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� <br />� <br />17 <br />� <br />vilflage being handled at one time and, as a result, we want to <br />be sure it's condutted accordiny to the statute. 'Nith that. I <br />think I've concluded. <br />N�AYOR ASHBACH: Thank you, IAr. Popovich. t3ow, as h1r. Popovich <br />has said, that is required that when you rise you must either state <br />whether you're asking a question, whether for or against. That has <br />to be, according to law I believe, and state your name and address. <br />So now I'm sure there must be a lot of questions, a lot ef cot�ents <br />or suggestions. =t'e're willing and want to have them from you now. <br />Any one have any at this time? <br />N�R. J. TINiM; 14G0 Cumtrings Lane: I have one question here. <br />� <br />Assuming that the service went into effect and I did not co�nect to <br />the stub, would the annual service charge b� assessed yearly? <br />l�. POPGVICH: You mean the $36.00? No, the $36.00 is paid <br />only by those who connect to the system but. I want to be very <br />careful, the village council does have the power to pass an <br />ordinance reyuiring that when sewer service is available, that <br />withln a certain period of time you hook up. Gf course, they have <br />to get that department on a sound operating basis and sfnce you're <br />paying for it, or payin� for the assessment, you should hook up. <br />Usually most people hook up if they have problems. I don't know <br />whether the Council has yet adopted an ordinance that affects <br />Improvement tJo. 1 but most Ccuncfls do adopt an ordinance requiring <br />you to hook up within two years so there is a time limit but during <br />that time you are not hooked up you do not pay the $3b.001. <br />NR. TIN.M: The feeling in my area is that if it were don� it <br />would all be done at the time time unless compulsory and that <br />probably wouldn't be for a year or two. <br />