(A) In accordance with State Department of Health and Environmental Control regulations, all subdivisions shall be served by approved public water and sewerage systems, if accessible for connection or, if in the opinion of the State Department of Health and Environmental Control, the public’s health and the environment would best be protected by the installation of such systems. Where public sewer is not available, all buildable lots must meet minimum soil requirements established by the State Department of Health and Environmental Control.
(B) The developer shall install public water lines where public water service is available within 500 feet of the property (measured along adjacent rights-of-way); provided that this requirement shall not apply when the decision-making body determines that the extension of public water service is infeasible; or that the property owner would be required to consent to annexation in order to obtain public water service.
(C) The developer shall install public sanitary sewer lines where public sanitary sewer service is available within 500 feet of the property (measured along adjacent rights-of-way), provided that this requirement shall not apply when the decision-making body determines that the extension of public water service is infeasible; or that the property owner would be required to consent to annexation in order to obtain public sanitary sewer service.
(Ord. 20-8, passed 12-7-2000)