1. No assurance of sufficient capacity. Until such time as the owner of an improved property shall pay to the Township a tapping fee for the connection of any unit of use to the sewer system, such owner is given no assurance that there is or will be sufficient capacity in the sewage system or any part thereof to accept any sewage from the improved property.
2. Liability of Township upon state prohibition of connections. Notwithstanding the acceptance of a tapping fee and the issuance of a certificate allocating capacity in the sewer system for the use of the improved property, the Township shall not incur any liability to the owner of such property should the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for any reason impose a ban or otherwise prohibit connections to or extensions of the sewer system. In such event, the only remedy available to the owner of the improved property shall be to receive a refund of the tapping fee paid.
3. Tapping fees not refundable; assignation and transferability. A tapping fee shall not be refundable nor shall it be assignable or transferable to or for the use of any property other than the improved property for which it was allocated.
(Ord. 2015-05, 4/13/2015, § 2)