CCWD water capacity charge - Ebbetts Pass

“A capacity charge is a one-time charge that is collected from new customers or developers when they connect to an existing system or increase the demand on the system.”

“Capacity charges help fund infrastructure needed to serve new development. They ensure that existing customers don't subsidize the cost of growth.”

“CCWD's primary growth areas are Copper Cove and Jenny Lind; CCWD also projects significant growth in its Forest Meadows and Ebbetts Pass service areas.”

2006-09-27

“Calaveras County Water District / Adjustments to Fee Schedules / As of July 1, 2026 / Ordinance 2006-03, dated Sept 27, 2006 / Ordinance 2020-01, dated Dec 9, 2020 / Ordinance 2021-01, dated Sept 22, 2021 / Ordinance 2022-01, dated March 9, 2022 / Ordinance 2026-01, dated March 25, 2026”

Ordinance 2006-03

“Calaveras County Water District / Adjustments to Fee Schedules / As of July 1, 2026 / Ordinance 2006-03, dated Sept 27, 2006 / Ordinance 2020-01, dated Dec 9, 2020 / Ordinance 2021-01, dated Sept 22, 2021 / Ordinance 2022-01, dated March 9, 2022 / Ordinance 2026-01, dated March 25, 2026”

other: prior to installation of services (at connection / meter installation), not at building permit

“It is important to keep in mind that all fees are to be paid prior to the installation of services and that the District is to inspect all work.”

Calaveras County Water District, the agency that levies it

“The cost of service consists of the current capacity fee (water and/or wastewater), water meter and installation cost, inspection fees, and if applicable, estimated service connection costs and assessment fees. A District Capacity and Connection Fee Schedule for each service area is included with this package.”

“A JADU or ADU described in paragraph 1 of subdivision (a) of Government Code Section 66323, shall not require a new or separate utility connection, and no connection fee or capacity charge shall be imposed.”