rental Property Related Fees$100.00$100.00Residential Footing/Foundation Permit$0.00$200.00Working Without a Permit Fee - 3rd$0.00$150.00Working Without a Permit Fee - 2nd$75.00$100.00Working Without a Permit Fee - 1st$75.00$75.00Additional Plan Review (per hour, min 1 hour)$75.00$75.00Inspections for which no fee is specifically indicated (per hour, min 1 hour)$75.00$75.00Re-Inspections (per hour, min 1 hour)$75.00$75.00Inspections outside normal business hours (per hour, min 2 hour)General Permit Fee (Trade, Building, & Appliance)$98.50$98.50Furnace & Air Conditioner (minimum valuation $7000)$77.50$77.50Furnace Only (minimum valuation $5000)$56.25$56.25Air Conditioner Only (minimum valuation $2500)$45.80$45.80Water Heater (Electric minimum valuation $1600)$45.80$45.80Water Heater (Power Vent minimum valuation $1600)$45.60$45.60Water Heater (Atmospheric minimum valuation $1200)$10.00 $10.00 Valuation of work: $1,001 and up (per each additional $1,000)$10.00 $10.00 Valuation of work: $501.00 to $1,000 $0.00 $0.00 Valuation of work: $1.00 to $500.00Permit Fee$25.00$25.00Application Fee Trade Permits 25%25%For all other structures25%25%For similar plans based on an approved master plan Building Plan Review Fees - Master Plan (percent of building permit fee)65%65%For all other structures65%65%For structures permitted under the International Residential Code (IRC)Building Plan Review Fees (percent of building permit fee)$2.00$2.00Per each additional $1,000$3,549.50$3,549.50First $1,000,000Total Valuation: $1,000,001.00 and up $3.00$3.00Per each additional $1,000$2,049.50$2,049.50First $500,000 Total Valuation: $500,001.00 to $1,000,000.00$3.50$ 3.50Per each additional $1,000$649.50$649.50First $100,000Total Valuation: $100,001.00 to $500,000.00$4.50$4.50Per each additional $1,000$424.50$424.50First $50,000Total Valuation: $50,001.00 to $100,000.00$6.50$6.50Per each additional $1,000$262.00$262.00First $25,000Total Valuation: $25,001.00 to $50,000.00$9.00$9.00Per each additional $1,000$55.00$55.00First $2,000Total Valuation: $2,001.00 to $25,000.00$2.00$2.00Per each additional $1,000$25.00$25.00First $500Total Valuation: $501.00 to $2,000.00 $25.00$25.00Total Valuation: $1.00 to $500.00 Building Permit FeesConstruction Related Fees2024 Fee2025 FeeServiceCommunity Development Building Division Parking Ticket - Accessible Parking$197.00$197.00Parking Ticket - Snow Emergency$112.00$112.00Parking Ticket - Expired Registration$53.00$53.00Parking Ticket - Fire Hydrants$41.00$41.00Parking Ticket - On-Street Violation$35.00$35.00Parking Ticket - Expired Meter$28.00$28.00Final Late Fee$15.00$15.002nd Late Fee$5.00$5.001st Late Fee$5.00$5.00 Parking Tickets:$2.46$2.54Jehovah's Witness Conventions (daily)$4.00$4.00Superconvention Overnight$8.00$8.00Convention Overnight$10.00$10.00 Registration Certificate Late Fees (up to 30 days past due)429$0.84$0.84Per each additional $1,000$204.96$204.96First $2000$50,001 to $100,000$2.52$2.52Per each additional $1,000$141.96$141.96First $25,000$25,001 to $50,000$3.57$3.57Per each additional $1,000$59.85$59.85First $2000$2001 to $25,000$1.89$1.89Per each additional $100$31.50$31.50First $500$501 to $2,000$31.50$31.50$1 to $500 (per permit)the following schedule)A. Residential Uses (Values of improvement building, grading, etc., according to Zoning Certificate Fees2024 Fee2025 FeeServiceCommunity Development Planning and Zoning Division$40.00$40.00Per each additional 1-10,000 cubic yards$967.00$967.00First 100,000 cubic yards plus100,001 cubic yards or more$70.00$70.00Per each additional 1-10,000 cubic yards$337.00$337.00First 10,000 cubic yards plus10,001 to 100,000 cubic yards$15.00$15.00Per each additional 1-1,000 cubic yards$202.00$202.00First 1,000 cubic yards plus1,001 to 10,000 cubic yards$18.00$18.00Per each additional 1-100 cubic yards$40.00$40.00First 100 cubic yards plus101 to 1,000 cubic yards$40.00$40.0050 to 100 cubic yards$0.00$0.0049 cubic yards or less Grading Permit Fee$240.00$240.00Zoning Permit Fee$10.00$10.00Per each additional 1-10,000 cubic yards$410.00$410.00First 200,000 cubic yards plus200,001 cubic yards or more$15.00$15.00Per each additional 1-10,000 cubic yards$275.00$275.00First 100,000 cubic yards plus100,001 to 200,000 cubic yards$25.00$25.00Per each additional 1 -10,000 cubic yards$50.00$50.00First 10,000 cubic yards plus10,001 to 100,000 cubic yards$50.00$50.001,001 to 10,000 cubic yards$40.00$40.00101 to 1,000 cubic yards$25.00$25.0050 to 100 cubic yards$0.00$0.0049 cubic yards or less Grading Plan Review Fee$100-$500$100-$500Vacant building registration Housing Code Violation Fee$0.00$50.00Certified Mail Fee$100-$500$100-$500Late compliance feeRCO statesorney and up to 1000.00 fine as ?3. Third occurrence- City a 2. Second occurrence- $500.00 fee 1. First occurrence- $250.00 fee ng rentals?ng customers that do have exis?For exis RCO statesorney and up to 1000.00 fine as ?4. Fourth occurrence- City a 3. Third occurrence- $500.00 fee 2. Second occurrence- $250.00 fee en warning?1. First occurrence wri For new use customers that have no other rental unitsRCO statesorney and up to 1000.00 fine as ?3. Third occurrence- City a 2. Second occurrence- $500.00 fee 1. First occurrence- $250.00 fee ng rentals?ng customers that do have exis?For exis RCO statesorney and up to 1000.00 fine as ?4. Fourth occurrence- City a 3. Third occurrence- $500.00 fee 2. Second occurrence- $250.00 fee en warning?1. First occurrence wri For new use customers that have no other rental unitsRenting without a certificate$20.00$20.00Re-instatement Fee (Each Additional Unit)$100.00$100.00Re-insta tement Fee (First Unit)$90.00$90.00Administrative Fine FeeProperties with 12+ units re-inspected– $125Properties with 5-12 units re-inspected – $100Properties with 1-4 units re-inspected – $75Properties with 12+ units re-inspected– $125Properties with 5-12 units re-inspected – $100Properties with 1-4 units re-inspected – $75Re-Inspection Fee$75.00$75.00Missed Appointment Fee$50 after 30 days past due.$50 after 30 days past due.Registration Certificate Late Fees (beyond 60 days past due)$50 after 30 days past due.$50 after 30 days past due.Registration Certificate Late Fees (31-60 days past due)$30 for one to 30 days past due.$30 for one to 30 days past due. $100,001 and up 430$2,320.00$2,320.00Interim Use Permit$1,200.00$1,200.00UDC Text AmendmentUtility $755 per application, ROW $1,530 per applicationUtility $755 per application, ROW $1,530 per applicationVacation$1,510.00$1,510.00Annexation of Land$1,490.00$1,490.00Major Modification$2,320.00$2,320.00Rezoning (Official Zoning Map Amendement)$1,510 per application, $30 per lot$1,510 per application, $30 per lotFinal Plat$2,110 per application, $30 per lot$2,110 per application, $30 per lotMajor Land Subdivision PermitNon Residential/Multi Family Use: $1,510Residential Use: $755 Non Residential/Multi Family Use: $1,510Residential Use: $755 Variance$1,490.00$1,490.00Shoreland Protection Permit$1,490.00$1,490.00Conditional Use Permit Approved by Planning Commission$1,510 per application, $30 per lot$1,510 per application, $30 per lotMinor Land Subdivision Permit$650.00$650.00Floodplain Development Permit$220.00$220.00Minor Modification$735.00$735.00Lot Line ReadjustmentN/A$400.00Site Development Plan Amendment$650.00$650.00Site Development Plan $1,200.00$1,200.00General Development Plan$2,320.00$2,320.00Incentive Development Development Application Fees (fee based on per application where applicable)No FeeNo FeeDesignation or Removal of Landmark Property or Landmark DistrictNo FeeNo FeeCertificate of Appropriateness - Major AlterationsNo FeeNo FeeCertificate of Appropriateness - Minor Alterations$120.00$120.00Temporary PermitUse non-res Z CertUse non-res Z CertTo be determined on contract basisTo be determined on contract basisEnvironmental Impact Statement$2,235.00$2,235.00Environmental Worksheet$140 Single Family, $210 Other$140 Single Family, $210 OtherZoning Compliance Letter$45.00$45.00Rental Housing Certificate$255.00$255.00Grading Permit$255.00$255.00Billboard (new & sign credit)Use non-res Z CertUse non-res Z CertSign Permit$35.00$35.00Staff authorized Zoning Certificate Other Permits (fee based on per application where applicable)$132.00$132.00Annual Monitoring Report$2,470.00$2,470.0011+ acres$1,670.00$1,670.001-10 acres$780.00$780.00 1 acre or less Banking Plan$460.00$460.00Appeal$760.00$760.00Sequencing Plan$2,470.00$2,470.0011+ acres$1,670.00$1,670.001-10 acres$780.00$780.001 acre or less Replacement Plan$1,290.00$1,290.0011+ acres$900.00$900.001-10 acres$410.00$410.001 acre or less Delineation Review$260.00$260.00No-Loss Determination$300.00$300.00Exemption Determination Wetland Fees imposed.prior to issuing of the zoning certificate, a double fee maybe When the building construction or remodeling has occurred imposed.prior to issuing of the zoning certificate, a double fee maybe When the building construction or remodeling has occurred C. Double Fee:$0.25$0.25Per each additional $1,000$312.27$312.27First $100,000$100,001 and up$1.47$1.47Per each additional $1,000$238.77$238.77First $2000$50,001 to $100,000$2.21$2.21Per each additional $1,000$183.65$183.65First $25,000$25,001 to $50,000$5.04$5.04Per each additional $1,000$67.73$67.73First $2000$2001 to $25,000$2.42$2.42Per each additional $100$31.50$31.50First $500$501 to $2,000$31.50$31.50$1 to $500 (per permit)grading, etc., according to the following schedule)B. Multiple Family and Non-Residential Uses: (Values of improvement building, $0.25$0.25Per each additional $1,000$246.96$246.96First $100,000 Home Occupation 431$13.00$13.00 2nd 9 Hole Senior Green Fee$15.00$16.00 2nd 9 Hole Green Fee$25.00$25.00 18 Hole Senior Patron Green Fee$24.00$24.00 18 Hole Junior Green Fee (to age 18)$28.00$29.00 18 Hole Patron Green Fee$33.00$34.00 18 Hole Senior Green Fee$37.00$38.00 18 Hole Green Fee$15.00$15.00 9 Hole Senior Patron Green Fee$12.00$12.00 9 Hole Junior Green Fee (to age 18)$17.00$17.00 9 Hole Patron Green Fee$20.00$20.00 9 Hole Senior Green Fee$22.00$23.00 9 Hole Green Fee Daily Fees (tax included) Hadley Creek Private Golf Car Fee Regular Season$235.00$210.00 Private Golf Car Fee Regular Season$493.00$440.00 Hadley Creek Family Regular Season$1,065.00$950.00 Hadley Creek Adult Regular Season$605.00$540.00 Patron Card Regular Season (25% off green fees)$118.00$105.00 Junior Regular Season (to age 18, all 4 golf courses)$276.00$250.00 Young Adult Couple Regular Season (both must be under age 30)$1,149.00$1,025.00 Young Adult Regular Season (ages 26 to 30)$827.00$740.00 Futures Regular Season (ages 19 to 25)$536.00$480.00 Senior Couple Regular Season (no grandchildren)$1,570.00$1,400.00$1,831.00$1,635.00 Family Regular Season (all members of same family in same household, juniors Adult Couple Regular Season$1,678.00$1,500.00 Senior Regular Season$1,065.00$950.00 Adult Regular Season$1,218.00$1,090.00 Season Pass Fees (tax NOT included)Golf Division2024 Fee2025 FeeServiceParks and Recreation (Adopted by Park Board and Incorporated for Reference)$7.50$7.50Calls for Service Summaries (per six months)$7.50$7.50Background Checks (per name checked)media (if any) + cost of mailing$30/hr. (min of 1/4 hr. increment) = transcription + cost of media (if any) + cost of mailing$30/hr. (min of 1/4 hr. increment) = transcription + cost of 911 Transcript$10.00$30.00Body Cam (per case)$10.00$10.00Digital audio-email or CD (per case)$10.00$10.00Digital photos-email or CD (per case)of media + cost of mailing$30/hr. (min of 1/4 hr. increment) = research/compilation + cost of media + cost of mailing$30/hr. (min of 1/4 hr. increment) = research/compilation + cost Public Reports (over 100 pages)$0.25$0.25Public Reports (4-100, per pages, per page$0.00$0.00Public Reports (less than 4 pages)$0.00$0.00State Accident Reports Photostatic Copies$75.00 $75.00 $25.00 $35.00 Daily Boarding Fee$55.00 $55.00 Impound Fee$25.00 $25.00 $50.00 $50.00 Dangerous Dog Callout (per hour, 2 hr. minimum)Animal Control Fees for Townships$75.00 $75.00 Owner Release without current shots or Owner release unaltered$35.00$35.00Owner Release with current shots Animal Control Other Fees$25.00 $35.00 Animal Control Boarding Fee (per day)$55.00 $55.00 Animal Control Impound Fees$50.00 $50.00 Animal Control Adoption Fees$1.50$1.50Pawn Shop Transaction Fees (per transaction)2024 Fee2025 FeeServicePolice$300.00$300.00Authorized Burning$15.00$15.00Fire Protection Equipment Maintenance Administrative Fee$150.00$150.00Violation Notice Re-Inspectionthe normal fire department construction fee.construction permit shall be assessed in the amount equal to An inspection fee for work without a fire department the normal fire department construction fee.construction permit shall be assessed in the amount equal to An inspection fee for work without a fire department Work without a Permit Special Inspection3.0% of the system cost with a minimum of $75.003.0% of the system cost with a minimum of $75.00Fire Protection System Construction/Modification Permit$75.00$75.00Fire Code Specified Operational Permit$75.00$75.00Permit Application Fee 2024 Fee2025 FeeServiceFire 120$120.00Public Notice (per notification)$2,320.00$2 ,320.00Conditional Use Permit Approved by City Council$2,320.00$2,320.00Distinctive DevelopmentNo FeeNo FeeOfficial Map Adoption2330$2,330.00Growth Management Map Amendment$2,330.00$2,330.00Comprehen sive Plan Adoption or Amendment (LUPA)$380.00$380.00Appeal$840.00$840.00CUP & GDP Amendment (Staff level)$275.00$275.00 2nd 9 Hole Patron Green Fee 432$60.00 $60.00 Soldiers Field Soccer/Football - Adults (per game, 2 hour events)$35.00 $35.00 Court Prep - Drag Field$30.00 $30.00 Sand Volleyball (per game, per court)$500.00 $500.00 dragging Monday-Friday) Field Prep - Clean Grandstand & Restrooms at Mayo Field (Fees include field $60.00 $60.00 Field Prep - Move Bases (Fees include field dragging Monday-Friday)$45.00 $45.00 Field Prep - Line Field (Fees include field dragging Monday-Friday)$70.00 $70.00 Field Prep - Drag Field$30.00 $30.00 General Ball Diamonds & Sports Fields (per game)$500.00 $500.00 Watson Complex (per day, 4 fields for tournaments)$30.00 $30.00 Watson Fields (per game)$25.00 $25.00 RBC Baseball Fields #5 & #6 - Youth (per game*)$50.00 $50.00 RBC Baseball Fields #5 & #6 - Adults (per game)$65.00 $65.00 RBC Baseball Fields #1-#4 - Youth (per game*)$130.00 $130.00 RBC Baseball Fields #1-#4 - Adults (per game)$500.00 $500.00 Youth Fastpitch Complex (per day, 5 fields for tournaments)$30.00 $30.00 Soldiers Field - Youth (per game*)$30.00 $30.00 Soldiers Field - Adults (per game)$30.00 $30.00 Church League (per game)$500.00 $500.00 McQuillan Complex (per day, all fields)$25.00 $25.00 $45.00 $45.00 McQuillan - Adults (per game, per field)$65.00 $65.00 Hudson Field - Youth (per game)$130.00 $130.00 Hudson Field - Adults (per game)$75.00 $75.00 $150.00 $150.00 Mayo Field - Adults (per game)$14.00 $14.00 Player Maintenance Fee - Youth (per player) charged a rental fee except on select fields.*Youth teams paying the field maintenance fee will not be charged a rental fee except on select fields.*Youth teams paying the field maintenance fee will not be Field Reservations (tax NOT included)N/A$50.00 Key Deposit$50.00 $50.00 Park Disturbance Fee$30.00 $30.00 Administrative Fee$40.00 $40.00 Open Space Field Reservation (per 2.5 hours, approx. 200 x 300)$400.00 $400.00 Monthly Rental to Rochester Rowing Club$25.00 $25.00 Silver Lake Station Main Floor Rental (per hour)$150.00 $150.00 Watson, Cascade Pavillion Parks (50 Persons)Level III - Central, Eastwood, Foster-Arend, Kutzky, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., $250.00 $250.00 persons)Level II - Cook, Slatterly, East Silver Lake, Soldiers Field, Quarry Hill Parks (125 $250.00 $250.00 Silver Lake Three Links (100 persons, per 4 hours)$350.00 $350.00 calculated separately Cascade Amphitheater (300 persons) *Higher attendance is an event that is $350.00 $350.00 West Silver Lake (100 persons)$350.00 $350.00 Essex Park (300 persons)$350.00 $350.00 Level I - Bear Creek Park (300 persons)$500.00 $500.00 Cascade Lakeside (Monday-Thursday)$800.00 $1,000.00 Level Premier - Cascade Lakeside (Friday-Sunday)Picnic Shelter Reservations (tax NOT included)Park Division N/A$280.00 Canopy Loss Fee (per diameter inch)$30.00 $35.00 Garden Plots$50.00 $50.00 Boulevard Tree Planting Fee (per tree)$50.00$50.00Park Disturbance Permit$55.00 $80.00 Commercial Tree License Forestry Division$25.00-$200.00$25.00-$200.00 Golf Lessons (tax included)Other (All Facilities)$5.00 $5.00 Rental Clubs$4.00 $4.00 Pull Cart$16.50$17.00 9 Cart$7.50$8.00 2nd 9 Hole Patron Green Fee$10.00$10.00 2nd 9 Hole Green Fee$5.50$6.00 First Tee Player$9.00 $9.00 9 Hole Junior Green Fee$11.25$12.00 9 Hole Patron Green Fee $15.00$15.00 9 Hole Green Fee$8.00$8.00 Medium$5.00$5.00 Bucket of Balls - Small Daily Fees (tax included)Hadley Creek Golf Learning Center$10.00 $11.00 9 Hole Senior Any Day (Per rider)$13.00$14.00 18 Hole Senior Any Day (Per rider) $10.00 $11.00 9 Hole Any Day (Per rider)$16.00$17.00 18 Hole Any Day (Per rider)Cart Fees (tax included)$1,060.00 $1,092.00 Cross Country Fee$70.00$72.00 Daily Special Combo (Green Fee+Cart for 2 people)$10.00$10.00 2nd 9 Hole Senior Patron Green Fee$12.00$12.00 Soldiers Field Soccer/Football - Youth (per game*)433 AccessAble Recreation$215.00$220.00 Dodgeball$170.00$180.00 Kickball$305.00$305.00 Broomball$495.00$500.00 Basketball$275.00$280.00 Touch Football$340.00$345.00 Spring Volleyball$340.00$345.00 Winter Volleyball$340.00$345.00 Fall Volleyball$230.00$235.00 Summer Sand Volleyball$200.00$ 210.00 Fall Softball$420.00$430.00 Summer Softball Adult Team Sports Fees$90.00$90.00 Party (plus tax, 3-hour block)$2.00$3.00 Youth Daily Fee Pipsqueaks Indoor Playground$120.00$120. 00 Swimming Pool Rental (per hour)$3.20$3.20 Discount Tickets (each)FREEFREE Foster-Arend BeachTBDTBD Punch Pass/Discount Tickets$10.00$10.00 Youth Daily Fee$10.00$10.00 Adult Daily Fee Soldiers Field Aquatics PoolsRecreation Division 15% Discount15% DiscountRental of 3 buildings10% Discount10% DiscountRental of 2 buildings$2,000.00 $2,100.00 Arena Three$2,000.00 $2,100.00 Arena Two$2,150.00 $2,300.00 Arena OneBuilding Rental - Show Rental$195.00 $205.00 Hockey or Private Skating (plus tax)Ice Rental$6.00 $6.00 Open Hockey - Adult$5.00 $5.00 Open Hockey - Youth Graham Arena Complex$300.00 $300.00 NVC Summer HS League$120.00 $120.00 Unofficiated$150.00 $160.00 Officiated$100.00 $100.00 NVC PlaydayPrograms$50.00 $50.00 Student Punch Card$60.00 $60.00 Adult Punch Card$5.00 $5.00 Student Daily Fee$6.00 $6.00 Adult Daily FeeOpen Volleyball$54.00 $54.00 Court Rental Basketball Hourly (plus tax)$270.00 $270.00 Court Rental Volleyball Daily (plus tax)$31.00 $31.00 Court Rental Volleyball Hourly (plus tax)National Volleyball Center$10.00 $10.00 Paint (per bag)$10.00 $10.00 Powdered Marble (per bag)$14.00 $14.00 Diamond Dry (per bag)$1,500.00 $1,800.00 coverage, P&R staff OT coverage is additional at identified rates) Showmobile (per day, Includes set up, removal & 8 non-OT hours of P&R staff $100.00 $100.00 Portable Bleacher (per bleacher, per event)$350.00 $350.00 Speedy Bleacher (per event)$350.00 $350.00 Highway Bleacher (per bleacher, per event)Park Furniture & Miscellaneous (for use in Parks Facilities or City Sponsored Event, tax NOT included)$60.00 $60.00 Overtime (per hour)$40.00 $40.00 Regular Hours Monday - Friday (per hour)Park Labor Rates$500.00 $500.00 Withers Soccer Complex (per day, 3 fields)$500.00 $500.00 Watson Soccer Complex (per day, 6 fields)$500.00 $500.00 Fuad Mansour Soccer Complex (per day, 7 fields)$200.00 $200.00 Field Prep - Paint Field$30.00 $30.00 UCR Football Fields - Schools (per game*)$60.00 $60.00 UCR Football Fields - Adult (per game)$150.00 $150.00 Field Prep - Paint Field Withers Soccer Watson Soccer$30.00 $30.00 Fuad Mansour Soccer - Schools (per game*)$40.00 $40.00 East Park Soccer (per game, lining extra)$40.00 $40.00 Southern Woods Soccer (per game, lining extra)$40.00 $40.00 Silver Lake Soccer (per game, 2 hour events)$60.00 $60.00 Withers Soccer (per game)$60.00 $60.00 Watson Soccer (per game)$60.00 $60.00 Fuad Mansour Soccer - Adults (per game)$30.00 $30.00 Adult Programs Ages 18+ (per day)434$110.00 $115.00 Adult Season Membership (plus tax)$160.00 $165.00 Outdoor Tennis Center$100.00 $100.00 Cancellation Fee$10.00 $10.00 Tours (Private)$5.00 $5.00 Youth$10.00 $10.00 AdultTours (Open House)$900.00 $900.00 House & Grounds Rent (plus tax, Sunday-Thursday)$650.00 $650.00 House Rent (plus tax, Sunday-Thursday)$1,150.00 $1,150.00 House & Grounds Rent (plus tax, Friday-Saturday)$900.00 $900.00 House Rent (plus tax, Friday-Saturday)Plummer House$15.00 $15.00 New Skates (Never Sharpened)$7.00 $7.00 Hockey or Recreational Figure Skating Skate Sharpening$50.00 $50.00 Half Game JV and Varsity$100.00 $100.00 Full Game JV and Varsity Hockey Game Maintenance$3.00 $3.00 Skate Rental (per pair)$250.00 $250.00 Grizzlies (per month)$500.00 $250.00 RFSC (per month)Locker Room & Storage Rental$250.00 $250.00 Rochester Swim Club (per month)$250.00 $250.00 Grizzlies (per month)$150.00 $150.00 RFSC (per month)Office Rental$35.00 $40.00 Room Rental Outside User (per hour, plus tax)$15.00 $20.00 Birthday Party Room Private Rental (per hour, plus tax)$25.00 $30.00 Birthday Party Room Rental Public Package (per hour, plus tax)Meeting Room Rental$177.50$187.50 Major Users Discounted Ice$115.00$125.00 RFSC Testing (per hour)$50.00$50.00 Olmsted County Ice Fee (per hour)$850.00$850.00 Grizzlies Game$115.00$125.00 Grizzlies Practice (per hour)$195.00$205.00 Ice Standard Fee (per hour, plus tax)$15.00$15.00 RFSC Gym Rental (per hour)$150.00$150.00 Daily Gym Rental$20.00$20.00 Gymnasium 125 Live (per hour, plus tax)$40.00$40.00 Gymnasium RAPA (per hour, plus tax)$50.00$50.00$14.00$16.00 Pool Lane Charge Long Course (per hour, plus tax)$7.00$8.00 Pool Lane Charge Short Course (per hour, plus tax)$500.00$500.00$300.00$300.00$1 00.00$120.00 Teaching/Warm Up Pool (per hour, plus tax)$150.00$150.00 50 M Pool Hourly$1,100.00$1,100.00 50 M Pool Half Day Meet Rate (Gym extra in half day rate)$1,900.00$1,900.00 50 M Pool Full Day Meet Rate (Gym included in full day rate)$150.00$180.00 50 M Pool (per hour, plus tax, includes Lifeguard fee)Facility Rental$6.00$6.00 Per Session$25.00$25.00 1 Month Pickleball$40.00 $40.00 Youth 3 Months (18 & under)$75.00 $75.00 Youth 6 Months (18 & under)$125.00 $125.00 Youth Yearly (18 & under)$50.00 $50.00 Senior Citizen 3 Months$95.00 $95.00 Senior Citizen 6 Months$150.00 $150.00 Senior Citizen Yearly$55.00 $55.00 Adult 3 Months$100.00 $100.00 Adult 6 Months$175.00 $175.00 Adult Yearly$130.00 $130.00 Family 3 Months$250.00 $250.00 Family 6 Months$400.00 $400.00 Family Yearly Yearly/6 Month/3 Month Memberships$6.00 $6.00 Youth Skate$6.00 $6.00 Adult Skate$6.00 $6.00 Youth Gym$6.00 $6.00 Adult Gym$6.00 $6.00 Youth Pool$6.00 $6.00 Adult Pool Per Session FeesRecreation Center$0.00 $350.00-$800.00Summ er Camps (per session, dependent on staffing needs)$15.00-$30.00$15.00-$30.00Youth Programs Ages 3-17 (per day, dependent on staffing needs)$10.00-$20.00$10.00-$20.00 Senior Citizen Season Membership (plus tax)435$150.00 $150.00 Concession Fees (Fee for Food Truck vendor to operate at the 4th Fest concert)$50.00 $50.00 Concession Fees (Fee for Food Truck vendor to operate at a forWARD concert)$400.00 $400.00 Out-of-town School $400.00 $400.00 Non-Public Rochester School$0.00 $0.00 ISD 535Sound School Outreach Program Fees 10%10%sold by City Staff from the sale of any such products Merchandise Sales - Flat fee to artist of 10% of the gross receipts over $100 10%10%purchased: 25+ tickets purchasedGroup Sales Ticket Discounts are based upon number of tickets 10%10%purchased: 10-24 tickets purchasedGroup Sales Ticket Discounts are based upon number of tickets Discounts for tickets (per ticket)Ticket Sales 50%50%Rental - Percent of purchase price 90%90%same music Rental - Percent of market rate charged by other rental houses for the $25.00 $25.00 Minimum Sheet Music/Scores$3.00 $3.00 Music Stands (per stand/day)$75.00 $75.00 Music Stands (set/day)$60.00 $60.00 Peavey KB/A300$120.00 $120.00 Roland RD600 Keyboard$135.00 $135.00 Drum kit w/cymbal set$40.00 $40.00 Xylophone$40.00 $40.00 Timpani$70.00 $70.00 Gong (large)$40.00 $40.00 Gong (small)$40.00 $40.00 Chimes$40.00 $40.00 Bells$40.00 $40.00 Bass Drum Equipment Rental$2.00 $2.00 member customersShipping & Handling - order for request of phone order tickets mailed to non-$0.00 $0.00 Membership Fee (per year)2024 Fee2025 FeeServiceMusic Department$60.00 $66.00 Week Max$10.00 $11.00 Day Max$1.00 $1.00 Each additional hour$2.00 $2.00 1-2 HoursFreeFree0-60 minutes Parking Lot$3.00 $3.00 Ground Transportation Access Fees (per drop off or pick up)2024 Fee2025 FeeServiceAirport$1.00 $1.00 Out-of-State Visitor Cards (per week)FreeFreeFax - USA/CANADA (per page)$0.10 $0.10 Black & White per page$0.25 $0.25 Color per page Copies/Prints Varies: Actual Replacement Cost of ItemVaries: Actual Replacement Cost of ItemReplacement of Item Lost/Damaged Items2024 Fee2025 FeeServiceLibrary (Adopted by Library Board and Incorporated for Reference)$10.00 $10.00 Daily Court Fees (per person)$60.00 $65.00 Youth Season Membership (plus tax)$85.00 $90.00 M 436:tnemegagnE?ytinummoC?&?snoitcA?evitalsigeL?roirP?.ycneuqniled?dna?noitazimitciv?ronim?reted?ot?snaem?evitceffe?na?si?ecnanidro?wefruc?ehT:tcapmI?IED?&?snoitaredisnoC?yciloP secivreS?ytilauQytef aS?cilbuP:selpicnirP?lanoitadnuoF?&?seitiroirP??.6202?,13?rebmeceDlitnu?ecnanidro?eht?eunitnoc?licnuoC?taht?sdnemmocer?DPR?,eroferehT?.sronim?fo?ytefas?eht?erusne?otdeen?deifitnedi?eht?gnillifluf?si? ecnanidro?eht?,suhT?.snaidraug/stnerap?rieht?fo?ytefas?eht?ot?emoh?denrutererew?sronim?ynam?dna?,deifiton?erew?snaidraug?dna?stnerap?,tluser?a?sA?.deussi?erew?sgninraw?dnanoitacude?,doirep?emit?siht? gniruD?.stnedicni?wefruc?62?yletamixorppa?erew?ereht?,4202?,01?tsuguA?-?1yraunaJ?fo?setad?eht?neewteb?taht?dnuof?dna?ecnanidro?wefruc?eht?fo?esu?eht?fo?weiver?a?detcudnoc?DPR??.nerdlihc?ronim?rieht?l ortnoc?snaidraug?dna?stnerap?pleH?.4dna?;sruoh?wefruc?retfa?srucco?taht?ytivitca?lanimirc?morf?sronim?tcetorP?.3;sruoh?wefruc?retfa?tnemevlovni?gnag?elbissop?dna?secneulfni?evitagen?morf?sronim?tceto rP?.2;sruoh?wefruc?retfa?timmoc?yam?sronim?taht?ytivitca?lagelli?morf?cilbup?eht?tcetorP?.1:ot?sevres?ecnanidro?wefruc?ehT?.emoh?rieht?fo?ytefas?eht?ot?sronim?nruter?ot?snaem?yrassecendna?tnatropmi?n a?si?loot?sihT?.sruoh?thgin?etal?gnirud?desivrepusnu?steerts?eht?no?tuo?era?ohw?sronimfo?ytefas?eht?erusne?ot?snaem?a?sa?ecnanidro?wefruc?eht?sesu?)DPR(?tnemtrapeD?eciloP?retsehcoR?ehT??.deen?dna?sse nevitceffesti?yllacificeps?,ecnanidro?eht?weiver?lliw?licnuoC?nommoC?eht?erusne?ot?dehsilbatse?saw?etad?evitceffeecnanidro?ehT?.4202?,13?rebmeceD?no?seripxe?8-8?retpahC?ecnanidrO?wefruC?retsehcoR?fo? ytiC?ehT:evitarraN?tropeR?.6202?,13?rebmeceD?hguorht?ecnanidrO?wefruCelinevuJ?eht?gnidnetxe?01-8-8?secnanidrO?fo?edoC?retsehcoR?ot?tnemdnema?ecnanidrO?na?gnitpodA:detseuqeR?noitcA???2.K?ecnanidrO?wef ruCelinevuJ?eht?ot?detaleR?01-8-8?noitceS?secnanidrOfo?edoC?retsehcoR?ot?tnemdnemA?ecnanidrO NOITCA?ROF?TSEUQER egarK-reldnipS?leahciM:RETNESERPsgnidaeR?dnoceS?ecnanidrO:NOITCES?ADNEGAtnemtrapeDecilo P?retsehcoR:TPED?GNITANIGIRO4202?,2?rebmeceD:ETAD?GNITEE N 437 ecnanidrO?wefruC?elinevuJ?eht?ot?detaleR?01-8-8?noitceS?OCR?ot?tnemdnemA?-?ecnanidrO:stnemhcattA notyalC?haraS:yB?deraperP.emit?siht?ta?detseggus?era?snoitca?evitanretla?oN:)s(noitcA?evitanretl A?.ytefas?cilbup?setomorp?dna?sronimtcetorp?ot?ytiliba?s'tnemtraped?eht?secnahne?ecnanidro?eht?fo?noitaunitnoc?ehT?.tcapmi?lacsif?on?si?erehT:tcapmI?ecruoseR?&?lacsiF gnidaeR?tsriF?-?licnuoC?ytiC?:42 02?,4?rebmevoNdevorppa?tnemdnema?ecnanidrO?desoporP?-?licnuoC?ytiC?:4202?,4?rebmevo ORDINANCE NO. ____438 docx6.2.10.Curfew-8-8Ord20/ Rochester, Minnesota) MAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________ .4APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 202 CITY CLERK ATTEST: __________________________ PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL ___________________________________ .4ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 202 ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OFPASSED AND Section 2. This ordinance shall become effective from and after its publication. .chapter, its effectiveness, and its needincluded in this chapter to ensure that the common council will periodically review the is provision is Th .2620 2024shall expire and become null and void after December 31, This chapter shall be effective from and after the date of its publication. This chapter .Effective date –. 10-8-8Sec. amended to read as follows: hereby is the Rochester Code Title 8 of 8 of -Chapter 8of 10-8-8Section Section 1. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER ORDAINS: .JUVENILE CURFEWORDINANCES RELATING TO OF THE ROCHESTER CODE OF 8OF TITLE 8-8OF CHAPTER 10-8-8 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION M 439:tcapmI?ecruoseR?&?lacsiF?XNA400-4202DC?.oN?noititeP?noitaxennA?fo?gnidaeR?tsriF?-?licnuoC?ytiC?:4202?,4?rebmevoNXNA400-4202DC?.oN?noititeP?noitaxennA?fo?lavorppA?-?licnuoC?ytiC?:4202?,12?rebotc OgniraeH?cilbuP?-?noissimmoC?gninoZ?dna?gninnalP?:4202?,52?rebmetpeSrepapsweneht?ni?dehsilbup?dna?srenwo?ytreporp?gnirobhgien?ot?tnes?gniraeh?cilbup?fo?ecitoN?:4202?,01?rebmetpeSdnaL?fo?noitaxennA?-? gniteeM?noitamrofnI?doohrobhgieN?:4202?,71?yluJ:tnemegagnE?ytinummoC?&?snoitcA?evitalsigeL?roirP.seiradnuob?etis?tsaehtuosdna?tsae?,htron?eht?no?ytiC?eht?ot?suougitnoc?si?dna?sedis?lla?no?stimil?deta roprocni?yb?dednuorrus?si?etiseht?sa?erutcurtsarfni?cilbup?fo?esu?tneiciffe?dna?lacigol?a?si?ytreporp?tcejbus?eht?fo?aera?eht?otni?noisnapxE:tcapmI?IED?&?snoitaredisnoC?yciloP ytilibaniatsuS?&?ytilib isnopseR?lacsiFtnemeganaM?htworG?&?ycnarbiV?cimonocE:selpicnirP?lanoitadnuoF?&?seitiroirP.sedis?lla?no?dednuorrussi?hcihw?,dnalsi?pihsnwot?a?edisni?dna?stimil?detaroprocnI?ytiC?eht?edistuo?detacol?yl tnerruc?era?slecrapehT?.slecrap?yaw-fo-thgir?EN?dR?aloiV?dna?EN?rD?elcriC?E?sedulcni?osla?tseuqer?sihT?.EN?dR?keerCrevliS?fo?htron?dna?EN?rD?kcoleehW?fo?htuos?detacol?,serca?48.63?yletamixorppa?era?s lecrap?tcejbus?ehT?.eunitnoc?lliw?sesu?tnerruc?eht?dna?kraP?lliH?yrrauQ?fo?snoitrop?dna?yaw-fo-thgir?denwo-ytnuoC?era?slecrap?eht?sa?noitaxenna?siht?wollof?ot?snoitacilppa?tnempoleved?on?era?erehT?.t cirtsid?enoz)toL?llamS?–?laitnediseR?ytisneD-woL(?2-R?eht?fo?noitacilppa?tluafed?noitaxenna?eht?gnitseuqer?,)RDL(laitnediseR?ytisneD-woL?fo?evisneherpmoC?)S2P(?deeccuS?2?gninnalP?gniylrednu?eht?htiw? ecnamrofnocni?seitreporp?tcejbus?eht?fo?noitaxenna?skees?,ytnuoC?detsmlO?htiw?pihsrentrap?ni?,retsehcoR?fo?ytiC?ehT:evitarraN?tropeR.stimiL?ytiC?otni?dnal?fo?serca?48.63?yletamixorppa?etaroprocni?ot, ytnuoC?detsmlO?yb?,XNA400-4202DC?.oN?ecnanidrO?yb?noitaxennA?gnivorppa?ecnanidrO?na?gnitpodA:detseuqeR?noitcA???3.KytnuoCdetsmlO?yb?XNA400-4202DC?.oN?noititeP?noitaxennA NOITCA?ROF?TSEUQER egarK-reldnipS?leahciM:RETNESERPsgnidaeR?dnoceS?ecnanidrO:NOITCES?ADNEGAtnempoleveD?ytinummoC:TPED?GNITANIGIRO4202?,2?rebmeceD:ETAD?GNITEE A 440 ytnuoC?detsmlO?yb?XNA400-4202DC?.oN?noititeP?noitaxennA?-?ecnanidrO:stnemhcattA selpaC?drawdE:yB?deraperP.emit?siht?ta?detseggus?era?snoitca?evitanretla?oN:)s(noitcA?evitanretlA.repoleved?eht?f o?ytilibisnopser?eht?eb?lliw?stsoc?tnempoleved?ll southerly on a thence Northeast Quarter; of northeast corner the at Commencing line:described following the of lying Minnesota, County, Olmsted West, 13 Range North,Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 30, Township 107 lying within the Northeast 116 NO. PLAT OF RIGHT HIGHWAY COUNTY OLMSTED of 2 Parcel of WITH: TOGETHER North, Range 13 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota. Township 30, Section of Quarter Northeast the of Quarter Northwest the within lying 116 NO. PLAT OF RIGHT HIGHWAY COUNTY OLMSTED of 2 Parcel of is described as follows:request The land described in the annexation .)(3Subd.2 pursuant to Minn. Stat. §414.033id land to annex sarequested that the Common Council City of Rochester Community Development DepartmentSection 3. 120 acres in size, and is not served by a wastewater facility other than the City of Rochester.abuts the City of Rochester, is less than Section 2. Whereas the subject property Rochester.a petition by the landowner requesting the annexation of the subject property by the City of Section 1. Whereas the subject Community Development Department has received THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER DO ORDAIN: .ELSWAY PARC-OF-ROAD NE RIGHT VIOLAEAST CIRCLE DRIVE NE AND AND THE CREEK ROAD NESOUTH OF WHEELOCK DRIVE NE AND NORTH OF SILVER LOCATED OF LAND ACRES 36.84APPROXIMATELY AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF ROCHESTER ORDINANCE NO. _____________ Minnesota State Plane Grid 442 right of way line on a easterly said along feet 261.78 southerly thence 47; NO. PLAT WAY OF RIGHT line of CSAH No. 22, as defined by OLMSTED COUNTY HIGHWAYalong the north line of said Northeast Quarter, 1743.15 feet to the easterly right of way Azimuth from north of 269 degrees 39 minutes 30 seconds Minnesota State Plane Grida on westerly thence Quarter; Northeast said of corner northeast the at Commencing described as follows:107 North, Range 13 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota, Township Section 31, of Quarter Northeast the of Half North the within lying 2 Parcel said47, Olmsted County, Minnesota, EXCEPTING therefrom that part of NO. OF WAY PLATHIGHWAY RIGHT COUNTYParcel 1, Parcel 2, Parcel 2a, and Parcel 2c of OLMSTED ALSO: NO. 46.PLAT WAY OF RIGHT HIGHWAY COUNTY on OLMSTED shown as 22 No. CSAH of lineway of right westerly the of west lying Minnesota, County, Olmsted West, 13 Range North,Township 107 That part of the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 30, ALSO: 46, Olmsted County, Minnesota. NO.PLAT WAY OF RIGHT HIGHWAY COUNTY OLMSTED of 3 Parcel and 2, Parcel 1, Parcel ALSO: HIGHWAY RIGHT OF WAY PLAT NO. 45.COUNTY OLMSTED of 3 Parcel as shown Minnesota, Rochester, of City the to annexedpreviously 3 Parcel said of part that therefrom EXCEPTING Minnesota, County, Olmsted 116, NO. PLAT WAY OF RIGHT HIGHWAY COUNTY OLMSTED AMENDED of 3 Parcel ALSO: Rochester, Minnesota.to the City of annexed previously 2 Parcel described above the of part any therefrom EXCEPTING terminating.there line said and feet azimuth 395.01 seconds 32 minutes 19 degrees 179 int of beginning of the line to be described; thence southerly371.66 feet to the pothence westerly 269 degrees 19 minutes 37 seconds azimuth along said center line minutes 11 seconds and a chord azimuth of 265 degrees 56 minutes 58 seconds; northerly, having a radius of 2864.79 feet, a central angle of 06 degrees 45 concave No. 2; thence westerly 337.66 feet along said center line on a nontangential curve of CSAH line center the to feet 867.72 Quarter, Northeast said of line east the along Azimuth from north of 179 degrees 03 minutes 15 seconds nontangential curve, concave easterly, having a radius of 4463.80 443 .and to all landowners within and contiguous to the area to be annexed TownshipHaverhill by certified mail to the 30 days' written notice by giving§414.033, subd. 2b, Stat. to Minn. pursuant of said public hearing, The City provided notification .5Section . ropertyof the subject pannexation ed consider hearing andheld a public the Common Council ,October 21, 2024On .4Section less. or more acres, 36.84 all, in Containing to the City of Rochester, Minnesota.annexed previously 3 Parcel said of part any therefrom EXCEPTING Minnesota, County, Olmsted 117, NO. PLAT WAY OF RIGHT HIGHWAY COUNTY OLMSTED of 3 Parcel ALSO: beginning.the point of to parallel with said east right of way line, 500.00 feet seconds West,09 20 minutes 51 seconds East for 50.00 feet; thence North 13 degrees 39 minutesdegrees seconds East along said east right of way line for 511.75 feet; thence North 76 09 minutes 39 degrees 13 South thence 47; NO. PLAT WAY OF RIGHT HIGHWAY COUNTY OLMSTED on shown as No. 22 CSAH of line way of right east the to feetfeet for a point of beginning; thence continue on the last described course for 51.37 687.16 for thereof line the north along bearing) (assumed seconds West 29 minutesQuarter of said Section 30; thence westerly on a bearing of South 89 degrees 34 Quarter of the Southeast Commencing at the Northeast corner of the Southwest North, Range 13 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota, described as follows:107 Township Section 30, of Quarter Southeast the of Quarter Southwest the of part That ALSO: beginning.the point of 38 seconds azimuth, 20.10 feet to minutes 33 degrees 61 easterly thence feet; 605.28 azimuth, seconds 40 minutes thence northwesterly 337 degrees 20Creek Road; thence westerly 269 degrees 35 minutes 55 seconds azimuth, 21.61 feet; way line of Silver said easterly right of way line, 615.49 feet to the northerly right of 20 minutes 40 seconds azimuth, along degrees 157 southeasterly thence beginning; of point the to feet 47.60 line, way of right easterly said along azimuth, seconds 40 minutes 20 degrees 157 easterly right of way line, 388.43 feet; thence southeasterly30 seconds; thence southerly 160 degrees 17 minutes 45 seconds azimuth, along said of 03 degrees 21 minutes 37 seconds, and a chord azimuth of 159 degrees 01 minutes feet, a central angle 444 Rochester, Minnesota) (Seal of the City of MAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________ .4APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 202 CITY CLERK ATTEST: __________________________ PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL ___________________________________ .4ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 202 PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF , the County Auditor and the Secretary of State.Clerk shipTownHaverhill the Municipal Boundary Adjustments, – of Administrative HearingsOffice publication and from and after the filing of a certified copy hereof with the Minnesota This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its official .1ection 1S .)Small Lot –Low Density Residential ( 2-Rzoned cres of property a 36.84above will be 3Upon annexation the land described in Section .10Section hereafter undertaken to serve the area annexed.water tower, pumping station, and trunk line sanitary sewer construction, heretofore or , Council to assess against benefited property all or a portion of the cost of any storm sewerhereby notified that in addition to the usual assessments, it is the intention of the Common Present and future owners of the lands annexed by this ordinance are .9Section Rochester, Minnesota, as if it had originally been a part thereof.above is hereby annexed, added to and made a part of the City of 3described in Section the land ),3Therefore, pursuant to Minn. Stat. §414.033, subd. 2( .8Section the equivalent of three years’ taxes in two years. , the City shall pay the Township 6. Stat. §414.03As provided in Minn .7Section .size, and is not served by a wastewater facility other than the City of Rochesterabuts the City of Rochester, is less than 120 acres in the land Rochester determined that Following the public hearing, the Common Council of the City of 6.Section M 445?XNA500-4202DC?.oN?ecnanidrO?yb?noitaxennA?gnidaeR?tsriF?-?licnuoC?ytiC?:4202?,4?rebmevoNXNA500-4202DC?.oN?ecnanidrO?yb?noitaxennA?fo?lavorppA?-?licnuoC?ytiC?:4202?,12?rebotcOgniraeH?cilbuP?-?no issimmoC?gninoZ?dna?gninnalP?:4202?,52?rebmetpeSrepapsweneht?ni?dehsilbup?dna?srenwo?ytreporp?gnirobhgien?ot?tnes?gniraeh?cilbup?fo?ecitoN?:4202?,01?rebmetpeSdnaL?fo?noitaxennA?-?gniteeM?noitamrofnI? doohrobhgieN?:4202?,71?yluJ:tnemegagnE?ytinummoC?&?snoitcA?evitalsigeL?roirP.seiradnuob?etis?tsaehtuosdna?tsae?,htron?eht?no?ytiC?eht?ot?suougitnoc?si?dna?sedis?lla?no?stimil?detaroprocni?yb?dednuorr us?si?etiseht?sa?erutcurtsarfni?cilbup?fo?esu?tneiciffe?dna?lacigol?a?si?ytreporp?tcejbus?eht?fo?aera?eht?otni?noisnapxE:tcapmI?IED?&?snoitaredisnoC?yciloP ytilibaniatsuS?&?ytilibisnopseR?lacsiFtneme ganaM?htworG?&?ycnarbiV?cimonocE:selpicnirP?lanoitadnuoF?&?seitiroirP?.XNA500-4202DC?.oN?ecnanidrO?yb?noitaxennA?gnivorppa?1-6?detov?licnuoC?eht?,4202?,12?rebotcO?nO.sedis?lla?no?dednuorrussi?hcihw?, dnalsi?pihsnwot?a?edisni?dna?stimil?detaroprocnI?ytiC?eht?edistuo?detacol?yltnerruc?era?slecrapehT?.slecrap?yaw-fo-thgir?EN?dR?aloiV?dna?EN?rD?elcriC?E?sedulcni?osla?tseuqer?sihT?.EN?dR?keerCrevliS?f o?htron?dna?EN?rD?kcoleehW?fo?htuos?detacol?,serca?09.94?yletamixorppa?era?slecrap?tcejbus?ehT.eunitnoc?lliw?sesu?esoht?dna?,kraP?lliH?yrrauQ?fo?snoitrop?dna?dnop?noitneter?deniatniam-ytiC?a?era?slec rap?eht?sa?noitaxenna?siht?wollof?ot?snoitacilppa?tnempoleved?on?era?erehT?.tcirtsid?enoz)toL?llamS?–?laitnediseR?ytisneD-woL(?2-R?eht?fo?noitacilppa?tluafed?noitaxenna?eht?gnitseuqer?,)RDL(laitnedis eR?ytisneD-woL?fo?evisneherpmoC?)S2P(?deeccuS?2?gninnalP?gniylrednu?eht?htiw?ecnamrofnocni?seitreporp?tcejbus?eht?fo?noitaxenna?skees?,ytnuoC?detsmlO?htiw?pihsrentrap?ni?,retsehcoR?fo?ytiC?ehT:evitar raN?tropeR.stimiL?ytiC?eht?otni?dnal?fo?serca?09.94?yletamixorppa?etaroprocniot?,ytiC?eht?yb?,XNA500-4202DC?.oN?ecnanidrO?yb?noitaxennA?gnivorppa?ecnanidrO?na?gnitpodA:detseuqeR?noitcA???4.KretsehcoR ?foytiC?eht?yb?XNA500-4202DC?.oN?noititeP?noitaxennA NOITCA?ROF?TSEUQER egarK-reldnipS?leahciM:RETNESERPsgnidaeR?dnoceS?ecnanidrO:NOITCES?ADNEGAtnempoleveD?ytinummoC:TPED?GNITANIGIRO4202?,2?rebmeceD: ETAD?GNITEE F 446 retsehcoR?fo?ytiC?eht?yb?XNA500-4202DC?.oN?noititeP?noitaxennA?-?ecnanidrO:stnemhcattA selpaC?drawdE:yB?deraperP.emit?siht?ta?detseggus?era?snoitca?evitanretla?oN:)s(noitcA?evitanretlA.repoleve d?eht?fo?ytilibisnopser?eht?eb?lliw?stsoc?tnempoleved?llA:tcapmI?ecruoseR?&?lacsi NO. 47, EXCEPT the North 526.95 feet thereof. (PID 73.30.43.064080)PLAT OF RIGHT HIGHWAY COUNTY OLMSTED on defined as 22 No. CSAH of North, Range 13 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota, which lies westerly of the westerly That part of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 30, Township 107 ALSO: 73.30.43.061962) 47. NO. PLAT OF RIGHT HIGHWAY westerly of the westerly line of CSAH No. 22 as defined on OLMSTED COUNTYlies which Minnesota, County, Olmsted West, 13 Range North, 107 Township 30, SectionThe North 526.95 feet of that part of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of is described as follows:request The land described in the annexation .)(3Subd.2 pursuant to Minn. Stat. §414.033id land to annex sarequested that the Common Council City of Rochester Community Development DepartmentSection 3. 120 acres in size, and is not served by a wastewater facility other than the City of Rochester.abuts the City of Rochester, is less than Section 2. Whereas the subject property Rochester.a petition by the landowner requesting the annexation of the subject property by the City of Section 1. Whereas the subject Community Development Department has received THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER DO ORDAIN: .ELSWAY PARC-OF-ROAD NE RIGHT VIOLAAND THE EAST CIRCLE DRIVE NE AND CREEK ROAD NESOUTH OF WHEELOCK DRIVE NE AND NORTH OF SILVER LOCATED OF LAND ACRES 49.90APPROXIMATELY AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF ROCHESTER ORDINANCE NO. _____________ ALSO:448 less or more acres, 49.90 all, in Containing (PID 73.30.24.081763)minutes 20 seconds East, along said east line, 326.14 feet to the point of beginning. of said Northwest Quarter; thence South 00 degrees 38 line east the to feet 315.22 East, 40 57 77 seconds East, 162.73 feet; thence Northfeet; thence South 71 degrees 44 minutes 05 309.84 West, 15 28 18 South thence feet; 116.56 East, 53 19 27 South thence feet; 196.49 East, 27 38 86 North thence feet; 36.99 East, 59 07 49 South thence feet; 61.24 East, 26 36 17 South thence feet; 61.24 West, 28 31 19 South thence feet; 92.87 West, 50 34 39 South thence feet; 291.80 of distance a 1, Lot said of line southeasterly the along East, 38 HEIGHTS, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence North 52 degrees 36 minutes , Block 1, VIOLA42 seconds West, 209.11 feet to the most southerly corner of Lot 1degrees 12 minutes 05 seconds East, 242.56 feet; thence North 37 degrees 20 minutes d property); thence North 42 are along the southeasterly and northeasterly lines of saion July 14, 1983 in the office of the Olmsted County Recorder (the next two courses property described in that certain Warranty Deed recorded as Document No. 456724 to the southeasterly line of the feet 152.01 West, 32 57 11 North thence feet; 105.27 West, 39 44 15 North thence feet; 97.78 West, West, 112.15 feet; thence North 45 degrees 39 minutes 0939 minutes 18 seconds 00 North thence feet; 659.52 Quarter, Northwest said of line south the along bearing, West, 51 44 89 North thence 30; said of Northwest the of corner southeast the at Beginning Olmsted County, Minnesota, described as follows:West, 13 Range North, 107 Township 30, of Northwest the of part That LSO:A 73.31.12.057643) (PID 47. NO. PLAT WAY OF RIGHT described tract shown as Parcel 2a and Parcel 2c on OLMSTED COUNTY HIGHWAY -the above of that part EXCEPT 93. Page on of Miscellaneous 4-W Book 1986, inAugust 20, August 14, 1986, recorded NO. 47 dated OF WAY PLAT GHWAY RIGHTHIWest of the westerly right of way line of CSAH No. 22 as shown on OLMSTED COUNTY Section 31, Township 107 North, Range 13 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota, which lies That part of the South 825.00 feet of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of ALSO: NO. 47, EXCEPT the South 825.00 feet thereof. (PID 73.31.12.064082)PLAT WAY OF RIGHT COUNTY on as 22 No. CSAH of lineNorth, Range 13 West, Olmsted County, Minnesota, which lies westerly of the westerly That part of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 31, Township 107 449 , the County Auditor and the Secretary of State.Clerk shipTownHaverhill the Municipal Boundary Adjustments, – of Administrative HearingsOffice publication and from and after the filing of a certified copy hereof with the Minnesota This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its official .1ection 1S .)Small Lot –Low Density Residential ( 2-Rzoned cres of property a 49.90above will be 3Upon annexation the land described in Section .10Section hereafter undertaken to serve the area annexed.water tower, pumping station, and trunk line sanitary sewer construction, heretofore or , Council to assess against benefited property all or a portion of the cost of any storm sewerhereby notified that in addition to the usual assessments, it is the intention of the Common Present and future owners of the lands annexed by this ordinance are .9Section Rochester, Minnesota, as if it had originally been a part thereof.above is hereby annexed, added to and made a part of the City of 3described in Section the land ),3Therefore, pursuant to Minn. Stat. §414.033, subd. 2( .8Section the equivalent of three years’ taxes in two years. , the City shall pay the Township 6. Stat. §414.03As provided in Minn .7Section .size, and is not served by a wastewater facility other than the City of Rochesterabuts the City of Rochester, is less than 120 acres in the land Rochester determined that Following the public hearing, the Common Council of the City of 6.Section .and to all landowners within and contiguous to the area to be annexed TownshipHaverhill by certified mail to the 30 days' written notice by giving§414.033, subd. 2b, Stat. to Minn. pursuant of said public hearing, The City provided notification .5Section . ropertyof the subject pannexation consider hearing andheld a public the Common Council ,October 21, 2024 .4Section PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF450 X.AN500-CD2024\\20Ord Rochester, Minnesota) (Seal of the City of MAYOR OF SAID CITY ________________________________ ___ .4APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 202 CITY CLERK ATTEST: __________________________ PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL __________________ _________________ .4ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 202 M 451 eht?ta?dnamed?ciffart?dna?gnikrap?sessessa?dna?,nalP?retsaM?ngis?a?rof?ylppa?ot?noitpo?eht?secudortni,stnemeriuqer?gnipacsdnal?ot?hcaorppa?citsiloh?erom?a?sesoporp?tnemdnema?siht?,ecnanidro?lan igiroeht?ni?emeht?yek?a?saw?krowemarf?siht?elihW?.krowemarF?elytS?supmaC?eht?nehtgnerts?ot?sdradnatslanoitidda?edulcni?,ecnanidrO?tcirtsiD?laicepS?lanigiro?eht?fo?krowemarf?eht?no?dliub?hcihw?,DOMeht ?ot?segnahc?yeK?.ecnanidro?eht?ot?setadpu?lareves?secudortni?dna?)DOM(?tcirtsiD?yalrevO?lacideMeht?etaroprocni?ylluf?ot?)CDU(?edoC?tnempoleveD?deifinU?eht?sesiver?tnemdnema?txet?desoporp?ehT?.yalrevO ?tcirtsiD?dnalerohS?eht?dna?yalrevOnoitavreserP?egatireH?eht?sa?hcus?,stcirtsiD?yalrevO?rehto?htiw?edoC?tnempoleveD?deifinU?eht?otniyltcerid?detresni?eb?lliw?tcirtsiD?yalrevO?sihT?.supmaC?troppuS?oya M?eht?dna?tcirtsiD?laicepS?supmaClanoitutitsnI?lacideM?eht?ecalper?ot?tcirtsiD?yalrevO?lacideM?a?hsilbatse?ot?gnisoporp?si?tnempoleveDytinummoC?retsehcoR?,edoC?tnempoleveD?deifinU?eht?fo?laog?yek?a?, ecnanidro?gninoz?yldneirf-resuerom?a?etaerc?dna?,yfilpmis?,enilmaerts?ot?eunitnoc?ot?troffe?na?nI?.detadtuo?emoceb?dah?tnemucod?sihtsa?,secnanidro?gninoz?tnerruc?eht?htiw?ngila?dna?ot?refer?ot?snoisi ver?dedeen?osla?supmaC?troppuS?ehtdna?tcirtsiD?laicepS?supmaC?lanoitutitsnI?lacideM?eht?,etadpu?siht?htiW?.launaM?tnempoleveD?dnaL?eht,edoc?suoiverp?eht?decalper?dna?tceffe?koot?)CDU(?edoC?tnempoleve D?deifinU?eht?,2202?fo?yraunaJ?nI.WN?tS?ts14?fo?htron?,22?)HASC(yawhgiH?diA?etatS?ytnuoC?,rD?elcriC?tseW?fo?edis?tsae?eht?gnola?detautis?seitilicaf?troppus?ot?deilppa”,tcirtsiD?laicepS?supmaC?troppuS “?eht?sa?nwonk?,tcirtsid?laiceps?sihT?.supmaC?lanoitutitsnI?lacideMeht?fo?slaog?eht?derehtruf?hcihw?,tcirtsid?gninoz?laiceps?dnoces?a?detpoda?ytiC?eht?,3002?,22?yraunaJ?nO?.krowten?teerts?cilbup?gnid nuorruseht?htiw?gnitargetni?dna?skcolb?ytic?elpitlum?gninnaps?",supmac"?evisehoc?a?sa?tcirtsid?lacidem?retsehcoReht?fo?tnempoleved?euqinu?eht?egdelwonkca?snoitaluger?gninoz?tcirtsiD?laicepS?ehT?.stne mtsevnierutuf?rof?gninnalp?evitceffe?gnilbane?elihw?ytilativ?dna?htworg?deunitnoc?s’ytiC?eht?gnitatilicaf?ni?laitnessesniamer?tcirtsiD?laicepS?ehT?.krowemarf?tnempoleved?supmac?a?gnizilitu?yb?sesu?dn al?lanoitutitsni,lacidem?fo?tnempoleved?eht?egaruocne?dna?slaog?ytinummoc?eveihca?yltneiciffe?dna?ylevitceffe?ot?sawtcirtsiD?laicepS?eht?fo?esoprup?ehT?.)3-DS(?6272?.oN?ecnanidrO?-?”tcirtsiD?laicepS? 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tnemdnema?txet?eht?,yllanoitiddA?.level?supma ORDINANCE NO. ____453Distribution, Campus Parking and Vehicular Circulation, Materials Handling The physical Medical Campus, its acreage, square feet, its Employee b.uses and interconnected relationships unique to this City.erected by these institutions created an arrangement of buildings with similar Hospitals: Methodist Campus and St. Marys Campus. The structures shaped in large part by the developments of the Mayo Clinic, Mayo Clinic The existing land use patterns of the specific area described herein have been a.determination is based upon the following:hereby creates an overlay district to be known as the Medical Overlay District. This to effectively plan for future public capital and private investment, the City Council and to enable the City and the presently established medical institutional campus development framework important to the continued growth and vitality of the City, encourage the development of medical institutional land usesutilizing a campus In a desire to effectively and efficiently achieve community goals, to assist and 1.PurposeMedical Overlay District60.200.040G.MEDICAL OVERLY DISTRICT Code of the City of Rochester is hereby created and enacted to read as follows:Section 60.200.040G of Chapter 60.200 of the Unified Development Section 1.THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER DO ORDAIN:3669, AND 4052. AND REPEALING ORDINANCES 2726, 3534, RELATES TO MEDICAL OVERLAY DISTRICT IT AS MINNESOTAROCHESTER, OF UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT CODE OF THE CITY 60.200.040G OF CHAPTER 60.200 OF THE SECTION CREATING ORDINANCE AN and Distribution, Subways and Service Docks, Utility Infrastructure, Urban 454status of all planning documents and the anticipated development in the following At least every five years, an applicant shall provide a writtenand graphic detail on the effect as they appear on the official Rochester Zoning Map. properties not identified, the underlying zoning districts and regulations remain in is not identified for previous or future development within the Five-Year Plan. For such The regulations set forth herein shall not apply to any zoning action on property that Development Code remain in effect.specified, all other standards and requirements of the Rochester Unified including leased properties, shall be subject to this ordinance.Unless otherwise that occurs within said boundaries, which are stated in the Five-Year Plan update, development of land within the district boundaries. Any construction or development district with unique development standards and procedures applicable to The Medical Overlay District established by this ordinance shall be an overlay zoning 2.Applicability approach is reasonable and needed.style and development approach and, therefore, a campus style zoning Medical Overlay District has these unique qualities, which define a campus and an interconnecting system of above and below ground corridors. The support facilities reducingcampus congestion, handling, decentralized developed a campus support system of parking, loading and materials which have multiblock common ownership of lands and thereby have zoning approach. These zoning approaches are applicable to institutions uses in a campus setting, by creating an overlay medical institutional land It is the intent of this ordinance to assist and encourage the development of c.which is regularly submitted to the City and approved by the City Council five-year period as outlined in subdivision four of this overlay. 455an impact on capital improvement programming and infrastructure needs. The plan Council. The purpose of the Plan shall be to inform the city of projects which may have Year Plan to the Rochester Planning and Zoning Commission and the Rochester City An applicant shall make a presentation of the Five-Five-Year Planning Documents.4.Medical Overlay District Planning Documentation; Five-Year Planand the Medical Transitional areas as "MT-W" (west) and "MT-E" (east).the Primary Medical Institutional West as "PW', the Medical Support Campus as “MC”, The Primary Medical Institutional Central area shall be identified by the letters "PC", Each of the four subdistricts described shall be identified on the Official Zoning Map. herein be identified on the Official Zoning Map as "MOD".Zoning MapSubdistricts (Map);d.Medical Transition Area lying adjacent to the two Primary Medical Institutional c.Medical Support Campus. (Map); and,Primary Medical-Institutional West Subdistrict (Map); b.Primary Medical-Institutional Central Subdistrict. (Map);a.areas:Medical Overlay District. The Overlay will be divided into the following subdistrict overlay will be uniquely applied in defined Sub-Districts within the boundaries of the . The regulations established hereinafter for this Medical Overlay Sub-Districts3.Identification and Description of LandsSection 60.500.040E. plan will require a zoning map amendment and the Rezoning procedures laid out in An amendment to the Medical Overlay District boundaries located within the five-year containing the following information shall be adopted by resolution of the City Council. 456after review and recommendation by the City Planning and Zoning Commission. The Five-Year plan updates shall be officially adopted by the City Council by resolution Public Notification Requirements5.with individual project status identified, if known.k.Summary of construction projects currently being considered over the next 5 years Map illustrating existing and future helicopter landing locations and fleet size;j.spaces and the total percent of both on a subdistrict basis; A map of current amounts and locations of open space and public gathering i.proposed buildings, parking facilities, and open spaces, if known;h.A map of proposed pedestrian and bicycle connection routes to and through 5 years; g.A statement of percent employment growth on a subdistrict basis over the previous expanded facilities being proposed, if known;f.A projection of future demands for parking and loading facilities based on new and regarding the facilities, if known;Rochester Public Transit lines and employee travel mode split information and Mayo-operated circulator bus routes in relation to existing and proposed e.A map and capacities of current and proposed motor vehicle and bicycle facilities buildings used/leased by Mayo, but not owned by Mayo with status of approval;including, but not limited to properties inside of the district, all parking areas, and d.A map of new primary or accessory buildings proposed to be constructed, Research, or Support Services;one of the four permitted land use categories of Patient Care; Education; c.A list and map of properties currently owned by Mayo and existing land uses within areas and delineating campus boundaries;b.Medical Overlay District definitions, and boundaries including proposed land use is consistent with the City’s adopted Comprehensive Plan;a.An introduction and statement of mission and purpose and how the Five-Year Plan Council shall approve the Five-Year Plan update unless it makes a finding that the 457Within this setback, a Level 2 bufferyardin conformance with the Unified In the Medical Support Campus Subdistrict, a setback of 100 feet from the right-Setbacks –Lot Coverage -Landscaping 7.Gym and Fitness FacilitiesDaycareSenior housing without medical careCommercial retail or service uses or hospitality services Parking ramps and lotsMedical support uses including offices, warehousing, maintenance, utilities, Support Services including but not limited to: ResearchEducationPatient Careare considered:which reflect the operation and mission of the Medical Campus including uses that Permitted and accessory land uses which reflect the operation and mission of in the Medical Overlay District. Plan which are uses related to servicing the Medical Campus are permitted by right The principal and accessory land uses identified and approved in the Five-Year 6.Permitted Land UsesHearing Notice Requirements in the Unified Development Code. Rochester City Council with published notice of the meetings to comply with the Public hearing before both the Rochester Planning and Zoning Commission and the update is inconsistent with the City’s Comprehensive Plan or subsequent planning Development Code is required. Additionally, only pedestrian ways, bikeways, 458five exposed levels or 75 feet in height. structures regardless of their distance from the east property line, shall not exceed of exposed parking or 50 feet in height on the east side of the property. Other In the Support Campus Subdistrict, a parking structure shall not exceed four levels feet as measured to the topof the uppermost parking floor of the parking structure. buildings shall be 210 feet and for parking ramps the maximum height shall be 66 in the PrimaryMedical Institutional -Central Subdistrict. In the Primary Medical There shall be no maximum height for principal or accessory building or structures renovations to existing structures.Development Code for new construction and additions, modifications, expansions, or Director or their assigned representative, the properties shall meet the Building and Building and Site Design8.district landscaping will be confirmed on a per-project basis. The Five-Year Plan will delineate areas of landscaping and open space. Sub-as found on Table 400.02-2 Mixed Use Zoning Districts. structures in the Primary Medical Institutional West Subdistrict shall be 50 percent. The minimum landscape coverage of all standard of 10% for the entire district. reviewed and approved on a district-wide basis, with the minimum landscape Primary Medical-Institutional Central Subdistrict, landscaping will be In the landscaping, and drainage facilities are permitted within the required setback. 9.Parking, Loading, and Traffic Studies459lighting of all signs within this section shall abide by the underlying zoning district displaying the address or name of the building excluding logos or graphics. The shall be exempt from the requirements of the UDC. This includes any sign Wayfinding signage, defined as signage directing people to a specific location, 11.Signage operate on a 24-hour basis, as needed.adjacent uses, or support facilities are not subject to restricted hours and can Development Code underlying zoning regulations. Medical uses, medically-Accessory uses shall have operational hours consistent with the Unified may take place at any time during the day or night. medical research, laboratory analysis or integral administration of such activities continuous primary medical care, provision of emergency medical attention, Any permitted use within the Medical Overlay District that is involved with 10.Hours of Operationdevelopment within the MOD. participate in traffic studies as reasonably necessary to study the impacts of Institutions utilizing the Medical Overlay District will coordinate with the City to for each development within the overlay district is required. and loading needs of patients, staff, and employees and how this demand will be met parking and roadway infrastructure. In order to accomplish this, identifying the parking measures to minimize the vehicular transportation impacts of the development on standards of the approved Five-Year Plan. The Five-Year plan shall address expansion in the Medical InstitutionalCampus shall be determined by the goals and The number of off-street parking and loading spaces required for any new building permitted lighting section of the General Sign Standards in the Unified 460plan preparation, land acquisition, construction, and administration. Where the include but not be limited to the cost of engineering and design, construction of providing stormwater management facilities. The payment value must the provisions of the ordinance, Mayo may make a payment to the City in lieu best management practices (BMPs) cannot be reasonably implemented within Management Practices (BMPs) shall govern. When stormwater management Stormwater Management Criteria for Permanent Facilities and Best Ordinances, Chapter 6-4. –Stormwater Discharges, Section 6-4-12. –development within the Medical Overlay District, the provisions of City Code of In recognition of the need to provide stormwater management for all proposed 13.Stormwater Ponding RequirementsAll helipads must be located within the Medical Overlay District boundaries. Helicopter access must be used for emergency and medical transportation only. 12.Helipad –Helicopter Accessory Use Community Development Director. plan will function as the sign ordinance for that siteupon approval by the their assigned representative in recognition of unique signage needs. The sign Alternatively, a sign plan for a property or specific project, may be submitted to Central Subdistrict and designated in the Five-Year plan. applied to the maximum sign area. The structure must be located within the structures over Eight stories, an additional 70 square feet per wall sign may be For all structures over five stories, an additional 25 square feet per wall sign and Development Code. Overlay District, the project cost may be negotiated with the City and/or the 461the Community Development Director for consideration and determination. The applicant shall prepare a formal request, for the desiredflexibility and submit to When requesting flexibility from the Building and Site Design UDC regulations the lot or a single parcel as a condition of approval.the development, the City shall not require replatting of the parcels into one single than the owner of the building, provided the respective property owners agree to one of the lots or parcels is owned by a third-party or separate landowner(s) other Five-Year Plan spans two or more separately platted lots or parcels where at least 60.500.060C.3C except for the following circumstance:A building identified in the Five-Year Plan shall comply with the Lot Consolidation standard found in Section To the maximum extent practicable, lands within the MOD and identified on the procedures. the underlying zoning district and the Unified Development Codes standards and within the Five-Year plan or uses not identified for the specific location shall follow when identified on the Five-Year plan for that specific location. Uses not identified All uses identified for a specific site shall be approved via a Site Development Plan days.upon all applicable applications as described in MN Statue 15.99 within sixty (60) The Community Development Director or their assigned representative shall act 15.Permit Administrationthe UDC 60.300.020F and associated definitions.Installationof the Telecommunications and wireless equipment will comply with 14.Telecommunications and Wireless Standardsexcess benefits applied to future projects. Community Development Director or their assigned representative shall review 462Ordinance No’s. 2726, 3534, 3669 and 4052 are hereby repealed. Section 2.procedures set forth in Section 60.500.040D UDC Text Amendment.at the time of adoption. Rescinding this overlay zoning district shall follow the Medical Overlay District and return the properties to their underlying zoning district The Rochester City Council may without liability rescind the provisions of this 17.Rescinding Approvalby the City Council. complaint with the Court within thirty (30) days of the date of action or decision an action by the City Council shall be made to the District Court by filing a Council by notifying the City Clerk in writing of the intent to appeal. Appeals of Appeals of an action of the Zoning Board of Appeals may be made to the City Board of Appeals consistent with 60.500.030FCommunity Development Director or the assignee shall be heard by the Zoning Appeals regarding any portion of this ordinance or any determination by the 16.Appeal of Decision or Action of the Community Development Directorinclude options considered to comply with the specific code sectionDocumentation to support the need to deviate from the code which may -Specific Code Section to receive flexibility-limited to:denial of the request. The request shall contain information including, but not the request within one week of submittal and provide a formal acceptance or Section 3.463 Ord20/CD2004-001TA.MedOverlayDistrict.docx Rochester, Minnesota)(Seal of the City ofMAYOR OF SAID CITY ___________________________________APPROVED THIS _____ DAY OF ______________________, 2024.CITY CLERKATTEST: __________________________ PRESIDENT OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL___________________________________ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA, THIS __________ DAY OF _______________, 2024.PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OFThis ordinance shall be effective as of the date of its publication.