All additions that are to be developed within the city limits or within one mile of the existing city limits and wish to use city water for supplying to the addition then must conform to the following procedure:
(A) The developer shall have a survey made by a licensed surveyor or engineer and a plat drawn describing the addition by metes and bounds according to existing surveys. A copy of this plat shall be presented to the Board of Commissioners, showing the proposed blocks, lots, streets, alleys, and utility easements, and also the proposed names of the streets with all dimensions.
(B) The city shall determine the water system needed, as to the size of mains, location of fire hydrants with reference to the various lots, and work up a total cost estimate for materials and installation of the water system; and at that time the developer will place that amount of money in an account with the city and the city will obtain the materials and let the contract for installation of the water system.
(C) The city will extend the water main to the addition at the nearest point of connection to the system in the addition and make the tie-in. The city shall also furnish the fire hydrants to be placed in the system, at such time as the water is turned into the system in the addition. When the system is checked and inspected and found to be satisfactory, then that system shall become the property of the city without recourse and they shall then assume the operation and maintenance of the system.
(D) The developer shall pay all of the expense of the system in the addition up to the individual meters and shall not be reimbursed by the city for any of his expense.
(E) The developer shall be required to furnish standard street signs at all street intersections, that will meet the approval of the city and which will conform to other existing street signs being used in other portions of the city.
(Ord. 234, passed 3-25-57)