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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 56-93-07 of the City Manager of the City of Eugene ESTABUSHlNG FEES FOR DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC SAFE1Y SERVICES The City Manager of the City of Eugene finds as follows: A. Section 2.020 of the Eugene, Code, 1971 authorizes the City Manager to determine and set fees and charges to be imposed by the City for services, goods, use of municipal property, and licenses and permits. B. In accordance with the procedures set forth therein, on June 16, 1993 I notified the Mayor and City Council that I intended to increase the fees established by Administrative Order No. 56-92-02 on May 12, 1992 and by Administrative Order No. 56-92- 06 on July 16, 1992 for providing training instructor services to other public agencies for 9-1- 1 emergency telephone call-takers and police, fire and ambulance dispatchers; for providing technician services to other public entities and private entities for testing, servicing and repairing self-contained breathing apparatus and repair of fire hydrants for private property owners; for providing police and fire life safety and protection services to other public and private entities; and to delete the fees previously established for providing computer programming and data analysis services and the fees charged for providing police and fire report research and/or photocopied or microfilmed copies to the public, and the fee for fax services, as those fees were to be established by an administrative order applicable city-wide, all as set forth in the Notice of Intended Fees. The Notice was also posted at two locations at City Hall on June 16, 1993, and made available for inspection by interested persons at the office of the City Manager, City Hall, 777 Pearl Street, Eugene, Oregon 97401. The Notice provided that written comments would be received thereon for a period of 15 days from the date of posting. C. No comments or responses were received within the time or in the manner required by the Notice. D. I find that the fees set forth in Exhibit A hereto are consistent with applicable policies and directives of the City Council, including policies developed during the Eugene Decisions process, are comparable to the fees established in other jurisdictions for providing such services, are based on the City's personnel costs associated with providing these police and fire life safety and protection services, and are necessary in order to recover the cost of services from the direct beneficiaries of those services. E. Establishment of the fees is in the public interest, and it is essential for the FY94 City Budget that these rates be implemented without delay. Administrative Order - 1