Read the following passage carefully:
Under the National Urban Infrastructure Modernization Framework, municipal corporations receive central capital subsidies for establishing decentralized rainwater harvesting micro-reservoirs only if these installations are integrated with real-time digital monitoring sensors connected to the state water grid. Commercial establishments operating within designated high-flood-risk zones are mandated to source at least 30 percent of their non-potable water needs from these certified micro-reservoirs. However, the framework explicitly prohibits municipal bodies from levying additional drainage surcharges on commercial properties that successfully meet or exceed this 30 percent non-potable water sourcing threshold. Furthermore, while residential welfare associations are encouraged to voluntarily construct similar micro-reservoirs, their eligibility for municipal tax rebates is strictly contingent upon maintaining zero discharge into municipal storm drains during peak monsoon months, verified through bi-weekly sensor audits.
Based strictly on the information provided in the passage, which of the following statements logically follows as a necessary conclusion?
- A commercial establishment in a designated high-flood-risk zone that fulfills 35 percent of its non-potable water requirements through certified micro-reservoirs cannot be subjected to extra municipal drainage surcharges.Answer
- BResidential welfare associations that maintain zero discharge into storm drains during peak monsoons receive higher financial benefits than commercial establishments.
- CCommercial establishments operating outside designated high-flood-risk zones are explicitly forbidden from sourcing water from certified micro-reservoirs.
- DCentral capital subsidies are granted to municipal corporations regardless of whether micro-reservoirs are connected to real-time digital monitoring sensors.