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® M r The County further declares that the "contributions in aid of construction" is not to be confused with the "Plant Capacity Charges", which is covered by County Ordinance No. , which Ordinance covers charges only for the hydraulic load portion of the capacity of the treatment plants. The County further declares that no development or property owner shall have a vested right to be connected by paying the formulated "contribution in aid of construction" , set forth below, when said payments are insufficient to pay the costs of utility improvements that directly benefit the subject property. All extensions or improvement of utility facilities must be economically feasible to County and subject to County's utility ability. The "contributions in aid of construction" charge shall be assessed against property benefited by improvements of water mains and/or sanitary sewers in proportion to the benefits to be derived therefrom. In no event shall this assessment exceed the amount of benefits received thereby. The equitable and just method of determining and prorating the special benefits is hereby prescribed based on consideration of both the number of units served and the number of total acres of property thereby benefited. Assessment so determined shall be figured for each benefited property as a combined total of the number of units served and the area charge in accordance with the following provisions: A. As to Single Family Residential Uses. For each acre of property devoted to use for single family residential purposes, including single family residential subdivisions, a cash contribution in aid of construction of $100.00 per single family residential dwelling shall be paid to the County. In computing such single family residential use, acreage devoted to such purpose shall be considered to contain a density of not less than four (4) single family residential units per acre, notwithstanding the actual density employed by Developer. -4- BOOK 43 PAGE 465