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Multi-dwelling Publicly-Assisted Housing units with less than 4 units are not allowed the discount. The 25%reduction is in the base fee(or reduction in the discounted fee if the Apartment/conservation discount discussed above also applies).For 2015,the base fee is$2,485 per SAC unit. Once the 25%discount of$621.25 is applied,the Publicly-Assisted Housing/conservation discounted SAC is$1,863.75 per unit. If the Apartment/conservation discount also applies,there is an additional$372.75 discount applied and the total discounted fee is$1,491 per unit. 5.1.3 SAC Credits — Residential Properties 5.1.3.1 Previous Dwelling Units If the property previously held a Residence,one Credit will be assigned,provided that: • the building was connected to a central sewer now connected to the MDS; • SAC was paid for the use on the Site(or where Non-Conforming Grandparent Demand Credits apply); and • the Community filed a Demolition report(MCES SAC-D form)with MCES within the required time period. No Credit will be assigned to Residential Properties: • where a SAC was paid but rebated to the Community as part of the MCES Rebate Program; • where no Demolition report was filed with MCES within the required time period(See Section 5.5.5); • that were not in the SAC program due to the Council's 2000-2003 Inclusionary Housing SAC Waiver Program,or had SAC waived for any other reason; • where SAC Credits were previously taken off the Site by the Community(i.e. Community- Wide Credits generated by this Site were used elsewhere by the Community); • for which SAC should have paid but was not(except where the Non-Conforming Long Continuous Demand Credits apply). Properties that were in discounted categories will receive a discounted Credit. 5.1.3.2 Non-Dwelling Units If the property was previously classified as Commercial or Industrial and is changing to Residential, or if those facilities paid SAC and had a Demolition report filed with MCES, additional Credits may be available to offset the current SAC charge. 5.1.3.3 Credit Examples The following Residential Property examples are for illustration purposes only: Example R-1: A single family dwelling is remodeled into a duplex.One SAC is due. Example R-2: An existing single family home is remodeled into four Apartment units with common laundry facilities and no individual laundry connections in the units.Four SAC units are due at 80% of the SAC rate(to account for the four new Dwelling Units), and one Credit will be issued at 100% of the SAC rate(to account for the removal of the single family home). Example R-3: A new home is built in Community A,but because Community B owns the local pipe in the street,the sewer fees are due to Community B. As the issuer of the permit, Community A is ultimately responsible for the collection and reporting of the SAC,unless the Communities have a Joint Powers Agreement to the contrary. If Community A is not served directly by MCES and thus Page 115