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5.3.3.3 Review and Approval of Extension Requests Unless the Community objects, the extension request will be subject to the review and approval of MCES. MCES will notify the Community in which the Permitted Industrial User is located of any approved extension requests. 5.3.3.4 Term of Extension The total length of the extension shall not exceed 2 years. 5.3.3.5 Temporary Capacity Charge — Industrial Users For approved extensions longer than a 6 month grace period,the Permitted Industrial User will be assessed a Temporary Capacity Charge for all reported volume discharged above the Assigned SAC Baseline value.Note: The Community of which the Permitted Industrial User is located will also continue to be subject to all other charges assessed by MCES. 5.3.4 SAC Industrial Facility Definitions 5.3.4.1 Industrial Discharge Permits Industrial Discharge Permits may be issued to Permitted Industrial Users occupying part of a building, a single building or multiple building properties. The following information provides guidance during the Capacity Demand Review conducted by MCES staff as part of the permit renewal process. 5.3.4.2 Part of a Building A Permitted Industrial User occupying part of a single building, (e.g. renting a bay in a warehouse or renting a floor in a multi-story building), is required to accurately determine wastewater discharged from its operations. SAC for increases in wastewater demand must bepaid bythe Communityfor the P Permitted Industrial User-unless there are existing SAC Credits at a different location within the building and the building owner and the Community gives written consent and MCES approves a SAC reassignment within the building.A SAC Determination on the whole building will need to be completed to verify that the Credits exist under current rules and are not in use by any other tenant. MCES will not approve such a reassignment if the Community does not affirmatively request or approve the reassignment. No portion of the building can have its SAC allocation(potential for Credits)reduced to less than its square footage requirement for its designated use. For example, if an industrial tenant had a SAC calculation of 6 SAC units and vacated a 14,000 square foot warehouse space, only 4 SAC units could be reassigned to another space within the building. Two SAC units would remain to cover the warehouse use of that space. (See Appendix A for our SAC criteria calculations.) Once Credits are reassigned to a specific space and Permitted Industrial User,those Credits are added to the Assigned SAC Baseline and would remain with that Permitted Industrial User as long as that permit is active. Credits would not be able to be reassigned until the permit is terminated. 5.3.4.3 One Single Building A Permitted Industrial User occupying an entire building,whether owned or rented,will be responsible to the Community in which the Permitted Industrial User is located for SAC for the total wastewater demand from the building. Assigned SAC Baseline values will be used to determine if a SAC liability to the Community exists. Page I 29