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. , <br /> . EXHIBIT A <br /> 9. LIEN; SERVICE SHUT OFF. Should any connection charge, or part <br /> thereof, not be timely paid as provided herein, in addition to any other remedy <br /> provided for in this Code, collection thereof may be had in any appropriate action <br /> in law or in equity, and said unpaid amount shall be a lien upon the premises <br /> served by said connection, and in addition thereto, upon such notice and in such <br /> time and manner as is provided elsewhere in this Code regarding charges for <br /> water service, or water main connection charges, shall be cause for the I <br /> termination of sewer service, or water service, or both, to said premises. All I <br /> costs to restore a sewer and/or water service that has been terminated shall be <br /> at the expense of the owner. <br /> 10. DISTRIBUTION OF CONNECTION CHARGES. Upon <br /> recommendation of the Director of Engineering and Infrastructure, the Council <br /> may from time to time contract with others with regard to the extension of the <br /> sewer system, and may provide for the distribution, among those contributing to <br /> the cost of construction of a particular extension, of connection charges collected <br /> for connections to such extension upon such basis and in such proportions or <br /> amounts as the Council may direct. <br /> 11. METHOD OF CONNECTION. A separate and independent building <br /> sewer shall be provided for every building; except as may be approved by the <br /> Director of Engineering and Infrastructure. Existing building sewers may be used <br /> in connection with new buildings only when they are determined by the <br /> Department of Engineering and Infrastructure to meet all current requirements of <br /> this Chapter and all applicable current laws and regulations. Existing building <br /> sewers�shall, if requested by the Director of Engineering and Infrastructure, be <br /> inspected, tested and/or uncovered in order to determine whether or not the <br />