(A) Existing buildings with private wastewater disposal systems, either separate or part of a subdivision.
(1) Where requested by the property owners, the village may, in its discretion, permit connections of existing houses or other structures on a contractual basis. The construction of house service lines, connections, wastewater collection systems for subdivisions, and extensions needed to reach the village’s lines will be at the expense of the individual properties to be served. Annexation may be required by the village as a condition of service, dependent upon location of the property, its need for village service, and the ability of the village to provide the service. Extension approval shall be by the adoption of an ordinance which will approve a utility agreement with the village.
(2) The utility agreement with the village shall provide that all construction of service lines, connections, and wastewater collection systems shall be in accordance with ordinances of the village and shall further be subject to all fees and charges provided by ordinance unless the same shall have been waived by the village under a prior written agreement with the village.
(B) New buildings, either separate or part of a new subdivision.
(1) This division (B) covers sanitary sewer service connections requested for individual buildings which are constructed after the effective date of this policy or structures which are a part of a subdivision which is planned subsequent to the adoption of this section. Service may, at the discretion of the Board of Trustees, be provided on a contractual basis after written request for service subject to the following conditions:
(a) The owner must agree to annex immediately to the village if the property to be served is contiguous to the village limits, or if not contiguous, to annex to the village upon becoming contiguous.
(b) The owner must agree to conform to village building codes, subdivision control requirements, and sewer use ordinances in those cases where village requirements are more stringent than those of the county, as a condition of any annexation agreement, and shall also agree to pay the normal village fees and charges for the enforcement of same.
(2) The above requirements shall also be provided for in a contractual agreement and shall be binding upon future as well as present owners.
(C) Connection fees, tap-on charges, service charges, and inspections. Current fee and charge schedules are provided by ordinance. The connection fee is intended to cover the investment which must be made by the water and wastewater utility, or which has previously been made by the utility, for providing basic supply, treatment, collection, transmission, and/or distribution needs. The tap-on charge is intended to recover the out-of-pocket expense involved in making the actual service connections. These charges are subject to review from time to time based on changing costs. Service charges are the periodic charges currently rendered quarterly, which cover operation and maintenance costs and other capital investment costs not covered by the connection fee, including but not limited to bond financing and reserve fund requirements.