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.., . . 11 for example. may just build a home this year and have th.ir own septic tank and the sewer cemes in and they say I don't want to hook up right away. It makes no difference if they have a new system, they will have to pay the special assessment anyhow so you might as well hook up as soon as you can but you must hook up within the period of time that the Council may determine. But the $200 is the cost of connection from the street to your home. This is not reflected in your tax rate or assessment rate because this is what you pay cash to your plumber when you hook up. Some people may pay cash. Some may take out an F.H.A. improvement loan. This is a private deal because all people don't hook up at the same time and that's why that is listed separately. The $200.CO is just an arbitrary figure. Our experience in Roseville has been in some instances it's less and in some instances it's more. It depends on how far your home is froll the street and whether they go thrcugh the frent or back. If your cesspools are in the front of the homes - and it's my understanding they're all cut in the back - so it's just one of those things. Anyhow. that's the $200 to connect from the street to the home. You will notice then the $36.00 annual charge again. In lk. 8 the first year's assessment for immediate service would be $105.80. The reascn it's always higher the first year is because you pay one-twentieth of the principal of the assessment plus 5% on the balance and so the first year is always the highest and as the principal gets paid off on your assessments which are collected with your real estate taxes. So to give you an average in No.9. your annual average assessment would be $79.35. KThat would be the average cost per year over the 20 year period and in No. 11 the average per month cost would be $9.61. This is only for the area that will get complete service.