Fee Schedule for Services

All fees for apparatus are for a one-hour minimum and include the costs for responding vehicle per the Idaho Fire Service Organization Rate Book (2009), the Idaho Department of Lands Emergency Equipment Rental Agreement (2009), fuel costs and overhead. Fees charged for personnel are the average cost for wage, payroll tax and PERS! contribution. Fees for fractions of hours are charged at the full hour price.

          a. Responses to Emergency Medical/Rescue Calls — Non-Taxpayers of West Pend Oreille Fire
District.

          b. Responses to Violations of Burn Permits.

                    1) Burning that gets out of control.

                    2) Burning without a permit..

          c. Responses to Tax Exempt Properties or Unprotected Properties. (power lines)..

          d. Responses to motor vehicle accidents (MVA.

          a. Dependent upon size and classification of structure, all commercial businesses can be charged an
inspection fee of$47 per hour with a minimum charge of$10.

          b. The annual inspection fee includes the annual inspection and one follow-up inspection. If the Fire Marshal determines that additional follow-up inspections are necessary, the chargewill be $47 per
hour with a minimum charge of$10.

          a. All mobile food vendors can be charged an annual inspection fee of $80 for a single inspection and $80 for multiple inspections.

          b. A food court vendor can be charged an annual inspection fee of$40.

          a. Per Idaho Code Section 39-1107:

                    1. $25.00 Initial inspection and one follow-up inspection.

                    2. $25.00 per additional inspection per hour or portion thereof.

          a. Whenever an inspection is required by the District’s Fire Marshal that does not fit into any of the categories in this fee schedule, or whenever the Fire Marshal determines additional inspections
are reasonable to complete a matter, the fee for all such inspections shall be $47.00 per hour, with a minimum of one hour. ¹ Any fees due under this paragraph, or a fair estimate thereof, shall be paid prior to the District performing the services requested.

          a. Per Idaho Code Sections 39-2604 and 2605:

                    i. Fire Works Stands Permit Fee is $25.00. This fee includes an initial inspection and one follow-up inspection.

                    ii. Fire Works Public Displays Permit Fee is a minimum of $47.00, and may increase to a fee not to exceed $125.00, depending on the time involved by the District. This fee includes the initial inspection and all follow-up inspections.

          a. If a permit is required to store certain quantities of materials as outlined in the International Fire Code, Chapter 1, the permit fee shall be $47.00, which includes an initial inspection and one follow-up inspection.

          a. If a site permit for installation or removal of above or in-ground liquid storage tanks is required as outlined in the International Fire Code, for each tank to be installed there will be a permit fee of $47.00 pertank. This fee will include the pressure test and final inspection.

          a. For all commercial building permits issued by the county or any city, the fee for the fire district’s plan review shall be forty percent (40%) of the Building Permit Fees issued by the authority having jurisdiction as established in the International Building Code. This fee shallinclude the fee for the District issuing letters of approval or conditional approval, to the authority having jurisdiction. This fee shall also include the preparation of any developmentcontracts that the District and property owner enter into in order to set forth more specific requirements, timetables and costs, concerning the District’s conditional approval of the project. Any fees due under this paragraph, or a fair estimate thereof, shall be paid prior tothe District performing the services requested.

          a. $47.00 per hour, with a one hour minimum charge, for all commercial and industrial buildings and multi-family dwellings (triplex and greater) +$ 30.00 per lot.

          b. A $15.00 flat fee for all residential structures unless the project is part of a subdivision, with fire flows and proper access that was previously approved by the District, in which case there will be no fee. If an inspection(s) is required to complete the review, the fee for the inspection(s) will be as stated in category No. 6, above. Any fees due under this paragraph,or a fair estimate thereof, shall be paid prior tothe District performing the services requested

          a. $47 per hour, with a one-hour minimum charge, plus $30 additional fee per dwelling unit or commercial lot. Any fees due under this paragraph, or a fair estimate thereof, shall be paid prior to the District performing the services requested.

          a. The District can charge $47.00 per hour, with a one hour minimum, for its review of all other land use applications presented to it bythe issuingjurisdictions, including but not limited to applications for zone changes, variances, conditional use permits, planned unit developments, short plats, accessory living, etc. Any fees due under this paragraph, or a fairestimate thereof, shall be paid prior to the District performing the services requested

          a. $ 250.00 Administrative Fee. This fee includes site review and an initial and one follow up inspection, and the costs ofthe publication of notices.

          b. Additional costs may include preparation of maps and legal descriptions, as well as legal costs, when they are required and at the actual cost the District incurs.

          a. For large project reviews as determined by the Fire Marshal, project review meetings that involve additional District staff shall be billed at $ 47.00 per hour for the Fire Marshal and/or other designated staff person in charge of the project, and $35.00 per hour for all other District personnel involved in the project review meetings. For each such meeting, Othere willbe a one-hour minimum charge for each District employee involved.

          b. If the District’s Chief or Fire Marshal determines that additional resources will be necessary complete a project, such as the hiring of fire safety, fire prevention, engineering, legal or other expert consultants, or any other services from outside sources, the costs associated with the obtaining of said services will be charged to the project owners. The District will obtainan estimate from any such resource companies or agencies and provide the same to the project owners, but the costs associated with said services will be the responsibility of the project owners even if the total costs exceed the estimates.