The commission shall prescribe and from time to time when necessary revise a schedule of such fees, rents and charges which shall comply with the terms of any contract of the commission with the holders of bonds of the commission made pursuant to §§ 21-269 to 21-275 and in any event shall be such that the revenues of the commission will at all times be adequate to pay all expenses of operation and maintenance of the sewage disposal system of the commission, necessary to preserve the system and to assure its operation as a going concern, including reserves, insurance, extensions, and replacements, and to pay punctually the principal of and interest on any bonds or other indebtedness of the commission and to maintain adequate reserves or sinking funds therefor. The schedule shall be so prescribed and from time to time revised by the commission after public hearing which shall be held by the commission upon such public notice as the commission may determine to be reasonable.
1946, p. 354; Michie Suppl. 1946, § 1560iii7.
Structure Code of Virginia
Title 21 - Drainage, Soil Conservation, Sanitation and Public Facilities Districts
Chapter 4 - Sanitation Districts Law of 1946 -- Nontidal Waters
§ 21-226. Ordering and conduct of elections
§ 21-228. Territory which may be embraced in district
§ 21-229. Notice of hearing on petition for creation
§ 21-230. Contents of petition
§ 21-231. Signatures on petition
§ 21-232. Hearing and determination; ordering election
§ 21-233. Order when election favors establishment
§ 21-234. Exclusion from district of county, city or town voting against establishment
§ 21-235. Approval of State Health Commissioner
§ 21-236. Governing bodies may adopt resolutions
§ 21-238. Officers of commission
§ 21-239. Compensation and expenses of members
§ 21-242. Suspension or removal of members
§ 21-243. Oath and bond of members
§ 21-245. Manner of letting contracts
§ 21-246. How power of eminent domain exercised
§ 21-247. County, city or town not liable for act of commission
§ 21-248. Enumeration of powers of commission
§ 21-249. Relief from pollution to be purpose of commission
§ 21-250. Acquisition and use of pipes, sewers, plants, stations, etc.
§ 21-251. Collection from public sewage systems
§ 21-252. Use of public sewer and disposal facilities
§ 21-253. Use of public places
§ 21-254. Special contracts for disposal of sewage and other wastes
§ 21-255. Approval of disposal methods
§ 21-256. Prohibition of sale or encumbrance of system
§ 21-257. Agents and employees of commission
§ 21-259. Accounts and records
§ 21-260. Authority to collect fees, rents or other charges
§ 21-261. Uniformity and basis
§ 21-263. Time and place of payment
§ 21-264. Effect of failure to pay
§ 21-266. Appeal from action fixing fees, etc.
§ 21-267. Actions for collection
§ 21-268. Contracts for collection
§ 21-269. Outstanding bonds not to exceed ten million dollars
§ 21-270. Election prior to issuance
§ 21-271. Other matters determined by resolution
§ 21-274. Resolutions may be part of contract with bondholders
§ 21-276. Liability of Commonwealth, county, city or town on bonds
§ 21-277. No personal liability on bonds
§ 21-278. Purchase of bonds by commission
§ 21-279. Bonds constitute legal investments
§ 21-280. Special remedies of bondholders
§ 21-280.1. Bonds mutilated, lost or destroyed
§ 21-281. Inviolability of rights and remedies
§ 21-282. Interim certificates
§ 21-283. Plans, maps, etc., to be available to commission
§ 21-284. Payments by county, city or town
§ 21-285. Contracts with counties, cities and towns outside of district
§ 21-286. Additional powers conferred on counties, cities and towns
§ 21-287. Discharge into waters of matter causing pollution