System Extension Agreement definition

System Extension Agreement means an agreement between AWA and a Developer addressing responsibilities for the extension of water Mains, expansion of treatment capacity, or any addition of infrastructure required in order to serve a Development.

Examples of System Extension Agreement in a sentence

• Privately constructed extensions will not be permitted to connect to the District's system unless the work is performed and paid for in accordance with a Water System Extension Agreement.

• In unusual circumstances where the provisions of this Section, or any standard agreement previously approved by the Board, appear unreasonable to either party, the Agency and the Developer may by mutual agreement vary said provisions in the System Extension Agreement.

• The Developer must enter into a new recordable System Extension Agreement with the Agency regarding Capacity Fees and applicable conditions, but will be credited with the amount of any Capacity Fees previously paid for the parcels involved.

• In the event of an applicant whose water requirements are bound to exceed the District’s ability to supply it from existing physical assets without adversely affecting service to other water users, the District will not be obligated to render such service, unless the District and applicant execute a Water System Extension Agreement describing the process for the applicant to provide the additional physical assets.

• After the additional assets are constructed and the terms of the Water System Extension Agreement are completed to the satisfaction of the District, service shall be provided.

• Where this Section says “Developer,” it also refers to any Customer who needs a System Extension Agreement.

• Any cost sharing shall be described in the Water System Extension Agreement.

• The Developer shall pay all costs for the installation of the facilities described in the System Extension Agreement, including but not limited to service lines, fittings, valves, fire hydrants, transmission lines to connect the new facilities to the Water System, and any off-tract facilities required to make water available for the Development.

• In any case where the Agency desires the installation of facilities larger than that necessary to adequately serve the Development, the Developer shall provide for such upsizing as directed by the Agency, subject to the Agency’s payment for the additional costs as provided in the System Extension Agreement.

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