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519 facilities installed under the provisions of this Ordinance, shall become the sole property of the County and under its jurisdiction and control for any and all purposes whatsoever at the time such facilities are connected to the County system. When required, the property owner or owners shall grant to the County such utility easements as the County may require. In addition, a deed to the County for sewer facilities installed, the cost of which is borne by individual property owners, shall be executed prior to the time any extensions provided for in this Ordinance are connected to the County systems. Section XV. Additional Subdivision Improvement Requirements The Board may in its discretion, as a condition under which sewer service will be extended, require the owner or owners of a proposed subdivision to enter into an agreement to improve the proposed sPreets therein at their own expense and in accordance with the ordinances then in force governing the acceptance of public streets for the County. Section XVI. Sewer Charges. (a) Fees: The following charges for sewer service are adopted and made effective as of the date of this ordinance applicable to all sewer service on the Cabarrus County system. These charges shall consist of a discharge permit fee plus the appropriate tapping fees as shown below: Type of Service Size of Service Residential 4" Residential 6" and larger Commercial/ Ail sizes Industrial (b) Sewer Rates Discharge Permit Fee $250 $250 per house- hold unit $1500 Tapping Fee Ail material, equip. & labor Ail material, equip. & labor Ail material, equip. & labor (1) The volume of flow used in computing residential or commercial waste shall be based upon metered water consumption. Where the person discharging wastes, other than industrial waste, into the sanitary sewers of Cabarrus,County, procures all or part of his water supply from sources other than the Board, all or part of which is discharged in the sanitary sewer, the person discharging said waste shall install and maintain, at his expense, a water meter of a type approved by the Board, for the purpose of determining the proper volume of flow to be charged. Charges for the sewer service shall be computed according to the prevailing sewer rate of $1.50 per 1000 gallons. Said charges shall be paid at the Tax Collector's office on or before the 10th of each month. Second notices will be mailed to all unpaid accounts not paid by the 25th of the month. A charge of five percent (5%) will be made on accounts which have not been paid by the 25th of each month. Sanitary sewer service will be disconnected at the main on unpaid accounts in arrears for three months. The user will be responsible for all costs of disconnection, reconnection and current and past due sewer charges including penalties. (2) Provided, however, the Board, in its discretion, may provide that in lieu of the water meter provided above for determining volume of flow in order to compute the sewer charge, may set a minimum of $12.00 per month for sewer charge for residential users connected to the sewer line. Provided further, the Board, in its discretion, may at any time it deems the above minimum to be inadequate, require any user of sewer service referred to herein to install said measuring meter, although such users may have theretofore been connected to the sewer main on a minimum basis. Upon failure of any user of sewer service referred to herein to comply with any requirements of the Board as herein set out, sanitary sewer service shall be disconnected at the main. (c) Sewer Rates. (Bulk Commercial, Industrial or Municipa~ (1) Sewer rates for bulk commercial, industrial or municipal users shall be comprised of three separate components to be computed as follows: a. Regional Treatment Charge RTCU = RTCC x MGU MGC Where: RTCU = User share of the Regional Treatment Charge RTCC = Regional Treatment Charge County is charged by Concord