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CHAPTER 777 An Act to amend and reenact § 15.2-2110 of the Code of Virginia, relating to water and sewer connections. [S 335] Approved April 9, 2000

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:

1. That § 15.2-2110 of the Code of Virginia is amended and reenacted as follows:

§ 15.2-2110. Mandatory connection to water and sewage systems in certain counties.

A. Botetourt, Cumberland, and Halifax Counties, and any county with a population between 8,700 and 8,800, may require connection to their water and sewage systems by owners of property that may be served by such systems; however, those persons having a domestic supply or source of potable water and a system for the disposal of sewage adequate to prevent the contraction or spread of infectious, contagious, and dangerous diseases shall not be required to discontinue use of the same, but may be required to pay a connection fee, a front footage fee, and a monthly nonuser service charge that shall not be more than that proportion of a minimum monthly user charge as debt service compares to the total operating and debt service costs.

B. Rockingham County may require connection to its water and sewer systems by owners of property that can be served by the systems if the property, at the time of installation of such public system, does not have a domestic supply or source of potable water and a system for the disposal of sewage adequate to prevent the contraction or spread of infectious, contagious and dangerous diseases. The county may not charge a fee for connection to its water and sewer systems until such time as connection is required.