For purposes of determining the connection charge under Section 931.02, a "service unit" is hereby determined to be equivalent to a portion of the capacity of the project to serve a single-family dwelling. The number of service units included in each connection charge shall be determined by the Service Director based upon the following guidelines:
(a) Lots with a single-family dwelling thereon, with no rental or separate living units therein, and no other structure constituting a rental or separate living unit thereon, such as a garage or carriage house apartment, shall be assigned one service unit;
(b) Lots with a double house thereon, or a single-family dwelling thereon with a rental or separate living unit therein, or a single-family dwelling thereon and a structure constituting a rental or separate living unit thereon, such as a garage or carriage house apartment, shall be assigned one and one-half service units for the single-family dwelling and the first such rental or separate living unit, and one-half of a service unit for each such additional rental or separate living unit;
(c) Lots which contain a dwelling but do not fall within the categories of subsection (a) or (b) hereof, or lots which contain structures which are used other than as dwellings, such as for agricultural, commercial, governmental, church, social or community purposes, shall be assigned such number of service units as determined by the consulting engineer to the Village based on customary engineering principles and practices with respect thereto, on the basis that a single service unit would be permitted a single one-inch service connection to the project; and
(d) A connection to the project which is other than a service connection, such as a water main extension to serve lots which cannot practicably or economically be served by a direct service connection to the project, shall be assigned such number of service units as determined either by the consulting engineer to the Village, based on the standards set forth above and taking into account the relative value and benefit of the project to such lots to be served by such connection, and taking into account such factors as the consulting engineer may determine to be reasonable and appropriate under the circumstances, or by Council at that time.
(Ord. 2640. Passed 2-13-96.)