Whenever land is to be subdivided, any water wells, mains and easements needed therefor which may be appurtenant thereto or which may be used exclusively thereon shall be deeded to the city in consideration of the city's approving any application for city water to be placed for such tract or subdivision; provided, however, that, where water wells and equipment as described in this paragraph are used to supply water to additional land not subdivided, such wells and equipment may continue to supply the unsubdivided portion previously served until such time as the total area served is subdivided into four or more parcels of land containing five acres or less.
(Prior code § 6311)
A. 
Except as hereinafter provided, at the time of laying out and subdividing or resubdividing any tract or parcel of land within the city, or upon the annexation of any parcel of land, either developed or undeveloped, the owner or owners of such tracts, lands or annexations shall, at their own expense, provide for such water mains and water services in conformity with the specifications set forth by the city, as may be necessary for the distribution of water to each lot, piece or parcel of land. When installed, such mains and services shall become and be the property of the city, and shall be dedicated to the public for the purpose of distributing water to said lands.
B. 
Whenever real property is annexed to the city which already has installed therein existing water facilities, the city council may authorize purchase of such facilities and may or may not require the owners of the real property being annexed and being served by such facilities to pay the cost thereof, or the city council may allow such annexed property to continue to be served through the existing facilities.
(Prior code § 6312)