§ 209-5. Rates for various users of commercial and industrial buildings.
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A.Readiness to serve.[Added 11-26-1990 by Ord. No. 180](1)Users of multifamily residential buildings connecting directly to lateral sewers of the Township system or the bond sewer project shall pay a readiness-to-serve charge of $600 per residential unit. Commercial and industrial buildings or parcels of property connecting directly to lateral sewers of the Township system or the bond sewer project shall pay a readiness-to-serve charge of $600 per 1,000 square feet of building (or any lesser portion of 1,000 square feet); $600 for each 1,000 additional square feet (or any lesser portion of 1,000 additional square feet).(2)In cases of expansion of existing buildings, additional readiness-to-serve charge shall be levied in the amounts set forth in this paragraph based upon the additional square footage.B.The unit factor shall be applicable only to the readiness-to-serve charge of $300 to all types of users of commercial and industrial buildings used for other than a single-family purpose. All users of types of commercial and industrial buildings or parcels of property used for other than a single-family purpose connecting directly to lateral sewers of the Township system or the bond sewer project shall pay a unit readiness-to-serve charge of $300 at the time of application for the sewer permit according to the following schedule:UsageSchedule of FactorsAuto dealers0.304 per stallBarbershops0.14 per chairBars0.044 per seatBeauty salons0.223 per boothBoard houses0.16 per personBoarding schools0.27 per personBowling alleys0.16 per alleyCar wash10.00 single production lineChurches0.008 per seatCleaners (pickup only)0.048 per employeeCleaners (pressing facilities)1.25 per pressClinics0.50 per doctorConvalescent homes0.22 per bedConvents0.20 per personCountry clubs, yacht clubs and boat clubs0.08 per memberDrug stores (with fountain services)0.08 per seatFactories (exclusive of industrial waste)0.08 per person, per shiftFraternal organization (member only)1.0 per hallFraternal organizations (members and rentals)2.10 per hallGrocery stores and supermarkets0.48 per employeeHotels (private baths, 2 persons per room)0.25 per bedLaundry (self-service)0.54 per washerMultiple-family residence0.56 per unitOffice building0.048 per employeeRestaurants (dinner and/or drinks)0.13 per seatRooming house (no seals)0.13 per personSchools (without showers and/or pool)0.010 per studentSchools (showers and/or pool)0.052 per studentService station (automobile)0.24 per pumpSingle-family residence2.0 per dwellingSnack bars, drive-ins, etc.0.08 per seat and/or stallStore (other than specifically listed)0.16 per employeeSwimming pool2.85 per 1,000 square feetTheaters (drive-ins)0.008 per car spaceTheaters (inside with air conditioning)0.000093 x weekly hours of operations x seatsTourist courts (individual bath units)0.27 per cubicleTrailer parks (central bath houses)0.35 per trailerC.In no case shall the readiness-to-serve unit charge be less than for one unit. In addition thereto, the cost of such connection, as determined by the Township Board, shall be paid by the person, firm or corporation to whom the permit is issued in such manner and upon such terms as the Township Board may from time to time provide by duly adopted rules and regulations, the total amount of the unit connection readiness-to-serve charge may be paid by the owner on June 27, 1966, or over a period not exceeding 10 years. In the event that the owner of such premises elects to make payment over a period of 10 years he shall give the Township a lien on such premises for the amount of said charges and pay 1/10 of said charge plus the fee required for recording the lien to the Treasurer of the Township. On the next successive December 1 and annually thereafter, the Treasurer shall bill the owner 1/10 of the said charge plus interest of 8% on the unpaid balance. If such annual billings are unpaid by the following January 20 of any year, the yearly charge shall be subject to penalty as provided by law for unpaid taxes, and if said charges remain unpaid as of the following February 28, they shall be returned delinquent, with interest and penalty added to the County Treasurer for collection in the same manner in which the Township, county and school taxes are returned delinquent. Any owner of premises may elect to prepay said amount with interest at 8% per annum on the unpaid balance at any time so long as he is not delinquent hereunder. For any connections to schools and churches, public buildings and public nonprofit organizations and yacht, boat and country clubs, such connection charge and the method of payment thereof, shall be fixed and not covered by the unit factor and readiness-to-serve charge of $300 shall be fixed and determined by resolution of the Township Board at the time of application for any such sewer connection.Editor's Note: Original Section 38.3, Subsections 5 and 6, regarding commercial and industrial properties, which immediately followed this subsection, were repealed 11-26-1990 by Ord. No. 180.
Amended 5-26-1981 by Ord. No. 139