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I to serve that equivalent residential unit. (b) Equivalent Residential Unit. (1) Each single family residence served by the County through a single water meter and/or single sewer service A connection constitutes one equivalent residential unit. (See chart below.) (2) Each residential room or combination of rooms, designed to be occupied on a permanent or long-term basis, and not otherwise defined as a hotel or motel herein and each apartment unit, condominium unit, multi -family unit or prepared mobile home space that includes connection points for sewer and/or water service and that is owner occupied, offered separately for rent as a rental or lease unit, or vacant, will constitute one equivalent residential unit. Multi -unit apartment condominiums, and similar multi -unit residential structures or complexes -are defined to con- sist of multiple equivalent residential units regardless of whether or not a single water or sewer connection serves the entire complex. (See chart below.) (c) Commercial, Industrial and Non-residential Accounts. All other types of accounts not previously defined as an equivalent residential unit will, for the purposes of estab- lishing the applicable rate structure, be considered to comprise multiple equivalent residential units according to the following chart and formula: UNIT DESIGNATIONS UNITS 1. Single family home 1 2. Private dwelling w/rented rooms or boarding house 1 each room available for rent over 3 1 3. Hotel/motel - per living unit .20 4. Rental or condominium apartment 1 5. Mobile living unit 1 6. Townhouse 1 7. Single family home w/place of business, each place 1 of business other than restaurant 1 8. School -per each 30 full time pupils & faculty 1 per -each 60 part time pupils '& faculty 1 (part time attendance less than 3.5 hours) 9. Church 1 -4-