This article establishes the responsibilities of the developer and the city for the payment of costs for the construction of water, sewer and storm drain facilities in new subdivisions.
The developer shall pay one hundred percent of the cost of all on-site regular-size water lines needed to serve his development, except that the city shall pay one hundred percent of the cost of any oversized water lines needed, as determined by the city engineer, to serve areas other than the particular subdivision reduced by the cost of the regular-size water lines of the same configuration, as computed from contract prices of the low bidder on construction of the water facilities within the development.
The developer shall pay one hundred percent of the cost of all off-site (approach) regular-size water mains needed to serve his development, except that the city shall pay one hundred percent of the cost of any oversized water mains needed, as determined by the city engineer, to serve areas other than the particular subdivision reduced by the cost of the regular-size water mains of the same configuration, as computed from contract prices of the low bidder on construction of the water facilities needed to serve the development.
The city engineer shall determine the sizes of water mains and water lines to be constructed within the development and also the size of off-site (approach) water mains to a development in accordance with standard design criteria and/or the city master plan for water mains. However, if the developer’s engineer submits alternate main sizing, substantiated by an engineering analysis acceptable to the city engineer, such alternate main sizing may be approved for use in lieu of the sizing indicated by either the master plan or the usual design criteria.
The developer shall pay one hundred percent of the cost of all on-site regular-size sewer lines needed to serve his development, except that the city shall pay one hundred percent of the cost of any oversized sewer lines needed, as determined by the city engineer, to serve areas other than the particular subdivision reduced by the cost of the regular-size sewer lines of the same configuration, as computed from contract prices of the low bidder on construction of the sewer facilities within the development.
The developer shall pay one hundred percent of the cost of all off-site (approach) regular-size sewer lines needed to serve his development, except that the city shall pay one hundred percent of the cost of any oversized sewer lines needed, as determined by the city engineer, to serve areas other than the particular subdivision reduced by the cost of the regular-size sewer lines of the same configuration, as computed from contract prices of the low bidder on construction of the sewer facilities needed to serve the development.
The city engineer shall determine the sizes of all the sewer lines to be constructed within the development and also the size of off-site (approach) sewer lines to a development in accordance with standard design criteria and/or the city master plan for sewer lines.
The city, at the option of the city council, may participate in paying for the excess cost of oversize and off-site lines required to serve areas beyond the particular subdivision. Payment of any costs by the city shall be at the discretion of the city council and determined on a project-by-project basis.
(2001 Code, sec. 13.1304)
Nothing in this article shall prohibit the city from rejecting any or all bids for construction of water, sewer and/or storm drain facilities in new subdivisions in which the city is to participate in payment of costs.