Extension of Utility Service Lines and Mains Sample Clauses

Extension of Utility Service Lines and Mains. The Utility shall have no obligation at its expense to extend its utility service lines or mains in order to permit any customer to connect to its water system. However, anyone or entity which is willing to pay all costs associated with extending an appropriately sized and constructed main or utility service line from his/her/its premises to any appropriate connection point, and pay the appropriate fees and charges as set forth in this rate schedule, and comply with the guidelines and standards hereof, shall not be denied service unless water supply is unavailable or unless the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control or other government entity has for any reason restricted the Utility from adding additional customers to the serving water system. In no event will the Utility be required to construct additional water supply capacity to serve any customer or entity without an agreement acceptable to the Utility first having been reached for the payment of all costs associated with adding water supply capacity to the affected water system.
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Extension of Utility Service Lines and Mains. The Utility shall have no obligation at its expense to extend its utility service lines or mains in order to permit any customer to discharge acceptable wastewater into one of its sewer systems. However, anyone or entity which is willing to pay all costs associated with extending an appropriately sized and constructed main or utility service line from his/her/its premises to any appropriate connection point, and pay the appropriate fees and charges as set forth in this rate schedule, and comply with the guidelines and standards hereof, shall not be denied service unless sewer capacity is unavailable or unless the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control or other government entity has for any reason restricted the Utility from adding additional customers to the serving sewer system. In no event will the Utility be required to construct additional sewer treatment capacity to serve any customer or entity without an agreement acceptable to the Utility first having been reached for the payment of all costs associated with adding wastewater treatment capacity to the affected sewer system.
Extension of Utility Service Lines and Mains. The Utility shall have no obligation at its expense to extend its utility service lines or mains in order to permit any customer to connect to its water. However, anyone or entity which is willing to pay all costs associated with extending an appropriately sized and constructed main or utility service line from his/her/its premises to any appropriate connection point, pay the appropriate fees and charges as set forth in this rate schedule, and comply with the guidelines and standards hereof, shall not be denied service unless water supply is unavailable or unless the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control or other government entity has restricted the Utility from adding for any reason additional customers to the serving water system. In no event will the Utility be required to construct additional water supply capacity to serve any customer or entity without an agreement acceptable to the Utility first having been reached for tile payment of all costs associated with adding water supply capacity to the affected water system. * A Single Family Equivalent (SFE) shall be determined by using the South Carolina Department of Enviromnental Control Guidelines for Unit Contributory Loadings for Domestic Wastewater Treatment Facilities - 25 S.C. Code Xxx. Regs. 61-67 Appendix A (Supp. 2005), as may be amended from time to time. Where applic_able, such guidelines shall be used for determination of tile appropriate monthly service and tap fee. PAGE4 SCHEDULEOF PROPOSED RATES AND CHARGES SEWER ° Monthly Charges Residential - Monthly charge per single-family house, condominium, villa or apartment unit: Mobile Homes - monthly charge: Commercial - monthly charge per single-family equivalent*: $51.66 per unit $39.00 per unit $51.66 Charge for Sewage Collection Service Only (All Areas Other Than Gem Lake_ When sewage is collected by the Utility and transferred to a government body or agency, or other entity for treatment, the Utility's rates are as follows: Residential - monthly charge per single-family house, condominimn, mobile home, or apartment unit Commercial - monthly charge per single-family equivalent* $ 32.08 per unit $ 32.08 Charge for Sewage Collection Service Only (Gem Lakes Subdivision) Per Order No. 2004-465_ Docket Nos. 2003-250-S and 2004-95-S Residential - monthly charge per single-family house, condominium, mobile home, or apartment unit $524.66 The Utility will also charge for treatment services provided by the government body or a...
Extension of Utility Service Lines and Mains. The Utility shall have no obligation at its expense to extend its utility service lines or mains in order to permit any customer to connect to its water. However, anyone or entity which is willing to pay all costs associated with extending an appropriately sized and constructed main or utility service line from his/her/its premises to any appropriate connection point, pay the appropriate fees and charges as set forth in this rate schedule, and comply with the guidelines and standards hereof, shall not be clenied service unless sewer capacity is unavailable or unless the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control or other govermnent entity has restricted the Utility from adding for any reason additional customers to the serving sewer system. In no event will the Utility be required to construct additional wastewater treatment capacity to serve any customer or entity without an agreement acceptable to the Utility first having been reachedfor thepaymentof all costsassociatedwith addingwastewatertreatmentcapacity to theaffectedsewersystem.

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