N.J. Stat. § 58:14-34.4
The said lease shall provide as follows: that (a) the lessee shall bear his proportionate share of the annual cost of maintenance, repairs and operation of the intercepting sewer in the same manner and on the same terms as the contracting agencies; (b) the lessee shall, in addition, pay to the commissioners, an annual rental at the rate of twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500.00) per million gallons of average daily flow or discharge received into the intercepting sewer as a result of said lease; said annual rental to be not less than fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500.00); (c) the lease shall terminate on December thirty-first of the year in which made and thenceforth renew itself annually for calendar year periods, unless either party shall give six months' notice prior to the renewal date of his or its intention not to renew; (d) the flow or discharge to be received under such lease shall be received during prescribed hours of the day or night and at a prescribed rate of flow per minute and per day with a right or privilege in the commissioners to vary such prescribed hours or rates of flow at any time during the term of the lease or any of its renewals; (e) the lessee shall at all times be subject to the rules and regulations of the commissioners governing the use of said intercepting sewer, and the lessee shall not discharge or permit to be discharged into the intercepting sewer any substances or liquids containing oils, gasoline or any explosive or inflammable materials, or acids or other substances or liquids which alone or in combination with other substances or liquids in the sewer, may or might, directly or indirectly, cause or threaten or tend to cause, injury to the sewer structures or to the life and health of persons. Such prohibited substances or liquids shall also include live steam and excessively hot liquids, as well as any other substances or liquids which directly or indirectly, alone or in combination with other liquids or substances, may or might generate or tend to generate explosive or dangerous gases; (f) the flow or discharge to be received under a lease shall be metered by an approved measuring device or meter, to be approved by the commissioners, but to be erected by and at the sole expense of the lessee. Said measuring device or meter, however, shall be under the exclusive control of the commissioners; all expenditures for installations and connections made necessary by the lease, including the construction of a shut-off or closing valve under the control of the commissioners shall be borne by the lessee and said lessee shall be required to maintain in a good state of repair and operation, such measuring device, meter, installations and connections at its own costs and expenses; provided, that the lessee shall not be required to bear the expense of reading the meter or the general expense of maintaining, repairing and operating the intercepting sewer except as above provided; (g) the commissioners and the contracting agencies shall not be responsible in damages for any stoppage in the flow or discharge received under the terms of the lease; (h) where the lessee shall find it necessary in order to connect up with the intercepting sewer to construct lines over the property or through the streets or make use of the sewer lines, of any municipality, or of any individual, firm or private corporation, then said lessee shall be obligated to make such arrangements or contracts with said parties as may be necessary, as a condition to the making of the lease with the commissioners; (i) the lessee shall conform to such other conditions, terms, requirements and safeguards as the commissioners may deem necessary and provide for in said lease; (j) for breach in any of the provisions of the lease, the commissioners may give notice to the lessee and, unless such breach is corrected, the commissioners may forthwith terminate the lease.
N.J.S. § 58:14-34.4