DRAINAGE STANDARDS Sample Clauses

DRAINAGE STANDARDS. 4.1 The Developer covenants that the preparation of the drainage Plans, the construction and installation of all storm water management systems both within private and public lands, all testing associated with storm water management systems (including testing for the height of water tables, soil alkalinity and soil compaction), all necessary approvals from Alberta Environment and Parks and other affected approving authorities and the maintenance of all storm water management systems during the Guarantee Period shall be undertaken and conducted in accordance with accepted engineering and construction practices and in accordance with the Design Standards.
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DRAINAGE STANDARDS. The Developer covenants that the preparation of the drainage Plans, the construction and installation of all storm water management systems both within private lands and public property, all testing associated with storm water management systems (including testing for the height of water tables, soil alkalinity and soil compaction), all necessary approvals from Alberta Environment and other affected approving authorities, and the maintenance of all storm water management systems during the Guarantee Period shall be undertaken and conducted in accordance with accepted engineering and construction practices and in accordance with the General Design Standards and the Municipality’s Surface Drainage Bylaw. The Developer covenants that all proposed purchasers and optionees of any of the lots within the Development Area shall be fully advised of the requirements of the Municipality relating to the management and disposal of storm water within lots in the Development Area, as outlined below. It is agreed between the Municipality and the Developer that all of the storm water management standards and requirements of the Municipality pursuant to this Agreement shall be and hereby constitute covenants running with the lands and are binding upon the Developer and any subsequent owners of any lots within the Development Area. The Developer further covenants and agrees to ensure that all lots that have fill areas in excess of One (1) meter shall be compacted, and the Developer shall ensure that the Municipality shall be provided with certified test results to ensure compliance with this Section and further, will provide to the Municipality a plan of all such lots that have fill areas in excess of the said One (1) meter. The Developer covenants and agrees that prior to the Construction Completion Certificate for any of the Municipal Improvements to be constructed and installed within the Development Area, that the Developer shall undertake and complete to the satisfaction of the Municipality such grading work as may be necessary to ensure that all lots within the Development Area have positive drainage and that there will be no unacceptable ponding of water within any of the lots within the Area. It is further agreed and hereby declared by the Parties that all herein specified standards, requirements and any unfulfilled obligations due and owing to the Municipality by the Developer constitute covenants running with the land and binding upon any subsequent owners or lease...

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