Sewer Infrastructure Sample Clauses

Sewer Infrastructure. Landowner shall be responsible for the construction of all on-site sewer lines, lift stations, service connections and other facilities on the Property to be used in the collection and conveyance of wastewater specifically required for development of the Property. Landowner shall be responsible for all off-site sewer system improvements (the “Sewer Infrastructure”), as more specifically set forth on Exhibit C.
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Sewer Infrastructure. Based on Exhibit R, the Parties agree that the sole off-site sewer infrastructure improvement required for development of the Properties (except for any off-site connections to reach nearby points of connection to the existing City collection system) are upgrades to the Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx Commons, and Xxxxxx Xxxx pump stations to City standards described in Exhibit R. Exhibit R details the nature of the agreed-upon upgrades to each pump station. Coats agrees to improve the Xxxxxx Xxxx pump station, none of the costs of which are eligible for Sewer System Development Charge ("SSDC") credit. Xxxxxxxx Ranch agrees to improve the Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx pump station, of which 40 percent of the approved costs are eligible for SSDC credit. Rio Lobo agrees to improve the Xxxxxxx Commons pump station, of which 75 percent of the approved costs are eligible for SSDC credit or reimbursement. Credits or reimbursements will be made consistent with current City SDC Policy. The SDC recovery areas for the improvements eligible for credit or reimbursement are shown in Exhibit R. All pump station upgrades must be completed not later than the date that the lots are platted or site plans approved that represent 50 percent of the Equivalent Dwelling Units ("EDUs") for the Owners' respective properties (Rio Lobo Xxxxx 0, Xxx Xxxx Xxxxx 0, the Coats Property, and the Xxxxxxxx Ranch Property. This excludes Transect Properties). NWX2, Coats, Xxxxxxxx Ranch, and Rio Lobo will enter into a separate agreement on the timing and reimbursement for construction of the pump station improvement consistent with this Agreement. The Parties agree that all other indirect impacts of development of the Properties on the City's sewer systems will be recovered through the imposition of SSDCs on the Properties, excluding Transect Properties, as they develop over time in accordance with applicable City policy and procedure.
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