Municipal Water and Sewer Service Sample Clauses

Municipal Water and Sewer Service. The City agrees to construct the backbone water and sewer infrastructure that will provide service to the greater West Xxxxxxxxx area including the Planned Development. Water and sewer service will be available to the Planned Development by November 1, 2008. (a) Developer shall reimburse the City all actual costs associated with City of Xxxxxxxxx Contract No. 2007-86- 0036, shown in Exhibit Q, which is only a portion of the major water and sewer infrastructure necessary for full This section is the subject of a 2007 revision to the original Comprehensive Plan Amendment and Zoning Ordinance Amendment, both of 2005. In the original plans, the Developer was to construct the backbone of the water and sewer infrastructure to flow through the site. In the time between 2005 and 2007, the City designed and entered into a construction SECTION OF DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT COMMENTS build out of the areacontract for the backbone water and sewer infrastructure.
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