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Equivalent Category Dwelling Unlt(s) (a) Each hotel or motel, per 2 rental rooms or fraction thereof 1 (b) Each restaurant, club or tavern, per 20 seats or fraction thereof 2 per each additional 20 seats or fraction thereof 1 (c) Each church, fire company or municipal building 1 with Social Hall 1 y2 (d) Each retail service station, automobile repair shop or garage, 2 bays or less 3 Each additional bay, over 2 1 (e) Each repair shop or garage without retail sales 1 y2 (f) Each barber or beauty shop, not attached to the residence of the Owner, 2 chairs or less 1 y2 Each additional 2 chairs or less y2 (g) Each laundromat, per washer 1 (h) Each funeral home 3 (i) Each Owner-Occupied retail store With fewer than 3 employees 1 Each additional 3 employees or fraction thereof - 1 G) Each retail store With 3 employees or fewer 2 For each additional 3 employees or fraction thereof 1 If over 3 employees, then in addition to the above each 20 front feet or fraction thereof of store 1 (k) Other Commercial or Industrial Establishments 10 or less employees 2 Each add'l 10 employees or fraction thereof 1 If shower facilities are provided 5 or less employees 2 Each additional 5 employees or fraction thereof 1 (l) Each school, public or private, having: (1) Toilet facilities only, per 25 pupils or fraction thereof 1 (2) Toilet facilities and cafeteria, per 20 pupils or fraction thereof 1 (3) Toilet facilities and gymnasium, per 20 pupils or fraction thereof 1 (4) Toilet facilities, cafeteria and gymnasium, per 15 pupils or fraction thereof 1 (m) Each car wash, manual or automatic 1 bay 2 Each additional bay 1 2. If two (2) or more private Dwelling Units, stores, offices, industrial units, etc. are connected to the Sewer System through a single lateral, or if two (2) or more types of use are made of the same Improved Property, the sewer rentals and charges payable hereunder shall be computed as though each such Dwelling Unit, store, office, industrial unit, etc. and each such type of use were a separate Improved Property or user with a separate connection to a Sewer; 3. Sewer rentals and charges for schools payable hereunder shall be computed on the basis of the average number of pupils enrolled during the regular school term preceding the applicable quarterly billing period. Employees, which shall include teachers and administrative and supervisory personnel, shall be treated as “pupils" for purposes of such computation; 4. Sewer rentals and charges for businesses or industrial units payable hereunder shall be computed on the basis of the average number of employees (including individual owners and employers) for the quarter immediately preceding the applicable quarterly billing period; and 5. If the Owner of any non-residential Improved Property (including any school) shall fail to provide this Authority with complete information required to compute the sewer rental and charge to such non-residential Improved Property, this Authority may estimate a reasonable applicable sewer rental and charge for such non-residential Improved Property and such estimated sewer rental and charge shall be the actual sewer rental and charge payable until the required information is filed; provided, however, that no rebates will be paid by this Authority if the information filed reveals a lower indicated sewer and charge than that estimated by this Authority; C. Surcharges for Industrial Wastes discharged to the Sewer System are referred to in Section IV. D. There is imposed upon each owner of each property connecting to the Sewer System a one time connection charge for each connection made to such Sewer System; The Authority shall not utilize monies collected under this paragraph for the purpose of defraying operation and maintenance costs of the Sewer System. E. The sewer rentals and charges imposed herein shall be reviewed annually as required by the Environmental Protection Agency, and revised, if necessary, to insure adequate funds are available for operation and maintenance.

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