§ 1031.04 EXTRATERRITORIAL SERVICE AGREEMENTS.
   (a)   Annexation. All extraterritorial service agreements shall require the property owner, and the owner's heirs, assigns, or successors, to agree to annex the extraterritorial property to the City when the property becomes contiguous to the City, if annexation is requested by the City.
   (b)   Single-Family Residential. The City Manager is hereby authorized to approve or deny any request for the provision of City utility service(s) to an extraterritorial property with a single-family home where the lateral to the City's water main is one inch (1") or less and/or the lateral to the City's sanitary sewer main is four inches (4") or less. If the City Manager approves such request, the City Manager is further authorized to execute the required extraterritorial service agreement with the property owner. Such agreement shall be subject to the conditions of this Chapter and shall be upon such terms and conditions as are approved by the City Law Director.
   (c)   Other Uses. For all nonresidential uses, residential developments (e.g., subdivisions), multi-family residential, or other residential use not subject to division (b) of this section, the request for the provision of City utility service(s) to an extraterritorial property or properties must be approved by City Council, by resolution. If approved, the City Manager shall execute the required extraterritorial service agreement with the property owner. Such agreement shall be subject to the conditions of this Chapter and shall be upon such terms and conditions as are approved by the Law Director.
   (d)   Denial of Services. Any refusal by the property owner to execute the required extraterritorial service agreement shall be grounds for denial of the provision of City utility service(s) to the owner's extraterritorial property.
(Ord. 2023-38. Adopted 12/28/23; Em. Ord. 2024-01. Adopted 02/08/24; Ord. 2024-02. Adopted 02/22/24)