is there a time limit as to when a town can impose a sewer connection fee?
98991
no,  if your connected to city sewers you have to pay. check with your city councilman. they probably negotiated a billing delay when they were first installed. even if it was a city oversight. its a service you have to pay for. they charged me xtra sewer when i filled my pool and thats 6000 gal worth, even though it didn't go down the drain. if they can charge you they will. especially if all your neighbors are connected, they don't give you a choice.
301932
Ask your local plumber agency.
302526
Well I'm not in NYC but I would hope that it would take some time. Depends on how many they have to issue and if they're behind. I'm in Atlanta and went to court but I was late. Court was still in session but they told me that I would have to pay the fees as if I was paying a bond like to get out of jail or something. The fines were over a $1,000 and I just didn't have it. In order for them to give me a new court date I would have to pay the money. However, the clerk there told me it would take awhile before a warrant would be issued. That was in January. But if you weren't required to go to court then you don't have to worry anyway. Especially if it's nothing serious and just some fine needs to be paid. Like when I was in a park after dark. I just paid the fine and didn't go to court. \n\nOh, if you can't pay then when you go to court they can set you up on a payment plan(probation). I think you have to show up in court for that though. Best thing to do is have someone call,ask questions, and if everything's cool, give someone the $$$$$ so they can pay it for you. Just in case there is a warrant you won't go down there and get banged up.
875063
The service will be between 2-3 hours.
635058
It is probably related to court costs, but you should call the court clerk and ask.
128428
it all depends on many types of formulas and measurements of the ships.\n    but, aprox in 1928, they charged a person 0.36 cents to swin the canal. it took him 10 days to do this. they will not allow this presently.
456909
In Cape Town the process can take anything from one to 18 months, depending on the departures (variances) involved, and the neighbours' attitudes. The problem is that the municipality isn't legally equipped to change codes generally agreed to be harmful, and instead tries to encourage people to apply for departures. The result is that perfectly everyday projects have a lot of departures and appeal processes and red tape, which takes forever and would cause me to age before my time if I couldn't pay other people to worry about it.
1034299
Theoretically no, but usually the max. is 5-6 min.
89086
I am sure there is a time limit, but I also think it varies with each suit, depending on the nature of the case...
183981
Not unless your local police department does not charge.\nAny and everyone that I know of requires a fee.
890446
It depends on your area and the local network. It differs vastly based on the geographic area, time ad runs, etc. \n\nCall the network and ask. You'll be under no obligation to do anything, but you'll get your answer.
846835
There are no limitations for independent mechanics, but they will usually let you know what the time and parts will cost up front and should let you know if that price changes along the way. If you go to a dealership, they usually work off of "book-time." That means that every process has a time value assigned to it. Like if replacing a water pump has a time value of 1 hour and the labor rate is $60/hr, you pay parts cost plus $60. The mechanic increases his rate by how fast he performs the work. So if he changes it out in 30 minutes, its the same as the mechanic making 120/hr because essentially he could do 2 hours of book time in one hour of the day. In this scenario, the fee never changes for you. If I knew a little more about your situation I might could give a little more targeted answer. Good Luck!
8992
Your local ordinances may cover this, but I would think that any deliberate attempt by the neighbor to drain water on your land would not be legal--at least without your permission.\n\nThe only way to know for sure is to talk to a local attorney who should be able to give you a quick and definitive answer.
831257
I am not sure, but I can not imagine that is a law anywhere.\n\nMaybe you have misread, or misheard the rule.  Just a guess, but perhaps it is stated something like, "can not charge over 6 percentages higher than the current rates."
584130
Depends on what you are doing. they will charge for every item that is associated w/ project. Example would be, "How many receptacles are you putting in?" They will charge you individually for each. Typically the can run from hundreds to thousands. Your local Building and Safety office should have a web site that you could go to to get more info. \n\nGood Luck, mark11mil
698638
You would need to check with streamline and see if you're being charged. In general probably not, however bandwidth can be charged if you exceed the allocation. Either you're charged or are prevented from uploading any more files until the time frame has been exceeded. Something like geocities.
355436
It isn't uncommon to have to pay the sewer and water bills.  Typically many of the places I have rented paid for sewer/water, but it is much easier for the landlord to have you pay for it, especially if he has the plumming set up to be ran and metered for each individual apartment.  You landlord may be a pain, but don't think it has anything to do with him making you pay for your water usage.