Sewer Facilities. Sewer Facilities, as used herein, shall include, but not be limited to, all real time controls, underground passages, underground sewer passageways, pipes, conduits, valves, pumps, basins, drains, storage facilities, transmission facilities, manholes, hand holes, fittings, braces, foundations, meters, fixtures, and other property or equipment of whatever description and appurtenances existing, used, employed, operated, maintained, placed, installed, built, constructed, reconstructed, repaired and/or replaced in the Real Property, whether now existing or hereafter devised for the purpose of accumulating, storing, pumping, transmitting and/or distributing wastewater, sanitary sewage, industrial discharges and stormwater to and through the Real Property. The Sewer Facilities in the Real Property shall remain the property of the Authority, its successors and assigns. Nothing in this Agreement permits or grants the Owner or anyone else the right to tap in to or otherwise to connect in to the Sewer Facilities. Tap in and/or connection opportunities are subject to the Authority’s full permit and approval processes.
Sewer Facilities. Sewer Facilities as used herein shall include, but not be limited to, the existing Mill Race Tunnel, all underground sewers, underground sewer passages, underground passage ways, pipes, sewer conduits, valves, pumps, basins, drains, manholes, hand holes, fittings, braces, foundations, meters, fixtures, and other property or equipment of whatever description and appurtenances existing, used, employed, operated, maintained, placed, built, reconstructed, repaired, upgraded and/or replaced in the Easement Property, whether now existing or hereafter devised for the purpose of receiving, retaining, accumulating, transmitting and/or distributing wastewater, sanitary sewage, industrial discharges, storm water or other Sewer Purposes.
Sewer Facilities. (a) City represents and warrants that sewer service through the City system is available to the Subject Property at a location north of the Subject Property at Xxxxx Road and I-88. In connection with the annexation and development of the Subject Property, the City shall construct sufficient sewer pipes, lines, lift stations and other facilities in order to bring sewer service to the Subject Property sufficient to service the Subject Property for its anticipated use and in accordance with City standards, and the City shall install such facilities along the Subject Property (collectively, “Sewer Facilities”) as shown on Exhibit G-2.
1. Subject to events of Force Majeure (as defined below), the City shall complete the Sewer Facilities to (i) the east boundary of the Xxxxx Property and (ii) the Xxxx County line along the east boundary of the Yesac Property on or before the date that is six months after the date that Owner has submitted to the City (1) an application for a grading permit for a primary building on any portion of the Subject Property, and (2) an application for approval of Owner’s storm water management plan for applicable portion of the Subject Property, and (3) all fees required in connection with such applications. Owner shall submit such applications and pay such fees within 12 months after Owner purchases any portion of the Yesac Property. Owner acknowledges that the City’s obligation to complete the Sewer Facilities by such date is subject to Force Majeure (as defined in Section 37(c)) and City obtaining the easements required to install the Sewer Facilities. Owner shall reimburse the City for the costs of the installation of the Sewer Facilities as set forth herein. Such Sewer Facilities shall be constructed either within existing easements or in currently dedicated right-of-way and to the extent that such easements and rights-of-way are not currently in existence, the City shall obtain such easements and rights-of-way at Owner’s sole cost pursuant to Section 14, subject to the following: (x) if IRE (as defined in Section 6(c)) or IRE’s designee or assignee enters into an annexation agreement with the City relating to the IRE Land (as defined in Section 6(c)) and acquires the IRE Land, Owner shall not be required to pay for any easements that may be required on the IRE Land, (y) the City shall consult with Owner and obtain Owner’s approval (which shall not be unreasonably withheld) before acquiring any easements relating to Sewer Facilitie...
Sewer Facilities a. Service to sewer customers in the Algoma Sewer Service Area shall be through existing sanitary sewer mains connected to the sanitary sewer system owned by Plainfield. Plainfield does not and shall not own, and shall not be responsible for lateral connection lines, service leads and appurtenances outside of the public rights-of-way.
b. Service in the Algoma Sewer Service Area to new authorized customers shall be through the extension of existing sanitary sewer mains, in or connected to the Plainfield portion of the North Kent Sewage Disposal System. Plainfield and the NKSA shall not be responsible for the cost of design and construction of such extension(s). All facilities are required to be designed and constructed in compliance with Plainfield and NKSA standards and plans. Algoma shall reasonably keep Plainfield advised of development land use proposals within the Algoma Sewer Service Area which are pending before Algoma. Any collection system extension(s) to the North Kent Sewage Disposal System shall be connected at such point(s) as may be mutually agreeable to the parties. After installation, satisfactory inspection, and final acceptance by Plainfield of such extension facilities, all mains, associated man-holes and related infrastructure within the public right-of-way shall become the property and responsibility of Plainfield. Plainfield or NKSA shall obtain or cause to be obtained all permits (including, without limitation, a permit pursuant to Part 41 of Michigan Public Act 451 of 1994, as amended) required by State or Federal agencies in connection with the construction of the facilities within the Algoma Sewer Service Area.
c. Plainfield or the NKSA or their contractors shall review the design and inspect the construction of all sewer facilities within the Algoma Sewer Service Area. All connections of laterals to facilities within the Algoma Sewer Service Area shall be inspected by Plainfield or the NKSA or their contractors. The owner of the property to be served shall pay or reimburse Plainfield and/or the NKSA for the cost of such inspection. No connection of laterals within the Algoma Sewer Service Area shall be permitted unless they comply with then current Plainfield and NKSA Standard Specifications and Requirements, copies of which are maintained on file and available for inspection at the Plainfield and NKSA offices, as the case may be.
d. Unless otherwise provided for between the parties, Algoma shall reimburse Plainfield and/or the NK...
Sewer Facilities. On-site sewer facilities required as a condition of approval of any Project permit shall be completed before the City issues a Certificate of Occupancy for any building for which the facilities are required.
Sewer Facilities. The Project Site is within the service area of Xxxxxx County Public Works & Utilities in accordance with the Xxxxxx County Unified Sewer Plan as approved by the Xxxxxx County Council and Washington State Department of Ecology. Sewer service will be provided by a public sewer system owned and operated by Xxxxxx County Public Works and Utilities, which will connect into an onsite Wastewater Treatment Plant constructed by XXXX and owned/operated by Xxxxxx County. The phasing of the onsite WWTP, and interim treatment systems, is described in more detail in Section 4.1.3.
Sewer Facilities. The Developer has caused Substantial ------------ ---------------- Completion of the construction of the Sewer Facilities to occur on or before July 4, 1996, and shall cause Final Completion of the construction of the Sewer Facilities to occur on or before December 31, 1996.
Sewer Facilities. This Agreement does not affect Stanford’s obligation, if any, to pay for or construct needed improvements in the sewer collection system prior to connection to the sanitary sewers, or its obligation to meet federal, state and local discharge limits and requirements.
Sewer Facilities a. Show locations of existing and proposed sewers, grease traps and separators, and cleanouts; show on architectural and civil engineering plans.
b. Show inverts of building pipe connections to on-site sewer laterals.
c. Provide new sewer location card(s).
d. Install new clean outs at property lines.
e. Use a sewer back flow device (case by case basis)
f. Use threaded sewer cap for all clean outs in hardscape area.
g. Install grease interceptor units for all restaurants/cooking or food service facilities;
Sewer Facilities. Upon final acceptance of the Sewer Facilities by the City, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed, the City shall reimburse and/or credit Developer in an amount equal to the lesser of (i) the Final Facilities Costs for the Sewer Facilities, as evidenced by the Documentation; or (ii) $974,928.65 (which is equivalent to $812,440.54, plus twenty percent (20%) of $812,440.54) (“Maximum Sewer Reimbursement Amount”). The Reimbursement shall be provided solely through the application of credits against Sewer Impact Fees otherwise due from the Project (applied at the time of building permit) and/or reimbursement of Sewer Impact Fees paid at the time of building permit, and there shall be no other source of Reimbursement for costs associated with Sewer Facilities even if the Final Facilities Costs for the Sewer Facilities exceed the amount of Sewer Impact Fees otherwise due from the Property.
