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.r°un6't', ,p ~ ~ ~~ -~ CITY OF NOF~i OiI+~TED ORDINANCE N0. ~J ~~ "~l AN ORDINANCE ESTABLIS$ING TAP-IN CHARGES FOR CON- NECTIONS TO THE MUNICIPAL SANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEM, AND DECIARING AN EMERGENCY. WHL'RE:AS, this Council has heretofore authorized the construction of improve- ments and extensions to the sanitary sewerage system of this City and has deter- mined to finance the cost of such construction by the issuance of mortgage revenue bonds, general obligation bonds and notes, and a loan fradn the Ohio Water Develop- ment Authority, and has determined that such bonds and loan shall be retired by the application of surplus revenues of the sanitary sewerage system; WIC ~' , as an essential part of the program for the construction of such improvements to the sanitary sewerage system, this Council has further determined that it is necessary to establish tap-in charges to be made for the privilege of connecting to the municipal sewerage system properties which will be served by such system and the improvements and extensions thereto, so as to provide funds required for the purposes of such system and to distribute more equitably among the users of such system the cost of providing such facilities, and the improvements thereof, such tap-in charges to be those established herein which, in the 3udgment of this Council, are reasonable and proper, having due regard to all relevant cir- cumstances and conditions; NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT ORDAINF.~ by the Council of the City of North Olmsted, State of Ohio; Section 1. From and after January 1, 1972, no person, corporation, public agency, partnership or association whatsoever shall connect, or cause to be con- nected, any building or other structure in the City either directly or indirectly with the municipal sanitary sewerage system for the purpose of discharging sanitary sewage or industrial waste therefrom without first securing from the Director of Public Service a permit for such purpose in a form prescribed by said Director and without first paying a tap-in charge determined in accordance with the provisions of Seetion~ 2 hereof. Section 2. The Director of Public Service shall not issue a permit for the purpose described in Section 1 hereof until the applicant therefor shall have paid a tap-in charge to be determined in accordance with the following; Benefited Unit If Permit Obtained; of One On or before December 31, 19?~+ $290.00 From January 1, 1975 to December 31, 1979 $325• From January 1, 1980 to December 31, 1984 $370.00 From January 1, 1985 and thereafter20.00 Such incremental charges are designed to offset in part the interest costs incurred by the City in issuing notes and bonds and the loan from the Ohio Water Development Authority to pay the cost of con- structing improvements and. extensions to the sewerage system which were not recovered by special assessments.