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~~~~ '7 F~s~ 556 2. Commercial: An acreage privilege fee of per acre shall be charged against all cotrmlercial acreage to~~erved. When the county feels that this fee is too high it may determine a lower fee to comply with the level of uses expaoted. However, in no instance shall it be less than that charged for basic residential development. 3, Sndustrisl: The acreage privilege fee for all industrial property to be served shall be established on an individual basis jointly by the County and the utility system providing service with primary i consideration given to the volumes of water to be required. However, in no ease shall the rate per acre be less than for residential development. The nature of wastes shall affect service rates if deemed necessary by the County and the utility system. (}, Governmental a. The acreags privilege charge for all property tv be served which 3s owned by the State of North Carolina or other political subdivisions or public institutions shall be established vn an individual basis Jointly by the County and the utility system providing service, but in no case shall the rate per acre be less than for basic residential development. b. All lands dedicated to public use such as attests, highways, allays, parks and playgrounds shall be excluded from the calculation of the total acreage against wich an acreage privilege fee shall be charged. However, where use, as for a park or playground, imposes a cost on utility systems this cost may be recovered. S. Subdivisions With respect to the installation and financing of utility systems to serve subdivisions, the following policies shall apply: 1. Construction a nroval: Certification that the proposed subdivision has been approve y the political subdivision having subdivision review authority over the area of proposed service must be submitted prior to approval of service, by the County and by the utility system providing service. 2. Se~werat~e service: Certification that the proposed subdivision is or will ~-served y a sewerage system holding a valid permit for waste disposal from the North Carolina Board of Water and Air Reaouraas must be submitted prior to approval of water service by the County and by the utility system. providing service where water service precedes sewer service. The provisions of this policy do not prohibit the use of package plants (extended aeration plants) to serve subdivisions or other developments lying beyond the service areas of existing public sewerage systems. Such plants may be used when: a. Operated under a valid permit issued by the North Carolina Board pf Water and Air Resources. b, The complete system is dedicated to or owned by a political subdivision (to insure provision of certified operators and adequate supervision and maintenance). c. The costs of operation, supervision and maintenance are met from service charges fixed by the proprietary political subdivision. These sewerage service requirements may be modified in rural or suburban areas when the zoning ordinance or governing restrictive covenants require a minimum lot size of 3. Specifications: All installation shall be made according to the specifications mutually agree upon by the system providing service or accepting dedication and the county. The specifications shall include the size of all lines, their location, grade, and materials used and other specifications deemed necessary by the utility system providing service. 1~.. Ownership and control; All lines construct ad and connected with the f'aailities of a utility system under these policies shall become the property of the system upon completion and acceptance. The utility system shall have exclusive control of all such lines and shall be respanaible for their maintenance, repair and operation.