Water Service Clause Samples

Water Service. 4.6.1 The Developer shall construct the water lines in and serving the Subdivision and pay the City for and to install all meters and make connection of Subdivision to City water system. 4.6.2 The Developer shall pay the cost of water main and accessories to serve the Subdivision from a point to be approved by the Planning Commission and the City Engineer. The Developer will also pay for the water mains and accessories within the Subdivision, including service lines, accessories from the main to the meter and all meters. 4.6.3 The Developer shall pay the cost of all engineering, inspection and laboratory cost relating to the water service system in or to the Subdivision, including but not limited to inspection and approval by the Tennessee Department of Public Health. The Developer shall provide the City with copies of comments and certificates from said Department. 4.6.4 If required by the City, the Developer shall install fire hydrants in accordance with the type service appropriate, the type and location as approved by the Planning Commission with recommendation from the City’s Fire Chief and the City Engineer. 4.6.5 Water connection fee, per lot 1” meter is $500.00 plus the cost of the meter (collected from the builder). All connections made to the water line or any lateral lines of the North Fork Creek water line shall be subject to a water development charge of the greater of $3,000 per acre or $1,200 per connection. 4.6.6 For all connections made t the main water line or any lateral lines other than those served by the North Fork Creek water line, the water development charge shall be $1,500.00 per connection.

Water Service. The Owner has arranged for the City of Leominster to provide potable water service to the Property pursuant to the Water Supply and Development Agreement dated December 4, 2020 a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit “H” and the Intermunicipal Agreement between the City of Leominster and the Town of Lancaster for the Provision of Water Service, dated March 17, 2021 a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit “I”. The Town expressly disclaims any ability to provide potable water service to the Enterprise Project. Owner hereby acknowledges and agrees on behalf of itself, its successors and assigns, and any and all affiliated entities that the Town does not now have and will not have in the future any obligation to provide water service to the Enterprise Project or to the Property for any reason whatsoever, regardless of the status of the Water Supply and Development Agreement dated December 4, 2020 or the availability of potable water from the City of Leominster. Connection to the Leominster Water Supply shall be completed as required by applicable local and state building regulations, codes and requirements and industry standards. Notwithstanding the foregoing if, in the future, the Town determines to expand public water service to the area of the Property, the Town in its sole discretion, may elect to offer public water service to the Property.

Water Service. If new service is being started or restoration of service is being requested, hours of connection are as follows: deposit or payment made before noon can be connected between the hours of 1pm and 4pm that same day. Deposit or payment made after noon can be connected between the hours of 8am and 11am the following business day.

Water Service. The City is a water provider however, the City will not be the water provider for this property. Water service is available from the Dripping Springs Water Supply Corporation.

Water Service. The Land shall be entitled to receive water service in accordance with the Agreement for the Provision of Nonstandard Wholesale and Retail Water Service between the City and Double L Development, LLC (the “Water Service Agreement”), in an amount not to exceed 3,393 Living Unit Equivalents (“LUEs”). The Parties agree water service may be provided by a third-party utility provider, including, but not limited to, a special purpose district. Any area that is not provided water service by the ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County Public Utility Agency (“PUA”) shall not be subject to the memorandum of understanding between USFWS and LCRA, as predecessor to the PUA (“MOU”), or the PUA Service and Development Policies related to compliance with the MOU. The Water Service Agreement is hereby modified to increase the LUEs available to serve the Land to 3,393 LUEs.

Water Service. The Property shall have a metered water service connection or approved water well.

Water Service. Public water has been extended to the premises by Port. Lessee shall pay any connection charges required by city ordinance. Lessee shall be entirely responsible for the extension into the leased premises of said water for its own and any subtenant's purposes, and shall pay the entire cost thereof, including but not limited to labor, pipes, meter box, all necessary fittings, and the cost of any permits. Prior to installation, Port shall approve all plans and specifications for the water service within the premises to assure that said service meets all applicable building and other codes, laws, rules and regulations, and shall inspect and approve the same prior to covering any water lines or appurtenances. Nothing herein shall be construed as obligating Port at any time to make changes in the water service to the premises, such as increasing the size of the water line.

Water Service. 4.6.1 The Developer shall construct the water lines in and serving the Site Plan and pay the City for and to install all meters and make connection of Site Plan to City water system. 4.6.2 The Developer shall pay the cost of water main and accessories to serve the Site Plan from a point to be approved by the Planning Commission and the City Engineer. The Developer will also pay for the water mains and accessories within the Site Plan, including service lines, accessories from the main to the meter and all meters. 4.6.3 The Developer shall pay the cost of all engineering, inspection and laboratory cost relating to the water service system in or to the Site Plan, including but not limited to inspection and approval by the Tennessee Department of Public Health. The Developer shall provide the City with copies of comments and certificates from said Department. 4.6.4 If required by the City, the Developer shall install fire hydrants in accordance with the type service appropriate, the type and location as approved by the Planning Commission with recommendation from the City’s Fire Chief and the City Engineer. 4.6.5 Water Development fee, $1,500.00 per connection. 4.6.6 Water connection fee, per lot 1 or 2” meter is $500 plus the cost of the meter.

Water Service. 5.1.1 Subject to the Utility’s right of cancellation, the Utility shall provide water service to the Development, to be constructed in accordance with the specifications contained in the Offer which, unless otherwise specified in the Offer, shall include: .1 Extending the Delivery System to supply the Development with sufficient capacity to provide each lot in the Development with a Curb Stop and flow rate as specified in this Agreement; .2 Installation of distribution lines within the Development to provide a water supply to each lot in the Development after the Developer has constructed the roads and installed survey pins for each lot in the Development;