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97-048
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6/17/1997
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1997
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~. <br />N> <br />(c) For a shell building, a base tap-in fee shall be charged for the entire building <br />based on the lowest tap-in ratio for a mixed use building. When a permit is issued <br />for interior plans, if the proposed use has a higher tap-in ratio, the additional fee <br />shall be paid at that time. <br />(4) When a building or portion of a building is changed from one use to another <br />additional tap-in fees will be charged if the new use has a higher tap-in ratio or will cause <br />an increase in the or amount of pollutants in the sewage. Failure to disclose the actual use <br />of the building or to disclose a change in use of the building will result in the levying of a <br />twenty-five percent surcharge in addition to the normal fee. <br />(5) For any building subject to the provisions of the Community Reinvestment Act of the <br />State of Ohio for which the calculated tap-in fee exceeds $10,000.00, the Mayor may <br />negotiate a payment schedule not to exceed ten (10) years. <br />(a) Charges are Additional. The permits and charges provided for in this section <br />shall not be deemed to preclude the subsequent levy of assessments against <br />benefited properties to provide funds for the construction of sanitary sewers <br />required to provide local sewer service to such properties, and the permit and <br />charges provided for by this section shall be in addition to any other permits and <br />charges required by any other legislation and regulations of the City, including but <br />not limited to the tap-in charge imposed by Section 911.08 for local sewer service <br />for a connection to a sewer for which the property served by such connection was <br />not specially assessed for local sewer service. <br />(b) Disconnection for Violation In the event that the Service Director ascertains <br />that any property has been connected directly or indirectly to the municipal <br />sewerage system in violation of the provisions of this section, the Director is <br />authorized to disconnect such property, or have the same disconnected, until such <br />violation ceases. The City shall be reimbursed by the violator for expenses <br />incurred by the City in making such disconnection. <br />(c) Penalty. Whoever violates any provision of this section shall be fined not more <br />than one hundred dollars ($100.00) a day for any such violation and each day <br />during or on which such violation continues shall be a separate offense. <br />(d) Disposition of Moneys. All charges collected pursuant to the provisions of this <br />section shall be paid over as received to the Director of Finance for deposit in the <br />Sewer Revenue Fund. Subject to the provisions of any ordinance or indenture of <br />mortgage authorizing the issuance of and securing mortgage revenue bonds for <br />the sanitary sewer system, moneys in such Fund shall be used for the payment of <br />4 <br />
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