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565 to the materials furnished or the manner of performing the work, the County Engineer shall have authority to reject materials or suspend work until the question at issue can be referred to and decided by the Utility Director. It is further understood and agreed that the Applicant shall remove any work or materials condemned as unsatisfactory by the County Engineer and shall rebuild and replace same to the standard required by the specifications, all at his own expense and in default thereof, the same may be done by the County and the cost charged against the Applicant. Final connection to the County's sanitary sewerage system will not be permitted until all work has been approved by the County Engineer. It is understood and agreed that the Applicant and other parties may discharge sewage into the proposed line or lines only under and in accordance with the standard rules and regulations of the County, or as such regulations may be amended, with reference to users of the County Sewerage System, particularly with reference to the payment of standard sewage service charges which are assessed by the County against users of its sewerage system, provided that any parties discharging sewage into the proposed line or lines and who do not obtain their water supply from the Cabarrus County Utility Department shall meter their water system with a metering device approved by the Cabarrus County Utility Depart- ment, for the purpose of determining sewer service charges; such sewage service charges shall be collected by and paid directly to the Cabarrus County Utility Department. Any connections, additions, or extensions to the herein described sanitary sewer lines shall be made only upon written permission of the County. Such connections, additions, or extensions of the herein described sewer lines shall not be subject to any sanitary sewer con- nection privilege fees payable to this agreement. The Applicant shall obtain all rights-of-way in widths satisfactory to the County Engineer where sewer lines are constructed across lands of the Applicant or others and being located in other than a public way. The Applicant or others and being located in other than a public way. The Applicant shall show satisfactory evidence that he has obtained and recorded in the Cabarrus County Registry, proper agreements covering rights-of-way and that the same is free and clear of encumbrances. The Applicant shall employ at his own proper cost and expense a Professional Engineer registered in North Carolina who shall design, lay out and supervise the construction of these certain sanitary sewer lines, including any lift stations and force mains that may be required. Complete plans and profiles detailing all proposed construction and equipment must be approved by the County Engineer prior to beginning any construction. Said construction plans shall be prepared to County standard plan and profile. The Applicant further agrees that upon approval of said Contractor and sanitary sewer plans by the County Engineer, the owner of said properties requesting sanitary sewer shall guarantee the installation of the required sanitary.sewerage system. Upon completion of the sewerage system as described, written notice thereof shall be given by the Applicant to the County Engineer, who shall cause a final inspection of the sewerage system to be made and shall within thirty (30) days accept the system for the County, provided all stipulations of this contract have been met. After completion of all construction, the Applicant shall furnish the original drawings of all construction plans, revised to show any and all revisions encountered during construction, to the Cabarrus County Utility Department marked "As-Built". The final plans shall show the actual condition in which the facility was physically constructed and/or installed. Further, the final plans shall show the correct location of the facility as it relates to easements, right-of-way lines, property lines, buildings, underground and/or overhead utility lines, roadways, railroads, and all other physical features that would have any effect or influence upon the constructed facility. The Professional Engineer