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Johnson’s Island Properties $ 2,826.00/equivalent dwelling unit
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Explanation of Danbury Connection Charge:
A connection charge shall be charged for each new equivalent dwelling unit
being connected to (or discharging to) the Danbury Township Wastewater
Treatment System. The connection charge is the cost for new (additional)
equivalent dwelling units to “buy into” the public wastewater treatment
system by paying their share for oversizing, debt retirement, and
contribution to capital improvements on the system.
(see Danbury Equivalent Dwelling Unit factors in Section 3.11.0)
3.10.6 Tap-In Fee for Salem Sewer Sub-District only:
a. Tap-In Fee: $1,035.00/equivalent dwelling unit
Explanation of Salem Sewer Sub-District Tap-In Fee:
a. For each physical tap to the public sanitary sewer main or physical tap
to a private collection system which discharges to the public collection
system shall be subject to a Tap-In Fee shown above (a). Tap-In Fees
shall be deposited into a fund administered by the Sanitary Engineering
Department, and shall be used to offset any costs obligated to be paid
by the County per the agreement with the Village of Oak Harbor.
3.10.7 Agricultural Deferred Assessments for All Sewer Sub-Districts:
When a property is developed that has an agricultural deferred assessment
levied against it, the property owner (developer) shall deposit the entire
deferred assessment amount, along with other equalization fees and
charges, when an application for permit is submitted. The Sanitary
Engineering Department shall then reimburse the State of Ohio the amount
originally deferred at the time of the infrastructure improvements.
If a property with an agricultural deferred assessment is proposed to be
partially developed or split, the original assessment will need to be adjusted
based upon the project's assessment policy and distributed to each parcel
which is split from the original property.
If the partial development or split is proposed in a manner which would not
allow for the proportionate collection of the original agricultural deferred
assessment, the following method of collecting the partial assessment will
be utilized:
COLLECTING A PARTIAL ASSESSMENT:
Whatever portion or percentage of a parcel is developed or taken out of
agricultural use, that same portion or percentage of the parcel's assessment
must be collected and repaid to the State of Ohio.