ALBERT C. RITCHIE, GOVERNOR. 947

main, constructed or maintained by "The Commissioners of
Vienna," without a permit and under such conditions as "The
Commissioners of Vienna" may authorize. The said "The
Commissioners of Vienna" shall have the right of entry at
reasonable hours to al] buildings and premises having any
connection with the water supply under its jurisdiction, and
may order and require such changes in all water connections,
or plumbing, as they may deem necessary to eliminate im-
proper use of water or to correct defective plumbing. Xo pri-
vate water supply installation shall be constructed in the town
of Vienna without the person, firm or corporation doing the
work having first obtained a permit from "The Commissioners
of Vienna" and paid a reasonable charge therefor, and such
plants shall then bo installed, maintained and operated under
such rules and regulations as "The Commissioners of Vienna"
may require. Any violation of any of the provisions of this
section shall bo a misdemeanor, punishable under Section 16
of this Act.

SEC. 9. And be it further enacted, That for the purpose of
paying; the interest on the bonds and for the redemption of
said bonds, as hereinbefore provided, covering the cost of
water connections, as provided under Section 7, the said ''The
Commissioners of Vienna" shall make such assessment for
each of such connections as they shall determine to be neces-
sary. All of said assessments for water connections shall be
uniform throughout the town, subject, however, to revision an-
nually by ''The Commissioners of Vienna" as costs and con-
ditions may require. Assessments for water connections shall
be payable annually for a period of years co-extensive with
the period of last maturity of the bonds, out of the proceeds of
which they are constructed; provided, however, that "The Com-
missioners of Vienna" shall establish a fixed uniform charge
for all water connections, fully sufficient to cover their cost
and changeable annually, which any property owner may elect
to pay in one sum, at the time the connection is extended to
his property line by "The Commissioners of Vienna," instead of
said annual payments for said connection as above provided;
and provided further, that any property owner, at any time
during the life of a connection assessment, may extinguish
the same by payment in cash of an amount, which, if put at
interest at 3 1/2 per cent., compounded annually, would yield
an annuity equal to the annual connection assessment for the
period for which said assessment has yet to run. Water con-