(A) The sewer capital improvement fund is established, and payments from the fund shall be used exclusively for sewer capital improvements.
(B) All property not presently served with a sanitary sewer which lies outside of an existing sanitary sewer district, which has not been assessed for any charges for a lift station or force main for sanitary sewage, or which has not contributed any monies to have a lift station or force main installed at the cost of the property owners, and which at any later date request to be connected to the existing sanitary sewage system, shall be allowed to tap into such existing sewage system on payment of a charge of $300 per acre to the sewer capital improvement fund, plus the proportionate cost of any assessment or construction costs of any lateral sewer which the property owner desires to utilize.
(C) If any fractional portion less than one acre shall be served, the total charges shall be a minimum of $150 for any portion one-half acre or less, payable to the sewer replacement and extension fund.
(D) Such tap charge shall not preclude any property owner from being assessed or making payment directly himself or herself for any local sewers necessary to have the sanitary sewage flow to the outlet of the city sewage system.
(1980 Code, § 50.32) (Ord. 3928, passed 12-17-1979; Am. Ord. 7520, passed 2-6-2006)