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2017-083
Legislation Date
12/19/2017
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2017
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Amend Chapter 911, Chapter 915 and Chapter 917
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A. For non -simultaneous main uses such as found in school and church <br />facilities, as determined by the Service Director, each main use in the facilities shall <br />be separately calculated and the largest individual value shall be used to calculate <br />the fee. <br />B. For minor accessory uses, such areas may be omitted from the <br />calculations if it is determined that such areas do not have an adverse impact on the <br />volume or type of sewage flow. <br />C. For a shell building, a base tap -in fee shall be charged for the entire <br />building based on the lowest tap -in ratio for a mixed use building. When a permit is <br />issued for interior plans, if the proposed use has a higher tap -in ratio, the additional <br />fee shall be paid at that time. <br />(4) When a building or portion of a building is changed from one use to <br />another, additional tap -in fees will be charged if the new use has a higher tap -in ratio <br />or will cause an increase in the strength or amount of pollutants in the sewage. <br />Failure to disclose the actual use of the building or to disclose a change in use of the <br />building will result in the levying of a twenty- five percent surcharge in addition to <br />the normal fee. <br />(5) For any building subject to the provisions of the Community <br />Reinvestment Act of the State of Ohio for which the calculated tap -in fee exceeds <br />ten thousand dollars ($10,000), the Mayor may negotiate a payment schedule not to <br />exceed ten years. <br />A. Charges Are Additional. The permits and charges provided for in this <br />section shall not be deemed to preclude the subsequent levy of assessments against <br />benefited properties to provide funds for the construction of sanitary sewers required <br />to provide local sewer service to such properties, and the permit and charges <br />provided for by this section shall be in addition to any other permits and charges <br />required by any other legislation and regulations of the City, including but not <br />limited to the tap -in charge imposed by Section 911.08 for local sewer service for a <br />connection to a sewer for which the property served by such connection was not <br />specially assessed for local sewer service. <br />B. Disconnection for Violation. In the event that the Service Director <br />ascertains that any property has been connected directly or indirectly to the <br />municipal sewerage system in violation of the provisions of this section, the Director <br />
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