Wastewater Service. The City shall be the retail wastewater treatment service provider to the Development. As retail service provider, the City shall operate, maintain, and repair all components of the WWTP and offsite wastewater system. The City may contract with Aqua so that Aqua may provide wastewater billing services within the District with Aqua’s water billing services. The rates charged by the City within the Development shall be the same as the rates charged by the City to its in-city customers. The City agrees to enter into a retail wastewater treatment service agreement with the District with the following terms:
(a) The City will provide or contract for the provision of retail wastewater utility services to the District sufficient to serve the land uses shown on the Concept Plan. The rates charged by the City may be reviewed and adjusted by the City annually, based on a cost of service study performed by the City. In any event, this Agreement does not prevent District customers from appealing the wastewater rates pursuant to §13.043, Texas Water Code.
(b) The City will receive, treat and dispose of, or shall contract for the treatment and disposal of, all sewage generated by customers within the District. The City will maintain an adequate wastewater treatment capacity at all times to serve the customers within the District at the same level these services are provided within the City. The City may limit service to the District in the same manner and to the same extent that service is limited inside the City limits.
(c) The District will have guaranteed reservation and ownership of capacity in the City’s wastewater utility system as set forth elsewhere in this Agreement.
(d) If necessary, the Developer will provide easements within the area of the District for all District master meters in accordance with City Ordinance requirements. Master meters shall be installed to measure District wastewater flows. In the event wastewater mains enter the District from other City service areas, master meters will be installed at both ends of the system serving the District so that the differential flows will be measured to determine flows from District customers. The Developer and/or District shall not be required to provide easements outside the area of the District.
(e) Developer will provide the City a “Utility Plan” for review and approval by the City showing the preliminary routing and sizing of the facilities to be constructed to extend wastewater services to the Developm...
Wastewater Service. The Land shall be entitled to receive wastewater service in accordance with the Wastewater Utility Service and Fee Agreement between the City and Double L Development, LLC (the “Wastewater Agreement”), in an amount not to exceed 3,393 LUEs. The Parties agree wastewater service may be provided by a third-party utility provider, including, but not limited to, a special purpose district. The Wastewater Service Agreement is hereby modified to increase the LUEs available to serve the Land to 3,393 LUEs.
Wastewater Service. The City grants the Owners authorization, at the Owners’ expense, to extend a sewer main from the Property and to tie said main into the City sewer main running along the south side of Highway 67. The installation must comply with the City’s ordinances, policies, and standards and must be inspected and approved by City staff. After the Property has been developed according to the requirements of the City’s Subdivision Ordinance, has been formally accepted by the City, and is no longer subject to a maintenance bond, the City will maintain those portions of the wastewater system over which the City has jurisdiction. Once connected to the City’s sanitary sewer mains, sanitary sewer service will be provided by the City at rates establish by City ordinances for such service.
Wastewater Service. The parties acknowledge that the provision of wastewater services to Brown Ranch by the City will require the following offsite improvements:
i. Connection from onsite collection facilities in the Brown Ranch “West Basin” to the existing City trunk line running from Sleepy Bear/KOA to the existing wastewater treatment plant. The parties acknowledge that existing facilities provide the necessary connection from the Brown Ranch “East Basin.” Costs of constructing these facilities shall be the responsibility of YVHA.
ii. Expanding the capacity of the existing wastewater treatment facility. Pursuant to state law, design of the expansion of the wastewater treatment facility must commence when the wastewater treatment facility is at 80% capacity, and construction must commence when the wastewater treatment facility is at 90% capacity. The wastewater treatment facility is currently at 73% capacity. Units in Brown Ranch will pay wastewater tap fees on the same basis as other City wastewater utility customers. Wastewater tap fees may be paid using STR Tax funds. Brown Ranch will not be subject to any further sewer related payments as a condition of any City approval or the issuance any building permit during the vesting term provided in Section
Wastewater Service. 2.1 Bryan County intends to design, permit, and construct a regional wastewater treatment facility (hereinafter “Water Reclamation Facility” or “WRF”) in direct support of the development of the Mega-Site and surrounding development. It is expected that the WRF will have an initial capacity of 5 MGD, which can be expanded in phases and upgraded to a maximum capacity of 8 MGD. The initial 5 MGD capacity is anticipated to be allocated to 3 MGD for sewer flows from the Mega-Site, 1 MGD from sewer flows from Savannah, and 1 MGD of existing and anticipated flows within Bryan County and the surrounding area.
2.2 Sewer Service to Effingham County - The Parties agree that upon the completion and operation of the North Xxxxx Water Reclamation Facility (“WRF”), Bryan County will notify Effingham County of available sewer capacity, if any, and the rates, including any and all capital recovery fees, at which such capacity may be acquired. Effingham County shall provide a written request to Bryan County of the amount of sewer capacity it desires, if any, in units of 0.25 million gallons per day (MGD). Bryan County agrees to sell, and Effingham County agrees to acquire, such requested available capacity at the then-existing wholesale rate, which shall be the same or better rate that any other wholesale user may acquire available capacity at the time of Effingham County’s written request, including capital recovery fees. If at the time of Effingham County’s written request, no capacity is available within the Project, Bryan County shall notify Effingham County of any required modifications, improvements, and/or expansions to the North Xxxxx WRF necessary to accommodate acceptance of the requested capacity for treatment and disposal of sewage, including the estimated cost and timing required to complete said modifications, improvements, and/or expansions. Effingham County will then provide written authorization to Bryan County to proceed pursuant to the terms of this Agreement. Effingham County will be responsible for one hundred percent (100%) of the actual costs and expenses associated with the modifications, improvements, and/or expansions necessary to accommodate the capacity requested by Effingham County. The sewer service agreement shall also provide for the wholesale rate, provisions for the design, construction, and payment of costs associated with the modifications, improvements, and/or expansions necessary to accommodate Effingham’s request for capacity, any Cap...
Wastewater Service. 2.1 Bryan County intends to design, permit, and construct a regional wastewater treatment facility (hereinafter “Water Reclamation Facility” or “WRF”) in direct support of the development of the Mega‐Site and surrounding development. It is expected that the WRF will have an initial capacity of 5 MGD, which can be expanded in phases and upgraded to a maximum capacity of 8 MGD. The initial 5 MGD capacity is anticipated to be allocated to 3 MGD for sewer flows from the Mega‐Site, 1 MGD from sewer flows from Savannah, and 1 MGD of existing and anticipated flows within Bryan County and the surrounding area, which shall include up to .25 MGD for Effingham County.
Wastewater Service. Any retail utility service provided by the City of Austin in the Manor Release Area will be governed pursuant to established service policies, City of Austin Code and rules for wastewater service, and the Austin Sewer CCN as applicable.
4.2.1 The City of Austin’s utility planning in the Manor Release Area predates any future annexation of the Manor Release Area by the City of Manor, therefore the City of Manor agrees not to require license and/or franchise agreements nor request any compensation (one time or recurring) related to Austin Water infrastructure located within the Manor Release Area.
Wastewater Service. At its cost, Pure Cycle shall provide wastewater service to the Wastewater Users in a commercially reasonable manner consistent with generally accepted standards of performance for public wastewater systems in the metropolitan Denver area. Such services include without limitation the following:
(a) Operate, maintain, repair, replace, test, certify, remove, and change the size of all facilities and other assets and resources comprising the Wastewater System, expressly including wastewater treatment facilities and facilities for re-use or land application effluent, if any; and
(b) Develop and continuously monitor and recommend to the Board modifications and additions to effective emergency preparedness measures to respond to emergencies, including, but not limited to main line breaks, obstructions, and backups, mechanical failures, violation of effluent standards, and the interruption of service from other causes; and
(c) Coordinate and cooperate with Rangeview in the administration of plan review and approval, construction observation, and conveyance and acceptance procedures for developer Main Extensions; and
(d) Develop and continuously monitor and recommend to the Board modifications and additions to the Rules and Regulations, design standards and the Master Plan and coordinate and cooperate with Rangeview in the administration and enforcement thereof and of easements, service and main extension agreements; and
(e) Prepare, maintain and deliver to Rangeview sufficient, appropriate and accurate records of all operations undertaken by Pure Cycle on behalf of Rangeview pursuant to this Agreement. This function shall include preparing and maintaining accurate files of all contracts concerning the Wastewater System and all other records necessary to the orderly administration and operation thereof, and which are required to be kept by local, state and federal statutes, ordinances and regulations, and by good business practice, including records and accounts of sales and dispositions of effluent subject to Section 6.3 of the Lease and Gross Revenues (as defined in the Lease) derived therefrom; and
(f) Consult with and advise the Board on all matters relating to the operations of the Wastewater System and to the performance of Pure Cycle's obligations under this Agreement.
Wastewater Service. COUNTY plans to provide wastewater services for the Fairgrounds, without involvement of RANGEVIEW or PURECYCLE, by means of a septic tank and xxxxx field wastewater treatment system and vault storage tanks.
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(a) The City agrees to provide 800 LUEs of initial wastewater service subject to Purchaser’s construction of any required internal and external facilities, including but not limited to the Phase Two Lift Station, and the completion by others of the Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Interceptor, of which 360 of such LUEs shall be allocated to the Property and 440 LUEs shall be allocated to the BRR Remainder. The City confirms that 800 LUEs of capacity are available to serve the Property and the BRR Remainder through the Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Interceptor and agrees to reserve 800 LUEs for Customers within the Property and BRR Remainder. If for any reason the City cannot provide 800 LUE’s of capacity on or before December 31, 2023, the Purchaser may provide pump-and-haul wastewater service at the Purchaser’s sole cost and expense as needed for the until the Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Interceptor is completed and placed into service; provided that the Purchaser executes a pump and haul agreement using the City’s standard form of agreement. Customers within the Property receiving wastewater service through the pump-and-haul program will be required to pay all usual and customary City wastewater service fees and rates.
(b) The Seller acknowledges and agrees that the City shall not approve final plats, applications for wastewater service, or building permits for the BRR Remainder that result in more than the lesser of: (i) two hundred and forty (240) LUE’s; or (ii) the number of LUE’s that cause the Phase Two Lift Station to reach seventy-five percent (75%) capacity; being served by the Phase Two Lift Station until such time that the Seller has submitted applications to the TCEQ and the City for permitting the Regional Lift Station Wastewater System (defined in Section 5.05). The Seller further acknowledges and agrees that the City shall not approve final plats, applications for wastewater service, or building permits for the BRR Remainder that result in more than the lesser of: (i) three hundred sixty (360) LUE’s or (ii) the number of LUE’s that cause the Phase Two Lift Station to reach ninety percent (90%) capacity; being served by the Phase Two Lift Station until such time that the Seller has commenced construction of the Regional Wastewater System pursuant to Section 5.05.
