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PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE JOINT MEETING OF THE
OWASSO CITY COUNCIL
OWASSO PUBLIC WORKS AUTHORITY (OPWA)
OWASSO PUBLIC GOLF AUTHORITY (OPGA)
Council Chambers Old Central Building 109 North Birch, Owasso, OK
Tuesday, October 13, 2026 - 6:00 PM
NOTE: APPROPRIATE ACTION may include, but is not limited to: acknowledging, affirming, amending, approving, authorizing,
awarding, denying, postponing, or tabling.
AGENDA RECEIVED
1. Call to Order - Mayor/Chair. Dr. Paul Loving OCT U 8 2026
2. Roll Call I�I
City Clerk's Office
3. Discussion relating to the Flock Safety Camera System - Councilor Walter
4. Discussion relating to Finance Department Items - Carly Novozinsky
• Monthly Tax Report and Revenue Outlook
• Proposed Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Carryover Funds
S. Discussion relating to proposed amendments to the Industrial Wastewater Surcharge Rates and Sewer
Use Ordinance - Lauren Kimbrough / Travis Blundell
6. Discussion relating to various Citizen Board and Committee vacancies - Juliann Stevens
7. City/Authority Manager report
8. City Councilor/Trustee comments and inquiries
9. Consideration and appropriate action relating to an executive session, as provided for in Title 25, O.S.
§ 307(B)(4), for the purposes of discussing confidential communication between the City Council and
its Attorney concerning pending litigation claims or actions - Julie Lombardi
10. Adjournment
Amended Notice of Public Meeting filed in the office of the City Clerk on Thursday, April 9, 2026, and the
Agenda posted at City Hall, 200 South Main Street, at 2:00 pm on Thursday, October 8, 2026�
u nn M. Stevens, City C r
The City of Owasso encourages citizen participation. To request an accommodation due to a disability, contact the City Clerk prior
to the scheduled meeting by phone 918-376-1502 or by email to istevens@citvofowosso.com
TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Carly Novozinsky, Finance Director
SUBJECT: Supplemental Appropriation - Carryover Budgets
DATE: October 8, 2026
BACKGROUND
Every year, at the June 30t" fiscal year end, there are unspent budgets. While appropriations were
included in the FY 2026 Budget, the actual expenditure for all or part of open items will occur
during FY 2027.
Because the FY 2027 Budget was prepared prior to year-end, and before it was known whether
funds would be expended or not, the fund balances used to develop the budget were projected
as though all non -salary budgets would be expended by year-end. Therefore, approval of
carryover budgets does not reduce the estimated June 30, 2027, fund balances.
In order to keep from having purchase orders open for multiple years, past practice of the City is
to close prior year purchase orders at the end of September and re -appropriate the funds in the
subsequent year, along with authorizing the City to re -issue the purchase orders in the new fiscal
year. Since Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) do not recognize encumbrances,
closing out old encumbrances where goods and services have not been received will enable
budgetary financial statements to more closely align with audited GAAP statements.
PROPOSED CARRYOVER:
An item has been included on the October 13, 2026, Worksession agenda for discussion. Staff
anticipates a request for consideration and action relating to the carryover on the October 20,
2026, City Council agenda.
TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Lauren Kimbrough, Pretreatment & Stormwater Administrator
SUBJECT: Industrial Wastewater Surcharge Rate Update and Sewer Use Ordinance
Amendments
DATE: October 8, 2026
BACKGROUND:
• The City of Owasso operates a wastewater treatment system that collects and treats
wastewater from homes and businesses. Wastewater from homes is commonly used as
the baseline for normal domestic sewage. A concentration of approximately 250
milligrams per liter (mg/L) for both Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) and Total
Suspended Solids (TSS) is widely used in wastewater programs as the benchmark for
normal domestic sewage.
• BOD and TSS are two standard measurements used to describe wastewater strength.
BOD represents the amount of organic material in the wastewater that must be treated,
while TSS represents suspended solids that must be removed during treatment.
• For industrial users, wastewater stronger than normal domestic sewage is considered
excessive -strength wastewater. When an industrial user contributes wastewater with BOD
or TSS concentrations above 250 mg/L, the portion above 250 mg/L is considered
excessive strength.
• Industrial wastewater surcharges are a cost -recovery method commonly used by
wastewater utilities to account for this additional pollutant loading. Industrial users pay
their normal sewer charges, and when they contribute BOD or TSS above normal
domestic strength, they also pay a surcharge for the excess pollutant loading. The
surcharge helps recover the additional treatment costs associated with stronger industrial
wastewater rather than passing those costs on to other wastewater customers.
• The City has authorized excessive -strength wastewater surcharges by ordinance since
1988 using an EPA calculation methodology that is listed in Section 17-1 10.
• The City has a long-standing practice of applying surcharges to industrial wastewater
with BOD or TSS concentrations above normal domestic sewage, which the Sewer Use
Ordinance defines as 250 mg/L of BOD and 250 mg/L of TSS.
• Existing Ordinance Discrepancy: The City's Sewer Use Ordinance defines normal
domestic sewage as 250 mg/L of BOD and 250 mg/L of TSS, while the current excessive -
strength surcharge provision uses a threshold of 300 mg/L. Staff is proposing to correct
this discrepancy by changing the surcharge threshold from 300 mg/L to 250 mg/L,
consistent with the City's definition of normal domestic sewage. The proposed ordinance
amendment does not establish a new surcharge methodology; it corrects the ordinance
language so that the definition of normal domestic sewage is properly aligned with the
threshold for excessive -strength wastewater.
• The City's current surcharge rates were last calculated in the 1990s using historical
wastewater treatment operating costs and influent loading data. To ensure the rates
continue to fairly recover the additional costs associated with treating excessive -strength
wastewater, the City retained Hardgrave Environmental Management (HEM) to
recalculate the surcharge rates using the some EPA methodology listed in Section 17-110
of the ordinance and current operating costs and influent monitoring data. HEM
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recommends updated surcharge rates of $0.44 per excess pound of BOD and $0.23 per
excess pound of TSS.
PROPOSED SEWER USE ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS:
In conjunction with the surcharge rate update, staff reviewed the industrial wastewater
provisions of the Sewer Use Ordinance and identified several provisions that should be corrected
or clarified. The proposed amendments do not create a new surcharge methodology or
change DEQ's regulatory authority. Rather, they correct existing inconsistencies, clarify the
respective roles of the City and DEQ, and better reflect how the City's industrial wastewater
program is currently administered.
• Section 17-110 - Excessive -Strength Wastewater Discrepancy: Corrects the discrepancy
between the City's definition of normal domestic sewage at 250 mg/L of BOD and TSS
and the excessive -strength surcharge provision, which currently references 300 mg/L. The
proposed amendment changes the surcharge provision to 250 mg/L so that the normal
domestic sewage benchmark is properly aligned with the threshold for excessive -strength
wastewater.
• Section 17-321 - Definitions: Adds a definition for an Industrial Wastewater Service
Agreement and updates related definitions to reflect the proposed ordinance changes.
• Section 17-329 - General Oil and Grease Limit. Changes the general industrial oil and
grease discharge limit from 100 mg/L to 150 mg/L to provide consistency with the oil and
grease limit used in DEQ industrial wastewater permits.
• Section 17-330 - Fats, Oils & Grease (FOG) Limit: Changes the oil and grease discharge
limit for Food Service Establishments from 100 mg/L to 150 mg/L, providing one consistent
local oil and grease limit throughout the ordinance.
• Section 17-331 - Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permits: Clarifies that DEQ is the
permitting authority for industrial users regulated under a DEQ Industrial User Permit and
that a City of Owasso Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit applies only to industrial
users that are not permitted by DEQ. This distinction avoids duplicating a DEQ-issued
regulatory permit with a second City permit.
• Section 17-333 - Industrial Wastewater Service Agreements: Establishes a new section
requiring an Industrial Wastewater Service Agreement for industrial users permitted by
DEQ. DEQ will remain responsible for issuing and administering the regulatory permit,
while the City's Service Agreement will establish the local conditions under which the City
will accept, convey, and treat the industrial wastewater. These conditions may include
monitoring, sampling, reporting, surcharge payment, and other requirements necessary
to protect the City's sanitary sewer system and Wastewater Treatment Plant. The Service
Agreement does not replace or supersede the DEQ Industrial User Permit.
PROPOSED RESOLUTION AND IMPLEMENTATION:
A resolution is necessary to formally adopt the updated industrial wastewater surcharge
rates. The proposed resolution contains the rates calculated by HEM using the
methodology established in Section 17-110 of the City of Owasso Code of Ordinances.
The updated per -pound rates are based on current Wastewater Treatment Plant
operating expenses and pollutant loading data.
Although the HEM study supports immediate implementation of the calculated rates,
staff recommends a five-year phased implementation beginning January 1, 2027. This
approach provides existing and future industrial users with a predictable schedule for
rate adjustments while allowing the City to gradually recover the actual costs associated
with treating excessive -strength wastewater.
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The proposed implementation schedule is as follows:
Proposed Effective Date
BOD Rate
TSS Rate
Current
$0.28
0.18
January 1, 2027
$0.31
$0.19
January 1, 2028
$0.34
$0.20
January 1, 2029
$0.38
10.21
January 1, 2030
$0.41
$0.22
January 1, 2031
$0.44
$0.23
The surcharge rates will apply to any industrial user whose wastewater contains BOD or
TSS above normal domestic strength. The five-year phased implementation provides
industries with time to budget for the revised rates while helping ensure that the
additional costs of treating excessive -strength industrial wastewater are paid by the users
generating those additional treatment costs rather than by the City's residential and
commercial wastewater customers.
An item has been included on the October 13, 2026, Worksession Meeting for discussion.
ATTACHMENT:
Hardgrave Environmental Management Utilities — Sewer Rates Surcharge Rate Calculation
dated July 2026
CITY OF OWASSO
Publicly Owned Treatment Works
UTILITIES — SEWER RATES
SURCHARGE RATE CALCULATION
For:
City of Owasso
Public Works Department
10102 East 1161 Street North
Owasso, Oklahoma 74055
LN
Hardgrave Environmental Management
PO Box 143
Sand Springs, OK 74063
July 2026
City of Owasso
Utilities — Sewer Rates
SURCHARGE CALCULATION
Table of Contents
A. INTRODUCTION 1
B. DATA REQUIREMENTS------------------------------------------------------------------ 2
1. Annual POTW O&M Costs ................................................... 2
2. POTW Influent Flow, BOD, and TSS ............................. 2
C. SURCHARGE RATE CALCULATION---------------_---_------------- 2
D. TECHNICAL SUMMARY 3
APPENDIX I. 2025 Calendar Year POTW MOR
APPENDIX II. Surcharge Calculation Summary Spreadsheet
A. INTRODUCTION
The City of Owasso owns and operates a Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTW)
subject to regulations as outlined in Oklahoma Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
(OPDES) discharge permit number OK0020303 issued to the POTW by the Oklahoma
Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) on June 30, 2023.
The OPDES permit establishes effluent limitations and monitoring requirements for the
City of Owasso's POTW. The City of Owasso's POTW has the following effluent
limitations for Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) and Total Suspended Solids (TSS or
SS) shown in the table below.
Pollutants „ ��
Monthly�erae1VlorithlyfAuerag`e
BOD
1413.3
11.8
TSS
1826.7
23.6
In order to comply with these established effluent limitations and proactively prevent
potential sources of pollution discharging to the receiving waters outlined in the OPDES
permit, the City of Owasso is reevaluating sewer rate surcharges for BOD and TSS. The
City of Owasso contracted with Hardgrave Environmental Management, LLC (HEM) to
update surcharge rates to reflect the most recent POTW pollutant monitoring data and
contributory flows.
HEM used the procedures established in the City of Owasso Code of Ordinances outlined
in Sections 17-321, 17-328, and 17-110 to calculate a new recommended surcharge rate
for any users discharging excessive strength BOD, TSS, or other pollutants to the POTW.
Surcharges or excess strength charges are applicable to any wastewater discharges above
normal domestic sewage defined as 250 mg/1 for both BOD and TSS.
The City of Owasso Code of Ordinances includes an established formula and procedures
to determine surcharge rate(s) and calculate charges for excess strength BOD, TSS, or
other pollutants discharged to the POTW as follows:
Cs = (Bc(B) + Sc(s) + Pc(P) Vu
(Based on Model No. 2,40 CFR 35, Appendix B)
Symbols and definitions:
Cs = A surcharge for wastewaters of excessive strength
Be = O&M cost for treatment of a unit of biochemical oxygen demand (BOD).
B = Concentration of BOD from a user above 250 mg/l.
Sc = O&M for treatment of a unit of suspended solids (SS).
S = Concentration of SS from a user above 250 mg/l.
Pc = O&M cost for treatment of a unit of any pollutant.
P = Concentration of any pollutant from a user above a base level to be determined on
case -by -case basis.
Vu = Volume contributions from a user per unit of time.
B. DATA REQUIREMENTS
Annual POTW Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Costs
Total Annual O&M costs were obtained from the Owasso Public Works Authority
Wastewater Treatment portion of the City of Owasso Fiscal Year 2026 Budget. O&M
costs are defined by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as the necessary,
recurring expenditures required to operate, maintain, manage, and repair assets, facilities,
or treatment systems over their lifespan.
POTW Influent Data and Flow Rates
Monitoring for BOD and TSS is done on a weekly and daily basis respectively at the
Owasso POTW influent and effluent. All sampling was completed in accordance with the
methods prescribed by 40 CFR Part 136. POTW influent flow is monitored continuously.
All monitoring data is documented in monthly operational reports (MORs). The MORs
for the 2025 Calendar Year have been utilized for the calculation of average POTW
influent BOD, TSS, and flow. The daily MOR data for the 2025 Calendar Year is
included in this document as Appendix I.
C. SURCHARGE RATE CALCULATION
The excessive strength surcharges utilize, Pc, the calculated O&M cost for treatment of a
unit of pollutant or "surcharge rate". The total annual O&M cost (See Section B.I) and
the total annual pollutant loadings (See Section B.II) were utilized in determining the
surcharge rate. The Surcharge Calculation information recommended by HEM is
included in this document as Appendix II.
D. TECHNICAL SUMMARY
The City of Owasso POTW's average influent pollutant concentrations for BOD and TSS
of 313 mg/L and 207 mg/L respectively for a combined concentration of 520 mg/L is
significantly higher than that of cities similar in size (population of 25-50K). Combined
influent concentrations from similarly sized cities typically average in the 200-400 mg/L
range. For example, the calendar year 2025 average for the City Ardmore, OK was
documented to be 242 mg/L. Higher influent BOD and TSS pollutant concentrations in
Owasso can be attributed to National Steak and Poultry (NSP), a food processing
Industrial User. These high influent pollutant concentrations and resulting loadings may
skew results downward from what is typically expected for calculated surcharge rates;
however, best professional judgement has been applied in determining equitable
surcharge rates based on the data available.
According to data provided by the City of Owasso, the discharge from NSP for calendar
year 2025 contained pollutant concentrations averaging 2,274 mg/L BOD and 1,578
mg/L TSS at flows of approximately 100,000 gallons per day. At these levels, the
average daily pollutant loading from NSP totals 3,213 lbs/day representing approximately
20% of the total influent BOD & TSS loading to the Owasso POTW of 16,283 lbs/day
(see Appendix I).
Based on the City of Owasso Code of Ordinances outlined above, the proposed sewer
surcharge rates (see Appendix II) and the calendar year average pollutant loading from
NSP (see above), the resulting annual surcharges to NSP would total $359,087. This
represents a reasonable and proportionate share of the annualized cost to operate and
improve the POTW. These surcharges, of course, may be reduced by NSP through
pollution prevention and/or pretreatment.
Based on the technical assessment above, HEM recommends full implementation of the
calculated surcharge rates (see Table-2 below and Appendix II). The recommended
surcharge rates of $0.44 per excess pound of BOD and $0.23 per excess pound of TSS in
accordance with Section 17-110.0 of the City of Owasso Code of Ordinances.
Surcharge Rate per excess pound of BOD Surcharge Rate per excess pound of TSS
$0.44 $0.23
APPENDIX I
POTW Monitoring &
Influent Flow Data
A
B
Z
AA
AO I AP
1
Influent
Effluent
Influent
2
558
553
23
22
3
Influent
Combined
Flow
Effluent
Daily
Influent
TSS
Influent
BOD
4
MGD
I MGD
I mg/I
mg/1
5
1 Wed
3.09
3.04
254.00
6
2 Thu
3.16
3.07
228.00
7
3 Fri
3.15
3.10
256.00
407.00
8
4 Sat
3.06
2.97
9
5 Sun
3.19
3.04
10
6 Mon
3.47
3.30
326.00
11
7 Tue
3.46
3.37
257.00
12
8 Wed
3.27
3.23
242.00
13
9 Thu
3.25
3.12
241.00
381.00
14
10 Fri
3.14
3.02
231.00
15
11 Sat
3.31
3.16
16
12 Sun
3.65
3.54
17
13 Mon
3.81
3.70
229.00
18
14 Tue
3.44
3.38
227.00
19
15 Wed
3.27
3.08
254.00
20
Jan
16 Thu
3.31
3.18
291.00
21
17 Fri
3.29
3.13
222.00
351.00
22
18 Sat
3.29
3.09
23
19 Sun
3.49
3.21
248.00
24
20 Mon
3.42
3.21
206.00
25
21 Tue
3.46
3.25
237.00
26
22 Wed
3.40
3.17
226.00
27
23 Thu
3.18
2.99
215.00
327.00
28
24 Fri
3.14
3.00
235.00
29
25 Sat
2.98
2.86
30
26 Sun
3.14
2.93
31
27 Mon
3.40
3.22
222.00
32
28 Tue
3.21
3.13
249.00
33
29 Wed
3.04
2.95
265.00
34
30 Thu
3.14
3.03
249.00
374.00
35
31 Fri
3.46
3.36
252.00
36
1 Sat
3.27
2.60
37
2 Sun
3.36
2.94
38
3 Mon
3.58
3.47
217.00
39
4 Tue
3.24
3.18
245.00
40
5 Wed
3.09
3.04
258.00
41
6 Thu
3.12
2.96
266.00
347.00
42
7 Fri
3.12
2.61
221.00
43
8 Sat
3.04
1.81
44
9 Sun
3.19
1.82
302.00
45
10 Mon
3.37
1.97
217.00
46
11 Tue
3.18
1.91
202.00
47
12 Wed
3.20
2.70
192.00
481
1
13 Thu
3.72
3.26
212.00
335.00
49
Feb
14 Fri
3.52
3.08
199.00
50
15 Sat
3.36
2.94
51
16 Sun
3.45
3.00
A
B
Z
AA
I AO
AP
52
17 Mon
3.69
3.191
207.00
53
18 Tue
3.63
3.19
199.00
54
19 Wed
3.67
3.16
215.00
55
20 Thu
3.93
3.41
190.00
56
21 Fri
3.79
3.28
183.00
57
22 Sat
3.61
3.13
58
23 Sun
3.84
3.31
59
24 Mon
4.50
3.85
212.00
60
25 Tue
4.00
3.46
201.00
61
26 Wed
3.74
3.27
204.00
62
27 Thu
3.63
3.17
184.00
264.00
63
28 Fri
3.55
3.07
195.00
64
1 Sat
3.24
2.82
65
2 Sun
3.47
2.96
66
3 Mon
3.67
3.17
202.00
67
4 Tue
3.70
3.28
239.00
68
5 Wed
4.99
4.33
121.00
69
6 Thu
5.02
4.34
115.00
174.00
70
7 Fri
4.81
4.14
124.00
71
8 Sat
5.13
4.41
72
9 Sun
4.76
4.09
73
10 Mon
4.83
4.14
146.00
74
11 Tue
3.89
3.34
312.00
75
12 Wed
3.62
3.17
202.00
76
13 Thu
3.651
3.66
215.00
321.00
77
14 Fri
3.00
2.76
210.00
78
15 Sat
3.02
3.07
79
Mar
16 Sun
3.38
3.13
221.00
80
17 Mon
3.45
3.00
236.00
81
18 Tue
3.25
2.90
227.00
82
19 Wed
3.24
2.81
224.00
83
20 Thu
3.11
2.61
231.00
395.00
84
21 Fri
3.20
2.60
247.00
85
22 Sat
3.14
2.56
86
23 Sun
3.21
2.53
87
24 Mon
3.46
2.80
241.00
88
25 Tue
3.29
2.68
232.00
89
26 Wed
3.22
2.42
242.00
90
27 Thu
3.05
2.81
229.00
355.00
91
28 Fri
3.20
2.81
244.00
92
29 Sat
3.05
2.66
93
30 Sun
3.49
2.99
94
31 Mon
3.64
3.08
220.00
95
1 Tue
3.24
2.83
232.00
96
2 Wed
3.36
2.85
223.00
97
3 Thu
3.49
3.00
264.00
411.00
98
4 Fri
5.41
4.671
280.00
99
5 Sat
4.93
4.25
100
6 Sun
4.83
4.031
170.00
101
7 Mon
4.95
4.16
183.00
102
8 Tue
4.53
3.85
103
9 Wed
3.97
2.46
202.00
104
10 Thu
3.84
3.32
252.00
349.00
105
11 Fri
3.67
3.15
214.00
106
12 Sat
3.39
2.89
205.00
A
B
Z
AA
AO
AP
107
13 Sun
3.50
2.95
185.00
108
14 Mon
3.79
3.22
213.00
109
Apr
15 Tue
3.46
2.97
219.00
110
16 Wed
3.43
2.90
223.00
117
17 Thu
3.35
2.80
238.00
333.00
112
18 Fri
3.33
1.95
192.00
113
19 Sat
3.45
2.95
211.00
114
20 Sun
5.36
4.62
222.00
115
21 Mon
5.71
4.85
123.00
116
22 Tue
4.99
4.36
116.00
117
23 Wed
4.63
4.18
128.00
118
24 Thu
4.45
4.08
165.00
280.00
119
25 Fri
4.47
4.08
199.00
120
26 Sat
4.40
4.00
198.00
121
27 Sun
4.34
3.86
145.00
122
28 Mon
4.67
4.17
181.00
123
29 Tue
4.96
4.47
197.00
124
30 Wed
4.951
4.52
202.00
125
1 Thu
5.09
4.57
103.00
107.00
126
2 Fri
5.96
5.36
85.00
127
3 Sat
5.70
5.05
120.00
128
4 Sun
5.67
4.99
147.00
129
5 Mon
5.49
4.86
137.00
130
6 Tue
5.37
4.81
158.00
131
7 Wed
5.82
5.23
134.00
132
8 Thu
5.85
4.93
140.00
241.00
133
9 Fri
5.82
5.15
154.00
134
10 Sat
5.54
4.93
135
11 Sun
5.34
4.68
142.00
136
12 Mon
5.10
4.50
180.00
137
13 Tue
5.36
4.75
151.00
138
14 Wed
5.26
4.66
160.00
139
15 Thu
4.99
4.42
165.00
271.00
140
May
16 Fri
5.21
4.61
157.00
141
17 Sat
3.29
2.91
618.00
142
18 Sun
3.43
3.03
275.00
143
19 Mon
5.02
4.49
228.00
144
20 Tue
5.51
4.94
191.00
145
21 Wed
5.03
4.44
184.00
146
22 Thu
4.26
3.81
333.00
363.00
147
23 Fri
3.87
3.40
211.00
148
24 Sat
4.19
3.72
222.00
149
25 Sun
5.54
4.98
150
26 Mon
5.67
5.02
106.00
151
27 Tue
5.78
5.06
102.00
152
28 Wed
5.66
4.98
186.00
153
29 Thu
5.95
5.17
135.00
229.00
154
30 Fri
5.79
5.04
144.00
155
31 Sat
5.58
4.79
143.00
156
1 Sun
5.51
4.79
157.00
157
2 Mon
5.58
4.88
195.00
158
3 Tue
5.26
4.62
159.00
159
4 Wed
5.25
4.65
185.00
160
5 Thu
6.29
4.59
164.00
193.00
161
6 Fri
5.43
4.74
246.00
A
B
Z
AA
I AO
AP
162
7 Sat
5.25
4.661
367.00
163
8 Sun
5.63
4.88
119.00
164
9 Mon
5.92
5.16
118.00
165
10 Tue
5.77
5.08
142.00
166
11 Wed
5.28
4.63
144.00
167
12 Thu
5.32
4.65
153.00
245.00
168
13 Fri
3.83
3.43
301.00
169
14 Sat
3.76
3.31
203.00
170
Jun
15 Sun
5.57
4.84
169.00
171
16 Mon
5.63
4.91
100.00
172
17 Tue
5.58
4.89
107.00
173
18 Wed
5.45
4.76
156.00
174
19 Thu
1 5.38
4.73
116.00
168.00
175
20 Fri
5.59
4.98
142.00
176
21 Sat
5.40
4.84
143.00
177
22 Sun
5.31
4.66
155.00
178
23 Mon
5.31
4.68
140.00
179
24 Tue
3.92
3.50
325.00
180
25 Wed
3.68
3.31
248.00
181
26 Thu
3.63
3.26
224.00
315.00
182
27 Fri
3.56
3.17
209.00
183
28 Sat
5.29
4.70
230.00
184
29 Sun
5.96
5.25
100.00
185
1 30 Mon
5.80
5.08
130.00
186
1 Tue
5.61
4.89
111.00
198.00
187
2 Wed
5.68
4.96
142.00
188
3 Thu
5.68
4.94
159.00
189
4 Fri
5.83
5.03
142.00
190
5 Sat
5.57
4.78
127.00
191
6 Sun
5.77
4.94
149.00
192
7 Mon
5.57
4.76
161.00
193
8 Tue
3.89
3.40
230.00
194
9 Wed
3.63
2.88
220.00
195
10 Thu
3.58
3.13
202.00
308.00
196
11 Fri
3.55
3.08
217.00
197
12 Sat
3.39
2.89
210.00
198
13 Sun
4.21
2.39
181.00
199
14 Mon
4.05
2.26
184.00
200
15 Tue
3.68
2.04
175.00
201
Jul
16 Wed
3.58
2.02
210.00
202
17 Thu
3.54
1.89
204.001
298.00
203
18 Fri
3.96
2.09
258.001
204
19 Sat
3.80
1.99
172.00
205
20 Sun
3.64
1.80
225.00
206
21 Mon
3.71
1.86
199.00
207
22 Tue
3.53
1.78
189.00
208
23 Wed
3.29
1.64
227.00
209
24 Thu
3.18
1.57
230.00
368.00
210
25 Fri
3.18
1.68
241.00
211
26 Sat
3.19
2.86
233.00
212
27 Sun
2.92
2.60
229.00
213
28 Mon
3.23
2.91
199.00
214
29 Tue
3.09
2.76
215.00
215
30 Wed
3.02
2.75
213.00
12161
1
31 Thu
3.01
2.71
246.00
353.00
A
B
Z
AA
AO
AP
217
1 Fri
3.40
3.07
268.00
218
2 Sat
3.49
3.09
208.00
219
3 Sun
3.23
2.83
199.00
220
4 Mon
3.32
2.92
197.00
221
5 Tue
3.17
2.76
235.00
222
6 Wed
3.08
3.20
236.00
223
7 Thu
3.06
2.92
251.00
355.00
224
8 Fri
3.07
2.78
233.00
225
9 Sat
3.02
2.57
248.00
226
10 Sun
3.06
2.60
218.00
227
11 Mon
3.21
2.76
235.00
228
12 Tue
3.04
2.70
208.00
229
13 Wed
3.09
2.82
253.00
230
14 Thu
3,221
2.90
246.00
409.00
231
15 Fri
3.06
2.02
214.00
232
Aug
16 Sat
2.99
2.61
215.00
233
17 Sun
3.02
2.67
70.00
234
18 Mon
3.32
3.03
224.00
235
19 Tue
1 3.11
2.99
228.00
236
20 Wed
3.03
2.69
249.00
237
21 Thu
3.02
2.67
261.00
342.00
238
22 Fri
3.03
2.67
228.00
239
23 Sat
2.81
2.44
220.00
240
24 Sun
2.93
2.55
213.00
241
25 Mon
3.18
2.81
212.00
242
26 Tue
2.87
2.59
217.00
243
27 Wed
2.87
2.57
251.00
244
28 Thu
2.99
2.67
242.00
349.00
245
29 Fri
4.25
3.67
199.00
246
30 Sat
3.20
2.42
256.00
247
31 Sun
3.13
2.60
174.00
248
1 Mon
2.97
2.47
229.00
249
2 Tue
3.33
2.77
193.00
250
3 Wed
3.59
3.09
233.00
251
4 Thu
3.22
2.72
212.00
301.00
252
5 Fri
3.20
2.63
236.00
253
6 Sat
2.90
2.43
231.00
254
7 Sun
3.08
2.56
258.00
255
8 Mon
3.34
2.78
243.00
256
9 Tue
3.09
2.52
181.00
257
10 Wed
2.95
2.25
201.00
258
11 Thu
2.94
2.26
237.00
261.00
259
12 Fri
2.96
2.291
236.00
260
13 Sat
2.91
2.21
243.00
261
14 Sun
3.03
2.27
223.00
262
Sep
15 Mon
3.26
2.44
207.00
263
16 Tue
2.97
2.18
230.00
264
17 Wed
2.90
2.11
221.00
265
18 Thu
2.90
2.08
205.00
355.06
266
19 Fri
2.86
2.02
223.00
267
20 Sat
2.81
2.01
263.00
268
21 Sun
4.52
3.47
369.00
269
22 Mon
4.76
3.50
143.00
270
23 Tue
4.72
3.28
114.00
271
24 Wed
4.76
3.34
148.00
A
B
Z
AA
AO
AP
272
25 Thu
4.18
2.90
186.00
301.00
273
26 Fri
3.69
2.52
242.00
274
27 Sat
3.37
1.82
212.00
275
28 Sun
3.34
1.73
192.00
276
29 Mon
3.59
1.95
195.00
277
30 Tue
3.25
2.82
193.00
278
1 Wed
3.19
2.76
264.00
279
2 Thu
3.141
2.70
229.00
391.00
280
3 Fri
3.11
2.64
220.00
281
4 Sat
3.02
2.59
220.00
282
5 Sun
3.08
2.58
219.00
283
6 Mon
3.38
2.83
202.00
284
7 Tue
3.151
2.65
285
8 Wed
3.01
2.58
226.00
286
9 Thu
3.06
2.63
218.00
287
10 Fri
2.93
2.49
222.001
341.00
288
11 Sat
2.91
2.45
217.00
289
12 Sun
3.02
2.51
200.00
290
13 Mon
3.17
2.61
202.00
291
14 Tue
2.91
2.41
238.00
292
15 Wed
2.931
2.41
247.00
293
Oct
16 Thu
2.91
2.44)
224.00
429.00
294
17 Fri
2.91
2.46
221.00
295
18 Sat
2.85
2.36
256.00
296
19 Sun
3.05
2.52
235.00
297
20 Mon
3.25
2.71
207.00
298
21 Tue
3.03
2.55
232.00
299
22 Wed
2.94
2.49
228.00
300
23 Thu
2.91
2.48
247.00
348.00
301
24 Fri
2.99
2.54
211.00
302
25 Sat
5.46
4.66
189.00
303
26 Sun
6.59
4.68
105.00
304
27 Mon
5.58
4.64
135.00
305
28 Tue
3.96
3.32
198.00
306
29 Wed
5.17
4.22
191.00
307
30 Thu
4.06
3.29
150.001
237.00
308
31 Fri
3.75
3.05
162.00
309
1 Sat
3.39
2.73
181.00
310
2 Sun
3.56
2.90
188.00
311
3 Mon
3.66
3.00
178.00
312
4 Tue
3.31
2.64
203.00
313
5 Wed
3.23
2.57
209.00
314
6 Thu
3.19
2.46
224.00
344.00
315
7 Fri
3.21
2.40
219.00
316
8 Sat
3.13
2.30
207.00
317
9 Sun
3.09
2.26
221.00
318
10 Mon
3.39
2.43
202.00
319
11 Tue
3.09
2.18
188.00
320
12 Wed
3.12
1.82
213.00
321
13 Thu
3.06
2.03
225.00
224.00
322
14 Fri
3.05
2.66
220.00
323
Nov
15 Sat
2.98
2.61
226.00
324
16 Sun
3.11
2.66
203.00
325
17 Mon
3.33
2.85
194.00
326
r 18 Tue
3.06
2.65
225.00
A
B
Z
AA
AO
I AP
327
19 Wed
3.00
2.59
220.00
328
20 Thu
2.97
2.58
237.00
348.00
329
21 Fri
4.02
3.68
253.00
330
22 Sat
3.69
3.16
178.00
331
23 Sun
3.39
2.86
184.00
332
24 Mon
4.26
3.59
269.00
333
25 Tue
5.12
4.34
145.00
334
26 Wed
4.14
3.52
174.00
297.00
335
27 Thu
3.811
3.18
203.00
336
28 Fri
3.35
2.76
215.00
337
29 Sat
3.39
2.69
242.00
338
30 Sun
3.41
2.65
227.00
339
1 Mon
3.69
2.87
188.00
340
2 Tue
3.36
2.63
219.00
341
3 Wed
3.30
2.56
211.00
342
4 Thu
3.25
2.51
194.00
244.00
343
5 Fri
3.24
2.53
207.00
344
6 Sat
3.10
2.39
195.00
345
7 Sun
3.23
2.41
193.00
346
8 Mon
3.48
2.59
347
9 Tue
3.23
2.47
200.00
348
10 Wed
3.21
2.79
204.00
349
11 Thu
3.13
2.73
191.00
328.00
350
12 Fri
3.12
2.72
229.00
351
13 Sat
2.98
2.53
210.00
352
14 Sun
3.05
2.60
194.00
353
15 Mon
3.43
2.91
227.00
354
Dec
16 Tue
3.15
2.69
241.00
355
17 Wed
3.11
2.66
213.00
356
18 Thu
3.10
2.66
210.00
341.00
357
19 Fri
3.13
2.65
216.00
358
20 Sat
2.99
2.56
232.00
359
21 Sun
3.14
2.62
220.00
360
22 Mon
3.18
2.68
207.00
361
23 Tue
3.12
2.68
206.00
362.00
362
24 Wed
3.13
2.63
238.00
363
25 Thu
3.02
2.52
237.00
364
26 Fri
2.79
2.31
219.00
365
27 Sat
2.95
2.49
230.00
366
28 Sun
3.03
1.98
202.00
367
29 Mon
3.151
1.71
227.00
368
30 Tue
3.13
2.70
169.00
333.00
369
31 Wed
3.09
2.69
232.00
371
MINIMUM
2.79
1.57
70
107
$7P
MAXIMUM
5.96
5.36
618
429
373
AVERAGE
3.80
3.20
207
313
374
SUM
1,385.91
1,169.78
69,659
16,301
375
GEOMEAN
3.70
3.091
201
304
APPENDIX II
Surcharge Calculation Spreadsheet