[brief] On or about December 3, 1971, the [...] ("Borough") and [...] ("Township") entered into an agreement ("1971 Agreement") in which sewerage from the Borough would flow from the Borough to the Township and the Township would provide metered bulk sewerage treatment at its treatment facilities.  Da25.  The Agreement required the Borough to "construct and commence operations of a system of mains for the collection of sewerage within the Borough".  Da26.  Thereafter, on or about July 6, 1973, the parties entered into a new agreement ("1973 Agreement") to take effect immediately.  Da44.  The 1973 Agreement provided that the Township would receive a connection fee for houses within the Borough for connections into the sanitary sewer system.  Da45.  On our about December 31, 1981, in response to recent development at Block 200 Lot 1 in the [...], an agreement was entered between the Borough and Township regarding sewerage treatment.  Da47.  Thereafter, on or about November 14, 1983, the Township, the Borough and [...] entered into an agreement ("1983 Agreement") concerning seven (7) residential units located along Johnson Road in the [...].  Da88.  Subsequently, on or about October 5, 1984, another agreement ("1984 Agreement") was entered into between the Township and Borough regarding connection fees along Johnson Road in the [...] for residential units.  Da94.  The 1984 Agreement provided that the connection fee for any new connections along Johnson Road in the [...] would be paid to the Township.  Da96.  Thereafter on December 3, 1999, the Borough and the Township entered into another agreement for "Bulk Sewer Treatment Services" ("1999 Agreement").  Da103.  The 1999 Agreement was entered into presumably because the 1973 Agreement was good for a period of twenty-five (25) years and expired on December 31, 1998.  Da27.  The 1999 Agreement provides specifically that connection fees shall be paid to the Borough.  Da115.  In that regard Section 6.1 of the 1999 Agreement provides "Section 6.1  Connection Fees – The Borough shall have the right to impose and receive connection fees as permitted by law to any user of said services in the Borough and may retain all said amount received without claim from the Township."  Da115.  Several years later, in response to an emergent situation that was unforeseen involving sewerage issues, the Township and the [...] were involved in litigation against each other.  As a result of the litigation, the [...] and the Township entered into a settlement agreement in 2017 (“2017 Settlement Agreement”).  Da120.  The settlement agreement provided that connection fees from the [...] would be paid to the Township.  The Borough was not a party to the litigation between the Township and the [...], and did not participate in the negotiations surrounding the 2017 Settlement Agreement.  Moreover, the Borough never acquiesced to the 2017 Settlement Agreement and was never provided with a copy of the it.  In 2021 there was an application for eight-seven (87) residential units on Johnson Road in the [...] to connect into the sanitary sewer system in the Borough.  Da130.  In accordance with Section 6.1 the 1999 Agreement, the Borough collected the connection fees.  Da115.  Thereafter, the Township claimed it was entitled to the connection fee, which was objected to by the Borough.  Da134.  The within action that commenced on or about September 13, 2022.  Da16.  LEGAL ARGUMENT POINT I THE BOROUGH IS ENTITLED TO ALL CONNECTION FEES FOR PROPERTIES OUTSIDE ITS BOUNDARIES (Da170)