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eeoK 7 Pa.cE 5'7'7 E, ~penditures for the construction, enlargement and replacement of each system's major components and major lines, to the extent that acreage privilege fees are inadequate, and for the operation and maintenance of all the utility facilities shall be met from service charges or contributions in lieu thereof. The total of acreage charges received that may be in excess of costs as established by this policy shall b® reserved and used for system capital expenditures by the numicipality or system. F, The municipality or system shall be responsible for providing for the necessary operation and maintenance of its utility systems both in and outside of a municipality. ii. Po1ia Fsch developer of land shall be responsible for providing for the necessary connection between his property and the existing County or municipal utility system. The connection will be to a point designated and of a capacity determined jointly by the County and the utility system providing service. The developer shall be reimbureed for that portion of the costs of such connection which is in excess of an acreage privilege fee, providing such reimbursement is obtained from acreage privilege fees levied against property developed simultaneously or subsequent to the installation of the initial connection by the original developer and dependent on the original connection for water or wastewater service. The reimbursement period for sash developer will expire ten years following the initial day of service to his development. iii, Financing A. Acreage privilege fees, An acreage privilege fee shall be made against total acreage in each plot or tract to which utility service is extended after (date. The acreage privilege fee shall be collected by the utility system before permission is•granted to connect to any utility line or other utility facilities of the County or municipality. The schedule of acreage privilege fees shall be as follows: 1. Residential a, An acreage privilege fee of $600.00 per acre shall be made against all general residential development with four or fewer dwelling units per acre to be served (water $250.00 per acre, sewer $350,D0 per acre), b, The acreage privilege fee for residential development with more than four dwelling units per acre shall be increased in proportion to the number above four per acre to be served. For example, the charge for developments with eight dwelling unite per acre would be dquble that charged for basic residential development with four ar fewer units per acre, c, Any tract or lot or other land on which there is but one residential dwelling unit shall be charged a Pee not to exceed the fee for five acres of land. Provided, in cases covered by this provision and where the total area on which the residence is located exceeds five acres, the owner shall designate the five sates against which the charge is to be credited and an acreage fee against any remaining acreage shall be made when service is extended to any atruature thereon. :; i 2, Commercial: An acreage privilege fee of $700.00 per care shall babe char~egeg against all commercial acreage to be served. When circumstances provide reason a lower fee may be charged. However, in no instance shall the fee be less than that charged for basic residential development. _ 3, Industrial: 'fhe acreage privilege fee for all industrial property tome served shall be established on an individual basis jointly by the County and the utility system providing service with primary consideration given to the volumes of water to be required. However, in no case shall the rate per acre be leas than for residential development. The nature of wastes shall affect service rates if deemed necessary by the County and the utility system. ~, -:,