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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESOLUTION - 12-76 - 2/10/1976 - WASTER WATER CONTRACT/BENSENVILLERESOLUTION NO, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE PRESIDENT AND VILLAGE CLERK TO EXECUTE A WASTE WATER SERVICE CONTRACT ENTITLED "CONTRACT FOR THE INTER -CONNECTION OF SANITARY SEWER SYSTENB BY AND BETWEEN THE VILLAGES OF ELK GROVE AND BENSENVILLE, DU PAGE AND COOK COUNTIES ILLINOIS". NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Elk Grove Village, Cook and DuPage Counties, Illinois, as follows: Section 1. That the Village President and Village Clerk are authorized to execute a Waste Water Service Contract known as Contract for the Inter -Connection of Sanitary Sewer Systems by and between the Villages of Elk Grove and Bensenville, DuPage and Cook Counties, Illinois, a copy of which is attached hereto and incor- porated herein. Section 2. That this Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval, according to law_ PASSED this IOth day of February 1976. APPROVED this IOth day of February 1976. VOTES: AYES r ATTEST:' NAYS 0 ABSENT 0 VILLAGEPPREIDENT R E S O L U T I O N BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Bensenville that: 1. The proposed contract for the treatment of sewage from Elk Grove Village is hereby approved; and, 2. The President of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Bensenville is hereby authorized to execute same in behalf of the Village. Passed and approved this lg"--z dly o , 1976. & _11Z_' q:, X4 1 . DiOrio, illage President ATTEST Fred T. Valentino, Village Clerk WASTE WATER SERVICE CONTRACT CONTRACT FOR THE INTER -CONNECTION OF SA.NIT.ARY SEWER SYSTEMS BY AND BETWEEN THE VILLAGES OF ELY. GROVE AND BENSENVILLE, DU PAGE AND COOK COUNTIES, ILLINOIS This Agreement, made and entered into this /0 day of 194, by and between the Village of Bensenville, a municipal corporation herein after referred to as Bensenville, and the Village of Elk Grove, a municipal corporation, herein after referred to as Elk Grove, both municipalities in the Counties of Du Page and Cook, State of Illinois•. SECTION 1: PURPOSE It is the intention of the parties hereto that permission be hereby granted by Bensenville to Elk Grove to provide, within the Corporate limits of Elk Grove Village located in Du Page County, for the construct- ion and a suitable connection to the sewage system of Bensenville, which connection shall be made in accordance with conventional engineering practice and in a manner approved by the parties to this contract and the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency as to construction, location and elevation, pursuant to the provisions of this contract and subject to all the terms and conditions hereinafter expressed. SECTION 2: DEFINITION OF TERMS 1. "Project" is defined as that area wherein those sewers, force mains, lift stations and appurtenances are located to serve the Village of Elk Grove as shown in Exhibit A. 2. "Current Value" means the original cost of a facility, as refined in this section, less an allowance for depreciation computed on a straight line basis, with no allowance for salvage value, and an 80 -year anticipated useful life for project facilities. 3. "Facilities" are defined as not only those items previously defined under project, but shall also include the existing North Treatment Plant of Bensenville, and also the South Treatment Plant of Bensenville, and any newly constructed future conveyance system utilized to inter -connect such treatment facilities. 4. "Jointly Used Conveyance System" for "Jointly Used Facilities" means those facilities which are a part of the Bensenville sewer system, -2 - and which receive or convey sewage from the public sewer system of Elk Grove. 5. "Maximum Allowable Flow" is the maximum flow that Elk Grove may discharge per day into the Bensenville system at the point or points of connection. 6. "Original Cost" of a facility means the costs paid by Bensen- ville for the total contract price for construction, engineer- ing, inspection, legal and administrative work directly connected with the facility, less any amounts paid with money received as a direct grant from either the State of Illinois, or the United States Government, and less the initial cost of any equipment or structures which are no longer in service and thus considered obsolete, and less the value of any facility donated at no cost to Bensenville. SECTION 3; GENERAL CONDITIONS 1. In consideration of the covenants and agreements herein set forth, Bensenville hereby grants to Elk Grove permission and authority to use the Bensenville sewage system. Bensenville hereby agrees to convey and treat the discharges in the Bensenville system, subject to all terms, conditions and provisions of the Agreement. Both parties agree that Exhibit A, which is attached hereto and made a part hereof, is a map of the area to be served, and further land annexed to Elk Grove Village will be subject to the terms and provisions of this Agreement. 2. The sewage system of Elk Grove shall be constructed in accordance with the rules and regulations of Elk Grove and Environmental Protection Agencies of Federal and State Governments. Elk Grove shall maintain those portions of the sanitary sewer project in its limits and Bensenville shall maintain all other portions of the jointly -used facilities. Only waste water consisting of water borne waste from residences, institutions, industrial and commercial establishments shall be conveyed through the system. Elk Grove shall, by the adoption and enforcement of ordinances and regulations, and by employing such other action as is necessary, effect an exclusion of rain water from roofs, yards, lawns,foundation drains, parking lots, streets and alleys from its sanitary sewer system,and IoM the sewer system shall be constructed and maintained to be as impervious as possible to ground and surface water so that the total maximum allowable flow allocated to Elk Grove Village is not exceeded. 3. Elk Grove shall, by adoption and employment of suitable methods, effectively prohibit from its sanitary sewer system any waste which may directly or indirectly impair the structural durability of the Bensenville Sewer System, or its hydraulic functioning, and wastes which may have a deleterious effect on the Bensenville Waste Water Treatment Plant structures or processes, and wastes whose pollutional effects are not effectively altered by ordinary treatment processes and whose presence in the receiving stream would violate state and interstate water quality standards, and wastes whose presence in the sewers would create a hazard to public health and safety. In determining Elk Grove's responsi- bility under this Agreement, Elk Grove shall be subject to the same ordinances and regulations regarding unacceptable waste charges as Bensenville now imposes, or may in the future be imposed with the approval of Elk Grove Village upon the users of the Bensenville system. 4. Elk Grove may extend its sanitary sewer system or allow the inter- connection of other sanitary sewer systems to its own, as Elk Grove shall determine to be in its best interest, provided that the allowable amount of discharge per day, as hereinafter set forth, is not exceeded; and provided further that other systems shall be fully subject to all provisions, terms and conditions of this Agreement width are hereby made applicable thereto, with the same intent, purpose and effect as if said systems were located within the corporate limits of Elk Grove. All areas within the area outlined within Exhibit A shall be serviced by the jointly -used conveyance system, unless otherwise agreed. 5. The designated place(s) of connection of the sanitary sewers of Elk'Grove with the Bensenville Sewer System shall be by mutual agreement of both parties. Elk Grove shall not, at any time, allow sewage or other liquid to be discharged into the Bensen- ville System at rates in excess of the maximum allowable flow per day. 6. The maximum allowable flow per day hereinafter set forth in the Exhibit B constitutes an essential part of the fundamen- tal basis of this Agreement and its provisions for charges and payments. These limitations shall not be exceeded and no change shall be made therein except that such change be set forth in a supplemental agreement to be executed by Elk Grove and Bensenville. Such supplemental agreement shall have attached and incorporated therein properly revised versions of each exhibit or schedule which is a part of this Agreement and such revisions shall properly show the basis and amount of change in charges including then applicable interest rates payable by Elk Grove. All revisions to Exhibits shall be prepared in such manner as to clearly show the original amount, the revised amounts, and the authority for the revisions, and the dates thereof. Any revised charges shall be based upon the same formulas as used in this Agreement. 7. The Village Engineer of Bensenville, or any employee authorized by the Board of Trustees of Bensenville, upon reasonable notice first given to Elk Grove, shall be permitted, at the expense of Bensenville, to inspect the construction, as well as the operation, of the sewer system in Elk Grove at any time to see that the same is being constructed and operated according to plans and specifications and operated in compliance with accept- able municipal practice and that the Agreement herein contained is being complied with insofar as it is reasonably necessary to protect Bensenville. Elk Grove, upon reasonable notice first given to Bensenville, shall be permitted, at the expense of Elk Grove, to inspect the condition and operation of the Bensenville Waste Water Treatment Plant(s) and of any serer within Bensen- ville used by Elk Grove at any time to see that the same is (are) being operated in compliance with acceptable municipal practice and that the Agreement herein contained is being complied with so far as is reasonably necessary to protect Elk Grove. 8. Elk Grove shall exercise care to preclude gravel, sand, dirt, grit or heavy substance of any kind from being washed or dumped into its sewer system and carried into the sewers of Bensenville. Prior to any expense incurred in cleaning the sewers of Bensen- -5- ville due to any such substances being carried into them from Elk Grove Village sewage, or others, Bensenville shall notify Elk Grove Village of the conditions, furnish results of inspections and tests, and cooperate with Elk Grove Village in verifying the source or sources of such foreign objects. Elk Grove Village shall pay its pro -rata share of expenses to remove the foreign objects determined to be Elk Grove's responsibility. 9. Before any extension of its sanitary sewer system is commenced, a party to this contract shall submit notice thereof to the other party for its information. Elk Grove shall have the right to extend and connect additional sanitary sewers provided such sewers are within the authorized limits of service of Exhibit A. 10. In case any unreasonable obnoxious odors or gases shall develop in the jointly used sewer system due to discharges into the sewers of Elk Grove of any substance causing obnoxious odors or gases, such nuisances shall be eliminated by Elk Grove at its own expense, upon notice and when requested to do so by Bensenville, and a failure to comply with such notice within a reasonable time shall constitute a cause of action under Section 7 of this Agreement. SECTION 4: MEASUREMENTS OF ELK GROVE SEWAGE FLOW 1. To measure the volume of sewage discharged from the public sani- tary sewer system of Elk Grove into the public sewer system of Bensenville, an accurate sewage metering device with automatic sampler shall be constructed and maintained at each connection point. Each metering device shall be equipped with a remote registering and recording mechanism housed in a suitable structure which indicates and continuously records the amount of flow, which measures and totalizer the quantity of sewage passing through the meter. 2. The sewage metering devices and automatic samplers shall be pro- vided by Elk Grove at its own expense, or at the expense of its developers. Elk Grove shall maintain and operate the metering devices and automatic samplers and shall repair them upon the request of Bensenville. 3. The type and location of the sewage meter, specifications, and details pertinent hereto, shall be subject to the approval of the Elk Grove and Bensenville Village Engineers. 4. The reading and recording of results of the metering devices and automatic samplers shall be done by Bensenville, and copies of such information shall be furnished to Elk Grove. 5. Bensenville and Elk Grove have the right of access to metering devices, automatic samplers and recording `nstruments and may take any accuracy test or other inspections that either may deem necessary or desirable. However, no changes or adjust- ments shall be made unless the Village Engineer of Bensenville or his designated representative and the Village Engineer of Elk Grove or his designated representative are present: 6. Elk Grove or Bensenville may make calibration or accuracy tests of the metering devices and automatic samplers at such times as either may deem desirable. Any time it has been determined that the sewage metering devices are not properly measuring the volume of sewage contributed by the Village, an adjustment of the measured sewage flow shall be made. If the parties are unable to agree on the calibrations of the metering devices or on the adjustment of the measured sewage flow, an impartial registered professional engineer, mutually satisfactory to Bensenville and Elk Grove, shall be selected as arbitrator to supervise repairs and calibration of the metering devices and to determine the proper adjustment of the measured sewage flow. Adjustments of measured sewage flow shall not be retroactive for a period of more than thirty days. SECTION 5: CHARGES 1. As consideration for connecting its public sanitary sewer system, and discharging its sanitary sewage into and through the sewer system of Bensenville, and through the Bensenville Waste Water Treatment Plants, Elk Grove hereby agrees to pay to Bensenville the total of the following charges, as appropriate: 2 3. -7- A. A capital charge for conveyance facilities; B. A capital charge for capacity in the sewage treatment works; C. A pro -rata charge for the cost of operating and main- taining the jointly used portion of the conveyance system; D. A pro -rata charge for operating and maintenance expenses of the Waste Water Treatment Plant; E. An additional charge of the direct cost of treating unusual or exotic sewage; F. A pro -rata charge for any extraordinary repairs covering the jointly used conveyance facilities serving Elk Grove; G. Administration and Bil'ing expenses. In return for payment of these charges as they apply, Elk Grove will have reserved and Bensenville hereby agrees to reserve a permanent capacity both in the treatment facilities and the conveyance facilities now in existence or to be constructed in the future by Bensenville pursuant to Exhibit B-2 and B-3. Definitions of the charges are as follows: A. Capital charge for each conveyance used to convey Elk Grove's sewage from or points of connection to the Bensenville Waste Water Treatment Plants. For such facilities the Elk Grove Capital cost apportionment in each segment of jointly used Bensenville conveyance facilities shall be that percentage of the facilities' current value (if applicable) that the Elk Grove maximum allowable flow through the segment bears to the total capacity available through the given segment; credit shall be given for Federal Grants in the same pro- portion as the amounts of such grants were to the original cost of such facilities. Credit shall also be given for facilities or conveyance facilities constructed and donated to Bensenville at no cost to Bensenville. Elk Grove shall pay to Bensenville a capital charge for conveyance faci- lities as shown on Exhibit C. The calculation formula of the Elk Grove capital apportionment for each facility applicable under this subdivision is set forth in detail in Exhibit B-3 which is attached hereto and hereby made a part of this Agreement. The total apportionment shown on me Exhibit C, if any, can be paid by Elk Grove in a lump sum, or it may be paid in quarterly payments as agreed, until all principal and interest, if any, are fully paid. Elk Grove shall have the right of pre -payment of the unpaid balance, or any part thereof, together with accrued interest at any time without penalty. B. Capital charge for capacity in the sewage treatment works: Elk Grove shall pay Bensenville a capital charge as shown on Exhibit C for capacity in the sewage treatment works, which are in existence today, or which may be constructed in the future, which Bensenville agrees to construct for Elk Grove. The Elk Grove capital cost apportionment for this facility shall be that percentage of the total expense to Bensenville for providing the facility that the Elk Grove Sewage Treatment capacity requirements bear to the total plant capacity. The sewage treatment plant capacity require- ments of Elk Grove shall be as shown on Exhibit B-2 of this Agreement. Elk Grove shall not permit sewage discharged into the Bensenville system to exceed the "Maximum Allowable Flow" capacity for which it has been apportioned capital charges in the waste water treatment works. Treatment or collection facilities dedicated to Bensenville at no cost, shall not be a charge to Elk Grove. Elk Grove agrees to participate in proportion to its capacity requirements, in any additional or future capital expenditures required by an appropriate state or federal agency having jurisdiction, to be spent for additional degree of treatment or for other future capital expenses which Bensenville may incur for the use and benefit of Bensenville and Elk Grove, provided that Bensenville and Elk Grove mutually agree. Federal, State and other grants for any jointly used facilities shall accrue to the benefit of both municipalities which use the particular facilities for which the grants or future grant is given. The Elk Grove capital apportionment of treatment plant capacity shall be paid in the same manner as provided in Subdivision 3-A of this section. SZ C. Pro -rata charge for operating and maintaining the jointly used conveyance system: Elk Grove shall pay Bensenville for the Elk Grove share of the cost of operating and maintaining that portion of the conveyance system which is jointly used pursuant to Exhibit C. Bensenville shall separately account for expenditures of funds for operating and maintaining the jointly used portion of this conveyance system, and the Elk Grove share of such costs shall be in proportion as set out in Exhibit B-3. D. Pro -rata charge for the cost of operating and maintaining expenses of the Waste Water Treatment Plant: Elk Grove shall pay Bensenville a charge for the Elk Grove share of the operation and maintenance expenses of the Waste Water Treatment Plants, pursuant to Exhibit C, based on the relationship which the Elk Grove average flow bears to the average flow treated at the treatment plants. E. Cost of sampling and treating exotic sewage: Bensenville may, from time to time, obtain analysis of samples of sewage collected from the Public Sanitary Sewer System of Elk Grove at the point or points of discharge into the Bensenville Sewer System. In the event that a program of composite sampling and analysis, conducted for at least 72 consecutive hours, should demonstrate that the sewage or waste contributed to the Bensenville Sewer System at one or more of the connection points consistently has extraordinary characteristics considerably in excess of the strength characteristics set forth, hereinafter, Bensenville may direct Elk Grove, at the expense of Elk Grove, to require such pre-treatment of the sewage or waste prior to discharge into the Bensenville Sewer System, or to arrange for such pre-treatment of sewage by those individuals or businesses connected to the sewer system, as may be necessary to reduce the strength, characteristics, to conform generally to the following limitations: for purposes of this subdivision, any waste for which the 5 -day, 20 -degree centigrade bio- chemical oxygen demand exceeds 300 parts per million by -lo - weight, both as determined in accordance with the latest addition of standard methoc's for which the examination of water and waste water shall be considered to have extra- ordinary strength characteristics. If Elk Grove disagrees with the findings or directive it may appeal to Bensen- ville; and if the matter cannot be resolved between Bensenville and Elk Grove, the matter shall be agreeably submitted to binding arbitration. If Bensenville determines that sewage or waste of excessive strength characteristics may continue to be discharged into the Bensenville Sewage System, it may permit the discharge thereof; however, Elk Grove shall pay Bensenville an additional charge to compensate Bensen- ville for additional costs involved in conveyance, treat- ment and disposal of such exotic wastes. The amount of said additional charge shall be determined by the Village Engineer and approved by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Bensenville and a separate determination will be made in each instance depending upon various pertinent factors involved. The additional charge under this sub- division shall be fair and equitable and shall as nearly as practicable, be designed to fully compensate Bensenville for the additional cost incurred due to the particular strength characteristics of the sewage or waste involved eminating from Elk Grove Village. In the event Elk Grove disagrees with the determination of charges for special treatment of exotic waste by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Bensenville, the parties shall arbitrate their differences by the procedures set forth in Section 4, Subdivision 6. F. Extraordinary repair to the jointly used conveyance facilities: Elk Grove shall pay Bensenville a charge for Elk Grove's share of the cost of extraordinary repairs of jointly used conveyance facilities serving Elk Grove. This charge is to reimburse Bensenville for Elk Grove's share of those expenses -11 - which Bensenville incurs in making repairs, which under accepted accounting practices, are not embraced in the cost of current maintenance and repair under Subdivision C of this section. The Elk Grove share of such cost shall be computed by dividing the total cost thereof bet%geen Bensen- ville and Elk Grove into the same proportion as waste treated by Bensenville for Elk Grove. G. Administrative and Billing Expenses: Elk Grove shall pay Bensenville five (5) percent of the charges determined under items C and D above as Elk Grove's share of administrative and billing expenses incurred by Bensenville pursuant to this Agreement. SECTION 6: BILLING AND PAYMENT Elk Grove shall pay Bensenville the charges provided in Section 5 of this Agreement. Said charges shall commence upon the date the convey- ance facility is placed into operation. Billings shall commence within 30 days after the end of the appropriate quarter during which such operation commences and quarterly thereafter. Payment for such charges shall be due and payable within 30 days after the bill is rendered. It is further agreed by and between the parties hereto that after the effective date of this Agreement, every billing by Bensenville shall become delinquent after 30 days. If such bill becomes delinquent it shall bear interest at the rate of 67 per year. SECTION 7: REMEDIES FOR VIOLATION In the event of any substantial, continuing violation of the terms and conditions of this agreement on the part of Bensenville or Elk Grove, the aggrieved party, after first giving reasonable written notice and affording reasonable opportunity to correct such violation, may either (1) subject said agreement to a third party acceptable to Bensenville and Elk Grove for binding arbitration, or (2) institute such action or proceeding, at law or in equity, as may be considered by it upon advice of counsel to be the most effective for the enforcement of this Agree- ment, whether in the nature of mandamus to compel the proper officers -12 - to perform duties imposed upon the parties of this Agrement, or for such other relief, without limitation, as may be deemed necessary or proper by any court of competent jurisdiction. SECTION 8: USE OF SEWAGE FLOW VOLUMES Whenever costs are apportioned on the basis of sewage volumes, under this Agreement, charges shall be made and based upon the sewage flows actually experienced during the previous quarter. Adjustments due ---- to the prior quarter flows shall be made as necessary, and the first billing thereafter shall reflect any difference between the sewage flow experience and the sewage flow used as the basis for billing during the prior billing period. SECTION 9: FINANCIAL DATA VERIFICATION All charges used in all formulas and pro -rations shall be verified by an annual independent audit arranged and paid for by Bensenville. SECTION 10: EFFECTIVE DATE OF AGREEMENT This Agreement shall take effect and be enforced after the date of execution of the same by the proper officers of Bensenville and Elk Grove, pursuant to a resolution of the President and Board of Trustees of the municipalities, accepting and agreeing to abide and be bound by the terms, provisions and conditions hereof. SECTION 11: RESPONSIBILITY FOR CLAIMS OR ACTIONS FOR DAMAGES Elk Grove agrees to save Bensenville harmless from any damage, cost or expense and to fully indemnify Bensenville againstany and all liability sustained as a result of the negligence of or improper maintenance of Elk Grove Village by reason of the connection or the maintenance of connections hereunder between the said public sewer systems. Bensenville agrees to save Elk Grove Village harmless from any damage, cost or expense and to fully indemnify Elk Grove Village against any and all liability sustained as a result of the negligence of or improper main- tenance of Bensenville by reason of the connection or the maintenance of connections hereunder between the said public sewer systems. SECTION 12: EXHIBITS AND SCHEDULES All exhibits and schedules attached to and referred to in this Agreement are hereby made a part hereof as fully and as completely as if set forth -13 - herein verbatum. In the event of a conflict between any provision of this Agreement and the material incorporated on any schedule or exhibit, including any covenant or provision between the parties thereon expressed, the provisions, material or data on such exhibit or schedule shall prevail. A list of said exhibits and schedules are as follows: EXHIBIT A - Map of Service Area EXHIBIT B - Formula for Establishing: 1. Treatment capacity in Maximum Allowable Flow in 1,000 gallon units of all Treatment Plants used under this Agreement. 2. Reserved treatment capacity (Initial and Permanent) in Maximum Allowable Flow in 1,000 gallon units. 3. Reserved Conveyance Capacity (Initial and Permanent) in Maximum Allowable Flow in 1,000 gallon units of all Conveyance lines used under this Agreement. 4. Capital and Operating Costs for Conveyance & Treatment Facilities. EXHIBIT C - Detailed computation of all charges to be paid by Elk Grove Village under this Agreement. SECTION 13: TERMINATION AND OTHER RELIEF UPON TERMINATION This Agreement shall terminate December 31, 1997 or it may be termina- ted upon mutual agreement between Bensenville and Elk Grove. In the event that Bensenville and Elk Grove are not in mutual agreement Either party may unilaterally apply fn writing, with a copy to the non -applying party, to the Illinois Pollution Control Board or its successor for an order terminating this agreement. In the event of such a unilateral application to the agency, the agency may, after 30 days' written notice, hold a public hearing for the purposes of hearing evidence relating to the application. Pursuant to the application and hearing, the agency may enter its order terminating this Agreement, as aforesaid, or granting any further relief that is reasonable under the circumstances. Either party may thereafter assert such administrative, legal and equitable relief from the order as may be available to it. SECTION 14: APPROVAL Approved: Attest -14 - Village Cl6r Date:.�L� VILLAGE Of BENSENVILLE MU ��n�l'.i�• �% Cz. r _� Village Clerk 6167 I k MI yh d 0O 0 0 0 1 A 00 0 W CE O -if 2 H 141 y td yh d 0O 0 0 0 1 A 00 0 W CE -if 2 H 141 td EXHIBIT B-1 Treatment Capacity in Maximum Allowable Flow per day in 1,000 gallon units of all Treatment Plants used under this Agreement NORTH PLANT gallons (Address) SOUTH PLANT Not used at this time (Address) EXHIBIT B-2 Reserved Treatment Capacity (Maximum Allowable Flow per day in gallons) Initial Permanent Area 2 Elk Grove Industrial Park 40,040 61,600 5 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 60,000 60,000 7 Devon -O'Hare Industrial Park 140,140 182,000 Total for Elk Grove Village 303,600 240,180 EXHIBIT B-3 Reserved Conveyance Capacity (Maximum Allowable Flow per day in gallons) Initial Permanent Arta 2 Elk Grove Industrial Park 40,040 61,600 5 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 60,000 60,000 7 Devon -O'Hare Industrial Park 140,140 182,000 Total for Elk Grove Village 240,180 303,600 Capital and Operating Costs to Bensenville for Treatment and Conveyance Facilities Treatment Facilities North Plant South Plant Conveyance Facilities Segment A T/C to Bensenville B Bensenville to No. Plant C (To be identified if other lines are used.) Average Daily Flow North Plant South Plant EXHIBIT 1975-76 Budget Costs (1) Total Annual Cost $ 217,161.00 (Annual Cost divided by 365 days is $ Gallons (2 per day) Total ADF 2,110,000 gallons Notes: (1) Actual Breakdown to be determined based on an independent audit of actual Bensenville expenses at the close of the current Fiscal Year. (2) Actual breakdown to be determined based on Bensenville Treatment records of actual flows during a period of time divided by the number of calendar days in the period of time covered by the actual records. EXHIBIT C Detailed Computation of all Charges to be Paid to Bensenville by Elk Grove Village Effective Category A. Capital Charge for Conveyance B. Capital Charge for Treatment C. Pro -rata Charge for operating and maintaining the jointly used Conveyance system D. Pro -rata Charge for operating and maintaining Treatment Plants. E. Charge for Exotic Waste F. Charge for Extraordinary Repairs G. Charge for Administrative and Billing Expense (5% of items C and D) Total Charges Charge -0- -0- $0.282/1,000 gallons $0.0141/1,000 gallons $0.2961 per 1,000 gallons