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�� t <br /> The new sewer system is available for connection by property owners. The property owner is responsible for <br /> the sewer connection between the service stub, at the property line,and the house. The sewer connection must <br /> be completed by a licensed plumber, and the plumber must obtain a City sewer connection permit before <br /> beginning work. The connection permit fee is $35.00. The City does not make recommendations on specific <br /> plumbers to use for sewer connections. It inay be prudent to obtain quotes from several contractors for this work <br /> and to also verify contractor references and previous experience. <br /> The Sewer Availability Charge (SAC) must be paid to the City before the plumber can be issued a sewer <br /> Connection permit. This SAC fee is submitted by the City to the MCES (Metropolitan Council Enviroiunental <br /> Services) and helps finance the cost of the reserve capacity built into the MCES sewer interceptor system for <br /> new sewer connections. The 2004 SAC fee is $1,350 and this fee has been increasing by $50 each year. The <br /> SAC fee must be paid in the same year that the sewer connection is completed. <br /> A pressure sewer system was installed in this neighborhood which requires the purchase, installation, and <br /> maintenance of a grinder pump. Progressive cavity grinder pumps that are capable of pumping at a constant <br /> flow rate over widely varying pumping head conditions are required for connection to this pressure sewer <br /> system. Envirorunent One (El) brand pumps are the most common and widely used pumps for these types of <br /> pressure sewer systems. The plumber will need to provide the City information on the type of pump used <br /> when obtaining a sewer connection permit to ensure that the correct type of pump is installed. <br /> Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Please contact me at 952-249-4621 should you have any <br /> questions. <br /> Sincerely; <br /> �, � ��, �� <br /> ���`�;� �,/J�tJ <br /> �� � �� <br /> Greg Gappa <br /> Director of Public Services <br />