[Adopted 8-12-1996]
A. 
Main extensions.
(1) 
All applications for main extensions are subject to the applicable Act 537 planning modules policies and procedures of the township(s) in which the project is (are) located. Applications for main extensions will not be accepted until the township(s) adopts (adopt) a revision for new land development to its Act 537 Plan.
(2) 
Until such time as the Chapter 94 information submitted to Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) documents no projected five-year overload, the Authority will not certify available capacity nor grant final approval of the proposed sewer extension.
B. 
Lateral connections.
(1) 
Single-family residential. Lateral connections of existing houses or single lots in existing residential subdivisions may be made without revisions to Act 537 Plans and without a planning module being processed.
(2) 
Multifamily, commercial, industrial or other.
(a) 
Lateral connections of existing buildings of up to three equivalent dwelling units (edu's) from existing mains in areas outside of the Act 537 planned area designated for public sewers but within the corporate boundaries of the incorporating municipalities may be made without revision to the township 537 Plan and without obtaining DEP approval.
(b) 
The applicant shall process a postcard application through Chester County Department of Health to obtain confirmation from DEP that no modules or revisions are necessary.
[Amended 3-10-1997 by Res. No. 97-3]
A. 
Costs.
[Amended 7-13-1998 by Res. No. 98-2]
(1) 
Physical installation. The property owner is responsible for all costs of the connection of the property.
(2) 
Fees and charges. The property owner is responsible for the payment of all Authority fees and charges applicable to the connection of the property. The amount of the fees and charges shall be based upon the resolution in effect at the time the permit application is submitted. All fees and charges are due and payable at the time the permit application is submitted.
B. 
Installation. All lateral installations from the Authority's main or the lateral stub to the building or buildings to be served shall be installed by a contractor hired by the property owner, approved by the Authority and installed in accordance with the Authority's specifications. The Authority will compile a list of approved contractors who will meet the following minimum requirements at all times:
(1) 
Comply with the Authority's specifications and procedures as outlined in Chapter 70, Developer's Specifications.
(2) 
Carry liability insurance with coverages and in amounts specified by the Authority, and naming the Authority as an additional insured.
(3) 
Post a maintenance guaranty for a period of two years in favor of the Authority in the amount of $2,000 in the form of a restrictive escrow account or an irrevocable letter of credit.
(4) 
Execute a hold-harmless and indemnification agreement, indemnifying and holding the Authority harmless from any liability or damage that may occur.