Wastewater Treatment Plant Capacity Reservation Sample Clauses

Wastewater Treatment Plant Capacity Reservation. The City will expand the capacity of the WWTP as required to serve the Development and in accordance with the Concept Plan and under the following terms and conditions:
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Wastewater Treatment Plant Capacity Reservation. The City will expand the capacity of the WWTP as required to serve the Development and in accordance with the Concept Plan. Developer and/or District will pay a portion of the City’s cost for the initial expansion of the capacity of the WWTP, which portion shall be represented by a fraction, the numerator of which is the number of LUEs required by the Development at the time of payment, and the denominator of which is the total number of LUEs enabled by the total initial expansion of the capacity of the WWTP (the “WWTP Capacity Reservation Fees”), on a one XXX- per-lot basis. The first WWTP Capacity Reservation Fee shall be paid by Developer in connection with the recordation of the first subdivision plat for the Development based on the number of lots described in such plat. Thereafter, subsequent WWTP Capacity Reservation Fees shall be paid to the City solely from or concurrently with the proceeds of bonds issued in connection with the Development resulting in reimbursements to Developer (i.e. for construction, geotechnical and engineering expenditures advanced by Developer for public infrastructure improvements on the Property). The amount of WWTP Capacity Reservation Fees payable upon bond reimbursement will be based upon the number of platted lots associated with the expenses reimbursed to Developer by such bond issuance. The City acknowledges that the Developer is relying on service being available to the Property and agrees that wastewater service will be made available to the Development as required by Developer.
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