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this expansion occurs in 2020, 5 additional SAC would be due as the Site-Specific Credits would have expired in 2019. Example C-8(existing Site-Specific Credits): In 2001, a 14-SAC office/warehouse building was remodeled into a 13-SAC office/warehouse building and the Community left the one unused Credit as Site-Specific.This Credit will be available to offset future charges only on this Site. Example C-9(federal properties):A post office is built and connected to the central sewer without a local building permit. SAC is due per the same criteria as other Commercial Properties as defined in Appendix A and is due to MCES when the sewer is connected. Example C-10(outdoor seats):A new restaurant was built in 2008 with 80 indoors seats and 16 outdoor seats; 12 SAC were paid(note,there was no outdoor discount at the time). In 2015,the restaurant adds 20 outdoor seats.No additional SAC are due if the entire restaurant will be redetermined using the current criteria(which includes the discount).The new Determination would be 8 SAC for the 80 indoor seats and 0.80 SAC for the 32 outdoor seats for a total of 9 SAC. Since 12 SAC were paid no additional SAC would be due. If the entire restaurant is not redetermined,the 20 outdoor seat addition would have 1 SAC due. Example C-11 (SAC when served by a different Community): A new office building 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 not a SAC reporting customer,then Community B is responsible for collecting and reporting SAC because they have allowed the connection to their system. 5.3 Industrial Properties Industrial has a special meaning for SAC purposes. Many businesses commonly referred to as "industrial"are Commercial Properties for SAC purposes. (See Definitions in Section 2). 5.3.1 SAC Determination—Industrial Properties 5.3.1.1 Determinations MCES makes all Industrial Determinations. Permitted Industrial Users must contact MCES whenever a Determination is needed. The Community should inform MCES of any substantial wastewater-producing industries for permitting evaluation,including municipal Water Treatment Facilities. 5.3.1.2 Basis for Determinations Initial Determinations for Industrial Properties are derived by adding two components: i) Commercial criteria(see Appendix A), and ii)the normal maximum Industrial Wastewater for process flow. 5.3.1.3 Determinations For the non-Industrial Wastewater portion, Determinations are required pursuant to the Commercial criteria described in Section 5.2.1 for building permits and changes in use(i.e.additions,remodels, and expansions are subject to Commercial rules). Assigned SAC Baselines are not"Credits"to offset Commercial SAC charges. For the Industrial Wastewater portion,a Capacity Demand Review of Permitted Industrial Users is done at least every three or five years(depending on the type of Industrial Discharge Permit)to Page24