Tapping Fee means a cost recovery fee based on tap size.
Tapping Fee means a fee to install a water service tap.
Tapping Fee means a fee imposed under the authority of the Authorities Act to enable the recovery of the Authority's equity in the Sewerage System which shall be composed of a capacity part and a collection part and may, in the future, if warranted, include for some Customers a special purpose part and/or a reimbursement part. A Tapping Fee shall be considered the fee referred to as a "tapping fee" in the Authorities Act.
Examples of Tapping Fee in a sentence
Act 57 Tapping Fee Calculation - We updated the Township's Act 57 Tapping Fee Calculation.
The Gas Tapping Fee, also known as the pro rata upfront charge for connecting with the AmerenIP gas facilities, is an $850 fee, charged to connect new home construction to the main gas line.
The Commission finds the agreement between Staff and AIU regarding the Gas Tapping Fee to be reasonable and it is hereby approved.
Periodically, the Special Purpose Tapping Fee amounts are indexed forward using the Engineering News Record cost index, essentially adjusting the fee by the inflation index.
Tapping Fee Reimbursements – All new customers connecting to the sewer system pay a tapping fee.
More Definitions of Tapping Fee
Tapping Fee means the actual cost incurred by the city of Puyallup in making the physical connection between the customer’s service line and the water system, including both direct and indirect costs.
Tapping Fee means the actual costs to install new or additional service connections for water service and actual costs to install new or additional sewer service (OR-220). This includes estimation, engineering, installation, and other items further explained in OR-220.
Tapping Fee means an initial, one time assessment to cover the cost of the physical installation of the sewage collection system, its amortization, and is intended to be in accordance with House Bill 444 (Act 1990-203). Please note that this fee does not include the surcharge for expanded capacity of treatment facilities, which will be covered by the "Capacity Fee" for new customer hookups.
Tapping Fee means the fee payable by an applicant for the privilege of service by the Authority’s Water System. The amount of the Tapping Fee is outlined in the Schedule of Water Rates and Charges.
Tapping Fee means a fee imposed by the Authority in accordance with Chapter 56 of Title 53 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes consisting of a capacity part, a collection system part, a special purpose part, and a reimbursement part.
Tapping Fee and “Connection Fee” shall mean fees against the owner of any Improved Property in the area served by the Sewer System which actually connects or is required to be connected pursuant to the Connection Ordinance then in effect requiring such connection or which otherwise connects to the Sewer System per the Second Class Township Code.
Tapping Fee means the cost of four separate components which are separately calculated (See Capital Charges Study, Act 57 as amended): 1. Capacity Part: shall mean the cost of capacity-related facilities, which would typically include wastewater treatment plant and certain related facilities. These facilities may either be existing or future facilities which are planned to be constructed or acquired. 2. Collection Part: shall refer to those costs required to provide collection and conveyance of wastewater, such as pressure sewers, force mains, and pumping stations. 3. Special Purpose Parts: shall refer to fees for special purpose facilities applicable only to a particular group of customers, or serving a particular purpose or specific area, such as specific pump stations, sewers, industrial waste water treatment facilities, etc. 4. Reimbursement Component: shall mean where appropriate, a component to recapture the allocable portion of expenses of line extensions constructed at the expense of another party other than Authority, in accordance with HB51.