Article 2
Water Supply

A.    Water Connections and Regulations

§11-201 Definitions.

Unless the context specifically and clearly indicates otherwise, the meaning of terms used in this Article 2A shall be as follows:

Borough - the Borough of Cornwall, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, a political subdivision, acting by and through its Council of the Borough or, in appropriate cases, by and through its authorized representatives.

Improved property - any property within this Borough upon which there is erected a structure intended for continuous or periodic habitation, occupancy or use by human beings.

Owner - any person vested with ownership, legal or equitable, sole or partial, or any property located in this Borough.

Person - any individual, partnership, company, association, society, corporation or other group or entity.

Water system - The water distribution facilities, including all related facilities, owned by the Borough, including all property, real, personal and mixed, rights, powers, licenses, easements, rights-of-way, privileges, franchises and other property or interest in property of whatsoever nature used or useful in connection with such facilities, and together with all additions, extensions, alterations, improvements and betterments thereof or thereto which may be made, installed or acquired from time to time, by or for the Borough.

(Ord. 1981-6, 10/12/1981, §1; as amended by Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §12)

§11-202 Use of Public Water System Required.

1.    The owner of any improved property abutting where there is a water main of the water system within 100 feet of any property line of that property shall connect that improved property to the water system in such manner as this Borough may require, within 90 days after notice to that owner from this Borough to make the connection.

2.    The notice by this Borough to make a connection to the water system, referred to in subsection .1 of this Section, shall consist of a copy of this Article 2A, including any amendments and/or supplements at the time in effect, and a written or printed document requiring the connection in accordance with the provisions of this Article 2A and specifying that the connection shall be made within 90 days from the date notice is given. The notice may be given at any time after a water main is in place which can supply water to the particular improved property. The notice shall be served upon the owner in accordance with law.

3.    If the owner of any improved property abutting upon any street in which there is a water main of the water system, after 90 days notice from this Borough, in accordance with subsection .1 of this Section, shall fail to connect that improved property, as required, this Borough may make the connection and may collect from that owner the costs and expenses of the connection. In such case, this Borough shall forthwith, upon completion of the work, send an itemized bill of the cost of the construction of the connection to the owner of the improved property to which connection has been so made, which bill shall be payable forthwith. In case of neglect or refusal by the owner of the improved property to pay the bill, this Borough shall file a municipal lien for the construction within 6 months of the date of the completion of the construction of the connection, the same to be subject in all respects to the general law providing for the filing and recovery of municipal liens.

(Ord. 1981-6, 10/12/1981, §2; as amended by Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §13)

§11-203 Connections.

1.    No person shall construct any connection to, uncover, connect with, make any opening into or use, alter or disturb, in any manner, any water main constituting a part of the water system without first making application for and securing a permit, in writing, from the Borough. The application shall be made on a form to be provided by the Borough.

2.    All connections to the water mains and the installation of any service line to an approved property shall be accomplished in conformance with the rules and regulations of the Borough.

3.    Only persons properly authorized by the Borough shall be permitted to make service line and service connection installations.

4.    The Borough reserves the right to adopt, from time to time, additional rules and regulations as it shall deem necessary and proper relating to connections with the water system, which additional rules and regulations, to the extent appropriate, shall be, and shall be construed as, part of this Article 2A.

(Ord. 1981-6, 10/12/1981, §3; as amended by Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §14)

§11-204 Enforcement.

Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any provision of this Article, upon conviction thereof, shall be sentence to a fine of not more than $1,000 plus costs and, in default of payment of said fine and costs, to a term of imprisonment not to exceed 30 days. Each day that a violation of this Article continues or each Section of this Article which shall be found to have been violated shall constitute a separate offense.

(Ord. 1981-6, 10/11/1981, §4; as amended by Ord. 2009-1, 7/13/2009)

§11-205 Declaration of Purpose.

It is declared that enactment of this Article 2A is necessary for the protection, benefit and preservation of the health, safety and welfare of the inhabitants of this Borough.

(Ord. 1981-6, 10/11/1981, §7)

B.    Water Rates and Charges

§11-211 Definitions.

Unless the context specifically indicates otherwise, the meaning of terms used in Parts B and C shall be as follows:

Borough – Borough of Cornwall, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.

Consumer – means the owner of an improved property who, prior to, upon or after the effective date hereof, has contracted or contracts for and/or is receiving or shall receive water service for a consumer unit from the water system.

Consumer unit

(1)    A building under 1 roof and occupied by 1 family or business; or

(2)    A combination of buildings in one enclosure or group and occupied by 1 family or business; or

(3)    One side of a double building or house having a solid vertical partition wall; or

(4)    Each room or group of rooms in a building occupied or intended for occupancy as a separate business or as separate living quarters by a family or other group of persons living together or by a person living alone; or

(5)    Each apartment, office or suite of offices in a building or house having several such apartments, offices or suites of offices and using in common 1 or more hallways and 1 or more means of entrance; or

(6)    Any trailer occupied by 1 family or business; or

(7)    Any other unit or category listed in the schedule of rates set forth in §11-212.

Dwelling unit – any room, group of rooms, house trailer or other enclosure occupied or intended for occupancy as separate living quarters by 1 family or other group of persons living together or by a person living alone, upon an improved property.

EDU – a dwelling unit or an equivalent dwelling unit. Each dwelling unit shall be 1 EDU and each nonresidential unit shall be assigned a number of EDUs based upon the estimated or actual water consumption, which is based upon the 2010 census for the Borough indicating 2.24 persons per household multiplied by 65 gallons per day per capita (158 gpd per EDU), as mandated by Act 57 of 2003.

Improved property – any building, group of buildings, or land upon which buildings are to be constructed which is or may be served by the Borough.

Nonresidential unit – any consumer unit other than a residential unit.

Owner – any person having an interest, whether legal or equitable, sole or partial, in any improved property.

Person – any individual, firm, partnership, company, association, society, corporation, limited liability company, or any other group or legal entity.

Residential unit – any consumer unit or other enclosure connected, directly or indirectly, to the water system and occupied or intended for occupancy as separate living quarters by a family or other group of persons living together or by a person living alone, excluding institutional dormitories, or any other consumer unit that uses less than 250 gallons per day.

Water system – the water distribution facilities, including all related facilities heretofore or hereafter constructed, installed or acquired by or for the Borough, including all property, real, personal and mixed, rights, powers, licenses, easements, rights-of-way privileges, franchise and other property or interest in property of whatsoever nature used or useful in connection with such facilities, and together with all additions, extensions, alterations, improvements and betterments thereof or thereto which may be made, installed or acquired from time to time, by or for the Borough and which shall be owned and operated by the Borough.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-212 Water Rates and Other Charges.

Water rates and other charges established under §11-213 are imposed upon and shall be collected from the owner of each improved property which shall be connected or which is required to be connected with the water system, whichever first occurs, and upon owners of EDUs not connected nor required to be connected to said water system, whether the benefit resulting from such connection shall be direct and indirect, and regardless whether water service is actually utilized, which water rates and other charges shall commence and shall be effective for water service available to use on and after the date of connection to the water system, or the date when connection was required to be made by the Borough, or in the case of owners of EDUs not connected nor required to be connected to the water system, on or after the date of purchase of the EDUs, whichever first occurs, and shall be payable as provided in this Part.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-213 Computation of Water Rates and Other Charges.

1.    Except as additionally provided in subsections .2 through .4 of this Section or as otherwise provided, water rates and other charges for the use and benefit of the water system from any improved property constituting a residential unit or units, or a nonresidential unit where volume of water usage shall be metered by the Borough, shall, as to treatment costs, be based upon a minimum operating and maintenance charge plus volume of water usage, adjusted, if appropriate, as provided herein and calculated per quarter annum as set forth in Appendix A of this Part.

2.    Additionally, all owners of residential units, nonresidential units, and/or EDUs whether connected or unconnected to the water system shall pay a quarterly flat rate debt service charge per EDU as set forth in Appendix A of this Part which amount shall be in addition to the charges for treatment, operations and maintenance imposed under subsection .1 of this Section.

3.    Additionally, all owners of residential units, nonresidential units, and/or EDUs whether connected or unconnected to the water system shall pay a quarterly base charge per EDU for a portion of the fixed costs for the operations and maintenance as set forth in Appendix A of this Part which amount shall be in addition to the charges for treatment, operations, maintenance and debt service imposed under subsections .1 and .2 of this Section.

4.    Additionally, all owners of residential units, nonresidential units, and/or EDUs whether connected or unconnected to the water system shall pay a quarterly capital improvement charge per EDU as set forth in Appendix A of this Part which amount shall be in addition to the charges for treatment, operations, maintenance, debt service and base charge imposed under subsections .1, .2 and .3 of this Section.

5.    Nothing herein shall be deemed to amend, alter or change the existing rules and regulations governing the use of the water system of the Borough, which shall remain in full force and effect.

6.    Multiple-Use Consumer Units.

A.    Where more than 1 consumer unit is located in 1 building, house or other structure and such building, house or other structure, at the discretion of this Borough, is served through 1 common water meter, multiple charges per quarter annum shall be imposed for each consumer unit located in such building, house or other structure.

B.    For all consumer units served through such common water meter, the multiple charge per quarter annum shall be computed in the following manner: (1) the total consumption of water through such common water meter shall be divided by the number of consumer units served thereby; (2) the schedule of rates set forth in subsection .1 of this Section as from time to time may be established by the Borough for computing water rates and other charges shall be applied to the resultant quotient; and (3) the resultant pro rata charge for each consumer unit shall be multiplied by the number of such consumer units receiving water service through such common water meter to arrive at the total bill for all such consumer units served through the common meter; provided, however, that there shall be charged any minimum rate or charge as from time to time may be established by the Borough per quarter annum for each consumer unit computed on the same basis as if each consumer unit was served by a separate water meter.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-214 Adjustment of Meter Readings.

In the event the Borough, at any time or for any reason, shall read the water meter of any residential unit or nonresidential unit on a monthly basis, the meter readings for the appropriate 3 months shall be consolidated and treated as 1 total for purposes of computing water rates and other charges under this Part, as appropriate.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-215 Time and Method of Payment.

1.    Water rates and other charges imposed by this Part shall be payable on the dates and shall cover the periods as follows:

A.    For the owner of an improved property whose bill, under provisions of this Part, shall be computed independent of water volume usage metered by the Borough, the billing dates shall be July 1, October 1, January 1 and April 1 of each calendar year and shall cover a quarter annum billing period consisting of the immediately preceding 3 complete calendar months.

B.    The provisions set forth above in this subsection .1 notwithstanding, the owner of an improved property and the Borough may agree, from time to time, upon such other billing dates and periods as may be appropriate or desirable; provided, however, that billings shall be rendered for periods not less frequent than quarter annum periods.

2.    All bills for water rates and other charges shall be payable upon the date thereof and the appropriate amount, computed in accordance with this Part, shall constitute the net bill. If water rates and other charges shall not be paid within 30 calendar days after the applicable date upon which such shall be payable, an additional sum of 5 percent per quarter shall be added to such net bill, which net bill, plus such additional sum, shall constitute the gross bill, which gross bill shall be then due and payable. Payment made or mailed and postmarked on or before the last day of the applicable 30-calendar-day period shall constitute payment within such period. If the end of such 30-calendar-day period shall fall on a legal holiday or a Sunday, payment which shall be made on or mailed and postmarked on the next succeeding weekday which is not a legal holiday shall constitute payment within such period. If a bill for sewer service or other charges shall be delinquent for a period of 45 days or more, water service may be discontinued by the Borough upon prior written notice.

In the event water rates and other charges imposed under provisions of this Part shall become applicable to any improved property constituting a residential unit or nonresidential unit during a billing period, as set forth in subsection .1 of this Section, or in the event service to any improved property constituting a residential unit, or nonresidential unit, shall begin after the first day or shall terminate before the last day of any billing period, as set forth in subsection .1 of this Section, water rates and other charges for such billing period not based upon volume of water usage shall be prorated equitably, as appropriate, for the applicable portion of the billing period.

3.    Every owner of an improved property which is connected to the water system initially shall provide the Borough with and thereafter shall keep the Borough advised of his correct address. Failure of any owner to receive appropriate bills for water rates and other charges shall not be considered an excuse for nonpayment nor shall such failure result in an extension of the period of time during which the net bill shall be payable.

4.    Each bill for a consumer unit for water service shall be made out in the name of the owner. Each owner shall provide this Borough with, and continuously shall keep this Borough advised of, his correct address. Failure to receive a bill for water service shall not be considered an excuse for nonpayment, nor shall such failure result in an extension of the period of time during which such bill shall be payable without penalty.

5.    No allowance or rebate will be made for unoccupied property unless and until (A) the owner shall have notified the Borough of such vacancy in writing, and (B) such vacancy shall continue for at least 90 days. In any such event, service shall be restored only upon the execution of a new application therefor.

6.    No allowance or rebate will be made for or on account of the discontinuance of any service set forth in the application for service unless and until the owner shall have notified the Borough in writing of such discontinuance.

7.    Reconnection Charge.

A.    If water service is shut off and reconnected at the request of an owner, as appropriate, the charge imposed shall be $25.

B.    If water service is shut off for nonpayment of a delinquent water bill, or for failure to abide by the rules and regulations applicable to the water system, the charge imposed shall be as follows:

Charge for Sending Shut-Off Letter

$15.00

Shut-Off Charge

$25.00

Reconnection Charge

$25.00

After-Hours Shut-Off or Reconnection Charge

$40.00

8.    If a check payable to the Borough is dishonored by the customer’s bank, a charge of $25 per dishonored check shall be imposed.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-216 Enforcement.

1.    Proper officers of this Borough are authorized, empowered and directed to do all things and to take all legal action necessary, including the filing of municipal claims and liens, in accordance with law, to enforce collection of water rates and other charges established and imposed hereby and otherwise to carry out provisions hereof.

2.    Any person who or which shall violate or assist or permit any other person to violate any of the provisions of this Part shall, upon conviction thereof in a summary proceeding, be sentenced to pay a fine of not less than $100 nor more than $1,000, plus costs, including the Borough’s reasonable attorneys’ fees incurred in the enforcement proceeding. Each day that a violation continues shall constitute a separate violation. Each section of this Part violated shall constitute a separate violation.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-217 Additional Rules and Regulations.

1.    This Borough, from time to time, in accordance with law, by appropriate resolution, may adopt such additional rules and regulations as, in the opinion of the Board of this Borough, may be desirable, beneficial or necessary for or in connection with use and operation of the water system and which shall govern and control the distribution and supply of water by this Borough to consumers.

2.    Any such rules and regulations shall be construed in conjunction with provisions hereof and shall become effective upon the date fixed by this Borough upon adoption thereof.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-218 Liens for Water Rates and Other Charges; Filing and Collection of Liens.

1.    Sewer rates and other charges imposed by this Part shall be a lien on the improved property connected to or required to be connected to and served by or able to be served by the water system; and such water rates and other charges which shall be delinquent shall be filed as a lien against the improved property so connected to or required to be connected to and served by or able to be served by the water system, which lien shall be filed and shall be collected in the manner provided by law for collection of municipal claims.

2.    In the event that the Borough institutes any actions to collect delinquent water rates and charges, the owner shall be responsible for all costs arising out of any collection action, including but not limited to costs of certified mail and costs of service of process.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-219 Access.

The Borough shall have the right of access at reasonable times to any part of any improved property served by the water system as shall be required for purposes of inspection, measurement, sampling and testing and for performance of other functions relating to service rendered by the Borough through the water system.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-220 Responsibility of Owners of Improved Property.

The owner of each improved property connected to the water system shall be responsible for all acts of tenants or other occupants of such improved property insofar as such acts shall be governed by provisions of this Part.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-221 Additions to and Changes of Water Rates and Other Charges; Additional Rules and Regulations.

1.    The Borough reserves the right to adopt and promulgate, from time to time, additional classifications and water rates and other charges therefor, or modifications of the schedule of water rates and other charges as set forth in this Part, which additional classifications and water rates and other charges, or modifications, as the case may be, shall be construed as a part of this Part.

2.    The Borough reserves the right to adopt and promulgate, from time to time, such additional rules and regulations as it shall deem necessary and proper for the use and operation of the water system, which rules and regulations shall be construed as a part of this Part.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-222 Payment and Disposition of Water Rates and Other Charges.

All water rates and other charges shall be payable to the Treasurer of this Borough or to such other officer or representative of this Borough as shall be authorized, from time to time, by resolution of this Borough, to accept payment thereof. The Treasurer or such other duly authorized officer or representative of this Borough shall pay over to a depository designated by the Borough by resolution, all water rates and other charges received within 7 days of receipt thereof, together with a statement showing the total amount collected. Until so paid over, the Treasurer or other duly authorized officer or representative of this Borough shall segregate all such water rates and other charges so collected in an account separate and distinct from all other funds of this Borough and shall hold the same in trust for purposes set forth in aforesaid Part.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

APPENDIX A

The below rates are effective for all consumption for bills as of April 1, 2023.

SCHEDULE A

Operation and Maintenance Charge per 1,000 Gallons of Water Consumed during the Quarter Annum for Which the Billing Is Rendered:

$ 3.45

In accordance with §11-213.1

 

 

 

Treatment Charge for 1,000 Gallons of Water Treated during the Quarter Annum for Which Billing Is Rendered:

$ 6.15

In accordance with §11-213.1

 

 

 

Debt Service per EDU:

$ 0.00

In accordance with §11-213.2

 

 

 

Base Charge per EDU:

$ 12.00

In accordance with §11-213.3

 

 

 

Capital Improvement Charge per EDU:

$ 10.00

In accordance with §11-213.4

 

Schedule “B” is hereby established, setting forth special charges for the sewer system:

SCHEDULE B – Special Charges

Change of Ownership Fee

$ 12.50

Leak Investigation/Sewer Credit Charge (for Consumption Greater than 10,000 Gallons)

$ 100.00

Inspection Fee for New Main Construction

$2.00/LF (minimum $ 1,000)

(These rates and charges may be amended from time to time by Resolution of the Cornwall Borough Council.)

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §5 (Exh. C); as amended by Ord. 2023-1, 2/13/2023)

C.    Tapping and Connection Fees

§11-251 Permit Required.

No person hereafter shall connect any improved property with any part of the water system without first making application for and securing a permit, in writing, from the Borough. Such application shall be made on a form to be provided by the Borough.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-252 Connection Fee.

This Borough hereby does charge a connection fee against the owner of improved property hereafter connected or required to be connected to the water system in the amount of $1,000 or the actual costs of connection incurred by the Borough, whichever is greater, except in those cases where the owner constructs and dedicates to the Borough the facilities extending from the Borough’s water main to the improved property line or curb stop of the improved property so connected or required to be so connected. Said connection fee shall be due and payable at the time application is made for a permit to connect such improved property or, when applicable, at the time when said improved property is required by law to be connected, whichever is earlier.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-253 Customer Facilities Fee.

This Borough hereby does charge a customer facilities fee against each owner of improved property hereafter connected to the water system in the total amount of $364 or the actual cost of facilities serving the connected improved property from the property line or curb stop to the proposed dwelling or building to be served, whichever is greater. In lieu of paying a customer facilities fee, an owner requiring a water meter larger than 5/8 inch shall be responsible for furnishing and installing meter and related appurtenances according to the Borough specifications at their own cost. The owner is responsible for verifying that water meter and appurtenances are on the Borough approved list.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-254 Tapping Fee for Capacity.

The Borough does hereby charge a tapping fee for the capacity part of the water system against the owner of an improved property hereafter connected or hereafter required to be connected to the water system or who hereafter expands the use of the water system in the amount of $2,025.58 per EDU. Said tapping fee shall be due and payable at the time application is made to the Borough to make any such connection to the water system; or at the time application is made to the Borough for a construction, building or zoning permit; or on the date when the Borough shall connect any such improved property to the water system at the cost and expense of the owner when the owner shall have failed to make such connection as required by the Borough pursuant to the provisions of any applicable connection ordinance; or whenever the Borough furnishes and/or installs a meter, remote reader, and other necessary metering facilities; or when the use of an improved property connected to the water system is expanded, whichever shall occur earliest.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-255 Expansion of Use of Improved Property.

Should any owner of any improved property heretofore or hereinafter connected to the water system expand the use of said improved property, a tapping fee, calculated in the manner set forth herein, is hereby imposed upon the expanded portion of such improved property. An expansion of the use of an improved property shall include, but not be limited to, the installation of an additional dwelling unit or units in an existing dwelling; the commencement of a home occupation which requires the use of the water system such as beauticians or barbers; the expansion in the number of tables in a restaurant; or the adding of a third work shift to an industrial processing operation. A change in water consumption by an improved property of more than 240 gallons per day on the basis of average daily water consumption over the prior 12 months shall be considered an expansion of the use of the water system regardless of whether the improved property has been enlarged or any new use has been instituted. The Borough may compare current water consumption with water consumption previously approved by means of the payment of tapping fees or with the last calendar year average daily water consumption based on water meter readings for the entire year to determine whether there has been a change in water consumption exceeding 160 gallons per day regardless of whether the improved property has been expanded or any new use has been instituted.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-256 Tapping Fee for Distribution.

The Borough hereby does charge a tapping fee for the distribution part of the water system against each appropriate owner of improved property hereafter connected or hereafter required to be connected to the water system in the amount of $1,475 per EDU. Said tapping fee shall be due and payable at the time application is made for the permit to connect such improved property or, when applicable, at the time said improved property is required by law to be connected, whichever is earlier.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-257 Aggregate Tapping Fee.

The aggregate tapping fee imposed is $3,500 per EDU.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-258 Payment of Fees.

1.    Each fee charged pursuant to this Part is charged for each improved property which is connected or required to be connected to the water system.

2.    Payment of all fees charged by this Borough pursuant to this Part shall be enforced by this Borough as permitted by laws at the time in effect. Tapping fees which are not paid in full when due shall bear interest at the rate of 12 percent per annum or at the rate of any outstanding debt incurred by the Borough, whichever is greater. The Borough may commence actions to collect fees which are due and payable under this Part and/or may file a municipal claim for the unpaid fees, plus costs of collection including the reasonable attorneys’ fees incurred by the Borough, against the improved property. Any violations of this Part may be abated by proceeding against the violator in a court of equity for relief.

3.    Payment of all fees charged by this Borough pursuant to this Part shall be enforced by this Borough as permitted by laws at the time in effect.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-259 Violations and Penalties.

Any person who or which shall violate or assist or permit any other person to violate any of the provisions of this Part shall, upon conviction thereof in a summary proceeding, be sentenced to pay a fine of not less than $100 nor more than $1,000, plus costs, including the Borough’s reasonable attorneys’ fees incurred in the enforcement proceeding. Each day that a violation continues shall constitute a separate violation. Each section of this Part violated shall constitute a separate violation.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

§11-260 Report of Calculation of Tapping Fees.

In accordance with the requirements of Section 2463 of the Borough Code, 8 Pa. C.S. §2463, incorporating requirements of the Municipality Authorities Act, attached hereto and incorporated as Appendix A of this Part, is a report including a water system tapping fee Work Sheet and Connection Fee Calculation dated June 2018.

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §4)

Appendix A

Water Schedule D is hereby established, setting forth the tapping fee costs for the water system.

 

SCHEDULE D – Water Tapping Fees

CORNWALL BOROUGH

WATER TAPPING FEES

Domestic Water Service

Per EDU

Connection Fee

Capacity Part

Distribution Part

Customer Facilities Fee

Total Imposed

1

Installed by Contractor

$2,025.00

$1,475.00

$364.00

$3,864.00

    Equivalent Dwelling Unit (EDU) equates to 160.00 gpd/household.

(These rates and charges may be amended from time to time by Resolution of the Cornwall Borough Council)

(Ord. 2018-2, 8/27/2018, §6 (Exh. D))