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5.3.4.4 Multiple Buildings An Industrial Discharge Permit may be issued for Permitted Industrial Users for the total wastewater demand from a Campus of several buildings within the same Community if the property meets one of the following definitions: • One parcel of property contains two or more buildings and all buildings must be totally occupied by the Permitted Industrial User, • Two or more separate parcels of property with contiguous borders and all buildings must be totally occupied by the Permitted Industrial User, or • Two or more parcels of property that are separated only by a body of water(e.g. stream or river),utility easement or a transportation route(e.g. road, state trail or railroad)and all buildings must be totally occupied by the Permitted Industrial User. The properties may be owned or rented by the Permitted Industrial User. SAC for increases in wastewater demand must be paid by the Community. Communities, on behalf of Permitted Industrial Users,may be allowed to informally transfer SAC units from one building to another within the Campus to satisfy SAC liabilities resulting from the MCES' Capacity Demand Review. The transfer of Credits is subject to the following conditions: • Each building on the property must maintain the minimum number of SAC units to match its intended use for that space(See Appendix A for our SAC criteria calculations). If the intended use for that space is less than 1 SAC, a minimum of 1 SAC unit must be maintained on the building, • Each Credit reassignment must be approved by MCES and by the property owner(s)with a letter of approval from MCES, • In case of the sale of all or part of the property,MCES will allocate SAC Credits to individual buildings as it deems appropriate(that building would no longer be a part of the Permitted Industrial User's Campus),and • If another business shares a building with a Permitted Industrial User,Credits are not allowed to be reassigned to another building and that building would no longer be a part of the Permitted Industrial User's Campus. Credit reassignments between buildings on a Campus are available for Credit for SAC liability discovered as a result of MCES' Capacity Demand Review. SAC liability as a result of building additions or new construction will have SAC Determined using the Commercial criteria as found in Appendix A. 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 and a New Use occurs. Note: A Community may not transfer SAC Credits if a Permitted Industrial User moves operations to a new location off the Site except if the transfer has been approved as part of a SAC Credit Transfer as described in Section 5.7. 5.4 Customer Community Credit System 5.4.1 Legal Description Page30