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Contract With Municipality For Furnishing Certain Services; Charges Or Rates; Contract With Public Corporation For Services Or Use Of Facilities; Lump Sum Payment; Financing; Duration Of Contract; Contract As General Obligation - Mich. Comp. Laws Section 124.290Legal Research Home > Michigan Lawyer > Municipalities > Contract With Municipality For Furnishing Certain Services; Charges Or Rates; Contract With Public Corporation For Services Or Use Of Facilities; Lump Sum Payment; Financing; Duration Of Contract; Contract As General Obligation - Mich. Comp. Laws Section 124.290 Act 233 of 1955 124.290 Contract with municipality for furnishing certain services; charges or rates; contract with public corporation for services or use of facilities; lump sum payment; financing; duration of contract; contract as general obligation.
Sec. 10. The authority and any constituent or nonconstituent municipality of the authority may contract for the furnishing of water, sewage disposal, or waste management services, or a combination of the services by the authority to the municipality. The charges or rates specified in a contract shall be subject to change by the authority, if necessary to meet its obligations. The charges or rates to a nonconstituent municipality may be greater than those to constituent municipalities. The authority and any other public corporation may contract for the furnishing of water, sewage disposal, or solid waste management system services, or a combination of services by the other public corporation to the authority or may contract for the use by the authority of any of the facilities of the water supply system; sewage disposal system, including sewers; solid waste management systems; or a combination of systems of the other public corporation. Any lump sum payment for those uses may be considered as a part of the cost of the authority system and may be financed the same as other capital costs are financed under this act. Each contract authorized in this section shall be for a period not exceeding 40 years. Each contract authorized in this section shall be a general obligation of the municipality.
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