HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                      3119

(d)  Any plumbing system of each parcel of abutting property
that is to be served shall include at least:

(1)  1 toilet that the sanitary commission approves;
and

(2)  1 washbasin that the sanitary commission
approves.

(e)  When the plumbing system of the property has been
connected to the connector constructed by the sanitary
commission, the owner of the property shall disconnect, as
appropriate, each cesspool, sink drain, and privy on the property
so that the disconnected component is:

(1)  Closed;

(2)  Abandoned; and

(3)  In a sanitary condition so that no odor or
nuisance can arise from it.

(f)  [The (1) EXCEPT FOR THE SANITARY COMMISSION OF
WORCESTER COUNTY, A sanitary commission shall determine a
connection charge that is:

(1) (I) At least equal to the actual cost to the
district of constructing the connector;

(2) (II) Based on the length of the connector and
width of the way in which the water pipe or sewer pipe is laid;
and

(3) (III) The same on each side of the way.

(2) THE SANITARY COMMISSION OF WORCESTER COUNTY SHALL
DETERMINE CONNECTION CHARGES AS PROVIDED UNDER § 9-656(2)(II) OF
THIS SUBTITLE.

(g)] If (1) EXCEPT FOR THE SANITARY COMMISSION OF
WORCESTER COUNTY IF, the connection charges collected under this
section are more than the cost of the connections made, the A
sanitary commission shall:

(1) (I) Keep the excess revenues in a special fund;
[and]

(2) (II) Use the fund [only] for repairs,
replacement, and extraordinary expenses of the water system or
sewer system; OR.

(2) IN WORCESTER COUNTY, IF THE CONNECTION CHARGES
ARE MORE THAN THE COST OF THE CONNECTIONS MADE, THE SANITARY
COMMISSION SHALL: