Costs of certain public improvements and incidentals are difficult to determine benefit for. These costs shall be borne by the City according to the following guidelines:
(A) One hundred percent of the cost of storm sewers and catch basins, except in new subdivisions.
(B) One hundred percent of the additional costs for sanitary sewers over 8 inches in diameter except as indicated in § 5.5.06 of this chapter.
(C) Costs of sewage pumping stations, water pressure booster stations, and siphons shall be paid for in accordance with the current policies of the water utility and sewer utility.
(D) Excessive improvement costs caused by unusual soil, ground water, bedrock, topographic, drainage or other conditions for improvements serving primarily existing dwellings, as may be determined by the Council.
(E) One hundred percent of the costs of replacement of culverts and fences that are properly placed outside the street right-of-way line.
(G) The improvement overhead costs for fiscal agents, legal services, easement acquisitions, land acquisitions, administrative costs, preparation of assessment rolls, capitalized interest and bond discounts shall be paid by the City.
(H) The cost of assessments for improvements abutting City property other than street or alley right-of-way shall be paid by the City.
(I) One hundred percent of the additional costs for water mains over 8 inches in diameter except as indicated in § 5.5.06 of this chapter.
(J) The City shall have plans and specifications prepared for street and utility improvements and provide for construction staking and inspection for improvements. In new subdivisions, the developer must prepare plans and specifications.
(K) All infrastructure on public improvements done by the City or private developer(s) will be bid as a municipal project and subject to all applicable state bidding laws.
(Ord. 428, passed 10-7-80; Am. Ord. 713/96, passed 5-22-96)