Common use of Distribution of Cost Clause in Contracts

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider or thicker street than required or requested by the City, there shall be no City participation for the cost of the extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized by City Council. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements shall be constructed at the time of development. b) Alleys - The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing required improvements within alley right-of-ways. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides of all streets and shall be constructed as lots are built upon. Cost shall be paid by the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of the developer to ensure the installation of water, sewer, storm drainage and street light infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the sidewalk. If such infrastructure is installed in conflict with the required location of the sidewalk, the developer shall bear the expense for utility relocation prior to final acceptance of the subdivision by the City. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing railroad crossings. 2) If the developer constructs a wider street than required by the City, there shall be no City participation in the cost of the crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Council. e) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee established pursuant to the City of Granbury Fee Schedule, as amended. The construction inspection and materials testing fee shall be submitted as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA) to the Director of Community Development. This amount may be adjusted by the developer or the City, upon written request, to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and acceptance of the street improvements, provided the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.00). f) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street improvements only if funds are available for such participation. In the event that no funds are available for City participation, the developer shall award the contract and deposit with the City cash or a bond in the amount of the total construction cost of the facility.

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of constructing all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider or thicker street than required or requested by the City, there shall be no City participation for the cost of the extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized installing all standard water and/or wastewater improvements required by City Councilthis agreement. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements Minimum water main pipe size shall be constructed at eight inches (8") in diameter or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the time of proposed development. Minimum wastewater main pipe size shall be eight inches (8") in diameter, or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the proposed development. b) Alleys - The In the event that the City’s Master Water/Wastewater Plan, Capital Improvements Plan or the City approved developer’s comprehensive water and/or wastewater facilities study indicate that larger sized water and/or wastewater improvements are needed, than those required to provide exclusive service to the proposed development, for ultimate growth considerations, the developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the full cost of constructing required all improvements within alley right-of-waysdesigned to provide exclusive service to the proposed development beyond the minimum 8” size. Should the City elect to install larger facilities than indicated to be necessaryfor the exclusive service to the development, the additional incremental cost shall be borne by the City based on the unit prices contained in the lowest responsible bid received from a qualified bidder. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides The developer shall be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the cost of installation of all streets and water and/or wastewater services to each proposed or existing lot or tract within the development. d) No permanent structures shall be constructed as lots are built uponover an existing water main or an existing wastewater main or lateral. Cost shall be paid by In the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of event that the developer desires to ensure the installation of water, sewer, storm drainage and street light infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the sidewalk. If such infrastructure is installed in conflict with the required location of the sidewalkconstruct a permanent structure over an existing water and/or wastewater facility, the developer shall bear be responsible for the expense for utility relocation prior total cost of relocating the existing facility. e) In those situations where the construction of water main transmission facilities or wastewater collector main facilities are not economicallyfeasible, the developer may petition the City to final acceptance construct water supplyfacilities and/or package wastewater treatment facilities or water/wastewater pumping facilities, and, subject to the approval of the subdivision by City Manager and the CityCity Council, construct same. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The When the special facilities are designed to provide service exclusively to the development, the developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the full cost of such facilities. In the event that the City requires larger facilities be constructed to provide service to other areas, the developer shall be responsible for the portion which represents the cost of constructing railroad crossingsfacilities to provide exclusive service to the proposed development and the City shall be responsible for the remainder of the cost. In the event City funds are not available, the developer shall install those special facilities as are required to provide service to the proposed development and are consistent with the adopted minimum standards. 2) If The special facilities statement shall not be construed as requiring the developer constructs a wider street than required City to provide water and/or wastewater service to areas where normal service is not immediately or economically available. Rather, it is intended to permit an equitable method of providing such water and/or wastewater service where the best interests of the City will be served by the City, there shall be no City participation in the cost use of the crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Councilsuch facilities. ef) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee testing fee established pursuant to the City of Granbury Fee Schedule, as amended. The construction inspection inspection, all required deposits, and materials testing fee fees shall be submitted as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA) to the Director of Community Development. This amount may be adjusted by the developer or the City, upon written requestrequest by the developer, to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and acceptance of the street water and/or wastewater improvements, provided the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.00). fg) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street water and/or wastewater improvements only if funds are available for such participation. In the event that no funds are available for City participation, the developer shall award the contract and deposit with the City cash or a bond in the amount of the total construction cost of the facility.

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the full cost of constructing ofinstalling all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider standard waterand/or thicker street than wastewater improvements required or requested by the City, there this agreement. Minimum water main pipe size shall be no City participation for eight inches (8") in diameter or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the cost of the extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized by City Councilproposed development. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements Minimum wastewater main pipe size shall be constructed at eight inches (8") in diameter, or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the time of proposed development. b) Alleys - The In the event that the City's Master Water/Wastewater Plan, Capital Improvements Plan or the City approved developer's comprehensive water and/or wastewater facilities study indicate that larger sized water and/or wastewater improvements are needed, than those required to provide exclusive service to the proposed development, for ultimate growth considerations, the developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) ofthe cost ofall improvements designed to provide exclusive service to the full proposed development beyond the minimum 8" size. Should the City elect to install larger facilities than indicated to be necessary for the exclusive service to the development, the additional incremental cost of constructing required improvements within alley right-of-waysshall be borne by the City based on the unit prices contained in the lowest responsible bid received from a qualified bidder. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides The developer shall be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the cost ofinstallation of all streets and water and/or wastewater services to each proposed or existing lot or tract within the development. d) No permanent structures shall be constructed as lots are built uponover an existing water main or an existing wastewater main or lateral. Cost shall be paid by In the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of event that the developer desires to ensure the installation of water, sewer, storm drainage and street light infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the sidewalk. If such infrastructure is installed in conflict with the required location of the sidewalkconstruct a permanent structure over an existing water and/or wastewater facility, the developer shall bear be responsible for the expense for utility relocation prior total cost ofrelocating the existing facility. e) In those situations where the construction of water main transmission facilities or wastewater collector main facilities are not economically feasible, the developer may petition the City to final acceptance construct water supply facilities and/or package wastewater treatment facilities or water/wastewater pumping facilities, and, subject to the approval of the subdivision by City Manager and the CityCity Council, construct same. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The When the special facilities are designed to provide service exclusively to the development, the developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (1 00%) of the full cost of constructing railroad crossingssuch facilities. In the event that the City requires larger facilities be constructed to provide service to other areas, the developer shall be responsible for the portion which represents the cost ofconstructingfacilities to provide exclusive service to the proposed development and the City shall be responsible for the remainder of the cost. In the event City funds are not available, the developer shall install those special facilities as are required to provide service to the proposed development and are consistent with the adopted minimum standards. 2) If The special facilities statement shall not be construed as requiring the developer constructs a wider street than required City to provide water and/or wastewater service to areas where normal service is not immediately or economically available. Rather, it is intended to permit an equitable method of providing such water and/or wastewater service where the best interests ofthe Citywill be served by the City, there shall be no City participation in the cost of the crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Counciluse ofsuch facilities. ef) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee testing fee established pursuant to the City of Granbury ofGranbury Fee Schedule, as amended. The construction inspection inspection, all required deposits, and materials testing fee fees shall be submitted as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA) to the Director of Community DevelopmentofCommunityDevelopment. This amount may be adjusted by the developer or the City, upon written requestrequest by the developer, to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and acceptance of the street water and/or wastewater improvements, provided the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.0025. 00). fg) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street water and/or wastewater improvements only if funds on1y iffunds are available for such participation. In the event that no funds are available for City participation, the developer shall award the contract and deposit with the City cash or a bond in the amount of the total construction cost of the facility.

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the full cost of constructing ofinstalling all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider or thicker street than standard water and/or wastewater improvements required or requested by the City, there this agreement. Minimum water main pipe size shall be no City participation for eight inches (8") in diameter or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the cost of the extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized by City Councilproposed development. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements Minimum wastewater main pipe size shall be constructed at eight inches (8") in diameter, or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the time of proposed development. b) Alleys - The In the event that the City's Master Water/Wastewater Plan, Capital Improvements Plan or the City approved developer's comprehensive water and/or wastewater facilities study indicate that larger sized water and/or wastewater improvements are needed, than those required to provide exclusive service to the proposed development, for ultimate growth considerations, the developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) ofthe cost ofall improvements designed to provide exclusive service to the full proposed development beyond the minimum 8" size. Should the City elect to install larger facilities than indicated to be necessary for the exclusive service to the development, the additional incremental cost of constructing required improvements within alley right-of-waysshall be borne by the City based on the unit prices contained in the lowest responsible bid received from a qualified bidder. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides The developer shall be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the cost ofinstallation of all streets and shall be constructed as lots are built upon. Cost shall be paid by water and/or wastewater services to each proposed or existing lot or tract within the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of the developer to ensure the installation of water, sewer, storm drainage and street light infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the sidewalk. If such infrastructure is installed in conflict with the required location of the sidewalk, the developer shall bear the expense for utility relocation prior to final acceptance of the subdivision by the Citydevelopment. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing railroad crossings. 2) If the developer constructs a wider street than required by the City, there No permanent structures shall be no City participation in the cost of the crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Council. e) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee established pursuant to the City of Granbury Fee Schedule, as amended. The construction inspection and materials testing fee shall be submitted as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA) to the Director of Community Development. This amount may be adjusted by the developer constructed over an existing water main or the City, upon written request, to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and acceptance of the street improvements, provided the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.00). f) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street improvements only if funds are available for such participationan existing wastewater main or lateral. In the event that no funds are available for City participationthe developer desires to construct a permanent structure over an existing water and/or wastewater facility, the developer shall award be responsible for the contract total cost ofrelocating the existing facility. e) In those situations where the construction of water main transmission facilities or wastewater collector main facilities are not economically feasible, the developer may petition the City to construct water supply facilities and/or package wastewater treatment facilities or water/wastewater pumping facilities, and, subject to the approval of the City Manager and deposit the City Council, construct same. 1) When the special facilities are designed to provide service exclusively to the development, the developer shall be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the cost of such facilities. In the event that the City requires larger facilities be constructed to provide service to other areas, the developer shall be responsible for the portion which represents the cost of constructing facilities to provide exclusive service to the proposed development and the City shall be responsible for the remainder of the cost. In the event City funds are not available, the developer shall install those special facilities as are required to provide service to the proposed development and are consistent with the adopted minimum standards. 2) The special facilities statement shall not be construed as requiring the City cash to provide water and/or wastewater service to areas where normal service is not immediately or a bond in economically available. Rather, it is intended to permit an equitable method ofproviding such water and/or wastewater service where the amount best interests of the total construction cost City will be served by the use of the facilitysuch facilities.

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider or thicker street than required or requested by the City, there shall be no City participation for the cost of the extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized by City Council. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements shall be constructed at the time of development. b) Alleys - The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing required improvements within alley right-of-ways. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides of all streets and shall be constructed as lots are built upon. Cost shall be paid by the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of the developer to ensure the installation of water, sewer, storm drainage and street light infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the sidewalk. If such Ifsuch infrastructure is installed in conflict with the required location of the sidewalk, the developer shall bear the expense for utility relocation prior to final acceptance of the subdivision by the City. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing railroad crossings. 2) If the developer constructs a wider street than required by the City, there shall be no City participation pmiicipation in the cost of the crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Council. e) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee established pursuant to the City of Granbury Fee Schedule, as amended. The construction inspection and materials testing fee shall be submitted as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA) to the Director of Community Development. This amount may be maybe adjusted by the developer or the City, upon written request, to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and acceptance of the street improvements, provided the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.00). f) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street improvements only if funds are available for such participation. In the event that no funds are available for City participation, the developer shall award the contract and deposit with the City cash or a bond in the amount of the total construction cost of the facility.

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider or thicker street than required or requested by the City, there shall be no City participation for the cost of the extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized by City Council. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements shall be constructed at the time of development. b) Alleys - The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing required improvements within alley right-of-ways. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides of all streets and shall be constructed as lots are built upon. Cost shall be paid by the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of the developer to ensure the installation of waterofwater, sewer, storm drainage and street light infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the ofthe sidewalk. If such Ifsuch infrastructure is installed in conflict with the required location of the sidewalk, the developer shall bear the expense for utility relocation prior to final acceptance of the subdivision by the City. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing railroad crossingscrossmgs. 2) If the developer constructs a wider street than required by the City, there shall be no City participation in the cost of the ofthe crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Council. e) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee testing fee established pursuant to the City of Granbury Fee Schedule, as amended. The construction inspection and materials testing fee shall be submitted as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA) to the Director of Community Development. This amount may be VI. adjusted by the developer or the City, upon written request, to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and acceptance of the street improvements, provided the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.00). f) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street improvements only if funds are available for such participation. In the event that no funds are available for City participation, the developer shall award the contract and deposit with the City cash or a bond in the amount of the total construction cost of the facility.

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider or thicker street than required or requested by the City, there shall be no City participation for the cost of the extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized by City Council. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements shall be constructed at the time of development. b) Alleys - The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing required improvements within alley rightrights-of-waysway. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides of all streets and shall be constructed as lots are built upon. Cost The cost shall be paid by the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of the developer to ensure the installation of water, sewer, storm drainage and street light streetlight infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-clean- outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the sidewalk. If such infrastructure is installed in conflict with the required location of the sidewalk, the developer shall bear the expense for utility relocation prior to final acceptance of the subdivision by the City. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing railroad crossings. 2) If the developer constructs a wider street than required by the City, there shall be no City participation in the cost of the crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Council. e) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee established pursuant testing deposit. The deposit will be estimated at $150 per day for each working day of the project from Notice to the City of Granbury Fee Schedule, Proceed to Final Punchlist Completed as amended. determined by Exhibit K. The construction inspection and materials testing fee deposit shall be submitted to the Director of Public Works as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA) to the Director of Community Development). This amount may be adjusted The construction inspector will invoice against this deposit each month based on actual site visits requested by the developer or contractor. If the Citydeposit is not sufficient to cover the requested inspections through Final Punchlist Completed, upon written request, an additional deposit will be required based on the estimated number of days remaining until Final Punchlist Completed at a rate of $150.00 a day. A final accounting will be done prior to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and final acceptance of the street improvements, provided project and the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.00)final invoice shall be reconciled prior to obtaining City acceptance of the project. f) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street improvements only if funds are available for such participation. In the event that no funds are not available for City participation, the developer shall award the contract and deposit with the City cash or a bond in the amount of the total construction cost of the facility. g) Final acceptance of the facilities will be contingent upon those items listed in Exhibit I which are related to the right of way and common areas. In addition, the facilities must conform to the plans and specifications for the project.

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider or thicker street than required or requested by the City, there shall be no City participation for the cost of the ofthe extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized by City Council. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements shall be constructed at the time of development. b) Alleys - The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing required improvements within alley right-of-ways. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides of all streets and shall be constructed as lots are built upon. Cost shall be paid by the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of the ofthe developer to ensure the installation of waterofwater, sewer, storm drainage and street light infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the ofthe sidewalk. If such Ifsuch infrastructure is installed in conflict with conflictwith the required location of the sidewalk, the developer shall bear the expense for utility relocation prior to final acceptance of the ofthe subdivision by the City. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost of constructing railroad crossings. 2) If the developer constructs a wider street than required by the City, there shall be no City participation in the cost of the ofthe crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Council. e) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee testing fee established pursuant to the City of Granbury Fee Schedule, as amended. The construction inspection and materials testing fee shall be submitted as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement ImprovementAgreement (FIA) to the Director of Community Development. This amount may be maybe adjusted by the developer or the City, upon written request, to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and acceptance of the street improvements, provided the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.00). f) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street improvements only if funds are available for such participation. In fu the event that no funds are available for City participation, the developer shall award the contract and deposit with the City cash or a bond in the amount of the ofthe total construction cost of the facility.

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the full cost of constructing ofinstalling all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider or thicker street than standard water and/or wastewater improvements required or requested by the City, there this agreement. Minimum water main pipe size shall be no City participation for eight inches (8") in diameter or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the cost of the extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized by City Councilproposed development. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements Minimum wastewater main pipe size shall be constructed at eight inches (8") in diameter, or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the time of proposed development. b) Alleys - The In the event that the City's Master Water/Wastewater Plan, Capital Improvements Plan or the City approved developer's comprehensive water and/or wastewater facilities study indicate that larger sized water and/or wastewater improvements are needed, than those required to provide exclusive service to the proposed development, for ultimate growth considerations, the developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent ( I 00%) of the full cost of constructing required ofall improvements within alley right-of-waysdesigned to provide exclusive service to the proposed development beyond the minimum 8" size. Should the City elect to install larger facilities than indicated to be necessary for the exclusive service to the development, the additional incremental cost shall be borne by the City based on the unit prices contained in the lowest responsible bid received from a qualified bidder. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides The developer shall be responsible for one hundred percent ( I 00%) of the cost of installation of all streets and water and/or wastewater services to each proposed or existing lot or tract within the development. d) No permanent structures shall be constructed as lots are built uponover an existing water main or an existing wastewater main or lateral. Cost shall be paid by In the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of event that the developer desires to ensure the installation of water, sewer, storm drainage and street light infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the sidewalk. If such infrastructure is installed in conflict with the required location of the sidewalkconstruct a permanent structure over an existing water and/or wastewater facility, the developer shall bear be responsible for the expense for utility relocation prior total cost of relocating the existing facility. e) In those situations where the construction of water main transmission facilities or wastewater collector main facilities are not economically feasible, the developer may petition the City to final acceptance construct water supply facilities and/or package wastewater treatment facilities or water/wastewater pumping facilities, and, subject to the approval of the subdivision by City Manager and the CityCity Council, construct same. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The When the special facilities are designed to provide service exclusively to the development, the developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (1 00 ) of the full cost of constructing railroad crossingssuch facilities. In the event that the City requires larger facilities be constructed to provide service to other areas, the developer shall be responsible for the portion which represents the cost ofconstructing facilities to provide exclusive service to the proposed development and the City shall be responsible for the remainder ofthe cost. In the event City funds are not available, the developer shall install those special facilities as are required to provide service to the proposed development and are consistent with the adopted minimum standards. 2) If The special facilities statement shall not be construed as requiring the developer constructs a wider street than required City to provide water and/or wastewater service to areas where normal service is not immediately or economically available. Rather, it is intended to permit an equitable method of providing such water and/or wastewater service where the best interests of the City will be served by the City, there shall be no City participation in the cost use of the crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Councilsuch facilities. ef) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee testing fee established pursuant to the City of Granbury Fee Schedule, as amended. The construction inspection inspection, all required deposits, and materials testing fee fees shall be submitted as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA) to the Director of Community Development. This amount may be adjusted by the developer or the City, upon written requestrequest by the developer, to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and acceptance of the street water and/or wastewater improvements, provided the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.00). fg) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street water and/or wastewater improvements only if funds are available for such participation. In the event that no funds are available for City participationpaiiicipation, the developer shall award the contract and deposit with the City cash or a bond in the amount of the total construction cost of the facility.

Distribution of Cost. a) Interior and Perimeter Streets - 1) The developer shall bear the full cost be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of constructing all street improvements. 2) If the developer constructs a wider or thicker street than required or requested by the City, there shall be no City participation for the cost of the extra width or thickness, unless otherwise authorized installing all standard water and/or wastewater improvements required by City Councilthis agreement. If the City Council determines that an improved roadway is needed for the proper and orderly development of the surrounding area, the perimeter street improvements The minimum water main pipe size shall be constructed at eight inches (8") in diameter, or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the time of proposed development. The minimum wastewater main pipe size shall be eight inches (8") in diameter, or such larger size as may be necessary to properly serve the proposed development. b) Alleys - The In the event that the City’s Master Water/Wastewater Plan, Capital Improvements Plan or the City approved developer’s comprehensive water and/or wastewater facilities study indicate that larger sized water and/or wastewater improvements are needed, than those required to provide exclusive service to the proposed development, for ultimate growth considerations, the developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the full cost of constructing required all improvements within alley right-of-waysdesigned to provide exclusive service to the proposed development beyond the minimum 8” size. Should the City elect to install larger facilities than indicated to be necessary for the exclusive service to the development, the additional incremental cost shall be borne by the City based on the unit prices contained in the lowest responsible bid received from a qualified bidder. c) Sidewalks are required on both sides The developer shall be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the cost of installation of all streets and water and/or wastewater services to each proposed or existing lot or tract within the development. d) No permanent structures shall be constructed as lots are built uponover an existing water main or an existing wastewater main or lateral. Cost shall be paid by In the builder or developer. It shall be the responsibility of event that the developer desires to ensure the installation of water, sewer, storm drainage and street light infrastructure (mains, valves, manholes, meter boxes, clean-outs, fire hydrants, etc.) do not conflict with the required location of the sidewalk. If such infrastructure is installed in conflict with the required location of the sidewalkconstruct a permanent structure over an existing water and/or wastewater facility, the developer shall bear be responsible for the expense for utility relocation prior total cost of relocating the existing facility. e) In those situations where the construction of water main transmission facilities or wastewater collector main facilities are not economically feasible, the developer may petition the City to final acceptance construct water supply facilities and/or package wastewater treatment facilities or water/wastewater pumping facilities, and, subject to the approval of the subdivision by City Manager and the CityCity Council, construct same. d) Railroad Crossings - 1) The When the special facilities are designed to provide service exclusively to the development, the developer shall bear be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the full cost of such facilities. In the event that the City requires larger facilities be constructed to provide service to other areas, the developer shall be responsible for the portion which represents the cost of constructing railroad crossingsfacilities to provide exclusive service to the proposed development and the City shall be responsible for the remainder of the cost. In the event City funds are not available, the developer shall install those special facilities as are required to provide service to the proposed development and are consistent with the adopted minimum standards. 2) If The special facilities statement shall not be construed as requiring the developer constructs a wider street than required City to provide water and/or wastewater service to areas where normal service is not immediately or economically available. Rather, it is intended to permit an equitable method of providing such water and/or wastewater service where the best interests of the City will be served by the City, there shall be no City participation in the cost use of the crossing through the extra width, unless specifically authorized by City Councilsuch facilities. ef) The developer shall pay a construction inspection and materials testingfee established pursuant testing deposit. The deposit will be estimated at $150 per day for each working day of the project from Notice to the City of Granbury Fee Schedule, Proceed to Final Punchlist Completed as amended. determined by Exhibit K. The construction inspection and materials testing fee deposit shall be submitted to the Director of Public Works as a cash deposit together with the signed Facilities Improvement Agreement (FIA) to the Director of Community Development). This amount may be adjusted The construction inspector will invoice against this deposit each month based on actual site visits requested by the developer or contractor. If the Citydeposit is not sufficient to cover the requested inspections through Final Punchlist Completed, upon written request, an additional deposit will be required based on the estimated number of days remaining until Final Punchlist Completed at a rate of $150.00 a day. A final accounting will be done prior to conform to the actual construction cost upon completion and final acceptance of the street improvements, provided project and the difference is greater than twenty-five dollars ($25.00)final invoice shall be reconciled prior to obtaining City acceptance of the project. fg) The City shall assume a share of the cost of the street water and/or wastewater improvements only if funds are available for such participation. In the event that no funds are available for City participation, the developer shall award the contract and deposit with the City cash or a bond in the amount of the total construction cost of the facility.