Kent County, DE
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2023-04-25
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Part II, General Legislation
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Chapter 128 Fees
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Part 1 Types of Fees; Administration
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Article VIII Community On-Site Systems
- Part I, Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 5 Aeropark Authority
- Ch 9 Board of Assessment Review
- Ch 14 Code Enforcement Constables
- Ch 19 Community Development Advisory Committee
- Ch 25 Defense and Indemnification
- Ch 30 Economic and Maritime Development, Office of
- Ch 34 Elections, Special
- Ch 37 Emergency Services Assistance Fund
- Ch 41 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 43 Finances
- Ch 46 Grievance Procedure
- Ch 53 Library Advisory Committee
- Ch 60 Parks and Recreation Commission
- Ch 64 Pension Review Committee
- Ch 68 Personnel Policy
- Ch 73 Planning Agency, Local
- Ch 77 Planning Commission, Regional
- Ch 79 Retiree Benefits
- Ch 81 Records Retention
- Ch 83 Retirement
- Ch 84 Sewer Advisory Board, Regional
- Ch 86 Strategic Development Fund
- Ch 90 Violations and Complaints
- Part II, General Legislation
- Ch 105 Building Construction
- Ch 116 Drainage Standards
- Ch 121 Emergency Reporting System
- Ch 128 Fees
- Ch 128 Pt 1 Art VIII Community On-Site Systems
- § 128-34 Maintenance.
- Ch 139 Hearing Procedures
- Ch 143 Housing Standards
- Ch 156 Manufactured Homes
- Ch 158 Moratoriums
- Ch 161 Noise
- Ch 168 Parks and Recreation
- Ch 175 Property Maintenance
- Ch 177 Property, Purchase of
- Ch 179 Road Names
- Ch 180 Sanitary Standards
- Ch 187 Subdivision and Land Development
- Ch 188 Floodplain Management
- Ch 191 Taxation
- Ch 205 Zoning
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
A.
Property owner(s) and/or developer(s) within the growth zone may request that the County operate and maintain a community sewer system if it is designed in accordance with Chapter 180 of the Kent County Code, and properly permitted by DNREC under the regulations governing on-site disposal systems. Said request must be made in the form of a sanitary sewer district expansion or creation at the discretion of the Levy Court. The Department will charge sufficient fees to said sanitary sewer district to ensure that all administrative, maintenance, and operational costs are recovered. Such fees will be established annually by the Levy Court via the appropriate district assessment rate.
B.
If a community sewer system is connected to the County
sewer system in the future, main system capital improvement fees and
sanitary sewer district expansion fees will apply.
