Town’s Option to Oversize Water Lines Sample Clauses

Town’s Option to Oversize Water Lines. Within ninety (90) days of the date of this Agreement, the Town Council may elect to oversize such lines, improvements or appurtenances for the Town’s use in the expansion of its potable water system and will inform the Owners in writing of the specifications for such oversizing. In the event the Town so elects to oversize such improvements, then the Town shall be responsible for the difference in the cost of design, materials and construction to oversize the improvements based on plans and cost estimates provided by the Owners to the Town, and approved by the Town Council, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. The Town shall reimburse the Owners for the difference in such costs in the form of cash. The Town shall make such reimbursement to the Owners within sixty (60) days following a written request therefor from the Owners, accompanied by such supporting documentation as is reasonably necessary to demonstrate that the Owners have incurred and paid the costs which are attributable to such over-sizing in keeping with the plans and cost estimate previously approved by the Town Council.
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Town’s Option to Oversize Water Lines. Within three (3) months of the date of this Agreement, the Town Council may elect to oversize such lines, improvements, or appurtenances for the Town's use in the expansion of its potable water system. In the event the Town so elects to oversize such improvements, then the Town shall be responsible for the difference in the cost of design, materials, and construction to oversize the improvements based on plans and cost estimates provided by the Owner to the Town, and approved by the Town Council, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed. The Town shall reimburse the Owner for the difference in cost of materials to oversize such improvements in the form of cash. The Town shall make such reimbursement to the Owner within sixty (60) days following a written request therefor from the Owner, accompanied by such supporting documentation as is reasonably necessary to demonstrate that the Owner has incurred and paid the costs which are attributable to such over-sizing in keeping with the plans and cost estimate previously approved by the Town Council.
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