(A) When a ten-inch or larger line extension conforming to the Water Master Plan is installed outside, abutting or within the applicant’s lot, lots, subdivision or development, and does not meet the requirements of § 50.53(B) and (C) of this chapter for a line extension by the town then the applicant shall be eligible for a line extension agreement. A line extension smaller than ten inches paid for by the applicant, which may be used by property other than that being developed by the applicant shall be eligible for a reimbursement agreement.
(B) The town will enter into an agreement with the original applicant of the line extension and will collect and return to the applicant as provided in the agreement a distribution line reimbursement charge from parties connecting laterally to the line extension.
(C) To be eligible for a reimbursement agreement, the original applicant for the line extension must submit the certified costs of the extension as prescribed in § 50.66 of this chapter within 120 days from the date of acceptance of the line extension by the town. Eligibility must be established in a timely manner so that project records and the utility atlas is fully updated. The applicant shall be notified in writing of the availability of a reimbursement agreement by the town’s Utility Department.
(Prior Code, § 17-1-6) (Ord. 96-03, passed - -1996; Res. 96-01, passed - -1996; Ord. 00-05, passed - -2000; Ord. 10-02, passed - -2010)