Sewer. If applicable to the development, Developer shall construct sanitary sewer lines as shown upon the Development Plan. Developer shall construct the same, manholes (if any) and all appurtenances in accordance with the Development Plan and upon completion and testing by the contractor and the Town Engineer the Town shall accept the same within the proposed right-of-way lines for ownership and maintenance.
Sewer. It shall be the Tenant’s responsibility to keep sewer lines open. If a sewer line is clogged because of foreign matter, and not by an obstruction in the main sewer line, the Tenant will have to pay the charge for cleaning his own sewer line. paper or disposable diapers, flushable wipes sanitary napkins, tampons, razor blades, paper or cloth towels, wash cloths, baby pants, diapers, food, vegetables, grease, cooking oil, meats, no kitty litter as cats are not allowed. or other items not intended for you sewage system must be discarded in plastic bags and may NOT BE FLUSHED DOWN THE TOILET INTO THE SEWER. Any clogging of sewer lines caused by these items will be opened at the Tenant’s expense. Each tenant is solely liable and responsible for keeping his own water and sewer connections from freezing and shall arrange for such repairs. The constant running of water to prevent lines from freezing is absolutely prohibited and shall constitute grounds for eviction.
Sewer. Sewer construction shall be deemed substantially complete upon the installation, flushing, and testing of sewer main line, laterals, cleanouts, manholes, and all other appurtenances of the sewer system as shown on the approved plans and specifications therefore and in accordance with the City standard plans and specifications and the verification of such installation by the civil engineer and confirmation of such installation by the Field Inspector.
Sewer. The proposed Extension will consist of approximately linear feet of sewer pipe and appurtenances, and shall be designed and installed in accordance with this Agreement, the Developer Extension condition letter attached as Exhibit B, and the District approved Standards and Specifications. The proposed sewer system extension shall be installed in streets and other approved rights-of-way and/or easements and shall be for the use and benefit of the property herein described. UTB 1511
Sewer. If applicable to the development, Owner and/or Owner’s successors in interest shall construct sanitary sewer lines as shown upon the Development Plan. Owner and/or Owner’s successors in interest shall construct the same, manholes (if any) and all appurtenances in accordance with the Development Plan(s) and upon completion and testing by the contractor and the Town Engineer, the Town shall accept the same within the proposed right-of-way lines for ownership and maintenance.
Sewer. Upon the Manitou PAA’s annexation to the City, the Tacoma Environmental Services Department’s Wastewater Management would take over the ownership and maintenance responsibility of the sewer main facilities as set forth in Section 8 of this MOU.
Sewer. Developer shall construct, or cause to be constructed, all onsite sanitary sewer improvements needed for the Project. Developer shall dedicate the sanitary sewer improvements to FW City, and sanitary sewer improvements shall be built to FW City Public Works Standards.
Sewer. Tenant shall only permit sanitary discharge into the existing sewer. Tenant shall comply with all requirements of the County of Suffolk, Department of Public Works, as it relates to use of the sewer, including the payment of any excess volume charges as determined by the County of Suffolk.
Sewer. That the CPW agrees to furnish sanitary sewer service through a tap at rates calculated under the most recent rate schedule as adopted by the CPW.
Sewer. The major items of concurrency which normally affect most projects are sewers and roads. Sewers and roadway capacities are also generally the most expensive to build. Concurrency laws may require the developer to pave, widen, and/or construct existing or additional roads to carry the burden of the additional traffic generated by a proposed development. The developer may also have to participate in the cost of construction to increase the sewer capacity or may have to donate land to be used for parks and recreation. As a result of rapid development, a major concern in the area lies with the inability of the existing roads to keep up with vehicular traffic demands. Streets are rated "A" through "F". Streets in the county with severe traffic problems are labeled "F". Development on streets that are rated, or are approaching, an "F" rating could be significantly curtailed. All counties have major road construction programs underway to alleviate these problems, however, they are likely to persist, at least in the short run.
