Transition Policies Relating to Service Responsibility in the Urban Reserve Sample Clauses

Transition Policies Relating to Service Responsibility in the Urban Reserve. A. Sanitary Sewer Service. There will be no provision of these services in the UR until City and/or Rogue Valley Sewer (RVS) services are available consistent with the provisions of Statewide Planning Goal 11, its implementing regulations, and the regulations of the respective sanitary sewer service provider. Subsequent to annexation, City may require hook-up, per City standards, to sanitary sewer services. Nothing in this provision shall limit the ability of individuals to provide individual services, under provisions of applicable State and local law(s), on their own private property within the Urban Reserve. The attached map (Exhibit 1) depicts City’s UGB and city limits, within which sanitary sewer service is the responsibility of City and/or RVS. County has no sanitary sewer service responsibilities.
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