Due Diligence on MHP that has to be hooked into city sewer system

[Reid Hanley]

I have a property in Florida under contract that the current owner has informed me has to be hooked into the sewer line  which was installed last month within the next year.  He has been told no further repairs or replacements to the existing septic systems will be approved by the county.  There are 12 homes sharing 6 septic systems currently.  The sewer line that would be connected to is under pressure so  I need to put in a pump system of some kind.  I'm researching two options: Option 1 is a pump at each pad or Option 2 is a whole park system.  This is going to be an expensive improvement either way and I'm wondering what others may have done in the past who have done this.

I've been advised that putting a grinder pump at each pad that connects to a central sewer line on the property that then connects the main line at the street is the best way to do this. That way we would be able to switch homes over as needed instead of biting the bullet (cost) all at once.  This makes sense to me for two main reasons:  I think there would be a single tap fee to tie into the main sewer line and spreading the costs out over time.

I'm sure there are variables I'm not addressing, so please let me know what I'm not thinking about yet.  Any input is greatly appreciated.   Thanks BP!!

Reid