Life Services, Inc. v. Chalfont-New Britain Township Joint Sewage Authority

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• holding that a one-time contribution fee was reasonably related to the value of service rendered and observing that an authority need not establish its connection fee solely upon services actually consumed to be deemed reasonable
• contribution fee imposed by the sewage authority was reasonably related to the value of the service rendered and the assumed use of 100 gallons per day per resident was not arbitrary
• personal care boarding home facility paid contribution fee based on an assumed consumption of 100 gallons per day per person under protest and then initiated action for refund of that payment in common pleas court pursuant to the MAA

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