Developers shall extend water and wastewater mains to and through the property that is to be subdivided or developed in accordance with the following procedures and minimum standards.
(A) Size of mains. Water and wastewater mains shall be sized and designed in accordance with the city’s water distribution plans and sanitary sewer master plans.
(B) Extensions within property to be developed. All water and wastewater mains shall be extended through or across the frontage of the property to be developed in streets, alleys, or in easements to the tract or addition in order to provide service to adjacent property where applicable.
(C) Acquisition of easements. The developer must obtain, at no cost to the city, all off-site easements which are necessary for extending water and wastewater mains to the property being developed. A metes and bounds description of the easements and a drawing of the easement must be submitted to the City Engineer in order for the proper legal document to be prepared. The document will be sent to the developer for acquisition of the required signatures. The executed document and filing fees will be returned to the City Administrator for filing with the County Clerk.
(D) Agreement required. Prior to extension of any water main or wastewater main for which there is a city oversize reimbursement, or any construction of such a facility or appurtenances thereto, the developer shall execute an improvement agreement with the city that clearly defines the scope and details of the proposed extension and which contains the developer’s agreement to abide by all regulations of the city and to deliver to the city clear and unencumbered title to all proposed improvements prior to the time of acceptance by the city. The agreement shall provide for security in a form approved by the City Attorney.
(Ord. 458, passed 4-27-1999) Penalty, see § 50.99