(a) 
In order to provide for streets of suitable location, width and construction to accommodate prospective traffic and afford satisfactory access to police, firefighting, sanitation and street maintenance equipment, an adequate street thoroughfare system shall be designed in accordance with standards set forth in the city subdivision regulations, and with the approval of the engineer for the city. Said specifications for street construction are incorporated herein by reference.
(b) 
The city engineer shall be responsible for receiving and approving construction plans for any and all streets developed within a residential subdivision.
(c) 
Developers shall be responsible, at their sole expense and cost, to maintain any and all roads constructed within subdivisions developed by them for a period of one year from the time the road(s) in question is completed and passes inspection.
(d) 
The city shall not be responsible for any damage caused to an existing public improvement during the construction of a new roadway within a subdivision and the developer/owner shall indemnify the city for such damages.
(Ordinance 06-007, sec. 4, adopted 6/2/06)
(a) 
Sanitary sewer facilities serving the subdivision shall connect with the city’s sanitary sewer system, and shall conform to the city’s master plan for sewage treatment and collection and be in conformity with section 13.03.123 of the city Code of Ordinances and meet with the approval of the city engineer.
(b) 
The city engineer shall be responsible for receiving and approving construction and/or installation of sanitary sewer system(s) developed within a residential subdivision.
(c) 
The city shall not be responsible for any damage caused to an existing public improvement during the construction and/or installation of sanitary sewer system(s) within a subdivision and the developer/owner shall indemnify the city for such damages.
(Ordinance 06-007, sec. 4, adopted 6/2/06)
(a) 
The water system serving the subdivision shall connect with the city’s water supply and distribution system and conform to the city’s master water plan for water supply, treatment and distribution.
(b) 
The design and construction of any such water system shall conform to the standards previously set forth in the city’s code requirements. Additionally, the design and construction of any such water system shall meet with the approval of the city engineer.
(c) 
The city engineer shall be responsible for receiving and approving construction and/or installation of any and all water facilities developed within a residential subdivision.
(d) 
The city shall not be responsible for any damage caused to an existing public improvement during the construction and/or installation of water facilities within a subdivision and the developer/owner shall indemnify the city for such damages.
(Ordinance 06-007, sec. 4, adopted 6/2/06)
The developer of a residential subdivision shall provide a contract which includes a payment, performance and maintenance bond on any and all subdivision projects, with the city as a co-obligee on the bond. The bond shall be in an amount equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the estimated cost of the overall construction of the project. The issuer of any surety bond shall be subject to approval by the city attorney.
(Ordinance 06-007, sec. 4, adopted 6/2/06)
The city shall be a party to any contract(s) entered into between a developer/owner and any third-party contractor relating to the construction and installation of roadways, sewer and water facilities.
(Ordinance O-2021-0112-A adopted 1/12/21)
The city engineer, at his discretion, may require that all developers and contractors participating in construction and installation of any roadway and/or sewer and water facilities within a subdivision meet for a preconstruction conference to discuss the construction and installation prior to the initiation of the project.
(Ordinance O-2021-0112-A adopted 1/12/21)