(a) In general.- For each service connection under § 23-202 of this article, the Commission shall set a connection charge that the Commission determines to be reasonable.
(b) Uniformity.- Subject to a yearly revision by the Commission:
(1) for connections of the sizes and classes for which the average cost reasonably may be ascertained, the connection charge shall be uniform throughout the sanitary district; and
(2) for all other connections, the connection charge shall be the actual cost.
(c) Payment.- All property owners shall pay the connection charge to the Commission before the actual connection of any line on private property is made.
(d) Use of revenue over cost.- Of the total revenue over actual cost that is derived from the connection charges, the Commission shall:
(1) retain one-half of the revenue in a contingency fund for repair, replacement, or any extraordinary expense in the maintenance and operation of water supply or sewer systems under the control of the Commission; and
(2) apply one-half of the revenue to pay the Commission's debt service for outstanding debts.
(a) In general.- For each service connection under § 23-202 of this article, the Commission shall set a connection charge that the Commission determines to be reasonable.
(b) Uniformity.- Subject to a yearly revision by the Commission:
(1) for connections of the sizes and classes for which the average cost reasonably may be ascertained, the connection charge shall be uniform throughout the sanitary district; and
(2) for all other connections, the connection charge shall be the actual cost.
(c) Payment.- All property owners shall pay the connection charge to the Commission before the actual connection of any line on private property is made.
(d) Use of revenue over cost.- Of the total revenue over actual cost that is derived from the connection charges, the Commission shall:
(1) retain one-half of the revenue in a contingency fund for repair, replacement, or any extraordinary expense in the maintenance and operation of water supply or sewer systems under the control of the Commission; and
(2) apply one-half of the revenue to pay the Commission's debt service for outstanding debts.
(a) In general.- For each service connection under § 23-202 of this article, the Commission shall set a connection charge that the Commission determines to be reasonable.
(b) Uniformity.- Subject to a yearly revision by the Commission:
(1) for connections of the sizes and classes for which the average cost reasonably may be ascertained, the connection charge shall be uniform throughout the sanitary district; and
(2) for all other connections, the connection charge shall be the actual cost.
(c) Payment.- All property owners shall pay the connection charge to the Commission before the actual connection of any line on private property is made.
(d) Use of revenue over cost.- Of the total revenue over actual cost that is derived from the connection charges, the Commission shall:
(1) retain one-half of the revenue in a contingency fund for repair, replacement, or any extraordinary expense in the maintenance and operation of water supply or sewer systems under the control of the Commission; and
(2) apply one-half of the revenue to pay the Commission's debt service for outstanding debts.
