§ 51.27 NUMBER OF UNITS ASSIGNED.
   (A)   The number of units to be assigned to any particular premises shall be determined by the Ordinance of the Council and its decision shall be final. Council, if the circumstances justify, may assign more than one unit to a single family dwelling. No less than one unit shall be assigned to each premises but for purpose of computing the capital charge and the lateral benefit fee herein set forth, units in excess of one may be computed and assigned to the nearest 1/10 of a unit. Once premises have been connected to the lateral, subsequent changes in the character of the use or type of occupancy of said premises (including destruction, removal or abandonment of any or all improvements thereon) shall not abate the obligation to continue the payment of the capital charge or the lateral benefit fee herein set forth charged to said premises in the amount and for the period here in be fore provided and if subsequent changes at the time increase the amount of sanitary sewage emanating from the premises, the Council may, in its discretion, increase the number of units assigned to said premises and thereupon any additional capital charge occasioned by such increase in units or fractional parts thereof shall be payable in cash at the time of construction or other permit is issued by the village for such changes in use occurs if no permit is issued or required.
   (B)   The schedule of units generated by different types of use and occupancy may be determined and established by separate ordinance enacted by the Council and may, from time to time, thereafter be amended by the Council, providing, however, that such ordinance shall never in any way be changed in such manner as shall be contrary to the obligation and limitation set forth in any contractual agreement, pertaining to the laterals, between the village and the county, or contrary to the obligations of the contract between the village and the county pertaining to the Paint Creek Interceptor Disposal System.
(Ord. 23.01, passed 9-28-70)