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-3- 10. The County contracts and agrees to bear the cost of engineering services related to the design and construction of the sewer collection system to serve the 44 lots of Efland Estates Sub- div[ision, the Efland Estates sewer connection to the proposed pump station at Efland Cheeks School and the sanitary sewer connection of Efland Cheeks School to the pump station: The Cou6ty shall also acquire or provide all necessary rights-of-way, easements, encroachment agreements, permits , and other permission reoired for the construction of the Efland Estates sewer collection system, the sewer line to the pump station and the sewer connection of Efland Cheeks Elementary School. 11. The ICounty contracts and agrees to provide, at no cost to the Town, the site and permanent easement for the proposed pump station at Efland Cheeks Elementary School and the permanent easement for the proposed force main across the Efland Cheeks Elementary School property. 12. The Town contracts and agrees to provide sewer service to allow the start and full operation of Efland Cheeks Elementary School beginning August 29, 1983. This service will be either through operation of the newly installed force main or through pumping and transport of the Sewage by truck for treatment at the Hillsborough Waste Treatment Plant. 13. The Town and County contract and agree that the force main pump station, and sewer collection system for Efland Cheeks Elementary School and Efland Estates Subdision, which are the subejct of this agreement, shall be the property of the Town from and after the datelof their completion/installation as certified by the engineers of the project and the Environmental Management Commission. Town agrees to maintain and operate the system extension in the same manner and Provide the same level of service to the system extension as it does the balance of its sewer system. 14. The Town and the County agree that approvals of the sewer tap-ons to these facilities shall be made jointly by the Town and the County for al period of 12 months, and, thereafter, such approvals shall be by th,4 Town. The Town and the County further agree to charge $400 per -4ap-on for a residential dwelling unit which shall be shared as follows: $200 to the County and $200 to the Town. The equivalent residential sewage flow of 300 gallons per day per dwelling unit will be used in calculating and changing the tap fee for other than single family type residents. The fee schedule shall continue in force until the County has recouped its contribution in General Fund revenues cominitted to the project herein described. The County agrees to collect the tap-on fees through its building permit procedure and remit the Town portion to the Town.