ottawa county sewer district wastewater rules and regulations for ...

March 1, 1998 thru October 31, 1998 8 mos. @ $ 10.88/mo.
November 1, 1998 thru October 31, 1999 12 mos. @ $ 11.62/mo.
November 1, 1999 thru October 31, 2000 12 mos. @ $ 11.12/mo.
November 1, 2000 thru October 31, 2001 12 mos. @ $ 10.74/mo.
November 1, 2001 thru October 31, 2002 12 mos. @ $ 9.98/mo.
November 7, 2002 – Equalization Capital Charge capped $1,581.76/E.D.U.
3.10.10 Unit Sewer Service Charge for Allen/Clay Sewer District (District #13):
a. Phase I, II, & III Project Areas $ 1,035.00/equivalent dwelling unit
minimum
Explanation of Allen/Clay Unit Sewer Service Charge:
a. The unit sewer service charge shall be calculated in accordance with
the Allen/Clay Sewer Sub-District equivalency factors as shown in Table
“B” of Section 3.11.0 (Rates and Billing Methods) by multiplying the
number of uses times the equivalency benefits times the minimum unit
sewer service charge shown in “a” above. The unit sewer service
charge shall be paid prior to the issuance of a permit. Upon completion
of the building sewer and approval of the construction by the County or
its authorized representative, a final determination shall be made of the
actual uses and number of users. Any deviation from the actual uses or
number of users as provided on the permit application shall require an
appropriate adjustment of the unit sewer service charge. This shall be
in the manner of a refund by the County or an additional payment to the
County by the permit holder for the corresponding amount. Said
payment to the County shall be made prior to the final approval of the
building sewer. Expansion of existing uses or number of users,
connected either directly or indirectly with the system, shall require the
property owner to obtain a permit and pay the corresponding fees and
charges including the unit sewer service charge.
3.10.11 Environmental Remediation Connection Charge for all districts:
An Environmental Remediation Connection Charge is for persons,
companies, or organizations temporarily connecting an environmental
remediation system to the County’s public wastewater treatment systems.
Said connection charge shall be 25% of the total permit fees and charges
(not including the permit fee and inspection fee) that would be collected by
the County for a permanent connection to the wastewater treatment system
based upon the equivalent dwelling units of the project. A full permit fee and
inspection fee shall be due along with the Environmental Remediation
Connection Charge. Said permission for a temporary connection to the
public wastewater treatment system shall be granted for a time period of not
more than five (5) years. Temporary environmental remediation systems