Except when authorized by resolution of the City Council, which resolution shall contain such terms and conditions and fix such fees as the City Council shall deem appropriate, no sewer connection permit shall be issued for, nor shall any sewer connection be made to serve, any premises or property located outside the corporate limits of the City.
Every application for a permit to connect to a sanitary sewer for the discharge of sanitary sewage and to the public water system shall be accompanied by a basic connection fee as follows:
Water Connection Fees – Cost Per Equivalent Residential Connection:
$14,223.00
5/8" – 1" meter:
$14,223.00
1-1/2" meter:
$18,490.00
2" meter:
$29,868.00
3" meter:
$112,362.00
4" meter:
$142,230.00
Wastewater Connection Fees – Cost Per Equivalent Residential Connection:
$3,266.00
Residential:
$3,266.00
Commercial/Industrial – Standard Strength
Water Meter Sizes Up To 1":
$3,266.00
Water Meter Sizes Over 1":
$3,266.00 per 227 gallons per day estimated daily discharge
Commercial/Industrial – Moderate Strength
Water Meter Sizes Up To 1":
$4,900.00
Water Meter Sizes Over 1":
$4,900.00 per 227 gallons per day estimated daily discharge
Commercial/Industrial – High Strength
Water Meter Sizes Up To 1":
$6,532.00
Water Meter Sizes Over 1":
$6,532.00 per 227 gallons per day estimated daily discharge
In addition to the basic connection fee, every application for a permit to connect any car wash, laundry, launderette, laundromat, bottling plant, metal plating shop or plant, cannery, creamery, distillery, slaughterhouse, paper recycling plant or similar uses to a sanitary sewer for the discharge of sanitary sewage shall be accompanied by an additional fee as follows:
(A) 
Discharges of less than ten thousand (10,000) gallons, per month: one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500).
(B) 
Discharges of less than twenty thousand (20,000) gallons, per month: three thousand dollars ($3,000).
(C) 
Discharges of twenty thousand (20,000) gallons or more, per month: three thousand six hundred dollars ($3,600).
When connection fees have been paid and there-after service is disconnected or terminated, provided reuse or reconnection shall take place within three (3) years from and after the date of discontinuance or termination of service, connection fees theretofore paid shall be credited against connection fees due under the provisions of this Chapter.
The City Council shall by resolution adopt charges and fees which may include:
(A) 
Fees for reimbursement of costs of setting up and operating the City’s Industrial Wastes Program.
(B) 
Fees for monitoring, testing, inspections and surveillance procedures.
(C) 
Fees for reviewing accidental discharge procedures and construction.
(D) 
Fees for permit applications and connections.
(E) 
Fees for filing appeals.
(F) 
Fees for consistent removal (by the City) of pollutants otherwise subject to Federal pretreatment standards.
(G) 
Other fees as the City may deem necessary to carry out the requirements contained herein.