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Effective: 2/11/77 City of Centerville Ord. #30 twenty fi'/e dolbrs ($25.00). Homeovmers desiring to do their o"vn-werk shall not be required to obtain a li6BflS-e: The application shall include such information as is requested by the City for determining identity and a qualification to perform as an excavator or se"ver installer. Upon a detennination by the City Clerk that the ~eation in complete and proper in all respects and the Jicemo foe-i-s paid, the Clerk shall issue the license. The term of the license shall run from the date of issue until December 31 of the year of issue, unless seoner terminated by the City Council, for breach of any of the terms-ef thiJ Ordinance, or for unexcused [aibre to perform "vith torms of any eeffimct for installation of se\ver services '.vith a resident of the City, or for causing damage to public property. No part of the license fee shall be refuB.ded 'clpon u revocation of the license. The license fee shall not be Jl:F&-fr'rte4-fE>>'---afl)'-reasBfi:- ~~ Sewer Availability Charge (SAC). No permit shall be issued for any connection, repair, enlargement or alteration to the sewer system until a determination has been made by the City of the Service Availability Charge (SAC), to be imposed by the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission, and the applicant has paid to the City the full amount of any such Service Availability Charge that may be applicable. 6.+: Residential Equivalent Charge (unit). No permit shall be issued for any connection, repair, enlargement or alteration to the municipal sewer system until a determination is made by the City that the Residential Equivalent Charge (Unit) has been assessed against the property and if not so assessed, no permit shall be issued until payment has been made to City in full amount of such Residential Equivalent Charge (Unit) determined by the City for proper usage. Metropolitan Waste Control Commission SAC tables shall be used in determining Residential Equivalent Charge. These fees are based on their annual fee schedule and the City's Annual Fee Schedule. Residential Equivalent Charge (Uni1t-shall be assessed initially at $1,000 and commencing in ycur of 1977 shall b e increased $50 per year for a period oftvv'cnty (20) years. SECTION 7. DELAYED CONNECTION CHARGE. To protect the general health and welfare of the City, it is required that the liquid wastes from any plumbing system of any residence, dwelling or building be discharged to the public sewer system. The owner of each residence, dwelling or building, to which sewer service is or become available shall secure all permits required, pay all fees and charges required and connect to the public sewer service system within twelve (12) months after such sewer service becomes available to the property. A late connection fee of three hundred dollars ($300) in addition to all other fees and charges that may be applicable, shall be paid at the time of securing the pemlit for connection to the sewer, for every such connection made after the time limit. Any owner failing to connect as herein required shall also be subject to any penalties provided in this Ordinance. Page 4 of9