. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1910, . us for the first ten years the total annual pay-ments would be approximately $12 per annum, and at the end of that period theinstalments of $ for principal and interest would cease, the future assessmentsbeing only such amounts as may be necessary to meet the actual cost of mainte-nance and operation, which should not exceed $5 per subscriber. The municipality establishing a system under this Act, which is known asthe initiating municipality, may extend its system into any neighboring muni-cipality for the purpose of giving service to any ratepa
. Ontario Sessional Papers, 1910, . us for the first ten years the total annual pay-ments would be approximately $12 per annum, and at the end of that period theinstalments of $ for principal and interest would cease, the future assessmentsbeing only such amounts as may be necessary to meet the actual cost of mainte-nance and operation, which should not exceed $5 per subscriber. The municipality establishing a system under this Act, which is known asthe initiating municipality, may extend its system into any neighboring muni-cipality for the purpose of giving service to any ratepayers in such municipalitywho may agree to the conditions required by the initiating municipality. All payments due from subscribers are placed upon the tax roll and are col-lected in the same manner as taxes, being a charge against the subscribers prop-erty. Where the system extends into other municipalities it is the duty of theSecretary-Treasurer of the initiating municipality should be a member of thisthem to the initiating INSUl-ATCR.
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