Sanitary Sewer Facilities and Laterals Sample Clauses

Sanitary Sewer Facilities and Laterals. (1) The Developer shall be solely responsible for extending the existing sanitary sewer main to the Property to provide adequate service to all lots on the Property. Developer shall also install one sanitary sewer lateral to a point 15 feet beyond the right of way line for each lot at a location to be approved by the Municipal Engineer. No installation of underground sewer facilities shall commence until plans and specifications have been approved by the Municipal Engineer and the State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, in addition to the other approvals required by this Agreement. The Municipal Engineer shall approve the actual location, size and depth of the sanitary sewer facilities. (2) The sanitary sewer and any respective service laterals shall not be accepted until as built plans and a complete breakdown of all construction, engineering and administrative costs incurred by the Developer is submitted to the Municipal Engineer and Municipal Clerk, respectively. (This is necessary to aid in determining the Sewer Utility’s plant value.) (3) Use of, or entering into, any confined spaces must utilize OSHA Confined Space Entry safety practices as required by OSHA. The same requirements shall apply on any spaces once they have been completed and accepted by the Municipality.
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Sanitary Sewer Facilities and Laterals. SUBDIVIDER shall install sanitary sewer mains and laterals to serve all lots within the PHASE then being completed to the limits shown on EXHIBIT B PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PLANS. No installation of underground utilities shall commence until: a. Plans and specifications have been approved by the VILLAGE ENGINEER and the State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, in addition to the other approvals required by this AGREEMENT. When required by the VILLAGE ENGINEER the sanitary sewer shall be provided in locations, sizes, and depths necessary to serve future SUBDIVISIONS and PHASES. b. The incremental cost for pipe sizes greater than the eight inch (8”) in diameter will be borne by the VILLAGE and either credited or reimbursed to the SUBDIVIDER upon written demand from SUBDIVIDER to VILLAGE, but in any event, within forty-five (45) days following recommendation by the VILLAGE ENGINEER and approval by the VILLAGE BOARD. The increment shall be based on the approximate cost of the pipe material only for the different pipe sizes and will be made in accordance with the amounts indicated in EXHIBIT O, “TABLE OF REIMBURSEMENTS FOR OVERSIZING PIPE.” Any claim by SUBDIVIDER for reimbursement of the incremental cost for pipe sizes greater than eight (8) inches shall be submitted in a format acceptable to the VILLAGE ENGINEER within ten (10) years of the effective date of the underlying DEVELOPMENT AGREMENT or be considered null and void and forever barred. c. SUBDIVIDER shall be responsible for submitting any required documentation to become a part of and for payment of any required fees by the MADISON METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE DISTRICT (M.M.S.D.) contemporaneous with the execution of this AGREEMENT. Fee payments shall be made to the VILLAGE.
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Sanitary Sewer Facilities and Laterals. Subject to the approval of the VILLAGE as to size, depth, and slope: i. The DISTRICT shall install a sanitary sewer connection from Pheasant Run as approved for the site and extend sanitary main from Red Hawk Tr. within the required roadway connection to the Northern boundary of the PROPERTY. The DISTRICT shall provide utility easements for any facilities installed outside of the public right of way. No installation of underground utilities shall commence until: 1) Plans and specifications have been approved by the VILLAGE and the State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (hereafter DNR), in addition to the other approvals required by this AGREEMENT. When required by the VILLAGE, the sanitary sewer shall be provided in locations, sizes, and depths necessary to serve continued development. 2) The incremental cost for pipe sizes greater than ten inches (10”) in diameter will be borne by the VILLAGE and either credited or reimbursed to the DISTRICT. The increment shall be based on the approximate cost of the pipe material only for the different pipe sizes and will be made in accordance with the amounts indicated in EXHIBIT E.
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Sanitary Sewer Facilities and Laterals a. The Developer shall install sanitary sewer mains and laterals to serve all lots within the land division. No installation of underground utilities shall commence until plans and specifications have been approved by the Town Engineer and the State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, in addition to the other approvals required by this Agreement or law. When required by the Town Engineer, the sanitary sewer shall be provided in locations, sizes, and depths necessary to serve future land divisions and phases. b. The Developer shall pay any Madison Metropolitan Sewage District assessments against the land division property to the appropriate Town Utility District, and shall pay to the appropriate Town Utility District any and all outstanding special assessments levied against the land division property, before the award of any contract for utility construction.
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Sanitary Sewer Facilities and Laterals. The Deve1oper shall insta11 sanitary sewer mains and sanitary sewer manholes as required by the Municipal Engineer. Developer shall also install one sanitary sewer lateral to a point 15 et beyond the right ofway 1ine r each 1ot at a location to be approved by the Municipa1 Engineer. No insta1lation of underground sewer haci1ities sha1l commence until p1ans and specications have been approved by the Municipa1 Engineer and the State of Wisconsin Department of Natura1 Resources in addition to the other approvals required by this Agreement. The Municipa1 Engineer sha11 approve the actual 1ocation size and depth of the sanitary sewer ci1ities.
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