The agreement to extend storm or sanitary sewer systems beyond the corporate limits of the City shall be as follows:
An agreement made and entered into at , Ohio, this day of , 19 , by and between the City of Bellefontaine Ohio Department of Service and Safety, hereinafter called the First Party, and , called the Second Party.
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the Second Party has requested the First Party to extend its storm and/or sanitary sewer system(s) to serve the following street, streets or real estate development: .
NOW, THEREFORE, it is agreed: That the First Party will supervise the installation and approve or amend the specifications and plans for the proposed sewer extension or extensions in accordance with the established practice of the Service and Safety Department, relative to the installation of sewers.
There will be approximately feet of inch sewer pipe, manholes and various fittings required for the extension.
It is further agreed that after such sewer line or lines are completed, the same shall immediately become the sole property of the First Party without further cost, and the Second Party hereby relinquishes all right, title and interest in the sewer line or lines to the First Party. In return, the First Party will maintain and repair the sewer line or lines thenceforth. The Second Party does hereby waive and release the First Party from all claims or demands as such Second Party may or might have under Ohio R.C. 743.15.
The Second Party covenants to pay the full cost of installation and materials for the proposed sewer line or lines, either to his contractor or to an authorized contractor of the Department of Service and Safety.
For the privilege of connecting to the sanitary sewer system of the City the Second Party further agrees to pay ten dollars ($10.00) for each lot to be serviced by the extension described herein. This charge constitutes the tapping fee required for each sewer tap made or to be made to a sanitary sewer within the system and no further fee will be required unless, in the future, the tap should serve more than one building of any nature on the same lot or a multiple housing unit, in which case an added charge of ten dollars ($10.00) will be assessed against each building added.
It is further agreed by the Second Party that, where necessary, a perpetual easement shall be granted to the First Party for purposes of enabling the First Party to maintain and repair a sewer line or lines forever. All details of such easement shall be worked out, mapped and duly recorded in the office of the County Recorder.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF: The parties have hereunto set their hands the day and year first written above.
Witnesses:
Director of Service and Safety
Applicant
Address
(Ord. 85-79. Passed 12-10-79.)