Pump and Haul Sample Clauses

Pump and Haul. As the Property is outside of the current Regional Wastewater Treatment area, the Town authorizes the Developer on an as needed basis, to pump-and-haul sanitary sewer effluent (hereafter “Material”) disposal from the Property System as directed by the Town of Xxxxxxxx’x Station Wastewater Department on a per delivery basis and in compliance with local, state and federal laws, rules and regulations until such time as the Town of Xxxxxxxx’x Station determines there exist other available and viable wastewater treatment and disposal options for the Property. The Developer is and shall be solely responsible for the cost of transferring the Material as directed by the Town of Xxxxxxxx’x Station Wastewater Department and in compliance with local, state and federal laws, rules and regulations. Upon notice by the Town of other available and viable wastewater treatment and disposal options, the Developer shall be required to utilize those option(s) and upon connection to the wastewater treatment option, this Utility Agreement will terminate.
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Pump and Haul. In the event the Developer desires to receive wastewater service for any portion of the Property prior to completion of any wastewater infrastructure necessary for service to the Property or if flows within the Property are inadequate to sufficiently serve the Property, the Developer may request and the City shall provide pump and haul wastewater service to the Property at the Developer’s sole cost and expense provided that the following conditions are met:
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