In general, the subdivider or developer shall be required to
construct at his expense, all streets, alleys, sidewalks, crosswalks,
street markers, sanitary sewers, sewage lift stations, septic tanks,
or other sewage facilities, water mains, and water systems, drainage
culverts, storm sewers, bridges, street lights and other appurtenances
in strict accordance with article V of this chapter, necessary and
required to adequately serve the subdivision or addition to be developed
by him.
(Ordinance 83-150-3, § 7(A),
adopted 7/26/1983)
All streets, utilities and other appurtenances constructed by
the developer shall become the property of the city upon completion
and acceptance by the city engineer and the city council.
(Ordinance 83-150-3, § 7(B),
adopted 7/26/1983)
Upon the passage of this article, it will be the policy of the
city to assist the developer in recovering the cost of construction
of such facilities where sizes and capacities of facilities are required
to service an urban development of a larger area than that being subdivided
or areas extending beyond the limits of the proposed subdivision to
the extent hereinafter set forth; but the city reserves the right
to consider each facility on its own merits.
(Ordinance 83-150-3, § 7(C),
adopted 7/26/1983)
All subdivisions within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of
the city that adjoins the city or have city water and sanitary sewer
services available shall tie into city-approved water and sanitary
sewer services.
(Ordinance 83-150-3, § 7(D),
adopted 7/26/1983)
